Going back to the Connor thing, so we mentioned how he, like you kind of know what kind of a guy he was prior, at least with the minimal amounts of information we have.

We can see he was like a hyper successful young YouTuber, got everything he ever wanted, you know, at least by the hedonistic standards of a young 20-something, ends up going on the spiritual journey to find higher meaning.

Which also, maybe he felt empty because he got everything he always wanted.

And I think he was saying that.

Grass is always greener.

And then once you get what this is actually something that is definitely true is once you

achieve an end goal, life becomes so much more meaningless almost.

And also I wanted to point or add on that his behavior...

This cop works really well, by the way.

It's like perpetually, like really hot.

I know. It's so cool. I love these cups.

It seems like he's someone who has realized that this is all again in the stance of defending him

It seems like he's realized it's all a game

So what people who commonly have these enlightening experiences come to is this belief that reality

Isn't as important as they thought it was that it's more so like you would say we're living in a simulation

This is all just for fun

and the point of life is there's no point to life he says that the interesting thing about it though

is he says people's justification for why he's not enlightened is why do you care still about

things like how you look like he's got a hair transplant recently which obviously is something

but why does he care about people believing he's enlightened?

Both are weird contradictory things.

So it's like, why do you care about what you look like still when you're supposedly

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