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Ep 625 - The Big Show (feat. Billy & Spud)
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An Integral Vision for Business, Politics, Science, and Spirituality
Ken Wilber's book 'A Theory of Everything' was discussed, particularly its breakdown of human experience into four quadrants and its levels of thinking, which are colour-coded.
It's Ken Wilber called A Theory of Everything.
— Episode: Ep 456 - Red Power God (tier 2)
Ken Wilber's book 'A Theory of Everything' was discussed, particularly its breakdown of human experience into four quadrants and its levels of thinking, which are colour-coded.
It's Ken Wilber called A Theory of Everything.
So it's like beige would be like a pre like prehistoric Neanderthal man.
And then you go up to like purple, which would be like magical thinking like shamanism, those kind of old hunter gatherer societies.
And he was saying you have to eventually jump from green to tier two thinking.
He says you can take at least I think knowledge or human experience and break it down into four quadrants.
It was about a French aristocrat who returned from World War One and went to India to find the wisdom of the East. He then came back and just chilled, which the other people in the book thought was weird.
It's like that one book I read. They talk about a guy who like his whole his biggest claim to fame in life is that like if life was a pool, he emerged from it and jump back in without making a ripple....
— Episode: Ep 455 - Heebie Jeebies
It was about a French aristocrat who returned from World War One and went to India to find the wisdom of the East. He then came back and just chilled, which the other people in the book thought was weird.
It's like that one book I read. They talk about a guy who like his whole his biggest claim to fame in life is that like if life was a pool, he emerged from it and jump back in without making a ripple. And I was like, fucking that kind of rules.
Well, it's funny he did it. He did go on a search for the wisdom of the East.
That was part. That was the whole thing in the book. They were French aristocrats. And this guy came back from World War One was like, oh, yeah, I don't agree with any of this stuff.
He went to India and came back and he's like, yeah, I just like to chill. And they're like, what the fuck's wrong with you? Now, guys, you can chill.
Yeah. I mean, you get out of World War One. You're allowed to fucking you have to jump back in the pool.
He's like, what the fuck was that? He was like, I'll be here if you guys need me, but I'm not doing anything. It's good. It was called The Razor's Edge coming home from World War One.
A Fragment of Life (Penguin Classics)
He mentioned reading "Either/Or" by Sren Kierkegaard, which made him reflect on how life sucks regardless of your choices.
I Think it was a Kierkegaard either or where he just writes about how bad everything he's like no matter what you do. It sucks, dude
— Episode: Ep 452 - Heinie Burp Culture
He mentioned reading "Either/Or" by Sren Kierkegaard, which made him reflect on how life sucks regardless of your choices.
I Think it was a Kierkegaard either or where he just writes about how bad everything he's like no matter what you do. It sucks, dude
Awareness of our Interconnections with All That Is Leads to an Extraordinary Life!
It was mentioned that there was a trial where they tested the new booster on beagles, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote a book about the experiment.
You could read Robert F Kennedy jr.'s book about it.
— Episode: Ep 446 - Butts (feat. Anthony Moore)
It was mentioned that there was a trial where they tested the new booster on beagles, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote a book about the experiment.
You could read Robert F Kennedy jr.'s book about it.
The podcast hosts discussed the possibility of doing a story time for kids, where they would read the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated to the kids.
We have to today. We're reading the swimsuit edition by sports illustrated
— Episode: Ep 443 - The Disgusting Brothers
The podcast hosts discussed the possibility of doing a story time for kids, where they would read the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated to the kids.
We have to today. We're reading the swimsuit edition by sports illustrated
The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History
It was mentioned in the context of a Navy SEAL training scenario, where the speaker imagined himself being compared to Chris Kyle, the subject of the book "American Sniper."
They'd call you old man at first. Yeah You're like you're too old to go through training what are you doing here and then they quickly realize you're the American Sniper
— Episode: Ep 441 - B.L.A.D.E.Z. (feat. Chris O'Con...
It was mentioned in the context of a Navy SEAL training scenario, where the speaker imagined himself being compared to Chris Kyle, the subject of the book "American Sniper."
They'd call you old man at first. Yeah You're like you're too old to go through training what are you doing here and then they quickly realize you're the American Sniper
The speaker suggested that someone should read "Schopenhauer" because it presents a logical argument against suicide.
You have to read You have to read Schopenhauer. Yeah, he lays out a cogent argument against killing yourself He's like obviously it's a rational solution to all your problems because you're not doing...
— Episode: Ep 441 - B.L.A.D.E.Z. (feat. Chris O'Con...
The speaker suggested that someone should read "Schopenhauer" because it presents a logical argument against suicide.
You have to read You have to read Schopenhauer. Yeah, he lays out a cogent argument against killing yourself He's like obviously it's a rational solution to all your problems because you're not doing it's not doing anything
This was the book Shane's mother read to him when he was taking a shit.
