Third Eyrops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering the Third Eyed Drops. Welcome, Welcome, Wonder Dippers. Hope you're well. In fact, I hope you have your curiosity quills perked up to maximum plumage for this one because I have to say it has a patina and

aura a jinnise a qua that is just encasing this transmission to the likes of which I don't think we've seen on the

show for quite some time because our guest on this one, Ramine Naser, is an absolute portal. That's what I would call him.

As you may know, if you've heard on any of our other mind melds,

he has a way of always just doing the linguistic equivalent of,

what about this?

Like saying something that I just don't expect,

where he does some sort of conversational sleight of hand

that very few, no, I'll say no one else can do.

He just has an incredibly lubricated mind

and a sort of technodelic faucet of a mouth to match.

So this one feels quite good.

It feels like vintage, sprawling, freewheeling, technodelic stuff. There is not a whole lot that we didn't

encounter, comments on, prognosticate about. I laughed a lot. Honestly and I don't do this often but I even thought it prudent to cut some of this conversation out because it just got two out there or two personal at a couple of points.

So that is the kind of conversation that this is in the best way possible.

Also in the best way possible, it's almost impossible

to extract a nucleus here because there is just so much distance that we covered.

But notice, I said almost, I would say that the unifying sentiment here is just a spirit of playful mercurial

curiosity, a general desire to explore and have fun with ideas and urge to flip over every philosophical

ontological epistemological rock that we bump into with the tip of our prognosticatory probisai,

just so we can marvel at whatever little curiosity wigglers we can find.

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