So today I want to talk about the story that many of you have probably heard of.

This British woman, her name is Lily Phillips.

She is a only fans, you know, performer or I don't know what, what's how you would call her, performer or talent or

entertainer who famously just slept as part of some documentary with 100 guys. And apparently,

this was a training for eventually sleeping with 1,000 guys. And this is contiguous, right? It's not

what the kids now call body count, meaning over a lifetime or up to now in your life. This is

you begin and you sleep with whatever the desired number that you want to reach. And so there's a lot

to talk about here. There's there's stuff that we could talk about from an evolutionary perspective,

from a moral perspective, from a germ contamination perspective. There are many different angles.

Earlier today, I posted a tweet tweet a post about this thing and so

that's that's what got me thinking that maybe it might be a good idea to discuss it a bit i guess the

first thing i want to talk about is the this idea that you know who are we to judge right i mean what

what what do you judge please don't judge

right and so there is a passage in the parasitic mind for those of you who uh have read it

if you haven't read it i i urge you to to do so on page 175 where i'm talking about a call to action, the idea being that in the

parasitic mind, I was saying that a lot of times what stops people from, you know, fighting back

against parasitic ideas is that they're afraid to judge. And so very much here, you'll see a lot

of people who, instead of judging what

Lily Phillips has done or what the hundred men who decided to partake in this, I mean, I guess

literally an orgy, we shouldn't judge them, you know, sex positivity. Who are we to judge?

Right. And so let me read for you

what I said about this in, as I said, on page 175 of the parasitic mind. It's almost the entire page.

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