Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third eye drops. Wonderful to Wonder Dip with you as always, my friends.

Michael Philip here, after we drop our bodies, we're really reduced to our ideas and the stories that people tell about us.

And usually the half-life of that is not very long. Think about it. How much do you know about your great

grandparents? You may have known them a bit if you were fortunate, but how much do you know about your great-great-grandparents?

How about your great-great-grandparents? I'm sure at that point it gets pretty fuzzy.

And that's only a couple of generations.

We know next to nothing about our own ancestors

just a couple of generations back. It's pretty wild and what's even more wild is that some people

had such novel ideas that they're basically immortal. Think about Socrates, Plato, Lautzu, Buddha, Jesus.

Consider that. Consider that these people, through the blade of their minds, were able to communicate such profundity, such novelty, that their ideas have flavored the way

we think about reality to this day. Thousands of years later, practically,

every undergraduate college student

is thinking their thoughts right now,

were at least very recently.

I gotta be honest, they sort of give me

something of a bit of idea envy.

Of course, I want to have good ideas because I really think that sharing

thoughts especially for a living is one of the most incredible things that a person can accomplish but aside from that and the other

sort of selfish motivations innately embedded in the pursuit of interesting ideas is the fact that when you serve as a portal for really novel or valuable ideas, you're doing something very important for humankind. You're serving as a kind of

midwife for evolution or a midwife for knowledge, as Socrates put it.

In other words, you're aiding in the emergence

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