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Sweetie.

Sit back and prepare for some action.

Sit back and prepare for some glazing glory.

This is what I thought Manifest Destiny was at first.

It's really believing in it happening. Yeah. Not, you know, westward expansion and, you know, the destruction of my ancestors. I thought it was always that because that's the first time I heard it. Oh, really? Yeah. I thought it was like Manifest Destiny. It's like manifest like with your brain. You imagine hearing the term Manifest Destiny before a history class? I felt like I did. What? You were like three and somebody said Manifest Destiny? No. No. I was like maybe like 10 before they really teach you like before they give you the fake, the sort of fake history. You know, there's like there's bullshit. There's completely bullshit bullshit to like elementary stories like, this is all these lies. And then there's like, fake, but like right direction. Isn't that dumb that they do that? It's, it's, it's, you know, because you know why they do it up. I actually genuinely don't. Because it would radicalize little kids from the very beginning. It would, it would, if you, if you as a little child heard about slavery, imagine a small black child hearing that, hey, people that look like your teacher. That's why people in your school own people like you. That would do something to your little brain. But you're also predisposing, like, children to being lied to. To understand that they're going to be lied to. Yeah, it's crazy. Which I guess is somewhat true and valuable, I guess. I don't know if you need to do it that way, though. It's only valuable because it happens, you know? Like having a gun is only useful when you live in a place that you need a gun. Right. I know what you're saying. You know, it isn't like a valuable. You really should learn how to skin and kill bulls. It's like if I live on a ranch in Texas 300 years ago, you don't need that in a modern world. You need that in New York City. To kill a bowl? To know how to kill and skin a bull and eat it raw. You should, you never know how to eat it. You should never learn how to eat something raw. What do you mean? They never adapt to that. Is that not a valuable skill? No. How is it not? Because it's detrimental. You will die. Not if you learn. You can't learn a bottle of fun. A bodily function like that. Yes, you can. How do you learn a bodily function, Chris?

You, well, don't you like, isn't it like, uh, exposure therapy sort of? Is that learning exactly or is that like kind of, right? It's like, it's like cellular learning. I don't think that's how it works. I don't think you just, I don't think you can digest like raw meat like that. I bet if you had like a molecule of raw meat every day.

I feel like you do already.

No, no, listen. raw meat like that. I bet if you had like a molecule of raw meat every day.

I feel like you do already.

No, no, listen.

Listen, you're misunderstanding.

Oh, I'm sorry.

My apologies.

If you have one molecule, let's say one day, it's one molecule of raw meat. Until eventually, and then the next day, it's two molecules of raw meat.

Do you understand that?

Do you understand?

You would even still have a non-noticeable amount of meat, I think, by this point in your life.

Really?

How many molecules are there?

Holy shit.

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