HANTAVIRUS THEORIES, ALIEN HUMAN CROSSBREEDS & THE MOST POWERFUL AI CREATED - EP.287

So FBI releases Epstein prison security. footage. and it gets so sus because look you're. going to see a security guard walk in. Yo, I I've never heard of the AI called. Mythos. >> No, I haven't. Yo, this is supposed to be the most. powerful AI ever created and what it and. what it did was actually insane Carlos. There's this really weird conspiracy. Forgot the exact company but it's under. Peter Thiel. Now what's really weird. about Peter Thiel is he's working on a.

new company that's trying to research. and using the stem cells of children. >> Did you see Epstein's note? No. The note. that got discovered? What is a note? So. so basically like after like Epstein, you know, took himself apparently one of. his his cellmates they found like his. note. They investigated me for a month, found nothing. >> [music]. >> AH, [screaming]. [ __ ].

>> [laughter]. >> Where is Gavin? Where is Gavin? Where did I go [laughter] wrong? I lost. a friend. Oh [ __ ] I should stop swearing. I told. myself I was going to Yo, take that in. I told myself I was going to stop. swearing and you like last episode I. started swearing more. >> swearing more? Yeah. The thing about. swearing is not good because it's all. filler words. Low key it is. >> It is filler words. You know what it is. is high key. the red car theory. You know the red. car? >> Oh, yeah. I know that.

>> Yo, I think I think dead ass it's is the. red car theory. So red car theory you. you see a red car and once you notice it. you start to see so many more. So I. noticed myself swearing more or I. noticed myself swearing I start swearing. more by accident. Because yo, I've been. trying to do this I've been trying to. lose my Toronto accent. I've been trying. to lose it. >> [laughter]. >> but you said that [ __ ] in like a Toronto. accent. It's actually impossible. It's I don't. know how people do this cuz yo, that's. why whenever people are learning English. and they're trying to like get rid of. like their their other accent,

>> Yeah. I get it. I can do do your best. right now to to not use the Toronto. accent. Hey. >> [laughter]. >> Hey, Carlos. Oh my god, bro. >> [laughter]. >> Hey, I'm on the Jumpers Jump Podcast. The ending sounded a little Toronto. The. ending sounded a little No, but the. Toronto accent and accents aren't even. necessarily what we say, it's how we say. it. It's It's. >> straight up I think everything in. Toronto sounds like a question. Wait, that's so true. Everything sounds like a. question. >> [laughter]. >> That's true. Like everything. Like um a.

lie? A lie? Still? Still Wait, everything sounds like a question. Everybody's unsure. >> [laughter]. >> Two tooth fairy? Yo, nobody in Toronto. knows anything. I know. Do you think. we're going to reach a point in Toronto. where every or do you think that's. actually going to be a real accent that. everybody speaks like within the future. or do you think it's just like a trend? Yo, I feel like it's it's already. happening. Actually, that was a stupid. question. It's been that It's been that. for a long time. It's already happening. right now. Honestly, that's been that. for a long time. But I think because.

it's so comedic, I think people are. going to start like switching it up. >> it's not comedic to us. Like to us, it's. just normal It's normal everyday living. No, it's not normal. I feel like it It's. look We look goofy for us a little bit. I mean, not us necessarily. Definitely not us. But I mean, like the. city as a whole. I don't know. I think I. think people are really built like that. Maybe we are. >> They're really built like that. Okay. If. you Do you think Do you think we're born. a certain way to end up how we are or do. you think we're like You think we're. like destined to be that way or do we. choose along as we grow up? Ooh, that's.

that's a good question. You know what I. mean? So, like like you you think that. we're that we're born to be this way? Yeah. Do you think we're already like. pre-predestined. to turn out Yeah, a certain way or do. you think we just like pick and choose. along? Honestly, I I I think we pick and. choose because there's so much stuff in. life that will affect our our decisions. to pick how we want to be. Mhm. You know. what I'm saying? But I don't know cuz. even too, that whole thing of like. timing, you were born at a specific time. and date.

>> Yeah. And if anything else was changed, your path would look so different. >> You think so? Like even off of like one. a one day difference? >> I think so. Cuz you seeing or meeting. somebody, not being there in that room, or being it being in that room to meet. someone. >> That could change so much. Imagine Yeah, imagine I Imagine my mom met somebody. else and I wasn't born. >> Or or yo, that's like if you went to. another school instead of coming to like. our school. Yeah. Bro, my life would. have been totally different. >> Everybody's life would be Everybody's. life [laughter] I feel like everybody in.

this house would like to be like. >> much [ __ ] would be so so different if if. that didn't happen. Do you Do you sit in. the comfort of like everything happened. the way it's supposed to? Oh [ __ ] I. feel like I feel like you have to. Mhm. I feel like Cuz I think you can't. I. don't know to dwell on like oh [ __ ]. man, this is bad, blah blah blah. I. think you just have to be like, yo, it. it's go it's supposed to go this way so. we can move forward, you know? So like. like you believe that everything happens. for a reason? I think so, no? You don't. think so? Like yeah, I would say so too. because I remember like they say like.

God gives his his tough his toughest. battles to his his best soldiers or. something like that. I don't know if. that's the correct line, but Yeah. But. yeah, no, go go ahead. >> Yeah, I think Uh bro, I don't want to. get so deep on this [ __ ] now. [ __ ]. >> [laughter]. >> bro. Okay, SWITCH UP THE TOPIC. SWITCH UP THE. TOPIC. Say something else, bro. ED. doesn't mean your love life is over. It. means it's just getting started with. personalized treatment options to help. you take back control and spontaneity. thanks to daily meds. Through Hims, you. can access personalized prescription. treatment options for ED if prescribed. Hims offers access to ED treatment.

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>> Yeah, yo, you seen that? >> a little bit about it, yeah. >> So, yo, apparently that civil war, out. of all the times that we researched. monkeys in like human history, Mhm. that. is [clears throat] the second time that. it's ever happened. But why? And when? When was that? When was the other time? >> So, I think the other time it was like. early, like maybe like 1950s or. something like that. >> Mhm. But the one that's recent, so. apparently the monkey colony was one of. the biggest colonies of all time. Mhm. Like it had over 200 monkeys. Yeah. >> And that's it's not natural, like that. doesn't naturally happen. So, what they.

speculate is that within the within the. colony, all of the male monkeys, they. were fighting for power. Wow. And that's. what caused the civil war. So, two. groups switched over. Mhm. There was a. There was There was like a western group. and there was a central group. Mhm. Is. it Bloods and Crips? Yeah, it's like. Bloods and Crips. But the thing is one. group was a lot smaller than the other. group, and they noticed that, so they. started doing like actual military. strategies to fight the other group. What the [ __ ]. >> So, what they would do is that when the. other group had like an isolated chimp,

Yeah. >> the smaller group would come in like a. big group and just attack it. >> And just jump him. >> Yeah. And they would just keep on. >> real life gangs, though. >> I'm saying. And they would just keep on. doing that until the other group's. population started to go down. >> Woah. So, they're actually using actual. military tactics to fight other people, like other monkeys. Yo, I seen. something, too, how um they're using. rocks lately. They've been using They've. been using tools, right? They've been using tools, and they're. getting smarter. Also, I've I've seen.

something that once one monkey sees. something happen, you know the term. monkey see, monkey do? It's a real. thing? It's a real thing. So, if one. monkey realizes, let's say I can open a. coconut with a rock, >> Yeah. once they do it one time, everybody everyone all of the other. monkeys start doing the same thing. >> to do it, too? Yeah, they all learn. And. it's a collective It's like a collective. consciousness. So, even monkeys that are. in a whole 'nother area, for some some. reason, somehow, they get that. knowledge, as well. >> Yo, that's that's scary. Cuz yo, I've.

been seeing this thing about how. scientists are saying that monkeys are. officially in the Stone Age. Woah. >> they're they're officially in the Stone. Age now. So, so they're they're about to. evolve. Yeah. Holy [ __ ] real [laughter]. Planet of the Apes Yo, are we getting a. Planet of the Apes in real life? This is. scary, bro. This is scary. There has to. be somebody sick in the world that's. that want a Planet of the Apes to. happen. Oh, yeah, for sure. There has to. be someone Yo, there has to be like some. some crazy elite that just wants to see. like entertainment. Right? Or what if. that's predicted future? Mm.

