What if we treated “Greed” like “Depression”
Greed as a mental illness...is it more destructive than depression?
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Speaker 0 (0s): You're talking to the Rolex, wearing a jet flying that have a gun, and I would have a hard time holding these alligators. Well, well, wow.
Speaker 1 (25s): Welcome back ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2 (29s): Thank you for taking a minute to come back and hang out. Spend some time with me. Hope your days go. Well, all of a sun is shining. I hope the birds are singing all. If you looked in the mirror and were like, man, I'm a good looking son, have a gun. You know what? We should talk about what I was thinking about. How about new drugs? Right? I remember that old song. I think we, as a society need new drugs,
Speaker 1 (1m 1s): Right? Like, let
Speaker 2 (1m 3s): Me, let me just run you through my thought process for a moment. I was thinking about the potential for the Corona virus. Let's just pretend because it's true that the virus was made in a lab and they've used this CRISPR technology to go in and cut sections of the ACTG that match up with the other ACTG cheese.
And they have engineered this virus to go and do things. They have created a spike protein, and they have created the RNA and chances are, it's probably a, it is probably bio warfare. Right? Okay. I know, I know everyone's sick and tired of talking about COVID me too, but it's imperative that I say that part.
Speaker 1 (2m 6s): If, if we
Speaker 2 (2m 8s): Can engineer a virus to kill people and spend trillions of dollars of our own money, right? Because that's where those viruses come from. We as the taxpayers give our tax money to the government who gives it to these black op projects and they make these killer viruses. If it's possible to make a virus that kills people, shouldn't it also be possible to make a virus that makes people more awesome.
Speaker 1 (2m 37s): You know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (2m 38s): I got a written down some notes here. Like,
Speaker 3 (2m 42s): Let me tell you here. Let's see.
Speaker 2 (2m 46s): Let me just read you kind of what I, what I wrote down. And then you guys will understand where I'm coming from.
Speaker 1 (2m 52s): Reality unfolds
Speaker 2 (2m 53s): Like a protein. The atomic is the same as the cosmic. The COVID pandemic is emblematic where mankind is today. That which plagues us is made by man. If we can create a virus that could wipe out the planet or a virus that could decimate the world population, should it not also be possible to create a virus that would empower the population?
Think about that. I want to briefly go back to a first part of that paragraph that says the COVID pandemic is emblematic of where mankind is today. That which plagues us is made by man. Like we have created our own pandemic. We didn't need, we don't need help from nature.
Speaker 1 (3m 55s): Like we
Speaker 2 (3m 56s): Are our own problem in society. The COVID 19 pandemic is a great example of us getting in our own way. What the fuck are we doing? Am I the only one that thinks, oh, what the fuck are we doing that we were just producing to produce? It doesn't seem like we have any shared goals or sacrifice. Somebody gets up, goes to work to make a fucking money to buy shit we don't need. And what is the longterm fucking plan?
Are we becoming super humans? Are we going to merge with technology? And if that's the case, why does anybody fucking know about it? I think if we're going to move towards something, shouldn't everybody be on board. Shouldn't we all be like, okay, this sucks right now. But in 50 years, we're going to be these cyborgs. You guys with me. I'm like, what the fuck are we doing?
All right. You can get back. I got a bird walk in their for a minute. All right. What would such a virus look like? If we were going to make a virus that made the world better, what would that virus look like? You guys have any ideas. Does anybody have any ideas? If you have them share them in the comments, reach out to me. Let me know. Billions, if not, trillions of dollars goes in to the research and development in pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1 (5m 36s): Okay? Billions,
Speaker 2 (5m 39s): If not, trillions of dollars goes into the research and development or pharmaceuticals to stop the suffering of mankind. It seems to me that the majority of these drugs have fallen victim to man's lack of imagination. You know, we have plenty of drugs that are aimed at stopping the symptoms. We have plenty of drugs that are aimed at alleviating the symptoms of suffering, depression, inflammation, stress, anxiety, restless leg syndrome,
Speaker 1 (6m 23s): Wakefulness, right? All
Speaker 2 (6m 26s): Of these, we have all these drugs that force you. We have all these drugs that allow you to mask the symptoms of despair, but not one. I haven't seen one commercial, one drug company that aims to fix the problem of greed. Not one.
