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I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Brown Zero.

The numbers to call tonight 5 503225 0860.

That's 503225 0860.

It's been a crazy, crazy 24 hours. with what's going on in the world today.

And I wonder if the human mind is often capable of tolerating the limitless nature of our universe.

I mean, we focus most of the time on what is at our feet rather than the bigger picture

of infinite possibilities.

But one thing we are learning and one thing that I can tell you is that the Earth is a violent place and when it shows its immense power we realize the fragility of our existence.

And when disaster strikes, some people tend to question the existence of God.

They indicate an absence of what we can call a divine architect.

Especially when it comes to events that are awful, ghastly, catastrophic.

We have been witnessing a lot of catastrophes happening lately, something that if you are not careful, can trigger thoughts of an apocalypse because of the forthcoming

eclipse, solar eclipse that's happening on the 8th.

Who knows what's happening?

I mean, we're just the observers and it's a natural opportunity to weigh in on how correlation does not imply causation, or maybe it does.

I mean, our mythologies, our suspicions, superstitions, they get the best of us sometimes. And if we all

think about the same things, and if we all worry about the same imminent disasters, we need to ask ourselves if we're manifesting these things.

I often wonder about that. I often wonder if group think manifests calamities.

That somehow the algorithms jumped out of the computer and somehow we're being controlled by an

algorithm we don't understand and we're being forced into a group think and we're actually

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