Well, good evening, my friends, 12th of November 2025, and we're going to launch straight into

the listener, Brain Bananza Schmorgasborg with Jeff.

Jeff, if you want to let me know what's on your mind.

I certainly have a few things on my mind, but the first thing I'm going to have

on my mind is Jeff's thoughts and questions. If you want to unmute, I'm all ears.

All right. Jeff is not with us. Is Jeff with us? He is not. He wants to be. He is here in spirit. All right. Reynard. You want to unmute?

You can tell me your thoughts as well. All right. Good evening. Can you hear me yes sir go ahead how you doing um well how you

doing not too bad um i have a question about the human conscience and um or how strong the conscience is.

When we're talking about, say, Christians,

if they're harmed or something like that,

they have the, I don't say the luxury,

but they have the ability to say,

well, I'm going to put it in God's hands.

I'm not going to judge.

I'll leave it up to God.

But if you're a non-believer, you don't really have that option.

And I used to think that, you know, for my, I used to think, I used to think, I used to think, or I made the mistake of thinking that a lot of people think like myself, and if I do something wrong, my conscience will just bother me and or compel me to make things right. When you see a person that makes a mistake, they do something wrong, and they don't make things right.

Is it a situation they don't have a conscience?

Can you just sit back and say, well, in the fullness of time,

that conscience will get the best of them, they'll make things right?

How strong is that conscience, and can we rely on people eventually coming around and doing right?

No.

...