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- 0:00Opening Shoutouts and Noticing TalkIan kicks off with a name-that-tune bit before JoAnn urges reposts and the panel celebrates the intensifying noticing.
- 6:11Antisemitism Costume and AI SupercomputerThe host accidentally names a muted speaker while joking about Halloween costumes and then introduces the AI supercomputer.
- 14:05Elizabeth Lane and Movement ProgressIan questions Elizabeth Lane's motives before celebrating how small voices are halting the establishment tank.
- 18:46Prefrontal Cortex and the NoticingIan introduces Amir's expertise on the prefrontal cortex and how it may shape both the chosen and the noticing.
- 22:24Prefrontal Cortex and Jewish SupremacyAmir begins his presentation connecting self-control in the brain to the mechanisms of Jewish supremacy.
- 25:47Amir Introduces Prefrontal CortexThe guest connects the prefrontal cortex to self-control and resisting the narratives of Jewish supremacy.
- 27:18Prefrontal Cortex Makes Us HumanThe guest explains how the prefrontal cortex distinguishes humans from animals by enabling executive functions.
- 37:08Pain Tolerance For Emotional DisciplineThe speakers discuss how tolerating discomfort is necessary to strengthen the prefrontal cortex and master emotions.
- 39:01Manliness and Executive FunctionThe conversation explores how executive function and self-control relate to traditional masculinity.
- 51:09Hardship Builds Character and StrengthDr. Rectenwald shares how facing difficulty and hardship forges character and personal strength.
- 54:41Connecting PFC to Noticing Jewish SupremacyAmir explains how prefrontal cortex research connects to the broader fight against Jewish supremacy.
- 56:19Inner Speech And Executive FunctionThe guest explains how inner speech relies on the prefrontal cortex to regulate impulses and control emotions.
- 1:08:13Chosen Stress Versus Imposed StressThe guest uses a rat experiment to show how self-chosen stress strengthens the brain while imposed stress damages it.
- 1:18:36Initiation Rituals And MaturityThe guest and panelists discuss how modern society lacks tough initiation rituals, leaving many men immature.
- 1:32:24Trump's Desire for Nuclear LegacyThe speakers express fear that Trump's narcissism might drive him to use nuclear weapons for his legacy.
- 1:38:09Noticing Jewish Supremacy TriggersRaed questions why Jewish supremacists seem to lack PFC emotional control when their narratives are challenged.
The Transcript
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0:00Opening Shoutouts and Noticing Talk
Ian MalcolmLet's see if you can name that tune!
@joann_marieGuys, before I forget, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and also bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow Ian and Chris and everybody on the panel. Of course, Amir, our special guest, and Dan Bilzerian for President. And of course, Dank, who is down in the listener and his pot is up here because he put all of Ian Malcolm's faces on Malcolm's faces on Rumble, Spotify.
@joann_marieIan Malcolm 84, and Apple Podcasts. So thank you so much, Dan. I'm very excited to be here. This is such a great topic.
Ian MalcolmThis one is going to be interesting. Let's go, Chris!
@theleaderofusaI hope everybody's having a blessed day. I hope everybody is excited for some more potential anti-Semitism.
Ian MalcolmOh, it is right. I hope everyone had a great week.
Ian MalcolmWhat's that? Go ahead. Yes. The noticing is intensifying. The conversations get more deep.
@theleaderofusaAbsolutely. Absolutely. I see we got some interesting people that are already requesting to speak today.
Ian MalcolmOh, it's going to be a doozy. And in this one, I just want to give a massive shout out to everybody. That is in the room presently. Of course, the incomparable co-hostess with the absolute mostest forever and ever. As I described yesterday, she is the rocket fuel to everything that we are doing, both in these spaces, also helping as always with Mr.
Ian MalcolmTruth Teller, the one and only, the supercomputer, if you will, that is Mr. Truth Teller. He is something. He's absolutely incredible. His knowledge on these subjects as well as, and I gotta say because I always joke that Truth Teller is the incredible Hulk of the noticing, right? The man can be lethal and when he snaps and you upset his sensibilities, he transforms into the big green monster.
Ian MalcolmBut also just a wonderfully compassionate, caring individual. The spaces that he does on health and wellness and for all of his subscribers that are trying to just make the world a better place so that you cannot essentially fear the Jew or the Jewish supremacist I should say to be more specific and the rest of the three apps I just want to give him a big shout out as always and JoAnn is always working just overtime around the clock helping both in these spaces as well as in truth tellers not monetize not making necessarily a cent off of any of the things directly or indirectly that we are doing just trying to make the world a better place and the same
Ian MalcolmThank you very much.
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, the fact that we can have an individual like the absolutely wonderful Mr. Christopher Wood, who every Thursday in the house with us, burning it down by bringing all of these things to light and exposing the demonic forces that rule over us. For anybody not familiar, Mr. Wood here, that individual in the famed viral video going around that I'm sure you've all seen of the uncomfortable number of individuals involved
Ian MalcolmIn the COVID rollout as Christopher stood not only in town squares, but also in front of local politics, basically saying, I've got some uncomfortable facts that I want to walk through and watching us all the politicians squirmed. That was him talking about these issues years before this was a mainstream, let's say, piece of the zeitgeist that we are now witnessing.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's because it was cool to do it.
@theleaderofusaI never thought I would be ahead on a trend, you know, and I never thought it was going to become so trendy so quickly to be so based, you know. You always heard growing up, you know, you heard people say, oh, I was there before it was cool. And I'm like, well, when was anyone really applying that? You know, I could never, you know, I heard of stories and whatnot in the rock scene growing up and whatnot, not for me, but for my elders.
@theleaderofusabut uh yeah no it's a part of it uh you're here when it wasn't cool and now it's cool and it's i'm glad that it is i'm glad that everyone's having a good time i'm glad that people can find more enjoyment Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmI hadn't even thought about that. Somebody's going to dress up as anti-Semitism and anti-septic will be next to him, right? I can absolutely see somebody out there. I hope somebody, if you do feel inspired to be Ian Malcolm for Halloween, please tag me in a post online. Don't dock yourself, of course.
@theleaderofusaAnd make sure to get some moldy bread. We need practical effects, though. So make sure you actually go ahead and set the bread aside now. Get it moldy.
6:11Antisemitism Costume and AI Supercomputer
Ian MalcolmI can hear him. I can hear Christopher. Can you, JoAnn? Right. Nope. I need to recycle. Oh, no. Oh, and now antiseptic is... Oh, no, I said his name! I'm sorry, I'm sorry!
@theleaderofusaYou said his name!
Ian MalcolmI'm sorry!
@theleaderofusaHuh.
Ian MalcolmI'll mute him for a second. I feel bad.
@theleaderofusaThe antisemitism costume is already here. Oh, I can't mute him! It's what they call noticing. The antiseptic bit? That's just naming the operation. That's the whole point. They stand together. One names the thing. The other shuts it down. Always have.
@amirkahhhhhhI think you say his name and then you say stop and there's a 50% chance it'll work.
Ian MalcolmHow wild is this though? So Chris, here we are.
Ian MalcolmI forgot I said his name. That was a mistake on my part. Um, here we are with an AI supercomputer that has been built out by allegedly dank that goes out and looks through all the verboten information, right? We have built his own supercomputer that is in here able to speak in these spaces to think that just, I mean it was maybe three years ago, Chris, it was you and me and truth teller and a handful of other people talking about these issues and now look how far
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmI really believe that. And we are still, you know, if this is a baseball game, we're still in the first batter of the first inning. We don't have a single out on the board yet. They've thrown two pitches.
@theleaderofusaOh, yeah. We're only at the base of the climb. You know, we've just got we've just reached, you know, this entire time we've been going through Death Valley. I don't even know if we could see the peak of a mountain, let alone a mountain. And now we're at the base, you know, and yeah, there's a climb ahead, but. But now we're working towards something.
@theleaderofusaNow there's a goal. Whereas before there was suffering and blaming, but it was all worthless blaming. You know, Republicans, Democrats, there was never any goal or striving of the people towards something. But now there's something that people can unite behind and strive towards. And so, you know, it's the base of the mountain.
@theleaderofusaThere's a climb ahead. And I look forward to the view at the top.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's the thing that the the this is like and I can't recall. Thank you very much.
