Third eye drops are intended for open-minded adults.

Now administering third-third-third-eye drops.

Hey friends, gratitude for once again sinking your sentience and girding your techno loins with us as we plunge into the murky mysteries.

So glad to have you. And I should mention this week's mind meld is actually one half of a fantastic...

With our guest, Noah Lampert.

You can catch the companion conversation to this one on his show, Syncronicity, right now, I guess, if you wanted to, at Syncpodcast.com.

That is, S-Y-N-C-Podcast.com.

But you are doing it right, Wunderlings, because this is part one, unless you are some sort of chaos-seeking, asynchronous

discordian that likes things out of order, then by all means mix it up. Obviously, I enjoy

every single week's conversational covenant here on third eyedrops, but in a few cases,

they've actually resulted in more than just a show. Sometimes they actually facilitate long-lasting

friendships, and that is exactly the case with Noah Lampertanai.

I've got to say from my perspective, it seems quite miraculous because I just babble into the techno

ether and then somehow a friend pops out of there, seemingly from nothing, at least from my own vantage point.

And actually, now that the topic of nothingness has been invoked, let's talk about that for a second,

because Noah and I sort of bumble by the significance and definition of nothingness a bit, particularly as it relates

to ideas and inspiration.

And first, let me say, yes, I fully acknowledge that this is all hugely ontologically speculative,

and the idea of nothing in and of itself is riddled with semantic vulnerabilities

because we are awash in a sea of anything but nothing,

even things that have the appearance of nothing

are probably not nothing in reality, right? However, when you consider

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