The problem with making sex taboo is that then it controls you, so then it becomes a tool that can be used like if you're an advertiser.

Like sex is a good tool to use to advertise because we don't talk about it and because it's taboo and it's separate from our lives, so it has all this sort of underground control of us as you know.

So that's what makes it good for commercial use, you know what I mean?

Because you can manipulate people with it.

Whereas if it was like part of everyday life and something that we could talk about organically, like it wouldn't work as well to like sell tomatoes or whatever.

Hey Chris, my name's Cameron. Currently shuffling a shitload of dirt. Getting ready to build myself a little airship style tire home out here with a nice beautiful view of Lake Ateelan in Guatemala.

So I just want to thank you so much because you're one of the major reasons I'm out here doing what I'm doing. I'm a recent college grad and you know decided not to go for the secure route in American life, but I'm out here trying to make a dream come true and it's all thanks to you.

So anybody out there who's thinking of doing the same thing, say go for it, get out of the system and enjoy life because it's beautiful out here. Take care.

Hey Chris, it's Shanna, Josie and Crystal. We're three nurses from Calgary, but we're currently in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia.

Part of the soon to be land of legalized marijuana. Yay Canada. Anyway, we're in Victoria for the psychedelic psychotherapy forum. Some really cool talks here today.

If you haven't read any of Robin Carhartt Harris's work, you should check him out to Smart Guy, which is one to say thanks for your podcast. We're faithful listeners.

It not only opens our minds, but gives us hope that there really are still some cool good people left in the world. Thanks. Love you. Bye.

Hey Chris, this is Kevin coming at you from the jungles of Peru. I've been volunteering at a Alaska Center here and I'm holding down the fort here over the holidays, spending the New Year with Peruvian Hairless Dog and in a Chihuahua.

And you, listen to some of your podcasts here. So just what I say thanks for spending the near with me and the dogs. And I appreciate you and all that you do and keep on rocking, man. Cheers.

Yeah, happy New Year to you, the Peruvian Hairless Dog and the Chihuahua.

Nice to be with you. It's obviously not New Year's, it's early March, but these SNPs come in when they come in and I upload them onto my Google Drive thing in the jig.

And I don't really, maybe I'm doing it wrong, but the dates get all messed up. So I don't know there's, they're not like listed by when I upload them.

So I kind of pull them down randomly. So yeah, people are sitting by beautiful lakes in Vermont looking at the stars and I play it in the middle of January and people are going, what the fuck? That's not possible.

So yeah, they're not time sensitive is what I'm saying, but they're beautiful. They're fucking beautiful whenever they come in. So thank you to do in Peru, do in Guatemala near Lago de Ati Llan.

I hope your house is farther along now or maybe finished and three women in Victoria at the psychedelic psychotherapy conference. I hope that went well whenever that was.

So keep sending those things in. I'll get to them. It's random. It's kind of like a lottery thing. It's like pulling numbers out of a hat since Google Drive eludes me. I don't understand it.

But I put them up there so that, you know, when I'm on the road, I'll be able to pull them down and don't have to worry about somebody stealing my computer or something or a technical malfunction and losing them all.

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