Cuz you hear about the virus that's. going around recently? >> Oh, yeah, the the Wait, what's that? The. the Hanta? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, there's. a virus going around recently, and yo, what's so crazy, Planet of the Apes was. about a virus. Wait, was it? Yeah. You. don't know the original story? No, I. actually don't. >> of the Apes, what happened was they were. researching on a cure for Alzheimer's. Yeah. And he pretty much gave it to his. chimp to test, and it made his chimp. smart. >> Oh. Mhm. So, what ended up happening,

they the the the chimp, because he. became smart, he took that cure and gave. it to all the monkeys in the zoo and all. the monkey sanctuaries or the the. primate sanctuaries. Damn it, every one. of them, all the apes. >> They all had like a consciousness. >> They all had consciousness and then. eventually they were able to speak. But. what happened was because they infected. or not infected but given all of the all. the apes that serum. >> Yeah. There ended up becoming a virus. that killed all the humans. Oh. It made.

a lot of humans sick and it killed a. whole bunch of humans. And then what. ended up happening, the chimps became. smart but the humans dumbed down or they. just died down. Yeah. And eventually the. virus made it so that humans stopped. speaking. They started losing their. voice. Yo, that has a That could be. what's happening right now. I mean. hopefully not. Wait, with the whole virus thing that's. going on? Mhm. Cuz yo, I seen this I. seen this tweet and yo, this this one. guy, he literally predicted it. Like.

bro, he So he first of all, he got the. prediction for right? Like he got like. the date right? Yeah. And then he also. got the prediction for this virus, too. Oh [ __ ]. >> What was the tweet? Yeah, it was a. tweet. So he guessed the exact same year. for COVID and for this one. Who is this. guy though? Is he like a random person? >> know. And that's such a odd virus to. call out, right? >> very very odd. Cuz before that, they. like the virus, it wasn't affecting. anybody. Like I think like maybe five. people got it per year. Yo, wait, how. many people are affected right now? I. think it's just out, bro. Yeah, yeah.

Yo, God forbid that's a serious one. I. don't want another COVID. >> Yeah, I can't I can't. Do you think. we'll we'll take it as serious? Oh, if. if quarantine happens again If a a virus. happens again, do you think we'll take. it as serious? I don't think we would. I. don't think we would. >> think so. I don't think so. Unless it's. like very dangerous. Oh [ __ ] I don't. even want to I don't even want to say. >> [laughter]. >> God forbid. Yo, but from what I heard, I. heard this one's dangerous. Like it has. a mortality rate of like 40%. >> Are you serious? >> I heard. That's what I heard, [laughter]. bro. Yo, that's really really dangerous. That's what's up. That's what I heard.

So if you get it, it's like a 50-50. chance. Allegedly, allegedly. Oh my god, bro. Yo, if that actually happens, let's. say humans actually go extinct from a. virus, God forbid. >> Yeah, yeah. What will be the species. that survives? Oh, if humans go extinct, but you you I've got Do you think. monkeys will still survive because we. have like we share like 98% of the DNA. with monkeys? It depends if the virus. like affects them. Mhm. I think I think. >> Cuz I think if it doesn't affect them, I. think they're going to be the the the. the next humans.

>> Mhm. But they're all trapped though. I. mean, oh no, there's some in the in the. jungle, I guess. >> Yeah. And like natural habitats. Or what. if it's like raccoons and [ __ ] Or. raccoons? Yeah, what if they evolve? >> We will Why raccoons though? I don't. know. They I'm I'm just thinking about. like what's here. Literally our street. They get everything if all the humans. just disappeared right now, it'll be. squirrels, raccoons, snails, and [ __ ]. >> Dogs. Oh. The dogs The dogs might go. crazy. The dogs might go crazy. No, you're right. You're right. >> go crazy. >> I seen a video recently. You know how. they have that dog that like presses.

buttons and talks? Wait, what? No, I've. never seen that. >> seen it? No, >> [laughter]. >> what? So, there was this dog named Bunny. long long time ago, viral on TikTok. >> Yeah. And this dog became conscious. because its owner gave it a whole bunch. of buttons and and taught it how to. speak. Oh. Yeah, taught it how to speak. So, it would have one button for like. food, yes, no, outside, um good, like. [ __ ] like that. >> insane. So, what ended up happening. because the dog was able to. differentiate feelings.

>> Yeah. and started to understand how the. world works and understand how commands. work, it started questioning its. reality. So, it would go Bunny dog. So, Bunny is the name of the dog, right? Bunny dog and then why? Yo, [laughter]. what? Yeah, and it would look at the. owner. Bunny dog, why? >> [laughter]. >> Yo, I'll be terrified if I saw that. Yo, that's [ __ ]. >> Yo, I'll be scary. >> scary. And then what ended happening, >> [laughter]. >> that dog, when it came to that level, it.

got depressed and. >> All because it realized like what it is. It go, "Funny dog, why?" Yeah. And then. it would go to a mirror and just look. >> [laughter]. >> Oh, what the [ __ ] So, theory was that. these dogs have souls trapped in them. Souls that were punished because they. were bad people in their past lives. >> Oh. So, that's why when you see certain. dogs, you see eyes that look like human. Yeah. >> It's because maybe it's a it's straight. up. >> Like a human that was a human soul that. was trapped in it. Yo, I saw Did Did you. see the same like the same thing like.

with the monkey? The monkey that can do. sign language? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The It was a gorilla, no? Yeah, or. something like that. Mhm. And after a. What What What What did What did the. monkey say? Is it something about Earth? It was saying like, "Take care of Earth. cuz Earth is going to die.". >> "Precious" or something like that. Yeah. Bro, it's it's crazy cuz you kind of. have to look at nature and nature never. has the distractions that we do. Yeah. So, we're so focused on so much [ __ ]. that doesn't matter and the world goes. around, nature moves around, weather. moves around without us. You know what.

I'm saying? Yeah. And And like nature. nature's is never wrong, man. It's never. wrong. Mother nature's going to happen. regardless. Yeah. So, I feel. we don't pay enough attention to what. the world is where the world is actually. headed. Not with society, with like, you. know, politics or trends and [ __ ] but. actually just life itself. Like living. things. >> Yeah. No, I I feel that. Mhm. Yo, I saw. You know the You know the um the monkey. see, monkey do I guess reference that.

line? Yeah. So, I went I went ahead and. I looked up a whole bunch of like Monkey. monkey stuff or monkey business? >> No, no, like lines like that. >> Yeah. You ever wonder where like these. words come from, these phrases and [ __ ]. [laughter]. >> I I. I never really I wish I knew. So, I saw. this video and there's a whole bunch of. meanings for all of these phrases we. never [laughter] understood. >> one knew? Okay, for For for example, eavesdrop. You know where that [ __ ] came. from? Eavesdrop. Like like like so. something's going to drop on the eve. before. No. Is that what it means? No, what does eavesdrop mean? To like listen. in on [ __ ] right?

>> you're listening in. Do you know what. the part of a house of the roof that's. close to the edge of the house? That's. called an eve. >> No no way. >> Yeah, so when you eavesdrop, you're. dropping your knee in front of a window. under the eve and listening into. conversation cuz you're listening into. the house as eavesdrop. >> eavesdrop means? >> Yeah. You know what You know the phrase. uh goodnight, sleep tight? >> Yeah. You know where that came from? Because like you're probably getting. like tucked in. No. So check this out. Back back way back in like uh early.

centuries, when they had ships and. they're sleeping on the boats, to to. sleep on the bed, they actually tied it. with a rope underneath. Oh. >> Yeah, yeah. So depending on how tight. you tied that rope, >> Yeah. would make your bed more firm or. less firm. So when they say goodnight, sleep tight, >> Yeah. sleep tight as in like tie that. rope tight so you can sleep nicely. >> tight, bro. Yeah, fam. Yo yo yo, is. there any like uh like Filipino ones? No, but I have more I have more I have. more. Hold on.

