Christian Hubicki

A few weeks ago saying, oh, Christian, here's some like I wish the name of the theory.

Here's some kind of like narrative.

I've got some kind of narrative theories, cognitive narrative theory.

That's probably not the right words for it.

But the idea is that when you are in times of extreme uncertainty, that you tend to rely upon narratives for determining what's true.

And I look, there are strong skeptical people.

overtones with that.

I'm sure that we've talked about that many times on the show.

But I think it's a way that drives your thinking.

There's a lot of sticks available.

There's lots of sticks, Jay.

They're cheap.

I mean, so much of it is about like they do a lot to preserve the survival experience.

They give you very little that you wouldn't expect people on an island to give.

There's no secret craft services table.

There's no brushing your teeth.

The things that you get, here are the things that you get.

You can get sunscreen.

You can get sunscreen, you can get bug spray.

You can get, excuse me, you can get one multivitamin pill a day and they give you an electrolyte packet.