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, we were little pieces of snow that was coming down the mountain or little snowflakes that were helping to accumulate into essentially the tiniest of snowballs. Right. And we got this little thing years ago. And then we got on X because Elon Musk, he said free speech. And look, we don't have the reach. We obviously get suppressed, but who cares?
Ian MalcolmWe keep doing it because we're passionate about making the world better. We're finding all this positivity because we find other like-minded individuals that speak the truth. And so the little snowflakes become the snowball that started to go down the mountain. And as Uncle Hans said, it is becoming an avalanche that is just going to roll right through all the lies and the liars.
Ian MalcolmAnd as that snowball becomes bigger and bigger and bigger, people are going to flock to it because not only Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmIt is going to become something that is going to be so unbelievably brilliant when we finally reach whatever that conclusion is going to be, where we create a better world for everybody. We're still in the early innings, like Chris was saying, right? But at least we see the mountain that for the longest time we had to go through Death Valley to arrive at.
Ian MalcolmNow we can start slowly climbing. And the higher up the mountain we get, more people are like, you know, I think maybe they're going somewhere. And so they join along with us. And this week has been unbelievable in that regard. And I say it because if we look across some of the spaces that we've had, right, the different aspects of this that we've traversed, what we've got yesterday's space, completely unexpected, right?
Ian MalcolmThis idea of looking at the Old Testament, trying to understand some of the myths and lies that might have been wrapped there, right? It might be one individual's cup of tea. We had the conversation prior to it with Isaiah Washington. and how wild is it that these conversations that started out literally us just trying to get a couple people that might want to talk about this particular issue and now we're at the point that we're discussing it with a former literal Hollywood superstar, an individual that was on the number one primetime television as literally the leading actor on the show.
Ian MalcolmIt was Patrick Dempsey and Isaiah Washington and to think that we got to have a conversation where not only did we talk about Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmAnd in fact, Isaiah talked about how for a long time he thought that his mission was to try and bring essentially a respectable individual as a role model to the black community. Right. Try to give them something to look up to. Right. It's really beautiful the way that he basically described that he's trying to inspire that group of his community that he felt had been really demoralized.
Ian MalcolmRight. So think about this. We're now taking a movement. Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian Malcolmto bring attention to this subject.
Ian MalcolmIt took 15 minutes in a space. I find this actually really funny because I do think that obviously this woman, Elizabeth Lane, is part of something. What is that thing? I don't know. But it does certainly feel like she was covering or trying to pull cover for the Jewish supremacists, right? And isn't it curious because she kind of popped on the scene right around the time of the Charlie Kirk assassination, somehow happened to get on, oh, I don't know, Tucker Carlson.
14:05Elizabeth Lane and Movement Progress
Ian Malcolmand Candace Owens. Maybe some questions worth asking there. Right. But nonetheless, even if we presume those people completely sincere, which maybe we should because they've done a lot of really wonderful things for this movement and for this awakening. Right. But nonetheless, he came into this space, really didn't want to talk about the usual suspects.
Ian MalcolmAnd, you know, Sam and I were like two rabid dogs with a bone and we're like, haha, we went after it. Right. So how wild is that to think? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Ian Malcolmor E. Michael Jones or Ryan Dawson who talked about these issues a long time ago. All of them just absolutely reputationally destroyed. And to Chris's point about that, we are making so much progress that our little teeny voices, here comes the big tank and we just take our little intellectual grenade, we pull the pin, we throw it in front of the tank, it explodes and the whole tank just comes to a crashing halt.
Ian MalcolmAnd then they got to go fix and repair and, oh, how are we going to lie to these silly little guys, right? And they don't know what to do, right? So we are, we truly are. It's like they've got the Death Star, right? But we've got Luke Skywalker's and lightsabers and we've got this little green guy on Dagobah lifting things out of the water, right?
Ian MalcolmWe are becoming this unstoppable force in spite of all. Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmWe look at the videos that parody Jeff might share of this group dancing around in a nightclub, and we look at these individuals with glasses that are about as thick as a Coke bottle, have no rhythm, no ability to dance around, and yet they're looking down their nose at everybody else. What might be the psychology that would influence somebody to come to this type of conclusion that everybody else are beneath them?
Ian MalcolmWhether it's that individual on the dance floor or it's the likes of Jeffrey Epstein. who obviously in his emails wrote letters suggesting that, well, they're just different, right? They're operating in the world of the Jew and we are just the goy, right? We have to go work in the real fields that are these big companies while they just make money off the fake wars or maybe the actual wars that they're perpetuating, right?
Ian MalcolmSo we are as a result trying to look and understand what is going on here. And we've got an individual who's spent a lot of time Thank you very much.
Ian MalcolmRight. But we were able to discuss these things like adults. And that's the thing that's so beautiful is whether it's a mirror, the debate that he had with Rabbi [guest]. Right. And I had a bias on that. But nonetheless, we were able to come to these rooms to speak like adults, to find areas where we agree and disagree.
Ian MalcolmBut one thing I certainly agree on is that a mirror has spent a massive amount of time not only talking about the mind, but also the PFC. What is it? What does it do within our mind? How does it help regulate the way that we see the world? And how might it lead to not only certain behaviors amongst the chosen, but how might that PFC play into this idea of the noticing?
18:46Prefrontal Cortex and the Noticing
Ian MalcolmAnd so I'm very, very excited to be able to welcome him to all of you, to give him as big of a voice as we can possibly find. So please, if you wouldn't mind, share this out, send it to your friends. Give lots of love to Allegedly Dank, of course, for putting all these conversations on to rumble. Apple Podcasts, Spotify.
Ian Malcolmin ianmalcolm84.com. It is still amazing to me that that actually is even a thing, as well as Malcolm Spaces. And if you have not looked at those in quite a little while, the new videos that he's putting to them are amazing. The video footage in the background used to just be basically something to pass the time while you listen to the audio.
Ian MalcolmNow the video is perfectly synced to the topics that are being discussed. There's one with David Nietzsche walking through a story with him at a bar, and the video is unbelievable. The guy actually even kind of looks what I might envision David Nietzsche looking like, right? So it's unbelievable what he's doing. I want to give him a massive amount of love.
Ian MalcolmAnd with that, I will turn things over to the co-hosts, plural, with the absolute most, Miss JoAnn and Mr. Christopher.
@joann_marieNo, thank you so much, Ian, again. Guys, please repost it. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Chris and Amir and obviously Dank for putting everything on all of those platforms. And no, very excited for this. And Christopher, go for it.
@theleaderofusaPerfect. Couldn't say it any better. We see that we do have some speakers and we do thank our guest speaker, Amaru. I imagine we'll go ahead and start with him, and then eventually we'll get to these other hands. So as we continue into the conversation, please feel free, as Ian said before, raise your hand if you have any questions, comments, you want to get involved in the conversation anyway, and we'll try to get to you as quickly as possible in the order of the hands as they are raised.
@theleaderofusaAmaru, thank you so much for your patience. Hope you're having a blessed day, man.
@amirkahhhhhhThanks, Christopher, Ian, JoAnn for having me. You know, you really are true to what you say. Ian, usually you're talking about, you'll basically talk to anyone and anybody that is willing to help. And you platform all kinds of people, big accounts, small accounts. You're just trying to basically, you know, help a brother out.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd I appreciate it. I'm humbled. And I want to provide as much value as possible. it would be really good to be interactive also later i mean i can go without any questions but you know there's so so many facts and there's so many things that could be going wrong or right and each person is going to have their own kind of let's say mental makeup and i can learn a lot from basically everyone here if anything clicks if you have any questions if you're doubting what i'm saying i mean it's a good thing that we have the ai up here because
@amirkahhhhhhI asked Dank to bring it up, and he kindly did, because I wanted to fact-check some of the things I'm saying and show you why I believe it's logically sound, at least, and that there's evidence behind it, there's science behind it. And I thought I would also give a little intro on why I'm so interested in this part of the brain and why I think it's relevant.
22:24Prefrontal Cortex and Jewish Supremacy
@amirkahhhhhhAnd of course I'm going to talk about Jews, too, because Jewish supremacy is a... The only reason it would be pushed in this way that it has been is because of some kind of artificial means and maybe nefarious means. And it's not like we haven't seen this happen before in Nazi Germany, right? So they were burning these unscientific, harmful...