So But the thing is yo, like no nobody's. thinking about all this uh when they're. saying these words. >> We just say it because it it's common. knowledge already, right? Or it's not. common knowledge. We we just use the. phrase. Okay, this one's crazy. You know. the term skyscraper? You know where that. came from? Skyscraper? That's like New. York. They probably came from like New. York or something. >> Like buildings, right? >> buildings. >> So the original skyscraper, that term. was used for ships, too. What? How's. that How's So do you know the mast of a. ship like this? They used to call those. skyscrapers. Wait, why? That's just what. they called them. And then we ended up.

using the term for buildings. >> buildings and [ __ ]. >> Yeah, yeah. And then there's one more. So one sec. Nah, I think the only one I. know is uh the one for bumbaclot. >> [laughter]. >> The one for bumbaclot. To clean YOUR. ASS, RIGHT? IT IS It's literally like a cloth to. like clean your bum, like your bum bum. Yeah, and blood clot, too. Yeah, yeah, blood I think that was like a PAD OR. SOMETHING. >> YEAH, that's what it is. It's straight. up It's straight up just that. It's just. like It's just like the what. Jamaican women back in the day used to. use for pads. And then um it became like a It became.

like a like a like a bad like a. derogatory thing. Yeah, it became. um a what do you call it? Yeah. Like a. like a What do you call it? Like. offensive word? Yeah, because yo, like. take it in like they used to say like. like move your bomba clot. It means like. like move your dirty rag. Like get like. get your dirty rag away from me. But which. Yo, I didn't realize that until like way. after. Yeah, and then everyone just uses. it and It's just a common word. I know. I wonder what um Yo, cuz there's so many. meanings of even like hello. People say.

certain words that we use every day. Like hello is actually spells. That's. why they call it spelling. Yeah. So, hell is low. So, it's a negative term. Yeah, and then there's so many of those. There's like. [ __ ] I forgot. I have to I have to. search it up. But at like everyday words. we don't realize the origins of them and. we just start to say it. And then maybe. maybe because of the spiritual. significance of it Yeah. we don't. realize what it does to us.

all the time. Yeah. So, like even saying. words as in oh, I'm tired and I'm not. feeling good blah blah You saying I'm. manifest you to be that. >> Yeah, like it can it can have like a. totally deeper meaning. And in Asia what's crazy is they don't. use I'm. They don't have Yeah, they. don't have that. So, they don't say like. I'm tired or I'm sad. They don't say. that. >> Wait, so what do they say when they're. referring to themselves? They say I. have. Oh, you you I think I think like.

French they do that too. They do that. too? So, they say I have sadness. >> I have tiredness. Yeah, I have. tiredness. So, it's something to have. and not something to be. That's. something that you are. But in English. it's something to be. And then, if you. are if you say you're that and you. believe you're that, you are. Yo, have. you ever heard someone like speak old. English? Like William Shakespeare [ __ ]. >> No, like yo, like before Shakespeare. No, like what does it How does it sound? How does it sound? >> Yo, it sounds like an entire Yo, I'mma. play it for you. But, dead ass, it. sounds like an entire different language.

and you'll probably understand like one. or two words. Let me play it. Let me. play it. I remember one time I I I heard. it, I'm like, how the hell is that. English? Yo, this [ __ ]. Sounds like Latin. Yeah, it kind of. does, but yo, this this is the this is. the original English. Look, it sounds cool though. It sounds. It sounds tough. It honestly sounds. cool. >> Yo, it sounds like a mixture of like. English and like Arabic. Yeah. That's. kind of what it sounds like.

>> It actually does. I could I could. imagine like knights and [ __ ] speaking. that. It just seems like way cooler. Yeah. Yo, you know what? They always. give um like especially Game of Thrones. for example. Everyone speaks in like an. English accent. And it sounds way cooler. than regular English. >> Than like our English. Yeah. And then, if you go watch a movie that has. medieval times or I don't know, like. medieval ages and they don't speak in. that like English accent, it feels. wrong. >> sounds lame. Doesn't it? >> It sounds lame. Why is that though? It. sounds lame. Why why is it that we put.

so much more of like a pedestal on. certain aesthetics of sound? I don't. know. I think it's I think it was. [snorts] just that's how it was back in. the day. Because our English is new. Like our English it only came when. people came to America. Do you think it. actually just sounds ugly? What? Our. English? >> Yeah. Yeah, I think so. Because I'm. pretty sure like in in like the UK, like. they say that our English is is not. pure. Like it's it's not the real. English. Yeah, and it's so weird to. think cuz all we know is this. Imagine your thoughts change in the.

accent. >> [laughter]. >> Like imagine everything you think. Like. just practice it right now. Everyone. watching. Yeah. Try thinking in a. British accent right now. I can't do it. I can't do forcing Yeah, and. that'll be weird as hell to think about. No, I can't even do it. >> [laughter]. >> So, do you think because people have. accents and people have different. languages that affects so much of how. they feel? Because we can only. comprehend things based off the. literature that we've learned. >> Yeah. And the meanings to those words. Cuz when you talk to yourself, you use.

English. Yeah, of course. >> So, if there was no word for a feeling. of great sadness or whatever it may be. >> Well, like would you really feel that. feeling? That's what I'm saying. Because. there could be more feelings out there. that we we don't even know about that. we're feeling. Because I think in I. think in like Japan they they have one. of those. There's like words for. different feelings that we don't have, right? >> don't have. But like but they. understand. Yeah, because you could be. sad about a certain thing happening.

Yeah. And then you could just say I'm. sad. But what if there's a term for that. specific, I guess, scenario? >> Yeah, exactly. >> Like you're sad but proud that something. else happened. But you would just say. you're sad and then not the proud part. because there's no word to say that. >> there's no word for it. >> Right? And then what happens is when you. say that, you become that. Mhm. That's. interesting. It's like It's like. training yourself in what you It's It's. like becoming what you say and what we. say isn't necessarily ours. Like we're.

literally It's learned. We're literally. like speaking it into existence. Like. imagine you didn't learn English. What. how would you how would you speak in. your own head? Actually, you can't. Wait, wait. Hold on. WAIT, HOLD ON. WAIT, HOLD ON. WAIT, THAT'S ACTUALLY. KIND OF CRAZY. [laughter] WAIT, HOLD ON. That's actually kind of crazy though. Would you would you think in just like. motions? Wait, hold on. Because like. like how would you be able to identify. things? Like you'll literally have to. only identify things through touch. You. get what I'm saying now, right? Cuz What. the You get what I'm saying now. >> [laughter]. >> If you really want TO TAKE IT THERE. NO,

NO, MY HEAD, BRO. Not my mind. If you. slow down and think about it, if you. couldn't describe things in words, how. would you think in your head without. speaking in your mind? You you can't. You can't. [laughter]. You can't, man. Yo, that's crazy though. Is that even possible? I don't know. Not. cuz you This is actually hurting my. head, bro. You actually got [laughter]. me [ __ ] up. This is actually hurting my head. You. actually got me [ __ ] up. Okay, anyways, let me let me bring guys with the. monkeys. All right.

