Welcome to today's show. We have the return of one of my best friends, Eric Gotti.

Eric is the host of the myths that make us podcast. He is becoming a regular on

this show. We dive into, I think he refers to them as philosophers. They are modern

day philosophers for sure, but a series of podcasts we've been watching and

listening to from Jamie Wheel and Daniel Schmoktenberger along with one

other brilliant mind whose name is escaping me right now. I'm sorry. I record

these intros sometimes long after the fact and I should just do it right

after the episode like Rogan does, but I don't. So Locianto, this podcast is

phenomenal. We talk about the world at large. We reference game A versus game B in

Game Theory and really dive into Eisenstein's work, the more beautiful world our

hearts know as possible. Of course, you've heard me reference that. Hopefully all

of you have read that book, but if you have not, don't worry. You're not going to

be left out of the conversation. This is super dope. You know, I absolutely love

Eric's mind. He's a brilliant young mind, but he's just a brilliant mind period.

Youth aside, he is fantastic. You know, as I've mentioned before, every time we do

fit for service events, it's the time, the space in between, because we're always

under the same roof. It's the space in between the workshops that we put on

is the space in between all the fun activities where we're just sitting on a

couch, half dead, half awake, and wrapping about life where I get some of the

juiciest conversations I've ever had. So absolutely love this dude. Know you guys

are going to dig this podcast. Check out our sponsors. They make the show

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