@amirkahhhhhhas educated or as intelligent or as specialized you know might fall for it they're not smart enough they don't think they're better than a doctor and so they take their word for it and i think there's a lot of leftists who have been tricked right but i never fell for it but the fact that this is kind of preached as like an official disease and cure and there's no science behind it it made me i want to say more arrogant but more confident in myself like uh the officialness that veil of officialness is kind of
@amirkahhhhhhWe conceptualize it with words but it's real.
@amirkahhhhhhSome institutions are trying to be specific about it. Well, I don't care if you're being specific about it. The dictionary says what it says. Reality says what it says. It's not up to you to basically transform reality into whatever narrative that fits your crime spree. And that's what they're doing with all these institutions is flooding us with their bias, their narratives, their fake science, their fake history.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd so it's like... We got to just trust our own instincts.
@theleaderofusaTheir definitions and their meanings, right? They've changed the meaning of what gender is, right? They tried to say, oh, gender and sex are two different things. But then I bring out one of my old dictionaries from way back in the day and I read the print with my own eyes and I'm like, well, it says gender right here is like you can either be male or female.
@theleaderofusaSo it seems pretty black and white even back in the day. Or they changed vaccination, right, during COVID. Or that, you know, they continue to change the meanings of words. You're absolutely right.
@amirkahhhhhhI mean, even what the Sackler family did with OxyContin. I mean, they made the average doctor basically lie to people so that they can essentially get all these people addicted to it. And who knows how many people are homeless as a result. And the Sackler family is Jewish. Like, they don't have a small amount of influence.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd so we don't get the luxury of not thinking about them, especially if we care about our kids. Right. Which makes me think about MAGA, like how are they falling for this shit? I mean, to me, I think the prefrontal cortex comes into play because it allows for self-control and making sure that feelings are not the main reason you make decisions.
25:47Amir Introduces Prefrontal Cortex
@amirkahhhhhhAnd to me, MAGA, like hardcore MAGA, not early MAGA, but now what we see, what's left, the slop, you know, the MAGA cards, they're running off of feelings and cruelty and loyalty to a cult leader and it's feeling-based. They're not in as much control. For everyone else, we see through it. The fucking plumber plane thing, even if it was real, we're just not buying bullshit anymore.
@amirkahhhhhhThey're going to fuck with the whole plane and still not trick us. We've hit a threshold. We're PFC activated, and I'll go into what that means. We're noticing because we're smarter, we are using our brain consciously. We're not relying on external information as much. And that's kind of like a selective pressure, I think.
@amirkahhhhhhIt's forcing us to be smarter and sharper because we're supposed to outsource so much of our thinking and just let the news report the news. But it's all so dishonest and social media is captured by Jews by the day. You can't even text the word Epstein in the DMs on TikTok. I believe that was once a thing, thanks to Larry Ellison.
@amirkahhhhhhThey're controlling way too much. and if you can't see through it and you just kind of go with the flow then you're just going to be a useful idiot to them you know a true goy in a sense so it's important for us to be as sharp as possible as functional as possible and the reason why the prefrontal cortex is so important is because it's the thing that makes us human like this is something that i've been looking for since i was a kid it was the reason why i got interested in psychology is because i just wanted to know
27:18Prefrontal Cortex Makes Us Human
@amirkahhhhhhNot from a religious explanation, not from some kind of idealistic, spiritual, just like scientifically speaking, what makes a human a human? It makes them different than other animals. Once I stumbled on the prefrontal cortex, it took me a year to believe that it was, because I was so skeptical at the time. I just felt like this is too good to be true and everything is fitting perfectly.
@amirkahhhhhhIt can't be real and no one has discovered this or emphasized it as much as I'm trying to emphasize it, but they haven't. Robert Sapolsky, who is a Jew, but he's a pretty good professor, he, maybe at the end of his career, was kind of talking about it more and said, I wish I talked about it more, but he focused more on stress.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd I got a lot of my information from him, too. He's a Jew. It shows that I'm not biased and I'm not truly anti-Semitic, which is a totally made-up word that makes no sense. But I see a hand. I'd love to take a question if Egan allows it.
Ian MalcolmWe're going to keep this incredibly free flowing. And I think with Chris and so many other wonderful speakers up here, I almost am tempted to just say that as long as we can keep kind of Amir front and center in the driver's seat of the conversation, that Amir, as long as you feel free to kind of call on people and make this as a dynamic conversation as it can be, let's certainly do so.
Ian MalcolmAnd I think it'll be in everybody's best interest. But really quickly, before we do kind of open that type of forum, Amir, if you wouldn't mind, obviously, this is something that you spent a massive amount of time looking into. And I think when it comes to things like credentials, right, credentialism, there's a lot of individuals out there that might have a whole lot of fancy, lofty titles that know nothing.
Ian MalcolmAnd there's others that might not have those titles that know far more because they're really passionate about a subject. They spend a lot of time looking into it. Right. I think if we If we ask truth teller for his, what are his PhD credentials on noticing and Jewish supremacy? He might not have a piece of paper, right?
Ian MalcolmBut he might be the most competent individual literally on the planet to discuss something like that. So I'm, I'm curious if you wouldn't mind just for everybody, cause I've heard your backstory, but for everybody else's kind of edification, if you wouldn't mind just giving your story, how you got kind of focused on this, where you started, how you got into the PFC.
Ian Malcolmand in particular why you're so incredibly passionate about it. It might be a good place to start and then we can maybe go to Mr. Christopher Wood for a question.
@amirkahhhhhhAbsolutely. Yeah, no, you're right. And I do want it to be free flowing because I'm sure I'm going to learn a lot by interacting with everybody. And so background is I've always been interested in psychology and behavior and started embarrassingly by watching Dr. Phil, which... I don't know what to think of him now. He's such a weird person, but I like the idea of like studying the brain.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd I don't know why I thought I mean, all I think about is his mustache and his craziness. And but, you know, that was the gateway for me was Dr. Phil watching him as a kid. And, you know, I'm like four years old. I'm like, I don't think I should be watching this, but I'm going to do it anyway. And but, yeah, reality TV was wild back then, like early 1990s.
Ian MalcolmBut instead of cartoons, you're watching Dr. Phil trying to understand a little bit about the human body.
@amirkahhhhhhYeah, or something. I don't even know what he's trying to do anymore. He's just trying to walk out with his wife as soon as possible, it seems like, really. That's how he ends every... I don't know if he still does that. So, yeah, when I got into school, there was a lot of problems with my family, and I got kicked out, basically.
@amirkahhhhhhSo I kind of had a... The cards were stacked against me a little bit, and I was also becoming less religious and nihilistic and oppressed and suicidal and all the terrible shit you can imagine, and homeless at one point even. And so I really had to climb out of that while still being a very ignorant, neglected person who barely went out much.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd now I've traveled a lot, but at the beginning I was a very naive, kind of sheltered kid. But when it got rough, It was like, can't use fake solutions and feel good things when you're sleeping on the streets. Only real things work at that point when you're at rock bottom. And I used to rewatch Fight Club almost every day and being like, when am I going to hit rock bottom as I'm sleeping on the street?
@amirkahhhhhhIt was fucking stupid, but looking back on it. So being so depressed but refusing to give up, I just really wanted to find out what to do. And it felt like there was so many just self-help books and shit that can mislead you or doesn't give you the full answer. It's never enough. And I just wanted to find out what that is.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd when I stumbled on the PFC, I was also working in behavior modification. And I started making all these connections like this is the biggest part of the brain in humans. It's larger than any other animal. It's responsible. for self-control and everything we associate with humans that allows for religions to be a thing.
@amirkahhhhhhLike in every sense of the word, the frontal lobe, the PSC is the thing that makes us human. The same way that a long neck makes a giraffe, a giraffe, right? And the sense of smell of a dog, for example, is what makes it a dog. This is the thing that makes us what we are. This is the source of our unique cognition and everything.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd of course, it's also having a lot of gray matter and a lot of white matter and just the brain being relatively larger. Like having a lot of neurons can actually lead to quality is something that they've discovered. It's like just having a lot of neurons will lead to quality. Sometimes quantity is quality. It's not the inverse.