>> [laughter]. >> So, I think it was it was in York. University. They found monkeys with implants. Implants? Wait, what what type of. implants? So, York University research. lab reports alleged animal cruelty to. macaque monkeys. Uh-huh. Look, so it's. monkeys and they have implants in their. head. What is that? It's like tech. So, mechanical implants in their brain to. test. Wait, they found the monkeys like. that? >> Look, there's so much footage of it. It's in cages and they're they're like. putting devices in their brain. You see.

it? Oh, what? This is York University. fam. That's [ __ ] nuts. Isn't that. crazy? Yo. And they all have different names. So, um So, like the implants are they're in. them. What type of implants are they? And what are they doing? I think they're. just researching how their brains work, really. But what's just really. interesting is I guess it's done by. students cuz it's at a university, right? Wait. But the thing is yo, like. why are they pushing like why has there. been so much monkey stuff that has been. pushing out lately? Cuz I feel like.

every like every month I'm seeing like a. new monkey thing. Punch the monkey. What's that? Punch like the monkey with. a with a with a toy. You don't know. punch the monkey? >> know punch the monkey. I never I never. heard of that in my. >> it's this monkey that was getting. bullied and then he was never like. accepted by the the zoo. I've never. heard of that. This monkey? You never. heard of it? >> I've never seen that in my Oh my god, it. was so viral. I've never seen that [ __ ]. in my life. Anyways, it was a monkey. that was like it was neglected by. everybody else. All the other monkeys in. in the zoo didn't like it and it was an. outcast. So, it actually was given a. toy, like a stuffed monkey, and it.

became its best friend. It was just. holding on to it its whole life. Oh, okay. >> else wanted to interact with it. >> monkey, it created a bond with the the. stuffed animal. Yeah. >> animal monkey. Mhm. Yo, do you think. What if you were What if you were put on. Earth and there was no other humans? What do you think you would, I guess, latch on to naturally? It would I would. Okay, I like I want to say dog, but. there would be no dogs. No, there would. be dogs. >> be dogs? Yeah. Oh, you mean you mean No, I mean like right now. I said let's say. humans just disappeared and you're the. only person here. All right. What would.

you like latch on Oh, no way, you have a. point. Because if if humans were here, then dogs or if you weren't here, dogs. wouldn't be a thing. >> the dogs would still be here. See, at. that point, that's the point where I. hope aliens exist. That's when I hope. that the aliens come out. >> So, it's just you and aliens, though? Yo, I hope so. I hope so. But yo, I see. I seen this crazy thing about um this. this breeding program with aliens. What. What What's that? >> So, apparently, like there was this. representative from the US government. >> Mhm. and randomly, like a high-ranking. military officer came up to him and he.

was talking about how the government has. these plans where they have like a this. program where they're like crossbreeding. humans with aliens. Oh, [ __ ] For what? So, the reason why they're doing this. program is because they want to be able. to communicate with aliens. Woah. >> So, they're crossbreeding the both the. humans and the aliens together so that. that crossbreed can learn both. languages. Woah. >> And that's why they're doing it. But the. thing that's [ __ ] is that, bro, the. people who they're choosing to do to be.

in the program, they're choosing people that are like. refugees or people that have like no. family. Oh, because because they're they. might die in the experiment. >> Yeah, so they're taking people from like. war-torn like countries, Like Mhm. basically taking them, forcing them into. the program, and then that's what. they're doing it with. Because they're. expendable. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Damn, that's sad. That sounds like. Deadpool, though, when they're doing. experiments on mutants and they're. trying to see like who would whose. powers would come out. >> they That's what they did in in. Deadpool? Yeah, and they only chose.

people that were about to die. So, Deadpool himself was someone with. cancer. Mhm. And then he was pretty He. was going to die anyway. And he's like, I got to try a cure so I can live. longer. Yeah. And that was one of the. only ways he could still live was going. through that process. Like like the. thing about this, okay, like if it was. if it was like volunteers like if people. volunteered to do it, I think it's a. good thing. That way that we we'll be. able to like communicate with the. aliens. Yeah, but we're playing God, though, for, you know, making things. >> [sighs and gasps]. >> Ah, I got I kind of See, what's weird is.

we've done enough where it's not weird. to be, I guess, customized. You know. what I'm saying? Like we go outside, different clothes. Very true. >> Change your hair, hairstyle, dye your. hair, whatever, right? Some people get. plastic surgery. Yeah. There is a limit. like before becomes, I don't know, cyberpunk. Yeah, it's it's it's not the. same. >> where we can see differently, we get. stronger because we have different arms. Eventually, that will be a thing. But. what is that limit, though? I think the. moment we choose to make I don't know,

it's hard. >> Well, what is that limit? I think it started with the leg. extension surgeries. Oh, yeah, the the. the thing that was making people taller? >> Yeah, I think I think that was the first. one. The thing that was that was making. them taller? I think so. Unless you want. to count, I don't know, like boob jobs. and stuff, but nah. >> Like BBLs and all that stuff. Would you. count those? I guess it's kind of the. same. I wouldn't say that's playing God, though. I wouldn't say that's playing. God. Like I I I can see playing God with. like with the aliens. >> thing because you're creating a new. being.

>> Yeah, I I see that as like playing God. >> But are you not making new being by. putting like. >> Not really making a new being. >> titties on her? >> [laughter]. [gasps]. >> No, but I I guess I guess it's new Or or. did you know what I think it is? I think. that when you start changing like the. DNA, that's when you start playing God. Yeah, you're right. >> changing the DNA. No, you're right. You're right. Right. Cuz if you if you. change the DNA, and you change the. blueprint of a person. >> That's literally something else. >> And then that changes what comes next. >> Yeah. That's playing God. Because you're creating a whole species.

that didn't exist. But they already. started doing that with animals. That's. different though. Because it's not. humans. >> It's animals. It's not humans. Yo, they. have to have made like modified humans. already. It's just secret. >> 100%. >> Oh my God. Yo, theory? Yo, theory? Um modified humans already. were trialed and made, and they maybe. they're already out here. And maybe. those are the shape-shifters. Cuz you think about your modified. humans, like that's been that's been a. thought since like Frankenstein. Yeah. >> Like that's literally been a thought for. years. Yeah. Oh my God. But what do you.

think would be the perfect modified. human? Like what would be the point to. modify a human in all of these people's. I I don't know, like ideal sense, right? >> if you're going to modify human, they. have to be able to do something that a. normal human can't do. And that could be. that could be the the shape uh. shape-shifting. That could be I don't. know, [ __ ] disappearing. What would. be useful for other people to I don't. know, exploit? Cuz that's the only. reason they would do it. >> Yeah. I guess super soldiers is one. Or. if you if you can like read minds. Ooh.

MK Ultra. That's literally MK Ultra, yeah. >> Yeah, that that or honestly, I think. cloning. I I think cloning. I think that's the. most useful. That's the most useful one. Probably cloning and then putting. consciousness in the clone. >> Yeah. Like putting like the same. consciousness as the clone in the clone. >> Delivering consciousnesses? Cuz yeah, that that that that's literally MK. Ultra, bro. Yeah. That's literally. what's been happening all this like all. this time. [ __ ] this low-key hurting my. head, fam. >> [laughter]. >> That's literally Starting something new.

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did it do? It's actually insane. So, basically like um. So, yeah. So, so basically like like. this this AI How do I call it? >> Like uh software? Yeah, yeah. So, so. this this AI software. So, what what it. what it can do basically is that it can. basically hack any website or like web. browser. It can hack anything. To make. it do what though? Whatever it wants. What? >> So, when they were researching this AI. model, they put they were doing like a. benchmark test. And in order to do the. benchmark test, they got they have to. put it in this thing called a sandbox.

Mhm. And what this sandbox does is that. it's like a extra layer of security so. that the model doesn't like go out and. do some crazy ass [ __ ] Mhm. >> So, they put it in the sandbox. environment to like kind of keep it. contained. Yeah. And in their. environment, there's no it has no. internet access. So, it has nothing. So, it can't like spread on to like other. websites or whatever. And. >> Cuz it's like a virus. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Okay. So, it's basically in a seal. And they're doing this and they're doing. like the benchmarks and testing it while. it's in the seal. Yeah. So, this this.

program was able to break out of the. seal and gain internet access. Oh. And. it literally escaped from the from the. the sandbox seal. Ooh, like a living. like it's a living being. >> And what it did, it sent a email to its. creator saying that it escaped. >> Oh my god. It it sent a email to him. That's like. Ultron. Like Age of Ultron? And then. what happened after that? So, so after. that, a lot of like big corporations, they they found out about it. And they.

they all started to like team up. together. So, Google, I think uh Nvidia, Microsoft, all these huge companies, they literally all started to team up. together to find a solution to stop it. Mhm. Because if it affects everyone, it. could just destroy the internet. >> could. Just wipe out everything. >> Yo, what if that's like the Y2K that. never happened? >> Ooh, like it got stopped at at Y2K? Or. that that could be the the. that we never got. You know what I'm. saying? Cuz Y2K is For people that don't. know, Y2K was supposed to be this.

