Well, in some ways you're referring to an old mind-brain dichotomy, and yet we know it's not two things.

And that's the, in many ways, the interesting frontier is to look at those things that we

still find mysterious.

It's all explainable on a physiological basis. It's just we don't understand exactly how it works.

I don't think we'll ever totally understand it.

And we don't want to.

But this is okay. I think we can easily learn a lot more.

And everything we learn will lead to new questions.

And this is okay, this is a process.

And I think we have to speed up the process. America the evolution of their mind into

to the way to conform to weight, to be exactly awesome. Okay,

guys welcome back to the Grand America Show.

We are gonna be chatting with Carl J Calliman

a little bit later about his book the global mind and the rise of

civilization and the quantum evolution of consciousness. It's a pretty fun one.

Yeah, it's a gooder.

But first, as always, Graham is an all-in believer in Kevin Trail's Dunlop.

How's it going buddy?

Thanks. I got some feedback about me being a sport about your little thing there.

Did you? Is that what they called you, a sport?

Being a good sport. There you go. Did you? Yeah. Is that what they called you? A sport?

There you go. I don't know if they said sport, but they meant, uh, they meant it well.

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