It was like For Whom The Bell Tolls. I'm on chapter 38. Can you start from page 276.
— Episode: Ep 439 - Poky Puppy (feat. Mark Normand)
This was the book Shane's mother read to him when he was taking a shit.
It was like For Whom The Bell Tolls. I'm on chapter 38. Can you start from page 276.
It was one of those I forget what they're called. There's like cardboard books with like the gold.
Yeah whatever those were. I know those. I remember it was like the pokey puppy or something.
What is I still love the pokey puppy. It's like 2013.
The pokey puppy. The pokey little puppy. What was the pokey puppy out there.
A little golden book classic. That's what they were called.
A little golden book. That's pretty fun. That's a good mom right there.
Sam Tallent said that he read The Green Book, which was written by Muammar Gaddafi, and found it didn't make any sense. He explained that Gaddafi was asked to claim responsibility for a bombing, and then, to make him look good, he was presented as a great thinker with other intellectuals.
So they sat him down with three other intellectuals in England and he had his green book is his book The Third Way. Everybody was just like Jesus Christ. I was so excited to read it. I was like this m...
— Episode: Ep 436 - Ample Men (feat. Sam Tallent)
Sam Tallent said that he read The Green Book, which was written by Muammar Gaddafi, and found it didn't make any sense. He explained that Gaddafi was asked to claim responsibility for a bombing, and then, to make him look good, he was presented as a great thinker with other intellectuals.
So they sat him down with three other intellectuals in England and he had his green book is his book The Third Way. Everybody was just like Jesus Christ. I was so excited to read it. I was like this makes no fucking sense at all.
A Novel by David Ignatius (2007-04-17)
The book "Body of Lies" was mentioned as a reference to Leonardo DiCaprio's role in the movie adaptation. The speaker used it as an example of how a Western man might try to blend in while working undercover in a place like Syria.
Cool shit. Look like Leonardo DiCaprio and Body of Lies.
— Episode: Ep 433 - PUMP (feat. Francis Ellis)
The book "Body of Lies" was mentioned as a reference to Leonardo DiCaprio's role in the movie adaptation. The speaker used it as an example of how a Western man might try to blend in while working undercover in a place like Syria.
Cool shit. Look like Leonardo DiCaprio and Body of Lies.
Cogitate scomode con personaggi impossibili (Italian Edition)
It is a book about auditory hallucinations, and it was said to have caused Matt to have blood pumping in his ears, almost making him pass out.
Spade sent me a thing from John Lilly called Cogitate.
— Episode: Ep 422 - The Professional (feat. Billy M...
It is a book about auditory hallucinations, and it was said to have caused Matt to have blood pumping in his ears, almost making him pass out.
Spade sent me a thing from John Lilly called Cogitate.
It starts saying Cogitate over and over again, and then my headphones will cut out and I can hear blood pumping in my body.
The author talked about his new book "On Perks" which is a collection of his Facebook posts from a period when he was addicted to perks.
Yeah, this week on perks is finally being printed.
— Episode: Ep 421 - Birthday Party (feat. Tim Butte...
The author talked about his new book "On Perks" which is a collection of his Facebook posts from a period when he was addicted to perks.
Yeah, this week on perks is finally being printed.
So I have about close to three years of Facebook posts. I was addicted to perks.
And unfortunately, during that time, I was very active on Facebook.
So this is a collection of a few rare, by the way, I don't know. That's rare.
If you go to on perks dot com, you can purchase my new book and it is as retarded as it seems.
Zombie Crusade IV
This book is about Russia and Germany during World War Two and is said to be the saddest thing ever. The speaker says that he listens to it often and mentions the atrocities that the Russians committed when they came back.
I listen, dude, it's about Russia and Germany in World War Two. It's the saddest. Yeah, the worst shit ever. Yes, the atrocities when the Russians came back are so bad. And then they're like, yeah, th...
— Episode: Ep 420 - The Future of Streaming is Now
This book is about Russia and Germany during World War Two and is said to be the saddest thing ever. The speaker says that he listens to it often and mentions the atrocities that the Russians committed when they came back.
I listen, dude, it's about Russia and Germany in World War Two. It's the saddest. Yeah, the worst shit ever. Yes, the atrocities when the Russians came back are so bad. And then they're like, yeah, this is a revenge. You guys did this.
A Novel (The Finlay Donovan Series, 4)
The podcasters were talking about a poem by Bukowski called 'Roll the Dice', which inspired one of them during a breakup. They both liked the poem and agreed with the sentiment of 'going all the way' in life.
Did I ever tell you the poem I used to fucking like? It's Bukowski Because I always talked about this fucking thing now you now that you're saying that now you're saying it's called roll the dice by B...