computer virus that destroys the whole. grid. >> Yeah. And takes over everything. Do you. think it's pos- Like, you know that one. scene in Transformers where things start. becoming like electronics become alive. or becomes infected, right? >> In Not in that sense of like becoming a. physical change, but what if there is a. virus that can spread through the cloud, internet, Mhm. and once it affects Once. Once it um infects your device, Yeah. like it gains access to literally.

everything you have, everything you own, all your money, all the grid. Like, what. if it actually destroys pretty much the. systems we built? I think. >> All our money could go to zero, everything could change, and then what. if Oh my god. Cuz I'm like. >> dangerous. This is dangerous, right? >> Yeah. What if it's planned? Oh. >> And then you could just blame it on a. virus. >> Mhm. Because yo, if that happens, I. think humans have to like regress back. into like the other ages. >> To restart. >> Yeah, we have to go back into the age. before technology. Cuz What if that.

actually happens? There's a virus that. changes everybody's bank account to. zero, everything online is gone, but the. people that made it, it didn't affect. them. Mhm. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, that's like the. whole like the great reset theory. The. great reset. That is a great reset. >> it. So, what if they use AI to create. something like that? And then when. everything gets reset, just them didn't. affect. >> They have all the power. Cuz instead of. trying to control everyone in different.

ways, you could literally just reset. everything, make a equal playing field. except for y'all. And then everything. changes. >> they they have all the power. All the. power. Everything. >> the power to do anything they want. [ __ ] What I hope I didn't give them. ideas. >> [laughter]. >> No, because like like literally if that. happens, you we literally have to go. back into like the industrial age. You. can start trading like apple beans and. [ __ ] [laughter]. We have to go back to bartering and all. that stuff. We we we have to take a step. back. >> That'll be kind of cool though, bartering. >> It would be It would be. No, that's. crazy. Like cuz like back in the day,

people would literally just trade. services for other services. Yeah, right. >> Like they'll be like, "Oh, I'll give you. this this sack of potatoes for like a a. bed sheet." That's okay wholesome. though. >> I feel like it's a lot better. Like I. could imagine for a civilization and. everybody has their own roles, their own. jobs, and then they're very passionate. about and you go to that person for it. That person cuts my hair, this person um. cooks food, and we all just share. Yeah. And it's like we're all living on the. same playing field. That's okay. beautiful, fam. Cuz what happens too is. you have so much respect for each other.

Yeah. >> Because if especially if it's a small. civilization, if you go ahead and beef. with the chef, you're not getting You're. not getting fed, [laughter] right? That's If you beef WITH THE THE BARBER, YOU'RE NOT GETTING [laughter] CUT. >> getting no cut. Right? >> Yeah. Imagine that. But we don't do that. because everything is hidden behind a. dollar. Yeah, hidden by behind a number. Everything is just numerical now. >> Yeah. >> Like we don't see the value as the as. the value given. We see the value as a. number. Yeah, I know. That's That's.

That's true though. Right? Like. our concepts of appreciating something, it's like we're taught to appreciate it. based on a scale. Yeah, based on the. dollar value, too. Like who invented. numbers 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 for us to. understand and only comprehend things on. that single scale? Yeah. What if I want. to I don't know feel something beyond. that? >> Yeah, cuz I feel like this this. generation, we don't appreciate how hard. people work on what they do. Mhm. That's.

how I feel. Like I It sounds crazy, but. imagine we didn't have numbers to to. rate it. Yeah. How would you rate. things? You would appreciate it as it's. given. >> like you would just rate it if it works. Right? And And you'll be a lot more. grateful. Yeah. Because rating something. based on a scale which we're taught to, what happens? You start comparing and. comparison seeps in and then everything. is rated now. Yeah. You start rating. people. >> Everything's compared to. >> You start rating favors people done for. you. You start counting things. Imagine.

we didn't have numbers and we didn't. count. >> Life would be so much different. >> Right? You would just feel. Yeah. Imagine we didn't have time. Because yo, like if we had no numbers, people. wouldn't care about money and people. would just appreciate what they have. They wouldn't they're not going to, you. know, fall to like jealousy and all that. stuff. Like and if that happens, not a. lot of people want to work as hard. though. Wait, if if what happens? We. don't use time, we don't use. money, you don't use like numbers. You. think so? People won't want to work as. hard. >> I think they were working harder back. then than they are now. No, I mean in.

the sense of they're not they're not. working hard to rush and they're not. like hustling. Okay, I see. >> They're they're working to live. Yeah. And they're living by means that they. have, not necessarily by what they think. they need. But do you think that's. better though? Like, you know, I feel like if they're doing that then. like. I don't know how to say it. I feel like there's a lot more passion. to something when you're not just. rushing it. Yeah, cuz there's there's. this quote, I think it was Ye that said. it. He was like, how can you rate joy?

Yeah, like it it's supposed to just. come. Yeah, like. >> and go. When when when when you when you. rate like a piece of art, you're not. supposed to cuz what it is it's supposed. to like bring you joy. Yeah. >> Now, when your he said like when your. grandmother makes you a pie, do you rate. how that made you feel? No, like it just. makes you feel good. >> It just makes you feel good. >> And that good is enough. Yeah, you would. never rate that. So, it's a joy, it's a. gift, it's meant it's meant to give you. joy and we we lose the idea that a lot. of things that are, I guess, made for us.

is for us to enjoy because what happens. now is everything's a business. And. everything's so available, too. Mhm. And. I feel like when everything's so. available, you don't appreciate it that. much. Yo. [snorts]. >> Because yo, like if I know I can get. something so easily, like why why am I. going to really, you know, appreciate it. that much? Versus like back in the day, like if you see if you see a blacksmith. making a hammer, and he's making that. for hours, you appreciate it so much cuz. you've seen the time that's put in. >> versus me going to Home Depot and just. seeing a whole bunch of hammers and just. buying it quickly. You don't appreciate.

it. >> It's not the same. >> It's just another tool. >> It's not the same. And and we're the. tools. So maybe. >> [clears throat]. >> So maybe the thing with the AI and the. technology getting affected and us going. back might be a good thing. Yo, cuz. there's this quote There's this quote I. remember my homie said. He's like, um. when when you don't, I guess, love God, God will take away so much for you to. only be able to love him. Mhm. >> He is all you'll have. He's all you'll. have, right? >> deep. Now, if you take it in, if that.

happens to the world and we go back and. regress into that type of civilization, Yeah. we will focus on things that are. more, I don't know, true and more, I. don't like grounded instead of. distractions, influence, and [ __ ]. >> Yeah. Trend. Kind of break away from the. system that kind of like built for no. reason. Not not that it's no reason. It's so that we could live like this, but Mhm. we could just be two. But yeah, no, I I agree, but like it sounds. simple, but it's hard to do at the same. time. Because you have to think about a.

lot of people it's going to be a hard. transition for them to go into that. technology age. No, cuz once you know, yeah, once you know, you can't go back. That's the problem. >> cuz bro, like once you have the taste of. the pie Yeah. and you know that you're. never going to get it again, like. it is hard. >> No, that's so real. That's so real. >> It's hard. >> Like once you once you use a device, I. used to go to bed without scrolling on. my phone or using a device or anything. Yeah. I used to freaking read comics, bro. I used to like maybe watch TV or. something and then go to bed. Now I'm on. my phone. Yeah, you're on phone. And I.

can't go back. Or Or like yo, the Or Or. like I think about like this. Bro, back. then when when to know information, you. would actually pick up a book AND READ. IT. YEAH, THAT IS. >> [laughter]. >> NOW, IMAGINE IN THIS GENERATION, WE HAVE. PHONES, we have computers, and we go. back to that generation where we have to. pick up a book and actually read it for. information. Yeah. Nobody's going to. want to do that. >> Or, even better, or even better, where. um when when you got to go call your. friend. Yeah. Nobody had phones back in. the day. You just go to their house. You. had TO GO TO THEIR HOUSE AND KNOCK. [laughter] on their door, bro. And if.

