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I love the old conspiracies too because I never got into that stuff.

So I've been listening to podcasts that talk about 50s and 60s conspiracies like Laurel Canyon and stuff I've never even looked into or even thought about.

So I love it.

I want to hear some of your weirdest stuff if you guys have time.

Yeah, bring us the weird.

Ah, the weird.

Simulation theory. Not 50s and 60s, but simulation theory, I think, is one of the weirdest ones that we did,

uh, which kind of coincides with mind uploading. Yeah. Well, I'm actually glad you brought

that up specifically because we've been talking about that from different angles lately um we had

human vibration on a couple weeks ago and she was talking about how she thinks the multiverse is

kind of a a sciop to get people out of their their moment right here right now you know you hear

you hear a lot about that but then we uh talked to nick Hinton last week, too. And he was kind of saying the same, well, kind of from a different perspective, but he was kind of saying that he thinks the simulation theory is a sci-op because it brings you away from God. So there's different ways to think about that. But what do you guys think in general as far as that theory goes? And I also want to

hear if you have, if you guys have watched Black Mirror, the episode San Junipero, which was highly

decorated and given multiple accolades for being the best episode, it was my favorite episode until

I realized that death isn't the worst thing in life. No, what's worse is being trapped here forever.

That's way worse than death.

I know, but that, so for me being like a normie previously, I loved that episode.

I was like, you could upload yourself and just hang out forever in the multiverse.

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