Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering for third eye drops. Ignite your inspiration wicks future gods because this mind meld is all about diving

into the abyss and emerging victorious from the murck of life's existential uncertainty.

There are a myriad of reasons why I really vibe

with this conversation with the

conversation with the wonderful and talented Yoshino,

but I think the topic that takes the throne

has to be free will.

This Mind Meld really initiated a return to interest in celebrating free will for me,

especially when it comes to just how fundamentally vital our will is if we want to take control of our lives, forge your own paths, make

our own decisions, and generally blast the beauty and singular uniqueness of our will into consensus reality.

The only way to do it has to be via the ritual of our own fortitude. What else is there?

People who don't believe in free will aside, I think the importance of our own action seems more obvious than ever in our current era

due to the fact that on a daily basis we all suffer from infinite distractions

and paralysis analysis to the point where we are lucky if we achieve

anything of substance. I have wasted a minimum of 4,300 hours of my life trying to make massively important decisions like what

restaurant to go to and what to watch on Netflix.

We all have. It is a law as fundamental to modernity as gravity

practically but what I think is

ridiculously incredible is that the infinitely fabulous

philosopher Sorin kirka-Gard

who Yoshino and I wrap a bit about in this episode

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