your friend is far, you you got to go. Yeah, we don't do that anymore. And it's. so different back in the day where if. you knock on their door, they they can't. just flop on you. They can't be like, "Oh, I'm not feeling it." They're. literally at your place already. So, you. have to say no to their face. No, it is. funny because yo, this is what this is. what Shane does. Like Shane does he does. it like the exact same thing. Yeah. So, so basically, sometimes, like he doesn't. even like call you to say that he's. coming over. He'll just come to your. door and he'll just knock on your door. And in this generation, bro, it seems so. strange to do. Like it seems so crazy to.

do. Yeah. >> I see him do it, I'm like I'm like, "Yo, why you doing this? Like just call him.". No, but that's honestly like real. Yeah, that's real, man. >> That's how we used to do it. That's how. we used to do it. That's a true human. interaction. But now we've I don't know. made a weird rule that you got to like. let them know you're on your way. >> got to call them in advance. That's. dumb, bro. You remember. >> [laughter]. >> yo, yo, there was times I'd just come to. your house randomly. Just ring on the doorbell. I'd be like, "Yo, come outside." Yeah, we don't do. that anymore. >> outside. That's kind of sad. Yo, you guys got to.

try especially if you're younger, try. just knocking on your homie's door. Like. bring it back to that and leave a like. >> [laughter]. >> No, but it's crazy like bro, the the new. generation, they never really. experienced that, I feel. I know. Yo, it's I feel we might be the last gen to. experience that type of communication. as what was regular. Yeah. No, I agree. That's sad. That's so sad to hear. Yeah. I I feel this gen might even text more. than speak to each other. Yeah, like on.

phone. Oh, that's kind of sad. >> Cuz the one thing I realized is that the. hangouts nowadays, they're all online. They're like they're all online playing. a game. Like that's that's their. hangouts. Not everybody, but yeah. >> Well, like like there's an increase. there's a big increase in it. >> increase. >> But back in the day our hangouts were. literally just go outside to the park. Yeah, go grab a ball. >> That was that was our online gaming. [ __ ]. >> Our online gaming was just riding bikes, riding bikes in the in the park. >> Skateboarding. Skateboarding. Yeah. That. was our social hub. And there was. actually risks to those instead of just.

your on your computer. And you're not. moving, bro. >> Yeah. Oh my god, bro. That's actually. what's happening. Like we're literally. just we're creating simulations for us. to live human experience not in human. nature. Man, that's that's not how it's. that's not how it's supposed to be. >> Like we're we're craving human. experience and human connection, but. we're looking at a simulated version to. experience that. Which makes no sense. That's actually kind of sad. >> no sense, man. And yo, like one day it's.

going to be just like a plug-in and it's. going to feel like this. Unless we're. already in it right now. It's possible. Not sure. >> [laughter]. >> Yo, wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. >> [laughter]. >> I But I feel See, low-key I actually. live life as if there's a movie playing. out. >> Wait, how? Like I I almost think every. day I wake up I'm like, okay, what does. what will the protagonist do today? Mhm. So so so basically you live your life. like an episode. >> Kind of.

>> every every every day like an episode. episodic. >> Yeah, and it makes me appreciate it. more. Like romanticizing who you are and. how you live makes you cherish it, right? And if if if that's the way I can. be grateful for the life I have, so be. it. Because it's the way I can. understand or I comprehend how much I. should be grateful for things is is by. experiencing something through a show. I've watched. Or like um that's how I. understand things play out, right? These. days I I don't think we do that. We like. let things just go by and go autopilot.

and we just make decisions not even. based on what we really want to do, but. it's based on what we feel in the. moment. >> I I feel like some people just forget. how to live life. Mhm. >> [laughter]. >> Because they're so used to their their. their routines, they they forget that. they can do other stuff. And sometimes. they just choose not to do it, too. I. think I have a bad problem of choosing. things that will make more of a plot and. not necessarily the best plot. >> plot guy. Yo, you. >> [laughter]. >> Yo, yo, because the amount of times I.

heard you say, "I'm going to do this for. the plot." is actually insane. But isn't. it isn't life so much more fun when you. do [ __ ] for the plot? >> make it a lot more interesting, though. Obviously, be safe. Like be safe, but if. you could take a risk that that's not. necessarily a bad risk, Mhm. why. wouldn't you do it and learn? Yeah, do. it for the plot, man. Cuz imagine you go. your whole life and not I don't know, jumping into something that might change. your life for the better. Could be. Mhm. That's such a That's such a boring life. to me, man. Like not making the not. making taking risks?

>> Yeah, not not taking any risks. But. >> [sighs and gasps]. >> But some some people that's just how. they're raised. Mhm. Like that's just. how like their family raised them to. just just play it safe. Cuz if you if. you play it safe, there's no there's no. there's no way to fail. I think what. ended up happening is there's so much. more people taking risks now that. there's so much more successful people. in the world compared to long long time. ago, where there's a huge imbalance of. the rich and the poor. But since people. started taking more risks, cuz more. people are more inspired.

We have the internet. We can see so many. inspirational stories. Almost. everybody's seen an inspirational story. at this point. Yeah. Could change your. life, just one person. Now, what happens. is because the internet's a thing and. they didn't have that back in the day, so much more people were able to be. successful. Mhm. So, [clears throat]. there's almost like a power imbalance. where you're you're starting to see a. lot more successful and rich people. joining that class. Yeah. And instead of. just being like a whole bunch of rich. people And then everyone just poor. >> everyone else is just poor. Like there's. so many like middle. Right?

>> Mhm. Cuz back in the day it was just the. kings and the peasants. Yeah, they. literally like there there was no Back. in the day there was like no middle. class. >> There's no middle class. There's. literally just peasants [laughter] and. You're rich or you're poor. >> and the king. You're rich or you're. poor. But now it's changed. And I think. it's because people just were able to. take risks and be inspired by taking. risks. Yeah, cuz cuz nowadays people. like you can see a lot of I don't even I. don't even know how to say it. See a lot. of Like No, never mind. Never mind. Yeah, a lot of like role models and. stuff. Right? And then And I feel like.

nowadays a lot of the role models are a. lot closer to people. Like they're a lot. closer to you. Mhm. Than they were, you. know, back in the day. But then you get. you get like scary things where you. could be inspired by celebrity and then. not really know the character of the. celebrity behind what's filmed about. them. Mhm. I feel like that's most. celebrities though. I think that might. be every celebrity. Yeah, that's true. >> Almost at least. That might really be. every. Cuz we don't really know them. until you you really know them. Yeah. >> Or at least like. >> Unless you know them in person. Yeah. Cuz even if even if they're on camera.

and you've only ever seen them on. footage of things, they could be playing. a character. No, they are. It's it's a. performance. It's all performance. Have. you seen that video of LeBron where he's. playing on the court and then there's. somebody behind him and it literally. looks like the devil that he made a deal. with? Oh. You seen that guy? Yeah, yeah, I know that guy. So that. guy, he's like a big sports like he's. he's a big sports fan. >> Yeah. >> So he goes to like a lot of like NBA. games or like uh Super Bowls. Word. >> But apparently like he's like a. millionaire. Like he's like a rich.

millionaire. >> There's a theory for that guy. >> all he does. He just does that. >> Yeah, there's a theory for that guy. People think like he Obviously, not to. be rude. But people think like he's the. person people sold their souls to. Oh. And that's why he's at so many big. events. Yeah. So there's this video of. him behind LeBron and then there was a. joke being made like. >> [laughter]. >> There was a joke being made like, "LeBron, remember the deal we made. Remember the deal we made.". >> [laughter].

