Sarah Marshall

anyway that's a whole conversation wait but what were you saying love what if love wasn't about lions but what if love what if love is like not just all those sort of practical things that of course make sense but also this sort of like collective atomic memory of this time when we were all one thing you know that's so beautiful why the heck not it might be

I like that.

I'm thinking a lot lately about just sort of like what it means to approach life as a universalist and to see all religions is like.

Yeah.

You know, cause like, I, I think that like the same way that we can't conceive of, of the universe, it's, you know, any kind of faith that isn't based on controlling other people, I think is, um, you can see them all grasping at the same thing.

That might be getting too much into my personal, um, spiritual journey, but yeah.

But we're talking about rainbows.

I mean, it's inevitable probably that we get here.

This is like when he before acid had been synthesized and he had to just do it yourself over years of study.

Well, and also there's so many other things to, you know, drive a person beyond the point of no return if there's, you know, no real mental health availability.

But yeah.

Infinity doesn't help.

And it was about like knowledge that drove scientists mad.

So many people watched that thinking it would be about sex somehow.

And then it was a math documentary.

Well, he's probably riding around on a Mongolian pony all day.

You start thinking about infinity as you get bounced around on there.

Don't worry.

I'm look, I'll go on whatever.

I'll go on like an Indiana Jones itinerary of scientific story.