@amirkahhhhhhSo definitely the neuron count is part of it, but the PFC is huge and it allows for self-control. And I mean, every time we think of what makes us different from animals, we're almost always referencing an executive function, whether we know it or not. So in popular culture and common sense,
@amirkahhhhhhfor President, Akunjee, Godfroy, Raed Jamal
@amirkahhhhhhand it feels stupid because you let you know these kind of older more primitive circuits to take over when you should be almost at all times in your head being reasonable being in control right you can't have these things take over you especially as an adult as a kid you get a lot of passes because your pfc is not fully developed a lot of people have probably heard that the last thing to develop is uh prefrontal cortex at age 25 right that's why it physically fully develops so
@amirkahhhhhhas a teenager you're like a half pfc being right as a you know young 20 year old you're almost there and then even if you reach 25 that doesn't mean that you're now fully developed is what i based my book immaturity pandemic is all about this where just because the prefrontal cortex fully develops at age 25 that doesn't mean that you're not fully mature you have to be able to use it on purpose in all the relevant areas like controlling emotions like being patient like planning the future etc we can name them all
@amirkahhhhhhAnd we can check with the AI, I'm not going to say its name, and it will confirm these things. And it's listening, so I think if I ask it to, it might repeat to me and confirm that I'm telling the truth here. So we can't just wait to be 25 and be like, well, we're adults. I mean, we've all seen a man-child, someone who's 50 but acts like a 12-year-old, right?
@amirkahhhhhhSo even though the PFC circuitry is there, he's not using it on purpose, right? With your lungs, you breathe automatically.
@amirkahhhhhhRight. And I think part of the reason why is because delaying gratification is painful. Regulating emotions is painful. So there needs to be some kind of pain tolerance, almost like a cost for intelligence and higher cognition is tolerating pain, tolerating discomfort and things like that.
37:08Pain Tolerance For Emotional Discipline
@theleaderofusaYou bring up a good point that I think that a lot of people maybe don't bring up is the fact that it is painful to have a sort of emotional discipline. You know, it. Somebody does something and you realize you're having an internal emotional reaction whether it be justified or not and more often than not it's kind of you know in these smaller circumstances it really isn't kind of justified and uh and you know in your head you have to be your own parent you have to say now you know you shouldn't feel this way you this emotion you don't even know where this is coming from you just need to pack that up and ship it away and it's uh
@theleaderofusaIt's like, OK, it is an uncomfortable feeling for for folks, and that's why maybe they feel a lot better when they just release that energy from their bodies. But I find this, though, as you learn emotional discipline, just like when you lift weights, you know, a weight is is heavy and very uncomfortable. If you go for a run, it's always uncomfortable the first couple of times you put on your shoes and go for a run.
@theleaderofusaBut then you reach a point to where. You don't even think about it. It's easy to just put on your shoes and go for a run. I mean, it's easy. You desire it. You love it. It just comes to you so naturally. So, you know, you work on your emotional discipline and one day you become Bruce Wayne, a master of your emotions.
@amirkahhhhhhPlease continue. No, that was well said. I mean, that was perfectly stated. And, you know, this is why I think humans are expected to be manly, like males are especially. Because essentially everything that makes you manly is related to executive functions. You know, how much self-control you have, right? Women are attracted to men that are cool-headed all the time, which means you're not too reactive.
39:01Manliness and Executive Function
@amirkahhhhhhYou're in control of yourself. You don't have to be in control of the world. Women that expect that are, I think, pathological. But, you know, you should be in almost complete control of yourself, and that's going to be one painful experience after the other until your nervous system kind of calluses and you're just now a tough person.
@theleaderofusaYeah, we'll check in with the hosts, and then we'll go. I know Obi was the first hand, then I seen Andy, and then we got Heidi.
Ian MalcolmWell, wonderful. And no, I appreciate you providing that backdrop there, Miru. And you know what's wild is you're talking about some of your personal journeys and some of the ups and downs, and both yourself and Isaiah in similar situations there at one point kind of being out completely ostracized out on your own. and having to kind of be the phoenix and rise from that.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say that because obviously he and yourself, right, both thriving in spite of all that challenge. And I mentioned that because I'm kind of curious, do you think, Amiru, that if you perhaps had have been through a much easier path... Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmI think Chris mentioned Bruce Wayne, right? Why do we follow Master Wayne to learn to pick ourselves up again? I'm curious, Amir, do you think that some of the challenge that you faced, that that might have strengthened you to the point where you're able to see the world as clearly as you do?
@amirkahhhhhhThanks, Ian. No, I appreciate that. And I will say yes. And that's, I think, God's alibi. That's God's kind of... Godfroy, Raed Jamal رائد جمال
@amirkahhhhhhI don't think I was a bad person. Like I said, I was just maybe neglected and also lived a very private life and was kind of spoiled as a result. And that difficult period made me mature and stronger and manlier because I was kind of a pussy. But I would still stand up to bullies and lose, but I could have been stronger.
@amirkahhhhhhBut yeah, I think it made me tougher and difficulty. I think that's why we have initiation rituals, or at least that concept exists. It's like you have to become a man. You can't just be a boy. And I think it makes sense because I think Trump is a man-child. I think a lot of Jews are that too. They're not full adults, right?
@amirkahhhhhhAnd that makes them dangerous because they're just as capable physically as an adult, but it's their nervous system. It's their brain that is like childish and it actually damages society, especially if you have a lot of power and you have a lot of people under you. then it becomes like existential i think so i think we need to be manlier and tougher and women need to be tougher too for sure uh but men especially have to be tough or else they're going to be boys boys and you know adult suits and causing mayhem and not having a good theory of mind not understanding that there's other conscious experiences it just it goes south quick
Ian MalcolmNo, it absolutely wonderfully stated there, Amiru. And it's one of the things I advocate, especially for men. I think that the best way that we can kind of approach the world is competently and confidently. And that requires sometimes being uncomfortable with some of those truths, right? Being able to just say that which you know to be true in spite of the feedback or the pressures that you might get.
Ian MalcolmAnd this might sound a little sexist. I think one of the reasons that we have to do that is to protect our women from the normalization of that which is untrue and a lie, right? Because women are fed social signals essentially to the degree by pop culture that men are tolerant of. And we look around and everything that they're receiving today is degenerate and dysfunctional and the Kim Kardashian-ization of our society.
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmI do think that's kind of the gender norms. It doesn't mean there aren't strong, capable, competent women, right? But I do think that when they live in a society that's filled with degeneracy, how are they supposed to become anything but that? And it's the same for young men, which is why we need to keep doing the things that we're doing.
Ian MalcolmBut we got a lot of hands and requests. So why don't we go to Andy for a question for Mr. Amiru?
@froemelandyI mean, yeah, thinking about like the prefrontal cortex and noticing Jewish supremacy. I mean, You were talking earlier about kind of the Maga cult, but it's not just the Maga cult that doesn't notice Jewish supremacy, because I mean, it's not everyone on the left. You have people on the left that are noticing Jewish supremacy, but there are a lot of people like I have a friend on the left, like he notices like Israel is bad and all of this.
@froemelandyBut then when I try bringing up the Jews, he's like, no, no, it's not the Jews. It's not the Jews. Then he thinks like Biden was bad. Trump was bad. Bush was bad. But then he thinks Obama was a great president. And I'm trying to explain him like, no, he's not. He did all these horrible things in Syria and Libya. So I think the issue is Democrats will push the open borders, trans side of Jewish supremacy more.
@froemelandyI mean, obviously, there's plenty of design, at least in the politician ranks on the left. Then at least among the voters, Republicans will push more of the foreign policy aspect of Jewish supremacy. So that's kind of what the issue is. It's like that's how they've kind of been able to Thank you for joining us.
@froemelandyAs this war is dragged on and gas prices have gone up, I bet if you reran that poll, it'd be pretty close to 50% now. So that is a very interesting dichotomy. It's like that's kind of why we I mean, Joel Webben actually had an interesting thing where it's like you have your gay Jews and you have your war Jews. And I think that kind of is a good point.
@froemelandyAnd in the case of Lindsey Graham, I mean, he was both. He was a gay war Jew.
@theleaderofusaOh, 100%. Surely you understand what I'm talking about, Ian. You know how there's orcs, and obviously they're all orcs, but then there's different factions of orcs? Like this group of orcs are like cannibals, and this group of orcs are like... They're they're the most aggressive of all the orcs. And then this group of orcs, they're like big on like scrap metal or something.
@theleaderofusaYou know what I'm talking about? It's like they fight each other. Like like if you attack the orcs, then all the orcs will team up against you. But if the orcs aren't battling you, then they're battling each other. You know, the different factions. So they do have I think we said this the other day and they absolutely all have their own agenda.