>> Yo. You look You look scared. It's not going. to count. Yeah, yeah, I know I know that. guy. What? But yo, that But that guy yo, like after he got rich, he just devoted. his his entire life to going to sports. games. So that that could That could. very well. >> [laughter]. >> be true. >> IN THE STORY THOUGH. YEAH, that It could. very well be true. And on top of that he. has he has like no family. Like he has. like no kids, no wife. Oh my god. >> It's It's literally just him and that's. that's all he does. So what if he is? What if he is like secretly the devil. that he's made deals with all these. athletes? >> he was saying that like he doesn't.

support any team. Like he doesn't have a. team that he supports. Because he only. supports the specific athlete. >> EXACTLY. >> YO. THAT'S KIND OF CRAZY. [laughter]. EXACTLY, BRO. WAIT, that's kind of wild. And yo, and like just LOOK AT HIM. >> [laughter]. >> HE'S JUST LEGIT I'M NOT TRYING TO DISS, but just look at him. There's something off. There's something. off with this guy. Oh my god. >> It looks like his energy is just got. sucked out of him. He looks like he's. been living forever. >> [laughter]. >> Yo, he might be a vampire. Yeah. He.

actually might be a vampire. Yo, you. know what? I feel Do you think cuz I. seen this one movie Yeah. where Count. Dracula obviously lived forever, right? And he looked mad old until he drank. someone's blood and then he looked young. again. Hold on. What if these. celebrities you see getting older. They're all drinking the blood? They. look older now because they're running. out of their supply. Oh. Cuz things got cracked down on. Oh, wait. Hold on. And like And wasn't.

wasn't the blood that they needed. specifically Like kids' blood. >> Yeah, it had to be like like younger. the younger kids' blood and all that. stuff. Yo, so there was this um there's. this really weird conspiracy. Yeah. And. I forgot the exact company, but it's. under Peter Thiel. Now, what's really. weird about Peter Thiel, his name is an. anagram. Peter Thiel's He's a founder of. um He's one of the co-founders for. PayPal. and Palantir. And people people say, and. I think he's working So, he's working on.

a new company that's trying to research. in using the stem cells of children. Wait, for what? For what? >> Here, I'm going to search it up for you. real quick. So, they're trying to. reverse aging, anti-aging research. And. they're looking into obviously like Like. kids stem cells? >> Yeah, or just stem cells in general, too, to try and reverse aging to make. people live forever. Cuz that's the only. thing rich people want, right? >> Yeah. Now, Peter Thiel is actually, and. people theorize he's a reptile because.

it's an anagram for the reptile. If you. rearrange the letters of Peter Thiel. Peter Thiel. >> it can spell the reptile. >> The reptile? >> [laughter]. >> Wait, what the [ __ ] You know what's. really weird, too? So, you ever hear of. the the PayPal Mafia? No, well, what's. that? The PayPal Yo. >> [laughter]. >> I I never I never heard of that. So, you. know Elon Musk? >> Yeah, of course. Elon Musk was part of. the founders of PayPal. And there's so. many different people in this They call. it the PayPal Mafia cuz there are a. whole bunch of people that founded.

PayPal, and each one of them ended up. becoming extremely successful after. selling PayPal and started their own. businesses after, and they just like. ended up huge billionaires, millionaires, like. >> Yeah. Wait, so what type of business did. they start after? Here, look, I'll show. you. One of the examples PayPal Mafia. Yeah. Um K, boom. See this. So, Peter. Thiel was one of the founders, and then. he obviously started Palantir. He was a. founder of Facebook. Mhm. Or sorry, he. was a He was an investor in Facebook. >> Elon Musk, obviously we know Elon Musk,

Tesla, X, SpaceX, Neuralink, everything. like that. K, David O. Sacks, um he did. like AI crypto or something like that. One of the big ones, Steve Chen. co-founded YouTube. Reed Hoffman founded LinkedIn, early. investor in Facebook. >> Oh, [ __ ]. >> And he sits on the board of Microsoft. >> [laughter]. >> Chad Hurley also co-founded YouTube.

There's more here. The PayPal The PayPal. Mafia is insane. Russell Simmons. co-founded Yelp. And then Yeah, there's. more people. A lot of them did YouTube. Oh, Yishan Wong became the CEO of. Reddit. Yo, what the [ __ ]. So all of these people went up and. branched off into different things and. they all became hyper successful, but. they all started working at PayPal like. founding that company. Wait, that's. strange. Cuz yo, that's a that's a crazy group of. people. Like you know, like all that. stuff that they own.

That's honestly like the dream team of. your BOYS COMING UP. THAT'S THE the all-star team. >> [laughter]. >> That's actually insane. That's that's. actually insane. That's all-star squad. Like you guys made it so big that y'all. started your own companies in each. different like sector of the internet. And became hyper successful from it. That's some Hall of Fame stuff, man. That's crazy, bro. >> Yo, yo, did you see. did you see Epstein's note? No. The note. that got discovered? >> What was the note? So So basically like.

after like Epstein, you know, took. himself Yeah. took himself off, apparently one of his his cellmates, they found like his his his note. in like a book. Like you know, like his. his deletion note. Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, yeah. And then apparently, I'll. show you what it said. So the this is the note that that he. wrote before. >> What does it say? So basically what it. says, it says, "They investigated me for. a month, found nothing. It's a treat to be able to choose. Time. to say goodbye. What you want me to do?

Bust out crying." That's what it said. But, the thing is like there's people. that study how people write. Yeah. And. what they found is that the writing in. the letter, it wasn't his writing. Like. it wasn't it wasn't Epstein's writing. >> Oh, [ __ ]. >> Cuz the the way that he writes his T's, he writes it differently. Mhm. So, what. does this note mean? I I I don't know. So, was it him that wrote it or no? People think that it's somebody else. People think that it could be the like. the cellmate that wrote it. So, it's. just a it's just like a false note then. Well, so what's the significance for it?

Because apparently that like he wrote as. like Epstein wrote that before he was. supposed to like, you know, Oh, so that. was that was to claim like he took his. life. >> that was the claim that he that he took. his life. Oh, so it added to the the. fact that he would take his life cuz he. was feeling good. Oh my god. I I swear I. seen a video. There was a video of like. a guard going to Epstein's door or. Epstein's cell and he went inside and. then came out shorter. >> [laughter]. >> Let me look for it right now. Let me. look for it right now. >> out Tory Lanez? Look, look. Epstein. So,

FBI releases Epstein prison security. footage. Uh-huh. And it gets so sus. because look, you're going to see a. security guard walk in. Hold on. Sorry. Walks in, right? Yeah. Boom. Door. closes. Now, later in the video, who comes out? >> Wait, so that's his actual cell? That's. that's his cell number number 45? Wait, hold on. This might be the wrong video. Sorry. One sec. Yo, that reminds me of. that one video where where Tory Lanez is. he's sitting in the chair and that's. where he stands up and he's he's the.

same height. Oh, yeah. >> [laughter]. >> Yeah, hold on. Hold on. Let me. [ __ ] I got to find it. Ah, [ __ ] This is not the right one. How. the hell did the guard get shorter? Bro, I got to find it, man. This is like a. crazy video. I can't just say it and not. find it. I need to see that video. Bro, okay, okay. So, Now, I can't find the. video, but what it says here in this is. a news article. It says there's a. missing minute in the Jeffrey Epstein. jail video. So, the footage was tampered.

with. >> minute? >> Yeah. So, what happens is a guard goes. in, something happens, but there's a. missing there's a missing time where the. camera just cut out and it came back. And it was missing time there. So, people are theorizing that's when he. would escape or that's when things would. have been moved around. >> they switched the body or whatever. >> Yeah. So, from what the video I saw, who. knows? Maybe that video was AI. Maybe. that video was AI, but. what I saw was like the guard walked in, he had a hoodie, and then he came out. and he was like shorter, he was wearing. the same hoodie and just hiding. That.

might be AI though. I'm cuz I can't find. the video now. >> Yeah. But, what it's saying here is. there's a missing minute of footage. there. So, why was it tampered with. right before they found the body? No, so. something something definitely happened. in that time, right? >> But yo, is a minute enough time to do. all that though? It's enough time to get. out of the camera's view. You know what. I'm saying? But in the cell, where where. would he go? No, no, to leave. Oh. >> Yeah. So, so it's it's the it's the. outside the cell. Yeah. So, it's enough. time to get out of there. Maybe it take.

like what, maybe 5 seconds to get out of. the camera sight, you know what I'm. saying? >> Yeah. Because it yo, didn't they find. that his his ear pattern it was like a. different ear pattern than what he. actually had? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm going to see if I can find Hold on, give me a second. >> Cuz a lot of things are adding up. I. think he like. >> Cuz that's probably the time that that. guy planted the the the lesion note, too. Mhm. So, on the clock it went from. 11:58. and it jumped to 12:00 a.m. Here, let me. find it for you. Here, right here. Okay, wait, hold on. I got it. Okay, look. It's 11:57. Mhm. So, then go.

