Harry Garside

I reckon that would be the only ones.

I always try and think what it would be like 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 years ago.

And I just wonder if this is just...

Like the micro of us in a tribe was kind of this.

You know, there's like little cliques.

You do something for old mate, he does something for you, whatever.

Yeah, and then as we've grown into a civilization, it's like this is just a macro of human behavior.

Like humans, although there is absolutely compassionate, but I always think, you know, people are like, oh, I would throw myself in front of, you know, a bullet or something, you know, like, or I would die for my children or I would, you know, and I just...

Until you're in it, you don't fucking know that.

Like, you do not know what you would do when you're in this heated environment around your life is on the line and someone else, especially someone you don't know.

You know, I just wonder if this is just human behavior, you know, on the macro, you know?

And it will never change.

Have you heard someone talk about the status game?

What's that?

So there's a book.

It was on Rogan and a couple of other big podcasts.

But he talks about, I forget his name, but Will Stahl, I think his name is.

But he talks about how humans are just always craving status.

And status is social media followers getting heaps of likes, money.

There's certain things that can signal status, what we wear.