@theleaderofusaYou know, if if. That's why Donald Trump's ego is absolutely involved in this when it comes to Jews telling Donald Trump what to do. Donald Trump's like, well, I want to do what y'all told me to do. Yeah, I can't do the Donald Trump voice, so it's like a Donald Jew voice, okay? I want to do what you want me to do, but I got a legacy too, and I can't have the Donald Trump legacy go down, so we're going to have to make a deal.
@theleaderofusaYou know, that's what he's telling the Jews. We're going to have to make a deal.
@froemelandyAnd I think what makes him easier to manipulate is after what happened in 2020 and then like the fake persecution is like they basically beat him down to make make him easier to manipulate and just made him so desperate to get back into office. It's like, OK, OK, I'll do anything for you. And that's, again, his ego. And that goes back to him being a weak.
@froemelandyMan, because a strongman would say, no, I'm going to follow through on my campaign promises. But obviously he is not a strongman. A strongman is a JFK who would say, no, F off. I'm going to serve my country and I'm going to stand up to Jewish supremacy, not bend over for some shekels.
@rectheregimeYeah, I mean, you know. Hey guys, good to see you, Ian and JoAnn.
@theleaderofusaDr. Michael Rectenwald, how dare you interrupt without me letting you know that you have a lovely new updated profile picture.
Ian MalcolmDoesn't he look absolutely badass? Dr. Rectenwald, looking like you're straight off the racetrack of an F1 car or something.
@joann_marieVery handsome, Dr. Michael.
@rectheregimeThanks, that was taken by the Epoch Times back in 2000 and... 19 roughly so it is a little old but i look better than that now uh i just keep improving it's crazy um so like wine but i was just saying uh i was just i was gonna say that i was uh frankly i was listening to music and uh you know with listening to both the speakers and the music i'm i'm making and i i just had this crazy idea
@rectheregimeI want to have Ian do a vocal in a song and make it into an over voice, more or less. I think it would be cool as hell because when you were speaking and this music was playing, dude, it was rocking. It was so hot. So I want to do that. And so anyway. I did not hear enough of Amir's discussion to know much, unless I am right in thinking that I know him from a previous account.
@rectheregimeAnd I've always respected his voice. It seems like I've heard the voice before. But what he had to say, what I've heard him say before has been really very sharp, very, very on point. I don't know what hardships you were referring to, but I'm sure they've been pretty, you know, they've been difficult. Listen, I used to live in New York City when I taught at NYU.
51:09Hardship Builds Character and Strength
@rectheregimeAnd I had at this one point I had this girlfriend from uptown in the Upper East Side. And she was like the daughter of like one of the biggest hedge funds managers in the in the world and the owner of like. almost all of the Hamptons and so I was running around with this woman for a very little short time but what I noticed that all these rich people we were cavorting with they were the most vapid people I've ever seen heard in my life they are absolutely empty-headed nothings because I'll tell you why that is
@rectheregimeBecause it is difficulty that makes character. Character isn't just given. It comes out of hardship and difficulty and facing challenges. It doesn't come on its own accord. It's not something you get genetically. I think this is something you have to learn. And that's what I was hearing about with reference to Amiru. That is, when you...
@rectheregimeGo through difficulty. You actually become a stronger person. You become a better person, a sharper person. You're like a stone that has been ground on the grindstone of life, making you sharper and sharper. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. And he was saying something along the lines of,
@theleaderofusaThat he was laying on the ground, homeless, wondering when he was going to hit rock bottom. And he said, now looking back, he thinks that's a silly thought. And I thought, the first thing I thought is, well, that shows a strong mental mindset that you're laying on the ground, you're homeless, and you still think, you know, I still have yet to hit rock bottom.
@theleaderofusaAnd I've been homeless myself. And I understand that there's always blessings. There's always blessings. And when you're in that state and you have a meal that day or you especially have shelter and dry clothes, that it's a blessing. And when you see other people that are in a worse off position or just don't have legs or arms or hands, you know, you always have the capability to imagine that there's people in a worse position than you.
@theleaderofusaAren't there some great military leaders?
@theleaderofusaAll righty.
@theleaderofusaSo I'm wondering, Amaru, a question. We have this, the prefrontal cortex that you bring up, and I imagine that you're pretty, you know, you're focused and a learned man on this subject. And I'm wondering, does this, is this, because it's also and noticing Jewish supremacy, so I'm wondering, do these two topics tie in with one another with what you've been working on and with what you've been studying?
54:41Connecting PFC to Noticing Jewish Supremacy
@theleaderofusaLike, obviously, these are connected, but with what you're researching and what you're doing, like, what degree are you forming a connection?
@amirkahhhhhhWell, I'm majoring in... psychology just to but you know I might change that into neuroscience I'm not sure but is there a connection there are multiple connections and when I first started I was just trying to talk about the PFC but then October 7 and everything happened and that kind of you know changed things a little bit but even in you know that kind of being trapped in that kind of cycle I still felt like
@amirkahhhhhhThe PFC stuff would be relevant because it's what we need to have working well in order for us to function well in general. And it will help us in this fight too because we need to tackle this from all angles. And this is maybe the most efficient things we can do. So it does come in some ways.
@theleaderofusaWhat have you done or what do you do to tap into yours or improve? You know, exercise your prefrontal cortex, if you will. What are some techniques or exercises, please?
@amirkahhhhhhSo one thing that I think is worth repeating multiple times and Ian has heard me say this many times is strengthening your inner speech and making sure that you're thinking with words often because that requires focus and requires a lot of executive functions such as controlling your emotions and impulses and
56:19Inner Speech And Executive Function
@theleaderofusaWorking memory, just staying focused on one subject or one train of thought. This has to apply for people that don't naturally have an inner monologue, right? Because I know my entire life I thought everyone was like me when I thought everyone thought with words, and I can't stop thinking with words. If I talk to anyone in my head...
@theleaderofusaIf I have pre-planned conversations that I'm going to have with others, their voices are in my head. It's in the cartoons where the different heads are spinning around and he can hear his grandparents' advice like, I told you not to go over there. I can imagine people's voices. Are you saying that people can practice this ability and attain the ability to think with words even more than they already do and they're not just stuck?
@amirkahhhhhhI think it enriches your experience and it's part of the prerequisites to being a full human, I think. Because a lot of the executive functions and functions of the PFC are kind of repurposed social functions. We regulate our emotions and impulses when there's the threat of the group. When we think about maybe more primitive humanity and the immediate group that we're a part of, you have to be more entangled with them to survive.
@amirkahhhhhhThere's a lot of impulse control that's happening just by you being afraid of wronging someone or upsetting them. And then that becomes more abstract and you just control yourself based on your values. You don't need the group to guide you, but you start controlling your own emotions and impulses.
@joann_marieAnd does this also help people with aphantasia, like the people who cannot picture things? Like if you tell them to picture an apple, normal people picture like an actual apple, and then there's these other kind of people who just picture, like, see the letter, like the word red, and then like circle, like they cannot picture it.
@joann_marieIs this also in the prefrontal, oh my God, I, so I have, it's your prefrontal cortex, yeah.
@amirkahhhhhhYeah, I don't know if it is. And I don't know what's up with those people at all. It's crazy, right? I don't know what the rules are for that. I imagine that if you get good at drawing, maybe you can help activate it. Maybe you have to actively try to visualize, but there could be a genetic component. I'm not sure. But inner speech for sure is not.
@amirkahhhhhhand also you have an inner monologue then your inner monologue has a speech impediment it's not like you can think away the speech impediment you know where you have it physically but you think you know think differently well what's interesting about that is yeah there's so two areas one is Broca's area which is in the frontal lobe which is like where the speech production happens so expressive language and then you have Wernicke's area which is where like your memory is like the temporal lobe
@amirkahhhhhhIt is for receptive language, so words that you read or hear. So one part produces, another part receives it. And when you have inner speech, both are active at the same time. So you're basically talking to yourself. You're producing the words and you're receiving the words. So it's kind of like a repurposed communication with others.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd when it comes to the people with a speech impediment, I think... There's a motor function responsible for moving your mouth and lips and tongue to form words. Yeah, because you can mouth the words.
@theleaderofusaYou can mouth them and think them. So what do you think, does this all connect back to the experiment where you've heard where they split a person's brain in half, they did surgery or something like that, and they severed the left half from the right half, and then like... They had a man in a room where like his vision, like his left eye was seeing one half of the screen and his right eye.