Let me ask you this. If we treated greed like depression, well, the world a better, how many people in the world, a depressed, everybody knows somebody who is depressed and you and your life. I'm sure that at some point in time, you've been depressed. People that struggle with depression are usually ashamed that they are depressed.
Speaker 1 (7m 30s): Why it's a fucking hard, your life is hard. Of
Speaker 2 (7m 34s): Course, you're going to be depressed when you're a kid dies. When you get everything you've got and then you get shit on, it's depressing, but you still got to get up and try. Can't give up, get depressed and then get over it and get back to it. But what about greed? If we, as a society can say that people who are depressed need medical attention,
Speaker 1 (8m 6s): Then can't we as a society
Speaker 2 (8m 8s): Also say that people who are a greedy need medical attention,
Speaker 1 (8m 14s): If we could get
Speaker 2 (8m 18s): The idea into the medical journals or the DSM and have all the psychiatrists around the world would be like, greed is a mental disorder. It's a mental disorder. Try and try and picture how that world will look. Hey man. Do you guys hear about John? No. What happened? Oh man. He came down with a Silverstein Rothschild disease.
Speaker 1 (8m 40s): Ah, man. Damn. And is he okay?
Speaker 2 (8m 43s): No man. He's not going to be all right. They got 'em on a, they got him on like 500 milligrams of MDM a twice a day. So I mean, he feels good, but I guess once you come with the, a Silverstein Rosschild disease, then a no there's really no cure. So you have to have this therapy all the time.
Speaker 1 (9m 5s): Imagine if society
Speaker 2 (9m 7s): Put pressure on people that made over $50 million, like what a horrible person you are, what a piece of shit. You a 50 fucking million man on sorry for your family. Like where you live in a way up on Jesus Christ. Look at this place. This guy's got the Silverstein Rothschild disease bad. And we could make them into like pariahs. I think if you want to change culture, you have to change the attitude of society and you have to change the way people think we have to use our words as a virus, but I think that it's plausible to change greed into a medical ailment.
Speaker 1 (9m 56s): What do you guys think? You know what, like
Speaker 2 (9m 59s): Let's think about how, you know, a SSRI eyes and drugs for depression work. So they were taken orally. They cross the blood-brain barrier and then they are an antagonist to like a five H two a receptor was pulling that out in my ass. I don't know for sure.
Speaker 1 (10m 22s): But they, they usually
Speaker 2 (10m 25s): Flood the brain with a neurotransmitter like dopamine or something to that effect.
Speaker 1 (10m 34s): You know, I got to think it's possible that
Speaker 2 (10m 39s): People who are super greedy or people that are really high achievers and
Speaker 1 (10m 50s): You know, it's not that its not that you want a dis you
Speaker 2 (10m 55s): Want, you don't want to decouple high achievement from praise, but you just want to decouple the need for hoarding resources. And I think it can be done. There's a lot of people that probably say we, you need greed so that people will have the ultimate carrot versus the ultimate stick.
