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Joshua David Herp: The Government Isn’t Real, Reality Isn’t Real And Neither Are You | DSH #1676
11 Dec 2025
Chapter 1: What does Joshua David Earp mean when he says 'the government doesn’t exist'?
The government doesn't actually exist, you know? What is the government? Is it a building? Is it a group of people? Is it a location? Is it an idea? What is the government? Ultimately, no one can say. It's kind of like Alan Watts said, you know, he said, what is reality? Ultimately, no one can say because it isn't words nor things.
All right, guys, third time on the show now, Joshua David Earp. He is an American actor, producer, entrepreneur, television and movie studio executive, financier and marketing agency owner based in L.A.
Chapter 2: How do belief systems shape our perception of reality?
He's an advisor to billionaires, celebrities, royal families, politicians, intellectual icons, titans of the industry and Fortune 50 brands. He has appeared and been interviewed on major media platforms, ABC, Fox, CBS, NBC, Netflix, Hulu, FX, and Amazon Studios. He's also related to Wyatt Earp.
He later moved into the music industry working with the management teams and producers behind some of the world's most prominent artists, including Justin Timberlake, Drake, Bruno Mars, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, The Weeknd, French Montana, and Britney Spears.
Chapter 3: How does Joshua link politics and entertainment?
His entry into the motion picture industry began with his work on major television productions, including Shameless, Dave Blackish, and he later went on to act, produce, market, and help finance the groundbreaking and critically acclaimed 23-time Emmy-winning TV series The Bay, airing on NBC's Peacock, which has received 64 nominations in daytime television. What a resume, man.
Thanks for coming back. Thank you. I appreciate it. Yeah, you've been busy, huh?
Yeah, you know, it's funny.
Chapter 4: What is the connection between breath, DMT, and consciousness?
One of my clients, his name's Steve Lindsey. He's sold 500 million records worldwide. He's taught Dr. Dre how to play piano, and he discovered Bruno Mars, things like that. In fact, Bruno Mars used to sleep on his couch. And he always told me one day...
you know like uh when it comes to achievement and the science and the mathematics of achievement and he said josh you know the um he said the geniuses think they're imposters and the imposters think they're geniuses and so that's something that always stuck with me because i feel like i haven't done anything you know so when you read all that stuff i'm just like you know um you know i'm just me i'm just we're getting started you know and we're here to just make a positive change in the world that's interesting have you ever felt like you had imposter syndrome
like you didn't belong imposter syndrome um not necessarily like as far as an imposter but i always felt that um you know it's so funny because going back to that quote you know benjamin franklin said that genius is simply a greater aptitude for patience so if you're you know patient enough you can actually become a genius in order to learn or do anything
Chapter 5: What are the implications of remote viewing and dowsing?
And then Benjamin Franklin also, the reason why I'm wearing this security shirt is, and I've never worked a security job in my life, and I've never, I don't want to say never, but I did work a few jobs as a teenager, but I've always had that entrepreneurial spirit.
The reason I'm wearing this shirt today on this wonderful podcast is because, as a reminder, from Benjamin Franklin, actually, which is that if we trade our freedom for security, then we neither deserve nor freedom or security. And so, in fact, that's why they call prison maximum security.
Chapter 6: Why is history often written by the victors?
So security is actually not what you want. In fact, freedom is what you want, but security.
Chapter 7: What secrets does Antarctica hold according to Joshua?
you know, they call it free dumb for a reason, you know, because you have to be dumb to think you're getting something for free. So there is a price to pay. And there's a lot of people that have, you know, paid the price and the military, things like that. And, you know, respect and everything goes out to all those that, you know, are fighting for our freedom.
But the thing is also is that there may be an alternative side to the story. And really what I encourage people to
Chapter 8: How does Joshua view the ethics of cloning and consciousness transfer?
on this podcast and also my previous podcast here is to you know um ask questions you know nothing that i said in the past two podcasts or even in this one should be taken as gospel i mean even the gospel should not be taken as gospel i mean even if it was the word of god right which is comes from elohim which means multiple gods right which you know uh hebrew actually predates judaism um quite extensively in fact it's mathematical
in its degrees because of the fact that Hebrew is just very interesting because it is mathematics. In fact, it was, I believe, Galileo Galilei said that mathematics is the language in which God coded the universe. And you have early Freemasons like Pythagoras that said, you know, number rules the universe. And so, you know, going back to Benjamin Franklin, he was a Freemason, right?
Which comes from supposedly the ancient stonemasons guild. And what's interesting about that is masonry is based off the Kabbalah. And the Kabbalah is actually based off the ancient Babylonian mystery traditions and mystery schools, such as the Talmud. And I know there's a lot of controversy in the world right now going on about you know, different topics, right?
Whether it's races or, or ethnic religious, uh, things, or whether it's war or politics or religion, or, you know, there's all these things right going on. And, um, and I just tell people all the time, look, you know, there's good and bad people in every organization and every religion, you know, in every region, not just one group is good or bad.
In fact, some would argue that there is no good and there's no bad. It's simply suggested. Um, but you know, the more I think about it, Sean, um, It's just a very interesting thing. So I feel like if I just keep rambling, we're gonna miss out on some of your questions.
So I want you to get to some of your stuff. I love how you, with the way you approach stuff, you go to the root cause. That's what I like about the way you think. You don't just scratch the surface.
Yeah, I mean. It's a very interesting thing. I mean, I'm here to raise questions. You know, I'm not here to provide answers. You know, I've had people reach out to me from the past couple of podcasts and it's like, oh, you said this and you said that. Really, what I'm encouraging people to do is just, you know, presenting an alternative view.
By the way, my lawyer and publicist make me say this, guys. I'm just kidding. They probably would like it if I did, though. But no, I'm just saying it to be real because, you know, that's, you know, what this world is missing right now is a realness.
Yeah. I remember that Freemason clip we did got a lot of views.
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