Tim Ferriss

Like, their brains should not function, and yet they have average IQ.

And we don't really have, as far as I know, a good explanatory framework for allowing that to be possible.

So I don't know.

I mean, this is part of the reason why my position is always,

kind of impossible until proven otherwise, but I'm open-minded about it.

And that's why I've poured so, I mean, millions of dollars into science, right?

Because I'm like, I want to better understand this.

I recognize, as Richard Feynman, Nobel Prize-winning physicist said, like, it is important not to fool yourself, and you're the most, you're the easiest person to fool.

Like, when you want something to be true, even if it's 1%, like, experimenter bias and everything, it's a real thing.

You'll convince yourself that it's, yeah.

Yeah, you can just, or just look for evidence that something is real.

Which is why I do value the scientific method and, you know, and...

Have you seen Karl Popper and all falsification, all that stuff is so, so critical for us to have arrived where we are, right?

Like, Western medicine is the greatest healing system that has ever been devised.

Period, full stop.

But is it the full picture?

No.

50%, you know, any MD, I think this is an ongoing joke, but it's kind of like 50% of what we know is wrong, we just don't know which 50%.

Like, that's like an accepted sort of joke within medicine and science.

Yeah, I did.