Zoltan Bathory

um the the communist had this you know this idea of separating people into various casts of like you they come to the kindergarten which by the way we walk to in the snow when i was i don't know four years old five years old that's complete normal the snow is taller than me and the and the kindergarten is like three four miles away and your parents just put you out in the cold so all right kid don't die that way um don't get lost and um you know and then see you later that's it that was completely normal

um the the communist had this you know this idea of separating people into various casts of like you they come to the kindergarten which by the way we walk to in the snow when i was i don't know four years old five years old that's complete normal the snow is taller than me and the and the kindergarten is like three four miles away and your parents just put you out in the cold so all right kid don't die that way um don't get lost and um you know and then see you later that's it that was completely normal

um the the communist had this you know this idea of separating people into various casts of like you they come to the kindergarten which by the way we walk to in the snow when i was i don't know four years old five years old that's complete normal the snow is taller than me and the and the kindergarten is like three four miles away and your parents just put you out in the cold so all right kid don't die that way um don't get lost and um you know and then see you later that's it that was completely normal

Anyway, so we have a pretty different upbringing. You know, like, okay, here's a spear. You go and fight for your food. You know, it's Sparta. And so they come to the schools and they pick out the kids and they're like, okay, you're good at this. We're going to put you in a special school. You're good at, let's say, athleticism. And then you go to a school that is specifically for sports.

Anyway, so we have a pretty different upbringing. You know, like, okay, here's a spear. You go and fight for your food. You know, it's Sparta. And so they come to the schools and they pick out the kids and they're like, okay, you're good at this. We're going to put you in a special school. You're good at, let's say, athleticism. And then you go to a school that is specifically for sports.

Anyway, so we have a pretty different upbringing. You know, like, okay, here's a spear. You go and fight for your food. You know, it's Sparta. And so they come to the schools and they pick out the kids and they're like, okay, you're good at this. We're going to put you in a special school. You're good at, let's say, athleticism. And then you go to a school that is specifically for sports.

And so they pick me out and they're like, okay, you're math, science, you know, and we're going to put you in a special school. So I had like two or three math classes every day. Yeah.

And so they pick me out and they're like, okay, you're math, science, you know, and we're going to put you in a special school. So I had like two or three math classes every day. Yeah.

And so they pick me out and they're like, okay, you're math, science, you know, and we're going to put you in a special school. So I had like two or three math classes every day. Yeah.

that was my jam i was gonna be a particle scientist that was i was interested in a moment i could read that you know instead of reading you know books about cowboys and indians and everybody did i'm like deep down in the tectonic systems of the of the planet and you know and uh particle science and that was my jam and um and then somewhere around when i was 12 years old i had a

that was my jam i was gonna be a particle scientist that was i was interested in a moment i could read that you know instead of reading you know books about cowboys and indians and everybody did i'm like deep down in the tectonic systems of the of the planet and you know and uh particle science and that was my jam and um and then somewhere around when i was 12 years old i had a

that was my jam i was gonna be a particle scientist that was i was interested in a moment i could read that you know instead of reading you know books about cowboys and indians and everybody did i'm like deep down in the tectonic systems of the of the planet and you know and uh particle science and that was my jam and um and then somewhere around when i was 12 years old i had a

Because we're sitting here, so I'm going to contact this story. I had an out-of-body experience. I had an accident. And at the time, I didn't understand what happened. But I didn't look at my own body. I hit a truck with my low bicycle. But I had the sensation of whatever I wanted to look at, wherever I wanted to go, I was just there. And I understood like, whoa, something's bizarre.

Because we're sitting here, so I'm going to contact this story. I had an out-of-body experience. I had an accident. And at the time, I didn't understand what happened. But I didn't look at my own body. I hit a truck with my low bicycle. But I had the sensation of whatever I wanted to look at, wherever I wanted to go, I was just there. And I understood like, whoa, something's bizarre.

Because we're sitting here, so I'm going to contact this story. I had an out-of-body experience. I had an accident. And at the time, I didn't understand what happened. But I didn't look at my own body. I hit a truck with my low bicycle. But I had the sensation of whatever I wanted to look at, wherever I wanted to go, I was just there. And I understood like, whoa, something's bizarre.

Something's weird. And I got up. Eventually, I sit up. I was in a pool of blood with a circle of people around me. And I just grabbed my bicycle, went home. You know, my mother, it's a communist country. That's how it works. Like, kid, I'm bleeding out of my head. It's like, kid, don't get it on the carpet. That's it. That's it.

Something's weird. And I got up. Eventually, I sit up. I was in a pool of blood with a circle of people around me. And I just grabbed my bicycle, went home. You know, my mother, it's a communist country. That's how it works. Like, kid, I'm bleeding out of my head. It's like, kid, don't get it on the carpet. That's it. That's it.

Something's weird. And I got up. Eventually, I sit up. I was in a pool of blood with a circle of people around me. And I just grabbed my bicycle, went home. You know, my mother, it's a communist country. That's how it works. Like, kid, I'm bleeding out of my head. It's like, kid, don't get it on the carpet. That's it. That's it.

You know, you can have a sword sticking out of your head and like, oh, I probably should go to the hospital. But you got to walk because I'm busy. So, you know, that's pretty much how this worked. And so I went to the library and I started to search. And at the time, the Google search of the times were like...

You know, you can have a sword sticking out of your head and like, oh, I probably should go to the hospital. But you got to walk because I'm busy. So, you know, that's pretty much how this worked. And so I went to the library and I started to search. And at the time, the Google search of the times were like...