I just don't think that the monetary system is the right carrot. It's actually making the world work. You know? So let's get back to the how the drug could work. We could, if you could do some sort of research and find out like maybe people have a higher cortisol level, maybe they have a higher stress hormone level or higher adrenaline levels. And then if you could use CRISPR to create a virus that would attack people's cortisol levels with like a shot MDM a day or something, when they began finding themselves in this state of exuberance,
Speaker 1 (11m 60s): Then you could maybe alleviate some of that greed or, or I
Speaker 2 (12m 7s): Don't know, I'm just kind of spit balling here. I'm just kinda throwing this out there. Just off the top of my head. I'm not sure. What do you guys think? You know, what if we just had this, you know what, if we engineered, you know, like some people get like a catch the flu every year you get a flu virus and you feel like shit and you can't get out of bed and your body hurts. Or what have we engineered like a happy virus and that like, oh Jesus Christ. It's a fucking, it's happy virus season. And all of a sudden you get a afflicted by this, a shot of MTMA and you just go on and hugging people until and how much you love 'em
Speaker 1 (12m 38s): And Hey man, here's a, here's a thousand dollars
Speaker 2 (12m 42s): For you. I see a homeless person. Who'd give him a bunch of money. You know, you get a F you get a fix that you get a afflicted by this happiness virus where all of a sudden you have empathy with everyone. Like, why don't we make that drug? What do we make that a virus? We can have a whole new classification of them. I think in the world would be better. Why don't we do some research into that? Why don't a Pfizer get on it, get on a Pfizer. What about you? Eli Lilly? Would you guys make a happiness drug that
Speaker 1 (13m 14s): Helps people
Speaker 2 (13m 16s): Instead of trying to cure people? I don't even know if they try to cure people. They just want to make patches. Right? I know what you're thinking. Well, as in an antidepressant, anti-depressant a happy drug. What's an antidepressant. Why don't we make an anti greed? You see the words we use, fundamentally change everything. They could change our society just by changing our
Speaker 1 (13m 46s): Language. Is
Speaker 2 (13m 48s): It that we cannot see that which truly cripples us. That which disables us, our environment, our relationships,
Speaker 1 (13m 59s): Our planet.
Speaker 2 (14m 1s): Could we engineer an MRN, a vaccine using CRISPR that would train our immune system, a mandatory, a vaccine for people in positions of extreme authority. Perhaps this MRN a vaccine could target cortisol levels. In the above mentioned
Speaker 1 (14m 27s): Individuals, whenever a stress
Speaker 2 (14m 29s): Hormones or a large spikes of adrenaline are, are noticed in the body. The newly created cells could flood the body with a quick jolt of MDME. What percentage of millionaires and billionaires are, are divorced. I've had their children die.
Speaker 1 (14m 47s): Is it the same statistically as the individual
Speaker 2 (14m 52s): Who makes the national average, the wage mill mental illness is often something. People are ashamed of. What if we began a social engineering campaign that treated greed like depression.
Speaker 1 (15m 9s): If we could list it
Speaker 2 (15m 10s): In the DSM, if Pfizer made a pill for it, would it change the world? Let me know what you guys think. Hope everybody's doing well. And let me know what your guys' ideas are on a drug that would make the world better.
Speaker 1 (15m 31s): But more than that, think about
Speaker 2 (15m 35s): COVID-19 as a manmade, a virus, or think about biological warfare. We can make germs that killed different races of people. I think that's how far we've progressed in germ warfare. We can make biological weapons that do the most horrendous things that make you bleed from every orifice and make your life. Hell, why don't we apply that same, a imaginative horsepower, two, creating a drug that makes the world better,
Speaker 1 (16m 15s): Which is one just fucking one lab to work on that one, right? Like,
Speaker 2 (16m 21s): Like, think about the premise of it. Like we try to create these horrific weapons of war to deter people from going to war. Why don't we try to create these spectacular weapons of love to help people to not go to war? You know what I mean? Like why do we have to spiral down the lowest common denominator? Like why don't we create something better? Let's build back better, build back better.
Hey, dummies, the people say and build back better. Or the same people build in better biological weapons.
Speaker 1 (17m 0s): I don't trust them. Those
Speaker 2 (17m 2s): Are the people that need the greed drug, all these people in charge, like the world economic forum and all of our politicians and all of these corrupt individuals like did these people have a fucking mental disease.