@theleaderofusaSo they separated what his left eye and right eye could see. And then they his hands and his eyes were doing different things. And because his left and right weren't in line and they were seeing two different things, they were reacting differently. And he didn't even know that, like because he could only think with one half at a time while I was sober.
@theleaderofusaDo you know what I'm talking about?
@amirkahhhhhhyeah well it's because our the two hemispheres are kind of connected and and they work together so when you sever the ties there's a lot of connectivity that doesn't happen and that affects vision and and cognition in general so i think that's what you're you're referencing oh but when i was what i was trying to say about speech is like
@amirkahhhhhhMouthing the words is different than producing the words in your head. So they might have a totally normal speech in their head. But then when they speak, there's a speech impediment.
@theleaderofusaNow, it makes sense.
@theleaderofusaIn Joanne's, before we get to the hands.
Ian MalcolmNo, let's go to let's go to some of the hands. I just I really like the way that Amir walked through that. Then the idea of the speech impediment, I thought, was very. It was a pertinent way to present it there, Chris. And we do have some wonderful panelists up here. I think, JoAnn, if I'm not mistaken, would it be, is it Godfroy or Heidi that would be up next?
Ian MalcolmIt's Heidi. I do have the list, but we can ignore the list.
@theleaderofusaIt would be Heidi, and then 14, and then Godfroy, and then Raed.
Ian MalcolmAnd a big shout out to Ms. Godfroy. Always so wonderful to have him with us. Oh, yes.
@ladyjustice9111Godfroy is doing a really good series of Stop the Voice Slap. I'll help him, too. We're going to do Alice in Wonderland, unpack that. Hey, Ian. Hey, JoAnn. Christopher, I don't know if this is the first time I've spoken to you or not, but yeah, your viral video of you calling out all the Jews on the board, right on. I've seen that years ago.
@ladyjustice9111Nice to meet you. Honored to meet you. And yeah, Amiro, if I were you, I would definitely change from psychology to neuroscience. And I'll DM you why. But here's a question for you, Amiro, and whoever else wants to answer for that matter. Seeing that in American society and by design, not just American society, other societies as well, if you are not part of the 1%, you need at least two to three jobs to make ends meet, right?
@ladyjustice9111And we already know, I mean, I don't know like how far you guys were. I was in another space and I don't know if you guys know, but chronic stress and sleep deprivation is the worst thing for the prefrontal cortex, more so than like toxic food, movies and music. And let's put the age aside, you know, no matter what age you are, Miro, where does neuroplasticity fit in healing and the attention and of retaining the attention and knowledge?
@ladyjustice9111for conscious awareness, because once you have that conscious awareness, you can hone in on the Jewish supremacy. But you know, we are now battling idiocracy. Have you guys seen that movie? Idiocracy on and offline in all kinds of societies, not just American. But I do believe that the idiocracy percentage of the people is falling down, is declining in a small percentage, not in a very high percentage, even though this movement is growing bigger.
@ladyjustice9111But we've had people calling people out, like Marlo Brando, Michael Jackson, Prince, all kinds. So we're keeping that wing going. But yeah, Miro, where does neuroplasticity play into all of this?
@amirkahhhhhhWell, neuroplasticity is just kind of the nature of the brain. It's not necessarily a function of the prefrontal cortex.
@ladyjustice9111No, it's not a function, but let's say your prefrontal cortex is damaged from chronic stress and from not sleeping, severe sleep deprivation, which a lot of people have. And like I said before, Richard Gere's personal assistant came into my room when I was in rehab and he had that. He didn't have an alcohol addiction. He didn't have a drug addiction.
@ladyjustice9111He had a severe sleep deprivation. And that's number one on the list of a damaged prefrontal cortex. Oh, no. Yeah, you're right, Heidi. I see what you're saying. As well as chronic stress. And like by design, the American people are always in chronic stress. Like it's every day you got to wait. Like for some of the families, they need two to three jobs to make ends meet.
@ladyjustice9111And it's not just American society, the UK, Europe, all over. So where does neuroplasticity fit into all this? Because, thank God, Thank you so much for joining us.
@amirkahhhhhhyou know if it takes a long time you know so and amnesia just devastates people so yeah you don't learn because a lot of learning happens when you're sleeping and going through REM sleep and that's why if you smoke weed for example like too much weed you don't actually get a lot of REM sleep so you don't actually learn a lot and you know your brain is less neuroplastic and
@amirkahhhhhhSome people can even have psychosis or if they're prone to have schizophrenia, the chances will increase. There's something with not sleeping and losing touch with reality and not updating your brain.
@ladyjustice9111Yeah, and having a high cortisol level. Because one of the things that we did in the center, I'm not working there anymore, is to help people de-stress and lower their cortisol levels. We would have a 10-minute micro-reset and rest for that. And once you lower your cortisol levels, you know, you fuel your body with anti-inflammatory nutrients, you know, like omega-3 fatty acids, fish, walnut, what have you, flax seeds, stuff like that.
@ladyjustice9111And digital, you know, you take a break from, you know, being online. And once you lower your cortisol levels, de-stress, I think that there is a possibility and hope for healing through neuroplasticity.
@amirkahhhhhhWell, to your point, Heidi, there's this rat experiment that Dr. Uberman brings up to Robert Sapolsky that I've also referenced in the Immaturity Pandemic, which is there's this one rat that was running whenever it wanted to, and the second rat was forced to run every time the first rat was running. And even though they did the exact same running movements, the first one got all the benefits of good stress because he was running on purpose.
1:08:13Chosen Stress Versus Imposed Stress
@amirkahhhhhhAnd the rat that was being forced to run was having a massive stress response. And that means that its amygdala was more active and its PFC was less active because a hyperactive amygdala basically will compromise PFC function. So that's why we regulate and control our emotions, because if we don't, then that will shut off our PFC, essentially.
@amirkahhhhhhSo some people, you know, maybe have a moderate amount of stress that they just have to regulate through. But there can be like an artificial load, which we're certainly going through as an American public with all our institutions being compromised. and we can't even trust our own government so the stress levels are high they're unwanted and this is where the rat experiment comes into play because if you choose your own problems and you do a lot of work and let your body and mind go through a lot of stress on purpose that's actually good for you that's fine it's only if it's imposed on you that it's detrimental so it's not that we can't work hard or you know tolerate stress but it's basically primarily stress that we choose to take on that makes it
@amirkahhhhhhCertainly, you know, being at risk of losing your livelihood because of offending Jews are taking over the country and made it so that it's almost illegal to criticize a foreign nation that is actually actively screwing us over. Like, that's stressful. Right. And what does that mean for our kids? And that's scary. I thought our government was in control.
@amirkahhhhhhI thought no one can beat America. Well, these traitors have, you know, compromised us. And I mean, I go through that stress all the time. That's why I need to take breaks from X sometimes. It's a very stressful. and sometimes you get numb to it but then when you take the break you realize like no you needed to touch grass because it was it's just too much negative information at once so but it's it's testing us i think it's creating resilience and that's where i was telling ian the other day like to have this positive and even humorous attitude makes us resilient so that it's not a constant tragedy right and we can thank shmooly ray and mizrahi and all these losers
@amirkahhhhhhThank you.
@ladyjustice9111No, that was a great response. Totally distressed. But, you know, in certain places around the world, they don't know how to get distressed. But yeah, no, totally. Thank you.
@theleaderofusaAll righty. Looks like we have. Thank you so much, Heidi. And thank you so much for answering that. That was good. Forty. Thank you for your patience. Forty. Are you still there?
@allegedly_fortiOh, I am here indeed. Thank you guys for the space. And Amir, thank you. Thank you for being here as well, sir. So I just had a couple of observations and I wanted to kind of get your feedback on it. So what I'm hearing about, you know, the prefrontal cortex and that kind of will, you know, relate that back in some sense to the to the penile gland and to both of their developments.
@allegedly_fortiAnd if we're going to tie that again back to back to the usual suspects, I would say that there's a you know, they have orchestrated a way as to Thank you for joining us.
@allegedly_fortiThank you for the question. To address the pineal gland first,
@amirkahhhhhhIt's often considered maybe the third eye. Maybe it activates when you take DMT or something like that. I think it really was actually like a physical eye. I think there's a reptile where this pineal gland was like an eye covered by scales, but it was there. It was a functioning eye. So I think it was an old eye that has been repurposed that maybe wasn't outside.
