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Yeah, hi, good morning. Good evening. Good afternoon. What other options are there? I've been

sitting here all day organizing research for this book. I've been talking about forever.

And as much as I bitch and complain about it, I have to admit I get a chuckle every once

and a while going through these papers and the stuff because it's such a privilege to work

on things that interest you and especially when your interests are all over the fucking

place, the way in mind are. So I just read, I just got a pile of papers here. And these

are things I'm organizing. This one's called Myths about Hunter Gatherers, Nomadic Forage

or War and Peace. Here we have children educate themselves, the wisdom of hunter gatherers.

Why has human progress ground to a halt? Poverty affects genetics. Play as a foundation for

hunter gatherer or social existence. This is about old people dying in hospitals. Then

we have child rearing practices of distant ancestors, foster morality and compassion

in kids. And then we have Hutsa fecal transplant. What happened the day I replaced 99% of the

genes in my body with those of a hunter gatherer. And then we have a guaranteed basic income.

What if everybody didn't have to work to get paid? How the political system affects happiness

and more on basic income. Here's something on hearing voices and how different societies

around the world frame the hearing of voices. Interesting point that I read in that article

was that even deaf people hear voices in their heads. That's kind of cool. Welcome to another

edition of Tangentially Speaking. I feel like I'm barging into your day so maybe you could

barge into mine. That's what's going on over here. This episode is with a guy named Don Mira.

It's one of those serendipitous episodes that I love bringing you so much because it's, I don't

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