call. Oh, Oh, Crow, Crow, Crow, Crow.

Crows.

Belief is the enemy of knowing.

All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple 7 radio this is episode

297 just Jason and myself today we're going to be covering

Sigma and Schlomo Freud and Gustav what are we going to say today

Jason Young or Jung I guess we'll say Young right I've always pronounced it young but I don't know if that's actually correct.

Yeah, I think it is.

Although I was looking at some things online.

Some people actually said young, but I don't think that's correct.

So we'll just say young.

Actually, believe it or not not young lived all the way into the 1960s he was about I think 20 year 20 years

Freud's junior I think Freud passed away in the 30s if I'm not mistaken but

we'll get into these things. The main reason we're covering this is because

when you start looking at all the schools of social engineering it always ties back in

some way shape or form to one or both of these guys it doesn't even seem to me that

there's agreement on what one or the other believed I mean I even just this morning as we sat down to do this already had the notes already read them

I'm going from site to site and it's almost like one site says one thing and then the next one

says the exact opposite but what we can be sure of is that this is the benchmark

where people started to realize that the human mind was, I guess I don't want to say

hackable yet, but that's basically what we're talking about. Anyhow, Jason, welcome.

And well, it's a nice morning for me, but I don't think it is for you.

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