#347 – Michael Malice: Christmas Special

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What themes are introduced in the introduction of the Christmas Special?

Lex Fridman 0:00
Thank you. Thank you. Michael and I disagree on a lot of ideas in politics and philosophy, and we have a lot of fun disagreeing. But there's no question that he has a deep love for humanity and puts his heart and soul into his work, especially into this heart-wrenching, deeply personal book. So I ask that you support him by buying it at whitepillbook.com. That should hopefully forward to the Amazon page. As always, we each dressed up in a ridiculous outfit without coordinating for the chaos that makes life so damn interesting. This episode is full of humor, darkness, and love, which is the best way to celebrate the holidays. And now a quick few second mention of each sponsor. Check them out in the description.
Lex Fridman 1:01
It's the best way to support this podcast. We got House of Macadamias for delicious macadamia-based snacks, Inside Tracker for biological monitoring, NetSuite for business management, and Simply Safe for home security. Choose wisely, my friends. And now onto the full ad reads. As always, no ads in the middle. I try to make them interesting, but if you must skip, please still check out the sponsors in the description. I enjoy their stuff. Maybe you will too. This show is brought to you by a new sponsor, a delicious sponsor, House of Macadamias, a company that ships delicious, high quality and healthy macadamia nuts directly to your door. I've gotten a shipment, what is it, two weeks ago? Two weeks ago.
Lex Fridman 1:48
And it brought happiness to my heart. I won't mention which episode. Perhaps you might know. But it was a very stressful episode. I was getting attacked a lot online. And I was just very stressed. And I was feeling lonely. I was feeling... You know, out of it sometimes, sometimes you're hard, sometimes your mind can take you to some low places. So I was sitting there on the couch, and I got this shipment. The doorbell rang, and I came outside, and it was a mysterious box. And I brought it in. Like it was the holidays, but it wasn't the holidays yet. And I opened it up, and there was like a variety of delicious snacks.

How does Michael Malice's book 'The White Pill' relate to the holiday spirit?

Lex Fridman 2:24
They were extremely healthy and extremely delicious. And I partook in the snackage and it was glorious. I immediately felt better. It's just for many reasons, obviously it's delicious, but also brought joy to my heart that there's people out there that really care about crafting like a culinary art, essentially crafting out a snack from really good ingredients that you could just tell a lot of love went into it. Nutritionally, there's a lot of nice things I could say. It's 30% less carbs than almonds. Let us not debate how I pronounce almonds or almonds. I think I'm horrible with this. I forget which is the right way. It's the only nut rich in omega-7s. This is basically the healthiest nut. I feel like there's a good joke in there.
Lex Fridman 3:12
Anyway, go to houseofmecadamias.com to get 20% your first order. You will not regret it, my friends. This show is also brought to you by InsideTracker, a service I use to track biological data. What I want to know is the data that was coming from my heart and mind during the partaking of the macadamia snackage, the great, the glorious happiness. I wonder how the body communicates happiness. Short term, like moment by moment, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, weeks, years. So there's the progression of human life, the ups and downs. There must be signals in there. And I think that's a really promising direction to take health advice, to take medical advice. to collect the full raw set of signals your body provides to help you determine the different turns to take in life, whether that's lifestyle or diet changes, all that kind of stuff.
Lex Fridman 4:15
I think that's obviously the future. That's why I'm excited about InsideTracker. They're taking those early big leaps into that future. You can get special savings for a limited time when you go to InsideTracker.com. This show is also brought to you by NetSuite, an all-in-one cloud business management system. They manage everything. Your financials, human resources, inventory, e-commerce, if you're that kind of business, and many business-related details.

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