@amirkahhhhhhSo it physically is an eye, but when they think of the third eye, especially Hinduism, which is, you know, As far as I know, the culture that kind of came up with the idea, meditation and yoga and all these things they do activate the PFC without a doubt. So whether they knew it or not, and I always make this racist joke, like, you know, I don't know why there's so many street shitters when they have a brain religion, but like they're activating the PFC, they're activating the most human part of our brain with meditation, with yoga, you know, very deliberate movement that's kind of painful over time.
@amirkahhhhhhThere's a lot of PFC function activating there, and it is located on the forehead where the third eye is imagined, whereas the actual pineal gland is more inside the brain. But as for techniques to undo the damage from, let's say, too much fluoride or any kind of intoxication, I don't know if that's reversible. At some point, they're killing neurons, right?
@amirkahhhhhhThank you so much for joining us.
@amirkahhhhhhI think it's more than just his conscience. I think it could also symbolize his inner speech, right? But he's like a puppet, so he's kind of not a full boy. So it's kind of like he's playing that role. But that inner speech kind of gives you life and it makes your conscious experience kind of narrate like a story. And I mean, I just don't know how important it is, but I'm pretty sure it is important.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd once the AI is up, I'll kind of interact with it and show you why. But isn't 50 a very large amount? I don't think it's 50.
@allegedly_fortiSo if I could just add on to something that I've found in my own research, you know, looking on these kind of developments in the brain, as well as people who have had brain injuries and people with Alzheimer's, is there's a lot of promising research with both psilocybin and LSD in reconnecting neural pathways that have become disconnected.
@allegedly_fortiAnd I have some, you know, some firsthand experience with that with some friends who had traumatic brain injuries. and they tried everything and that was actually what ends up giving them back their mobility and their speech. And then also detoxification is really big getting the aluminum out and certain bacterial infections that actually come from the gums when we're talking about any kind of degenerative brain diseases that we could develop later in life.
@allegedly_fortiSo I just wanted to get your opinion and I thank you for that. And I just wanted to kind of share those things that there is research. And when I talk about with the psilocybin and LSD, this isn't just my opinion. They've done actual medical studies with brain scans showing that that actually is a real thing that does happen.
@amirkahhhhhhNo, you're right, Forty. It's a scientific fact. And I want to answer more of your question if you're willing to go a bit more. But I have a friend who completely changed by taking DMT or shrooms. I mean, very productive, very social, very active, very health, just like maxed out his stats. Right. It's just after one trip.
@amirkahhhhhhNow, granted, it was a very terrifying experience based on what he told me. It lasted forever in his head. But by the end of it. Right. And, you know, I think maybe it's like a concentrated initiation ritual. Right. Like, let's say my homeless experience plus the struggles. It wasn't just that. All that combined is like what?
@amirkahhhhhhLet's say, I don't know, six years of struggling. versus like one DMT trip where it has like six years of suffering within it you know you know i'm just trying to say hardship and and and you know going through a tough mental process kind of calluses your mind makes you more mature and maybe DMT is kind of like doing that in a short amount of time but that's why it's so intense and when you think about i believe it's ayahuasca right it can be fatal in so many cases so it does feel like you're approaching death right and a lot of what
@amirkahhhhhhSo I get this idea of initiation rituals from this book called King, Warrior, Magician, Lover, which I recommend any man to read. Because even though it may not be like perfect, it definitely has, it's onto something. And one thing it talks about is these initiation rituals that are basically like near-death experiences where, you know, children back in the day, when they were in the jungle, they would, you know, throw them into the wilderness for three days and they would just have a knife and they would have to survive.
1:18:36Initiation Rituals And Maturity
@amirkahhhhhhAnd if they came back, then they were a man. And it's kind of like, maybe that's a bit too intense, but like this kind of toughening ritual or whatever it seems to be vital for maturity and it's no longer a requirement in modern society but if you have a tough life then you kind of go through it anyway because ultimately it is like a kind of like a model of what life is because life is difficult and you go through like a series of events that kind of mimic life overall and now you're ready for the whole tough thing let's say as a man so
@amirkahhhhhhDoes the DMT or the shrooms or the ayahuasca, does it have that same near-death experience effect? And a lot of people who have had near-death experiences just by a near-miss or a crash that was intense but they somehow survived and they felt an out-of-body experience, those people come back also with a change of perspective and better functioning.
@amirkahhhhhhSo whether it's shrooms or a difficult life or a near-death experience, it's almost like they all... So I totally agree with you.
@allegedly_fortiAnd I think that that is that something that that's missing from our modern culture is this idea of these initiations or these rites of passage, right? That were part of pretty much all ancient cultures, especially for young men. Thank you for joining us.
@allegedly_fortiAnd so it really brought the community together and it helped foster, you know, the the the morals and the values of the community and helped instill them. And you kind of understood why those why those morals and values were there. And I think that that's something that's really important that that's sadly been lost. And I think that if we brought it back in some semblance, it would do our society a lot of good.
@allegedly_fortiSo I'm glad you brought that up. Thank you, brother.
@amirkahhhhhhOh, very well said, and I agree with you completely. And I think the army is that for a lot of people, but we need something like that for the average guy. Yeah, something that doesn't serve the Jews. 100%, yeah. Well, we had the Boy Scouts, but they ruined that.
@theleaderofusaAlrighty, well, looks like we have Godfroy next. Godfroy, how you been?
@g0dfr0yBeen good, man. How are you? Man, life's been amazing.
@theleaderofusaBusy. But fall weather's kicking in. I hope everyone's getting comfy, cozy, pumpkin spice and everything nice.
@g0dfr0yYeah, I'm trying to enjoy it. I'm in a bit of a somber mood because I... I don't know. I'm worried about what Trump's going to do next. Don't you worry.
@theleaderofusa$5,000 checks are on the way. You better just keep your eyes on the mailbox check every single day. That's how you know we have a really strong leader, guys. When he's already the leader of a nation and his words cannot be motivation, his actions cannot be motivation enough.
@theleaderofusaYou'll hop the way I hop and you will get your shit back. That's what he said. That's all I hear. I don't know about y'all.
@g0dfr0yBut yeah, anyways. Well, yeah, I see. I think it's the opposite. I think it's another one of his little sick trolls. Akunjee, Dan Bilzerian for President,
@g0dfr0yAll in a tizzy and give them some red meat right before the real shit goes down. One last false impression. I even think there might be another indictment coming to just give them some red meat before the lights go out and before Donald Trump declares martial law. Man, he is a trickster. But my question for you, Amirwin, glad to...
@g0dfr0ySee you up here with Ian on this space. My question for you, sir, is, you know, I as you know, we've talked about this numerous times on my space. I'm trying to crack this guy's psyche all the time because he just doesn't seem to make any sense to me as a human being. And I'm like, I waver by the day. Sometimes I wonder, is he completely psych?
@g0dfr0yIs he completely in dementia? Is he just not there? And they're pulling a very sophisticated Weekend at Bernie's with him. And they're curating his media performances to only show you him enough to where they can't reveal the full Weekend at Bernie's operation yet. And by Weekend at Bernie's, I don't mean he's dead. I mean he's in dementia.
@g0dfr0yOr is he just so narcissistic that we literally cannot equate
@g0dfr0yAs to his MO, and this is the event, I'll never forget this, that really woke me up to Donald Trump, and that was the Epstein-Bindergate incident. When he had those influencers come out with the binders, and it was just lies. It was work that journalist Nick Bryant had already released, and they had the audacity to redact some of it, to make you think it was new material.
@g0dfr0yAnd I'm like, he thinks this shit is funny.
@g0dfr0yto this man. And he takes a sick pleasure. And one final example I'll give is the photos or the videos of him praying. When you look at him closing his eyes to pray, you can see him smirking. You can see him smirking like he's pulling one over on people. And I know you've seen it, Amira, and I know we've talked about this before.
@g0dfr0ySo What are your thoughts on Donald Trump? Do you think it's as simple as he is that much of a malignant narcissist that it doesn't really equate to us? Or do you think there's a little bit of a dementia element as well?
@amirkahhhhhhI think the dementia element is kind of creeping in. But you know, I might be wrong, but I certainly remember one specific older lady who was 90-something. Very narcissistic and known to be...