Speaker 1 (17m 17s): We should pin them down
Speaker 2 (17m 18s): And give them a new virus. Give them the injection, give them a vaccine for their mental illness. But I think there's something too, creating a manmade, a virus that makes the world better. Let me know what you guys think. I love you a lawyer.
Speaker 0 (0s): You're talking to the Rolex, wearing a jet flying that have a gun, and I would have a hard time holding these alligators. Well, well, wow.
Speaker 1 (25s): Welcome back ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 2 (29s): Thank you for taking a minute to come back and hang out. Spend some time with me. Hope your days go. Well, all of a sun is shining. I hope the birds are singing all. If you looked in the mirror and were like, man, I'm a good looking son, have a gun. You know what? We should talk about what I was thinking about. How about new drugs? Right? I remember that old song. I think we, as a society need new drugs,
Speaker 1 (1m 1s): Right? Like, let
Speaker 2 (1m 3s): Me, let me just run you through my thought process for a moment. I was thinking about the potential for the Corona virus. Let's just pretend because it's true that the virus was made in a lab and they've used this CRISPR technology to go in and cut sections of the ACTG that match up with the other ACTG cheese.
And they have engineered this virus to go and do things. They have created a spike protein, and they have created the RNA and chances are, it's probably a, it is probably bio warfare. Right? Okay. I know, I know everyone's sick and tired of talking about COVID me too, but it's imperative that I say that part.
Speaker 1 (2m 6s): If, if we
Speaker 2 (2m 8s): Can engineer a virus to kill people and spend trillions of dollars of our own money, right? Because that's where those viruses come from. We as the taxpayers give our tax money to the government who gives it to these black op projects and they make these killer viruses. If it's possible to make a virus that kills people, shouldn't it also be possible to make a virus that makes people more awesome.
Speaker 1 (2m 37s): You know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (2m 38s): I got a written down some notes here. Like,
Speaker 3 (2m 42s): Let me tell you here. Let's see.
Speaker 2 (2m 46s): Let me just read you kind of what I, what I wrote down. And then you guys will understand where I'm coming from.
Speaker 1 (2m 52s): Reality unfolds
Speaker 2 (2m 53s): Like a protein. The atomic is the same as the cosmic. The COVID pandemic is emblematic where mankind is today. That which plagues us is made by man. If we can create a virus that could wipe out the planet or a virus that could decimate the world population, should it not also be possible to create a virus that would empower the population?
Think about that. I want to briefly go back to a first part of that paragraph that says the COVID pandemic is emblematic of where mankind is today. That which plagues us is made by man. Like we have created our own pandemic. We didn't need, we don't need help from nature.
Speaker 1 (3m 55s): Like we
Speaker 2 (3m 56s): Are our own problem in society. The COVID 19 pandemic is a great example of us getting in our own way. What the fuck are we doing? Am I the only one that thinks, oh, what the fuck are we doing that we were just producing to produce? It doesn't seem like we have any shared goals or sacrifice. Somebody gets up, goes to work to make a fucking money to buy shit we don't need. And what is the longterm fucking plan?
Are we becoming super humans? Are we going to merge with technology? And if that's the case, why does anybody fucking know about it? I think if we're going to move towards something, shouldn't everybody be on board. Shouldn't we all be like, okay, this sucks right now. But in 50 years, we're going to be these cyborgs. You guys with me. I'm like, what the fuck are we doing?
All right. You can get back. I got a bird walk in their for a minute. All right. What would such a virus look like? If we were going to make a virus that made the world better, what would that virus look like? You guys have any ideas. Does anybody have any ideas? If you have them share them in the comments, reach out to me. Let me know. Billions, if not, trillions of dollars goes in to the research and development in pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1 (5m 36s): Okay? Billions,
Speaker 2 (5m 39s): If not, trillions of dollars goes into the research and development or pharmaceuticals to stop the suffering of mankind. It seems to me that the majority of these drugs have fallen victim to man's lack of imagination. You know, we have plenty of drugs that are aimed at stopping the symptoms. We have plenty of drugs that are aimed at alleviating the symptoms of suffering, depression, inflammation, stress, anxiety, restless leg syndrome,
Speaker 1 (6m 23s): Wakefulness, right? All
Speaker 2 (6m 26s): Of these, we have all these drugs that force you. We have all these drugs that allow you to mask the symptoms of despair, but not one. I haven't seen one commercial, one drug company that aims to fix the problem of greed. Not one.
