On this episode or the Symbolic World Podcast, I'll be playing for you two videos back to back that I put up a few months ago that are related to how time and space interact with each other, how they kind of affect each other, how they tend, they can even destroy each other if one has too much emphasis. And these, these videos were

definitely prompted by my own situation that, for those who don't know, a few months ago,

my house was flooded and my family had to leave in a catastrophe. We've been moving around

ever since. And we have not reintegrated our house since then.

It happened in April.

And so we really are in this moment of strange transition, and we've been kind of put out into the world of transformation and change.

And so it has brought me to think about, you know, because the flood happened after a dyke broke.

And so thinking about walls, how walls prevent change. And also looking at time tends to eat at the walls.

Time tends to eat at stability, you know, by decomposing it. So anyways, a lot of thoughts related to that. So as you know,

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Music you can enjoy them as well. This is Jonathan Peugeot.

Welcome to the symbolic world.

The reason why it's so difficult to understand the question of the relationship between time and space is because what I think is happening is that because they have to coexist, you can't have just time

and you can't have just space.

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