Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third eye drops. Oh dear pals, I think it goes without saying that I am truly bubbling with some sort of as of yet undiscovered quantum vigor for this one. I'm totally enveloped in it, but I've got to do my due

diligence. So before we launch our conversational curiosity,

cruiser of consciousness into the murky sea

of esotericism and science

with the great Dr. Dean Radon, let's check ourselves.

Because as nuances I think Dr. Radon is,

and I myself try to be, I won't lie. I've got some big fat predilections. I've got fantasies.

I've got sparkly machinations. I've got things I want to be true. Everyone does if you meet

someone that says they don't raise a hard brow at those folks, pals.

More directly though, how do we know that we're not just fluffing up our prejudice and confirmation bias

when we explore the things that we do.

Well, the enemy of the big bad, CB, my friends, is recognition and flexibility,

meaning I have to be able to identify my bias.

For example, in the last podcast I did with Dean Raden, I straight upset, I want to live in an interconnected universe where consciousness is a real

force woven in to the fabric of reality

It's certainly a lot sexier than the alternative. And because I know that, I need

to be a responsible rambler when I'm exploring that topic.

So to that end, sometimes I go through a little exercise.

I go through a thought experiment where I occupy the contrary

mental space. So in this case it would be that of a materialist and I'm not going to go

overboard with with exploring this process, but let's just say that I jab at my own unique kind of philosophical mishmash consisting of the metaphysical, the mystical, the techno-darmic,

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