Now administering third-eyed drugs.

Greetings wonder dippers, welcome back, glad to have you.

I'm going to attempt to describe a state of consciousness.

I don't think I've ever tried to language before.

It's the state of consciousness where you reach maximum weirdness where the maximum

weirdness of everything is thrust upon you, everything, even things that we choose, choose

to buy, consume.

I promise you, if you look at them hard enough,

if you can decontextualize them sufficiently, massive weirdness, take a good hard look

at that couch friend, I promise you, it's weird, and I don't think it gets any better

the further you zoom out or zoom in for that matter.

It all just gets weirder.

If you look at the aesthetic choices of humans in general, it's weird.

The whole planet itself is weird.

Why does it look like that?

If you start looking at the behaviors of animals, hyper weird, during the podcast actually,

we talk a fair bit about odd animal mating behaviors at some point.

The only thing that begins to alleviate the weirdness is when you consider how interrelated

everything is, how dependent on one another, everything in nature is.

Even suddenly things begin to make some sort of sense in biology, especially one thing

implies the next in a really beautiful, I would even say artful and necessary way, but

I do want to go back to the weirdness because somehow amongst all of this oceanic, cosmos

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