statistically we're getting lonelier and sicker and fat or more diabetic and then you're living

in a culture that's going insane and that's what we describe as depression and I think that's where

the financial aspect connects to the psychological aspect most people are experiencing some version

of stockholm syndrome to modern culture and you feel like you need all of these things that are

in fact making you sick.

And it's ultimately unfulfilling.

You land in the domain of purposelessness.

Do you think there is a quantity of money that it actually just becomes detrimental to your quality of your life?

You're in an asymmetric position of other people.

It's difficult to maintain that loving Christ-like demeanor.

And the concept that we should be afraid of the sun, to me, feels very suspicious.

That's insanity. It's a photonic food for yourselves because it's a physical thing that your body consumes.

I don't know what it is. It's social media, digital communication, peer-to-peer communication,

like all this ancient wisdom is kind of bubbling up to the surface again.

Oh, interesting.

Like, maybe I need a relationship with something that I consider to be God.

So we were just talking about, you know, the definition of psychological depression is someone that doesn't have hope for the future.

So they don't, they often say they have trouble getting out of bed.

You mentioned that there's like a physical description of it where they're like being brought down.

Yeah, it would be depress is to pull down

anatomically like you could elevate your shoulders and depress your shoulders which is good but then

also that generally a person if you look at any person sitting in front of a desk all day long

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