The Gerogan Experience I'm going to do. Now, uh, nah, nah. That's the music.

the opening music.

That's the opening music because me and Duncan Trussle are flying through the

fucking sky right now ladies and gentlemen.

Hello, hello.

We are, this is, we're attempting to do a podcast from a plane.

And we were just having this intense conversation we we dropped an

edible about an hour ago and I think it's just starting to kick in and the

conversation was mostly about the origins of creativity and the sort of non-local feeling

when you come up with ideas and when you really tap into ideas how you're not, it's not really

you doing it. It's like you're not it's not really you doing it it's like you're

an antenna yeah it's like you're tuning into something that's out there what's the

word for now I've heard this weird new-age word for it too and now I can't

remember well the Muse is one that everybody this weird new age word for it too and now I can't remember.

Well the Muse is one that everybody likes to use for creativity.

No, some kind of like universal library or something.

There's a name for it.

Some kind of like, there's like some universal matrix of information

that's non-local that Mystics tune into and channel,

and that's kind of the source of I don't know the majority of like

the real religions out there or what causes religion.

Well we got on the subject because Duncan has plans for an isolation tank in his new place

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