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I'm joked that you're not anti-government, but you know, you're anti-mind control.

I'm very much anti-government.

You know, the stateless society project uh i believe is the the best way that humans

can live with love and peace and collaboration and cooperation because all that the government is

is a mechanism of force um and so that's where I bring philosophy back into it. Because,

you know, I think philosophy and spirituality and psychology, all of that is, it's just so intertwined.

And so when humanity can learn to live as individual sovereign beings, they will understand that they actually don't need any governments.

So that's what I hope ultimately will happen among the planet, is that we will just, I like to

say dissolve. I hope that we don't have to fight. The idea of violent revolution, it does have a slightly romantic element to it, to me at least.

I grew up V for Vendetta was a fantastic movie.

And the idea is awesome.

You know, resistance.

It's so very appealing, especially being a martyr, because I think in a lot of ways,

the path of a martyr appeals to us because that's the only logical path if you do realize

you're fighting this ginormous evil, but maybe it's not the most logical path.

It's what you might think is the most logical path, but you lose yourself in the journey. And the journey, your experience here, that's the gift.

We have a mission, I believe.

That's one thing actually I want to bring up.

I forgot.

There's no real good mission that people are talking about in a way that is bringing people together. We're not talking about the New Earth as a mission. We're talking about it as something that just sort of happens. And I think there's a subtle difference in

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