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🗓️ 4 February 2019
⏱️ 91 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello, everyone. Hi, friends. 293. So close to 300. Can you believe it? I'm trying to think |
0:23.3 | if I like the number 293. I don't. That's the worst number ever. What? I like the end of |
0:28.8 | it, but I don't like the beginning. Why would you like three? Oh, oh my gosh, my favorite number. |
0:33.1 | Speaking of which, it is almost my 33rd birthday, which is my favorite number two times. |
0:38.6 | Oh, so you think it's going to be lucky? For some reason, I'm more excited about this birthday |
0:43.5 | than I've been about any others. Well, and it's like your Jesus birthday. That's when he, |
0:47.9 | if you you're going to outlive Jesus. Is that true? Okay. So I really do think there's something like, |
0:54.4 | you know, well, that let's fingers crossed. What do you think they're going to happen this year? |
1:01.7 | Well, no, I just think it's interesting, you know, like a lot of times, |
1:07.9 | it's interesting how like sometimes stories in the Bible are kind of like metaphors for things |
1:12.9 | that happen in life and blah, blah, blah. And so I think like there's something there really is |
1:19.1 | something about a phase of life change when you're like in your early 30s. Yeah, it's funny |
1:24.2 | because I was just reading this book. It was actually about food, but it was talking about |
1:30.3 | Pythagoras and how that he's the reason we eat three meals a day because he believed like in |
1:37.0 | this rule of threes and blah, blah, blah. And so that's why we eat that many times a day. |
1:42.5 | And it's kind of what you're saying where numbers are really important to people and are |
1:48.0 | significant. And a lot of people think that they are more important than just like a symbol. It's, |
1:53.2 | you know, math and all that. I mean, of course, it's math, but like, yes, balance and blah, blah, blah. |
1:59.5 | Because if you take the number away, like, I think in our mind, we separate, this is going to |
2:04.5 | sound super like try to follow me here, but you can try to like separate numbers from objects, |
2:11.1 | but they're still almost like the same thing. Like we only think of a number as different than like |
2:16.0 | anything else that we interact with physically because it like you write it and it's on a piece of |
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