Tim Ferriss

I would say... someone who is genuinely part of...

some mystic tradition who has never been on a podcast, but who is a good communicator.

And, you know, we talked very early on about Scripture, and you were like, Scripture?

If you look at the Christian mystics, you look at, say, Sufism within Islam, you look at, you know, Kabbalah and so on within Judaism, it's like,

When you start to read even the poetry produced by all three, they seem very, very similar.

And having someone on who could speak intelligently

and they need to be good with words to do this, but to describe their firsthand experience of the divine, I think would be a service to listeners.

So that would be one.

Love that idea.

Yeah.

I'd say second, I'm trying to really go off menu here.

So you've covered a lot of ground I enjoy already with a lot of your interviews.

I would say probably dealer's choice, meaning you're the dealer, but old traditions, like really old traditions who have not been exposed or picked over by a lot of other podcasts.

And that could be just about anything, because my approach to, you know, whether it's investing, exploration, it's kind of a barbell approach, like Nassim Taleb's investing, right?

Like super, super safe or super, super speculative is how I...

I'm not saying everybody should do that.

But also, with respect to my own intellectual exploration and scientific exploration, I'm like, I'm typically cutting edge, or I'm looking at things that have been around for hundreds or thousands of years that are durable.

And I think exploring the really old stuff is interesting.

So the mystics are kind of one example of that, right?

This has just been a consistent feature of humanity for millennia.