Wisdom is ideas that are useful for living a better life.

They're the things that prevent you from making mistakes

that are mythological in their scope.

Intelligence would be the ability to sew concepts together.

And so as your realm of concepts expands,

you have to become more intelligent

because you have a wider foundation of things

to be able to knit together.

The Demystified Side podcast interviewed me for two hours on consciousness, science 2.0,

which I call abidgenosis, and what it's like to investigate theories of everything, psychologically

as well as analytically, as well as my thoughts on my favorite toe. As I say, I'm just a gym rat for toes. I'm placing this on the toe channel because, as is customary with me, I'm more interested in asking questions than I am in giving answers, and so an interview of me invariably becomes an interview of the interviewer. I'll continue to place interviews of me, especially by smaller creators, on the main toe channel.

Links to their podcast is in the description, and I hope you enjoy.

Hey, guys, welcome back.

Today on the show, we have Kurt Jiamengal from Theories of Everything, another podcast.

And I think this is the first time we've interviewed, well, I don't really do interviews here, do we?

It's the first time we've sat down and had a conversation with another podcaster who's also studying theories of nature and also has talked to a lot of the same guests as us.

I think that Kurt is maybe the most contemplative person that we've talked to so far,

where he would really just sit with a

question in a way that I love because so often when you do a podcast it feels like you have to go

really fast and I'm kind of guilty of that where I feel like I'm running at a million miles an hour.

I'm listening really hard to somebody's talking and I'm trying to formulate the thought

that is responding to everything that they're saying. And I think that it's really valuable

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