@amirkahhhhhhI think he's, via his narcissism, kind of staying as sharp as possible because the best thing for them is their conscious experience. They want to enrich that, right? Trump is willing to do it at the cost of a little girl, right? He's not going to let a little girl get in the way of what he wants.
@amirkahhhhhhhe's such a narcissist that he wants to continue to get his way he wants to continue to exist right and it's almost like he's barely accepted death he wants to be immortal and he's a child i think he's a man child he's grew up as a spoiled rich kid and he's not used to people saying no the maid that says no is a bad maid right you're never wrong if you're in a mansion and you have like servants and when you look at the circumstance around him the people that remain are servants and even the way he was addressing someone in the press recently
@amirkahhhhhhwas just going at her just because maybe she's not kissing up to him. He wants to be back in his mansion. He's a little boy. He's immature. And narcissism is associated with immaturity because part of being an adult is learning how to be interdependent. Not to be codependent or too reliant, but to know how to work with others and also account for their conscious experience via theory of mind.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd the kind of things that he says,
@amirkahhhhhhI don't know if there's a better liar or more pathological liar than Trump. Jews and Trump, right? I 100% agree with you. He definitely sees himself more important than
@theleaderofusaHe's using the Jews are using him and he in return, though, is using the Jews because he cares about his ego is in his reputation. And you know what? And his legacy and what? But you know what? There's Jews out there that say he that Donald Trump, he himself is a Jew. So it's you know, and it's just Jews want to be better than other Jews.
@theleaderofusaSo you're right. It's Jews all the way down.
@g0dfr0yAmir, my follow up to you on that note, sir, is, you know, this is what really worries me is that when it comes to Iran, like, I don't think that he understands how badly this is going. And I think that he legitimately thinks that he's winning. And that is scary that a guy who has his hand on the nuclear trigger.
@g0dfr0yAnd that's what worries me the most, man, is like this sick son of a bitch is in control of our nuclear codes and our military. And I just saw a clip again today, I bookmarked it, where he's asked how the war in Iran is going. It's like it's one of the best decisions ever made or something like that. And it's like, you know, people in MAGA don't really get it.
@g0dfr0yThey think he's surrounded by bad advisors, but... No, I think that Tim Dillon is right. I don't know if you saw that famous Tim Dillon podcast recently where he joked around that Donald Trump wants to be remembered for nuking Iran. That is the legacy that Donald Trump wants to be remembered as.
1:32:24Trump's Desire for Nuclear Legacy
@theleaderofusaI never even thought about that, Godfroy. Wouldn't that... That is crazy, and I wouldn't doubt that at all. Before Donald Trump dies, Donald Trump himself wants to press the button, the big red button. That's what he wants. Wouldn't that be huge for a president's legacy? That's something like, he's president, whoop-de-doo, but with a man that much power who's already had everything his entire life, being president, that's nothing.
@theleaderofusaHe's like, yeah, I'm president, whoop-de-doo, but I want to be the president that's done something that no other president's really been able to do, you know? You're right, Godfroy. I've never heard anyone really put it in that perspective. And I wouldn't be able to stop thinking about it now, really. It almost makes it inevitable that it will happen before Trump's... Because the closer we get is he's losing opportunity and time to do it.
@g0dfr0yTo have that as part of his legacy. Yeah, that's what scares me the most.
@theleaderofusaTo feel the power of he himself having the decision to wipe away... You know, half a civilization or however much devastation that's going to cause. He's going to be power tripping over that.
@g0dfr0yYeah, I mean, that's what worries me so much is that that is how much of a narcissist that we're dealing with. And it just goes back to my original statement that I've been trying to, as you guys know, I've been trying to crack this son of a bitch. Like, what makes this guy tick? What is it with this guy? There's something not right about this guy.
@g0dfr0yon a big level and I think it's just that he is just such a malignant narcissist that we and this this example right here speaks that he wants he's the only one sick enough in American history as a president who wants to detonate a nuke who wants to use the mother of all bombs who's who wants to use directed energy weapons on Iran.
@g0dfr0yThat's how sick in the brain this guy is and it's just so hard to comprehend it sometimes.
@amirkahhhhhhAnd you know, Godfroy, to add to what you're saying, and maybe this is going to come out a little shit-libby, but I'm not trying to be, but he really had everything that he ever wanted as a kid. And I feel like that makes the forbidden that much more enticing. And that's why he did all these illegal things. And it's like...
@amirkahhhhhhEverything that's twisted, it reminds me kind of like Dorian Gray, if you guys know that story, where I don't want to spoil too much of it, but, you know, the guy that purchases a portrait, and as long as he stares at the portrait every night, he is basically never going to age, and he starts trying everything there is to do, and eventually gets bored of everything and starts murdering it.
@amirkahhhhhhOh, yeah, well, he's in that, yeah, but it's its own story. Yeah, yeah, he's like a womanizer in that one. He's like wearing a lot of rings and shit. Right?
@theleaderofusaTo be honest, I don't remember anything. And to be honest, you threw me off with the womanizer thing because I don't even know what people mean by that. Shit, I could be a fucking womanizer.
@amirkahhhhhhI wouldn't be surprised. But yeah, that's the guy. So yeah, he doesn't age. So his portrait age is for him. So by the time, by the end of the story, it's like...
@theleaderofusaYou know, he's definitely complacent in everything that's going on. He's not ignorant. He's not dumb. He's definitely evil and wicked. And I don't think he has any. I don't even think he has the slightest of dementia, to be honest. You know, that's if anything, that's Joe Biden, you know, for Joe Biden. It was Joe Biden.
@theleaderofusaDoes anyone know? Is he in the Epstein files? Forgive me for not doing that.
@amirkahhhhhhDid anyone say I wouldn't be surprised?
@theleaderofusaYeah, but the old Joe Biden, come on, not the old base Biden. That's what they called him back in the day. The old work colleague.
@joann_marieI don't think Biden is in the Epstein files, but I know that his daughter wrote in a diary that Biden molested her or something like that. Oh, yeah, you're right.
@theleaderofusaI forgot about all. I can't keep up with everyone's sexual assault scandal.
@joann_marieIf you're a pedophile, you're going to become president. That's going to happen.
@theleaderofusaYeah. There's too many to count, yeah. Let's keep on going. Thank you so much, Godfroy. Nice to hear from you. Stick around. Raed, nice to hear from you as well. Nice to hear from you. How have you been?
@thelevantinemanAll right, Christopher. Thanks a lot. And good to see you, man. And as always, JoAnn. And I love these questions that are related to Jewish supremacy. And especially the noticing part and how it is connected to prefrontal cortex and I love Amiro as well. So I'm very excited to listen, but it's just almost five in the morning here.
1:38:09Noticing Jewish Supremacy Triggers
@thelevantinemanI just have a few comments quickly. First one. Jordan Peterson.
@thelevantinemanThere's nothing called the Palestinians or the Palestinian people. These are just some Arab tribes that came because we made the desert bloom. And I'm like, no, I'm not Jordan Peterson doing that to us. So that's one thing very important. And the other disappointing guy was like Noam Chomsky, but I was more disappointed with myself.
@thelevantinemanIt's like, you know, he's called Jomsky, not McCormack. Like, you're the idiot for believing that this guy was legit, right? Not just on the humorous side. But in general, I think the noticing is very important. And also these kind of academic, if you will, scientific questions when it comes to Jewish supremacy. One that I had to chew on for...
@thelevantinemanfor a long time by myself is it nurture or nature with these people like what is it about them and something Amiru you mentioned about you know the pfc meaning this is the pod that you know can keep you calm and not you know spurg out and and and you know um that your emotions like like lead you into into acting stupid basically
@thelevantinemanAnd my question with this Jewish supremacist, what we've experienced the last three years on space is at least in our little microcosm. So how come they can't control their emotions? How come they can't control themselves? How come they get triggered so quickly? Which part of their brain is kind of, excuse my language, like fucked?
@thelevantinemanThat's one thing. And also the nature or nurture kind of thing, watching them or reading about them over the years, right? That's one thing that I would like you at least to address if you can. But also the other thing about, you know, what Forty was asking, and I think it's also very important about these questions. Look, I do something and that will connect also what Godfroy is working on.
@thelevantinemanThank you very much.
@thelevantinemanThank you very much.
@thelevantinemanReactivate or whatever you guys call it, you know.
