David Deida

Like, if you're motivated to make a lot of money or you're motivated to find a partner or to have sex with a lot of people or whatever one's motivation is...

You can explore that.

I mean, that's what human birth is for, to explore all the possibilities of being human.

But there comes a point if you mature, and it could be at any age.

A lot of people, due to psychedelics and all kinds of things, are coming to this point early in their life.

But there comes a point where they're just…

It's just empty.

It feels empty.

The tone is emptiness, meaninglessness.

They're there in their mansion,

you know, whatever their situation is.

And it's like, nothing really has changed essentially.

Things have changed externally, bigger house, whatever, but essentially they're the same one.

And that's disappointing to people.

They think there should be some feel differently.

I think a large percentage of these men have achieved a modicum of success and have come to that point of meaninglessness.

However, I think more and more younger men, before they flex their muscles in the world, before they've achieved success,

often due to a meditative experience.

I mean, people can have these deep experiences now cheaply.

So they could have an unearned glimpse of infinity.