— Episode: Ep 416 - 2 Fly To Die
The podcasters were talking about a poem by Bukowski called 'Roll the Dice', which inspired one of them during a breakup. They both liked the poem and agreed with the sentiment of 'going all the way' in life.
Did I ever tell you the poem I used to fucking like? It's Bukowski Because I always talked about this fucking thing now you now that you're saying that now you're saying it's called roll the dice by Bukowski And God, it's so gay. Yeah, but still
you know, I was I Was I was in a dark spot? My girlfriend had left me Because I was trying to pursue my dream Dude, go all the way Go all the way I would sit by myself if you're going to try go all the way
Otherwise don't even start you're going to try go all the way this could mean losing girlfriends wives relatives jobs. Maybe even your mind Go all the way. It's long. It's not gonna keep doing it, but
It's good gets me going dude that is pretty say all the way there's long there's a long thing that goes Whatever fuck it. I'm sorry. What's the rest of it? No, I'm not a big deal
It's fucking awesome dude, if you're gonna try go all the way there's no other feeling like that You'll be alone with the gods and the Knights will flame with fire do it do it do it very so credit
It was mentioned as a movie, but not as a specific published book, so it has been excluded.
I was why I watched ghost in the darkness.
— Episode: Ep 412 - Rookie of the Year (feat. Rone)
It was mentioned as a movie, but not as a specific published book, so it has been excluded.
I was why I watched ghost in the darkness.
Thrills and Excitement on the Greek Isles (Wander and Wonder
This book was about the Bayless effect and how smooth muscles are involuntary, meaning they stretch and open channels for magnesium and calcium to enter. This was a key point in the guest's research.
It was in German. It's called a Wander Greece something or other can't remember. But basically it was it was about the guy who had discovered the Bayless effect and William Maddox Bayless, I think, is...
— Episode: Ep 503 - The Male Member (feat. Janus Bi...
This book was about the Bayless effect and how smooth muscles are involuntary, meaning they stretch and open channels for magnesium and calcium to enter. This was a key point in the guest's research.
It was in German. It's called a Wander Greece something or other can't remember. But basically it was it was about the guy who had discovered the Bayless effect and William Maddox Bayless, I think, is his full name.
And he was like, Sir William, because I think he got knighted or something like that. Anyway, read his book on the Bayless effect. And it basically talked about how smooth muscles are involuntary. So like.
So like. So whenever a smooth muscle is suddenly distended, it has these channels on the outside of its cell that will open and close based on distension.
It was described as a 'super woke children's book' with a racially charged message, and it was mentioned that the content would likely be outdated in the future.
There's a book called anti-racist baby.
— Episode: Ep 334- The Myth of Women Sleeping
It was described as a 'super woke children's book' with a racially charged message, and it was mentioned that the content would likely be outdated in the future.
There's a book called anti-racist baby.
My Story as America's First Woman Speaker of the House
It was mentioned as a book by Nancy Pelosi detailing her rise to power as Speaker of the House and leader of the Democratic Party, potentially offering insights into political maneuvering.
She's out with a book called The Art of Power.
— Episode: Ep 517 - Confessions of a Black Conserva...
It was mentioned as a book by Nancy Pelosi detailing her rise to power as Speaker of the House and leader of the Democratic Party, potentially offering insights into political maneuvering.
She's out with a book called The Art of Power.
It's called The Art of Power.
She's, I guess, giving an account of her rise as Speaker of the House and leader of the Democratic Party and the inside game of, you know, how we decide things like who's going to be president of the United States.
A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen
It was mentioned in passing, with the suggestion that it encourages readers to look gay in order to run marathons. The content of the book was not elaborated upon further.
there's a book called Born to Run Nick and I think it tells you to like
— Episode: Night Stalker
It was mentioned in passing, with the suggestion that it encourages readers to look gay in order to run marathons. The content of the book was not elaborated upon further.
there's a book called Born to Run Nick and I think it tells you to like
The speaker described how the other person's story about the book was very believable because they both slept in a row of beds and the other person saw the speaker's penis. This story was told while the speakers were talking about penis size.
No, no, not stealing big value whatsoever. It's just an insane story because we all slept in a row in our beds. Like so it was each bed. They just like asked me if something like ticked off. And I was...
— Episode: Ep 504 - Reggie and Steve (feat. Billy)
The speaker described how the other person's story about the book was very believable because they both slept in a row of beds and the other person saw the speaker's penis. This story was told while the speakers were talking about penis size.
No, no, not stealing big value whatsoever. It's just an insane story because we all slept in a row in our beds. Like so it was each bed. They just like asked me if something like ticked off. And I was like, yeah, she saw my dick.
Like they're like, how do you know how big your dick is? And I was like, I thought it'd be weird to say I measured it. So I was like, oh, well, she had her cell phone next to it.
And then I measured the cell phone and the cell phones like seven inches. It was bigger than that. And then they just fucking railroad.
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