Hello. Ricky. How's it going? Good. Yeah, good. So, question. Let me make sure both feed

her on the floor. What are dreams for? What noise is a monster, mate? When does a baby

start thinking? Why doesn't we fear death? If there's no afterlife, morality, what's the

point? Sam, what's the point? I think this is the start of your midlife crisis. All of

those questions have scientific answers to understand how we got here. That's where many scientists

seem to stop and they're thinking about morality. Are you saying you think that there might

be other than nothingness in terms of experience? I can't believe you think that. I certainly don't

remember the 14 billion years prior to my birth. But why do we fear not existing again? Because we

won't know about it. You're certainly not going to embarrass yourself holding that opinion in a

scientific context. Would you rather wake up with the head of a dog for your body? At least I'll

keep my hair. You'll never go forward. I'm very flattered that you've done an autopsy on my

psychologist. I never thought about that before. What I was holding back was even better.

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