It was damning. They were experimenting on American citizens. I hate conspiracy theories that run a muck.But you know, a former CI director is the one who came up with the term conspiracy theory to discredit people by making them sound like crazy people when in fact there was such a thing called MK Ultra, Operation Grasshopper or MK Chickwit. You the CIA did crazy crazy stuff from roughly 1952 to 1975. The Chinese told us in like that the Russians were using LSD to try to engineer it to be used as a mind co ...

All that filthy fun, me dripping, you taking what you wanted. >> It is deeply concerning. >> It is so detrimental.>> We have to change our thinking about them and see the just the massive destruction that they have already wrought >> on one of the AI apps. >> They now have a companions button. And there's one particularly seducing lady here, Annie, who >> Hey, you're back.Missed that dirty mouth of yours. >> What could possibly go wrong with this. >> Yeah, we sure did.All that filthy fun. Me dripping. You t ...

What is extremely risky is a 9-to-five job. Humans have this perspective that starting a business is risky. In reality, entrepreneurs do not take risk. They do everything in their power to minimize risk.And in many cases, when they embark on a business, the risk approaches zero. What is extremely risky is a nine-to-five job because we have one life, right. And it goes away and you may not get to do what's in your heart. You may not get your music out, right.And so getting our music out is really important. ...

It drives me crazy that nobody else thinks about risk in this way. >> Oh, no. No, no, no.Why. >> People look at my life and they're like, "Well, you're crazy. You're such a risk taker." Well, at least I'm taking the risks that I'm choosing. Because think of all the people that like go out partying every weekend and they get buzzed and they drive home.And even sedendary people who are like, "Well, I don't take risk. I stay home and I play video games." No, you're at a much higher risk of heart disease. Like, ...

It drives me crazy that nobody else thinks about risk in this way. People look at my life and they're like, "Well, you're crazy. You're such a risk taker." Well, at least I'm taking the risks that I'm choosing because think of all the people that like go out partying every weekend and they get buzzed and they drive home. And even sedendary people who are like, "Well, I don't take risk. I stay home and I play video games." No, you're at a much higher risk of heart disease.Like, they're taking all kinds of ri ...

like, Mhm. Yeah. Yeah.Uh-huh. Right. Go ahead.And you go, I don't want this. You let go because it's like, this isn't real connection. This string is going to represent the connection between the two of us.I'm going to ask questions throughout this. Don't think about how what the right answer is. Just go with what your gut instinct of how it feels.Stephen, how's it going, man. >> It's going good. Yeah. >> Yeah.What was something that frustrated you yesterday. >> My haircut didn't go to plan. >> Tell me abou ...

AI is just going to replace everybody. In the past, new technologies have come in which didn't lead to joblessness. New jobs were created.So the classic example people use is automatic tele machines. When automatic tele machines came in, a lot of bank tellers didn't lose their jobs. They just got to do more interesting things or more complicated things.But here, I think this is more like when they got machines in the industrial revolution. And you can't have a job digging ditches now because a machine can d ...

So many of us can’t stop scrolling and most of us don’t understand why… To help understand why, I’m joined by two experts who break down exactly what short-form content is doing to our brains. Dr Aditi Nerurkar is a Harvard brain expert and stress specialist. She’s been on this show before, and her first episode helped over 3.5M of you! Jonathan Haidt is one of the world’s most respected social psychologists. He specialises in how tech and social media are affecting young minds, and his research has shaped ...

You are actively rewiring your brain for the worst by engaging with social media, high volume, quick videos. >> And the social media executives don't let their kids use this stuff because they designed it to be addictive and they know that millions and millions of kids have been cyberbullied, sexed. Many have committed suicide. So, I'm getting angry. >> And then from the medical perspective, it's rewiring your body, increasing your risk of heart disease and PTSD. >> We've moved too far into the virtual worl ...

If you work out early in the day, you know, before 8 or 9:00 a. m. , it's going to accelerate that increase in body temperature and you'll feel more alert.There's also this beautiful phenomenon in circadian biology called entrainment whereby, let's say you're not a morning person. You hate mornings. If you force yourself to get up and exercise at say 6:00 am for three days in a row by the fourth day you'll naturally start waking up around that time because the circadian clock of the brain we call the super ...