Luke Caverns

You know, all the time I spend traveling and I get to see so many amazing ancient sites and meet so many cool people. And I'm just constantly go, go, go, go, go, go. Like I'm trying to just make this life work. And I had this realization that the most important thing I do is make dinner for my wife and take my dog on walks. And I would have never had that like epiphany.

Like, dude, all this stuff is really cool, but it's for fun. And this is the stuff that you love. Your purpose is to take your dog on walks and spend time with your wife. And one day it's going to be to spend time with your kids. And every time I go into it with this idea that I hope that I have some kind of realization, I always do.

Like, dude, all this stuff is really cool, but it's for fun. And this is the stuff that you love. Your purpose is to take your dog on walks and spend time with your wife. And one day it's going to be to spend time with your kids. And every time I go into it with this idea that I hope that I have some kind of realization, I always do.

Like, dude, all this stuff is really cool, but it's for fun. And this is the stuff that you love. Your purpose is to take your dog on walks and spend time with your wife. And one day it's going to be to spend time with your kids. And every time I go into it with this idea that I hope that I have some kind of realization, I always do.

And it's just like I have this – I know that ancient plant medicine is like the key to unlocking so much of the ancient world. And so –

And it's just like I have this – I know that ancient plant medicine is like the key to unlocking so much of the ancient world. And so –

And it's just like I have this – I know that ancient plant medicine is like the key to unlocking so much of the ancient world. And so –

Like, how'd you learn?

Like, how'd you learn?

Like, how'd you learn?

Yeah, I know, right?

Yeah, I know, right?

Yeah, I know, right?

And then you can take that same chemical and they'll pour it in the water and rather than fishing or spearing fish in the water or hooking them, they pour it into the water and they create these little canals off of the Amazon and fish, piranha, whatever will swim up in it and they pour that liquid wherever that hallucinogen isn't and it stuns the fish and they all come to the top and they only take what they need and they send the rest back.

And then you can take that same chemical and they'll pour it in the water and rather than fishing or spearing fish in the water or hooking them, they pour it into the water and they create these little canals off of the Amazon and fish, piranha, whatever will swim up in it and they pour that liquid wherever that hallucinogen isn't and it stuns the fish and they all come to the top and they only take what they need and they send the rest back.

And then you can take that same chemical and they'll pour it in the water and rather than fishing or spearing fish in the water or hooking them, they pour it into the water and they create these little canals off of the Amazon and fish, piranha, whatever will swim up in it and they pour that liquid wherever that hallucinogen isn't and it stuns the fish and they all come to the top and they only take what they need and they send the rest back.

which is another reason why I don't think that Native Americans are responsible for the extinction of all the megafauna in the Americas. Because, you know, okay, so I'm out in the woods in East Texas a couple weeks ago, and we're just walking around, and we're talking about the Caddo people. Have you heard of the Caddo Indians before?

which is another reason why I don't think that Native Americans are responsible for the extinction of all the megafauna in the Americas. Because, you know, okay, so I'm out in the woods in East Texas a couple weeks ago, and we're just walking around, and we're talking about the Caddo people. Have you heard of the Caddo Indians before?

which is another reason why I don't think that Native Americans are responsible for the extinction of all the megafauna in the Americas. Because, you know, okay, so I'm out in the woods in East Texas a couple weeks ago, and we're just walking around, and we're talking about the Caddo people. Have you heard of the Caddo Indians before?

And I was trying to talk to my friend who doesn't know a lot about Native Americans, trying to, like, tell him, trying to give him the essence of the people. And the words came to me, and I was like, if nature itself took an anthropomorphic form. That's the Native American. These are people that lived perfectly with their environment or tried to, at least most of them did.