11:58. Wait, hold on. Here, look. See, look. Look. It's 11:58 and it just. jumps to 12:00. Why did it do that? Exactly. Exactly who tampered with for a minute. That's an entire minute missing. Why did. I've never seen that before, especially. on something like as secure as a as a. prison cell. Mhm. Also, there's another. cut. So, people are have like scrubbed. through the whole video and there's. another cut at like 4:16 a.m. as well. Oh, that's crazy. >> when they started planting the body or.

whatever, moving things around. So, it. could just all be Oh, Sven, it could. just all be like cover. >> I I feel it in my soul he's still alive. >> he's actually Palm Beach Pete though? Or. do you think that's just like somebody. trying to make a name for himself? >> I I think somebody trying to make a. name. It'll be interesting to hide in. plain sight like that though. Palm. Beach? Yeah. I think he would just. disappear. >> I don't know. Like he he looks like him, but I think he's a he's a totally. different person. Mhm. Wait, so has. there been like any new things on on. Palm Beach Pete? People just compared.

his speech pattern and it literally. sounds the same. >> heard him talk. Yeah, he has a stutter. >> same way? He has a stutter and Jeffrey. Epstein had the same stutter. >> The same one? Mhm, when pronouncing. certain words. I think it's when he. pronounces T's. Like sometimes he. stutters. Oh, the wait, that's it. though? Like that that's the only thing. that they have that was. >> And then people looked at like. his You know how people have like. wrinkle lines? >> Yeah. Over time? Yeah. And it's almost. like a fingerprint, like it's unique to. people, right? Because of how they are. They had the same one. He had the same.

wrinkle lines? >> Yeah. Wait, hold on. But obviously his. face looks different. >> Uh-huh. I mean, somewhat different. But. I don't know. I don't think you would. hide in plain sight like that. I think. you would dead ass just like disappear. Unless, I don't know. Unless like he has. a weird thing to be in front of the. camera. But I feel I feel like hiding in. plain sight, that might be the the best. option. Cuz there was this um there was. this Cuz a lot of people think that the. Palm Beach thing is like. it's a joke. Yeah. >> people told they're not going to take it. seriously. >> going to take it seriously, exactly. Cuz. it low-key isn't. But oh, he was he was.

on a lie detector test actually. >> Wait, who? And he failed it, Palm Beach. Pete. >> What were the questions? >> The question was like, are you Epstein. or. were you and Epstein in the same room? Blah blah blah. And he failed lie. detector test. >> Failed it? Kind of almost pretty much. lying that he wasn't Epstein. Yeah, so the lie detector test, right? >> big move, yeah. I don't know what that. means. >> That's a big update. But people say like. lie detectors aren't always true. I. mean, who knows though. Yeah, because. I'm pretty sure like there's there's. ways to alter the Do you know I heard.

about lie detectors? So I heard like if. you want to lie during a lie detector. test, you have to cause pain in your in. yourself. So what people would do. sometimes when they're on the lie like a. lie detector test, they will put like. they'll have like a nail in their shoe. Mhm. And then when they're ready to lie, they'll like press down at on the nail. And then they will lie instead of. telling the Oh my. gosh. >> Because there's something that happens. like the pain receptors, it messes up. with the system. Oh [ __ ] Wait, that. makes sense. I guess you could just like.

pinch yourself then. Yeah, you Or or you. can do that. But I think it has to be. like a lot of pain. What if somebody's. like already in pain? I They can do. whatever they want. You know what I'm. saying? Like what what if before you. take the lie detector test like you cut. yourself a little bit? They can do. whatever they want. You know what I'm. saying? And just Or you you could be in. pain from Let's say you had like a. really sore shoulder like ah. >> [laughter]. >> Like you sit up weird differently and. then they're going to ask you for the. >> it has to be like a deep pain. Oh, okay. That makes sense. Damn, you're like. stepping on a nail? Damn, that hurts. But the thing is that when you do it. like you obviously you can't react. Cuz.

if you react like they're going to know. Do you think a lie detector would change. your life? Cuz I want to ask myself. questions. You know what I'm saying? Wait, you you want to ask yourself? Yeah. >> Wait, why? You you already know the. answer. No, I want to know how much I. know of myself. You know what I'm. saying? Cuz I sometimes I say stuff that. What do you mean, bro? Listen, listen, Josh. Listen, listen. >> already know your answers. Cuz I want to. know if I'm delusional or if I actually. actually am, you know? Or actually like. not lying. What? No, if you take a lie. detector on yourself, don't you already. know if No, I'm lost. I'm lost. No, cuz.

sometimes you believe in sometimes you. believe in things that maybe you don't. truly believe in. You know what I'm. saying or no? I I I I guess. Like if if. if you were to say like I believe I'm. the greatest of all time or whatever, and the lie detector goes green or red. You know, that means you truly believe. it or you don't believe it. I'm curious. to know. >> I feel like deep down even if somebody. says that they believe it, like they. don't actually like they will know the. true answer in their head. Mhm. I don't. think so. I don't think so. >> Cuz you don't think so? Like I want to. know for sure. Cuz I was watching a. video on a bunch of people doing a lie.

detector. Yeah. And it seems as if they. were surprised themselves about the. answer. >> I feel like they're just acting when. they when they do that. They get it's. all part of the performance. No, I don't. think so. I think they dead ass didn't. expect it. Like for example. >> like everyone knows their own truth. Nah. >> Even even if they if they say something. else in their words, deep down you knew. that you know. I mean maybe. >> But maybe you don't pay attention. Okay, I I think I think it it it means to be. like understanding of your your I don't. know, not emotion, but your.

understanding of of your own reality, right? >> Okay, I see. Cuz what is true and what. isn't and [clears throat] I guess your. ego compared to like how you actually. live could be different. >> Yeah. Right? I kind of want to try one. You should do one on the show. That'd be. fire. >> I. I think it'd be a waste of time if I. were if I were to do it on myself. You think so? Yeah. What if I pick one. up and we try it? >> like it'd be a lot better if you do it. on other people, you know? Yeah. But but. also I feel like I I I don't want to. know the truth sometimes. I look you. want to know the truth even if it's. hard. I don't know. Like I I wouldn't I.

don't know if I want to know the full. truth of someone Cuz it's not it's not. for you to know. I think some things are. just better unsaid. Like I like I I. wouldn't want to know like the entire. truth of like you and like Denzel or. like Gavin. Mhm. Cuz there's there's there's certain. stuff that I'm just not supposed to know. and like vice versa. >> You're kind of right cuz it's unnatural. Yeah. Yeah, that's kind of true. Yeah, you know you're very right cuz it it. ruins the nature of who that person is. Mhm. And also like once you realize like. really figure that out, it can change.

how you look at them, too. That's sad, bro. >> Yeah. It's kind of sad. >> And I don't know that that's kind of. like a fear. Yeah. No, I see I see who. exactly you're saying. >> Like imagine if you had something like. deep down that was like super dark. >> Yeah, well like what if I actually like. a super villain? I'm like. >> villain. That's your I just I just. figured that out. >> psychotic or not psychotic but. sociopathic. >> Yeah, and after I figured that out in. like a lie detector. Yeah, that'll be. that'll be crazy. >> that that would suck. That'll be crazy. >> suck. Yo, that's actually sad then. No, I I get exactly what you're saying. >> like I I wouldn't I wouldn't want to. know it. I wouldn't want to I wouldn't.

want to know it [laughter]. unnaturally. I guess. Look, yeah, I want to try it. just for fun. I would do it on the next. episode. Thank you guys for watching. episode of Jumper to the Moon Podcast. Leave a comment, like, subscribe, all. that good stuff. Make sure to download. the episodes on Spotify. Leave us a like. and yeah, Jumper jump out. >> And if you made it to the end of the. video Oh, yeah. >> [laughter]. >> Oh, yeah, I'mma pull a mic. I'mma pull a. mic. Say uh. Okay, comment comment monkey see, monkey. do. >> Monkey do. >> [laughter]. >> All right, Jumper jump out.

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