Let me ask you this. If we treated greed like depression, well, the world a better, how many people in the world, a depressed, everybody knows somebody who is depressed and you and your life. I'm sure that at some point in time, you've been depressed. People that struggle with depression are usually ashamed that they are depressed.
Speaker 1 (7m 30s): Why it's a fucking hard, your life is hard. Of
Speaker 2 (7m 34s): Course, you're going to be depressed when you're a kid dies. When you get everything you've got and then you get shit on, it's depressing, but you still got to get up and try. Can't give up, get depressed and then get over it and get back to it. But what about greed? If we, as a society can say that people who are depressed need medical attention,
Speaker 1 (8m 6s): Then can't we as a society
Speaker 2 (8m 8s): Also say that people who are a greedy need medical attention,
Speaker 1 (8m 14s): If we could get
Speaker 2 (8m 18s): The idea into the medical journals or the DSM and have all the psychiatrists around the world would be like, greed is a mental disorder. It's a mental disorder. Try and try and picture how that world will look. Hey man. Do you guys hear about John? No. What happened? Oh man. He came down with a Silverstein Rothschild disease.
Speaker 1 (8m 40s): Ah, man. Damn. And is he okay?
Speaker 2 (8m 43s): No man. He's not going to be all right. They got 'em on a, they got him on like 500 milligrams of MDM a twice a day. So I mean, he feels good, but I guess once you come with the, a Silverstein Rosschild disease, then a no there's really no cure. So you have to have this therapy all the time.
Speaker 1 (9m 5s): Imagine if society
Speaker 2 (9m 7s): Put pressure on people that made over $50 million, like what a horrible person you are, what a piece of shit. You a 50 fucking million man on sorry for your family. Like where you live in a way up on Jesus Christ. Look at this place. This guy's got the Silverstein Rothschild disease bad. And we could make them into like pariahs. I think if you want to change culture, you have to change the attitude of society and you have to change the way people think we have to use our words as a virus, but I think that it's plausible to change greed into a medical ailment.
Speaker 1 (9m 56s): What do you guys think? You know what, like
Speaker 2 (9m 59s): Let's think about how, you know, a SSRI eyes and drugs for depression work. So they were taken orally. They cross the blood-brain barrier and then they are an antagonist to like a five H two a receptor was pulling that out in my ass. I don't know for sure.
Speaker 1 (10m 22s): But they, they usually
Speaker 2 (10m 25s): Flood the brain with a neurotransmitter like dopamine or something to that effect.
Speaker 1 (10m 34s): You know, I got to think it's possible that
Speaker 2 (10m 39s): People who are super greedy or people that are really high achievers and
Speaker 1 (10m 50s): You know, it's not that its not that you want a dis you
Speaker 2 (10m 55s): Want, you don't want to decouple high achievement from praise, but you just want to decouple the need for hoarding resources. And I think it can be done. There's a lot of people that probably say we, you need greed so that people will have the ultimate carrot versus the ultimate stick.
I just don't think that the monetary system is the right carrot. It's actually making the world work. You know? So let's get back to the how the drug could work. We could, if you could do some sort of research and find out like maybe people have a higher cortisol level, maybe they have a higher stress hormone level or higher adrenaline levels. And then if you could use CRISPR to create a virus that would attack people's cortisol levels with like a shot MDM a day or something, when they began finding themselves in this state of exuberance,
Speaker 1 (11m 60s): Then you could maybe alleviate some of that greed or, or I
Speaker 2 (12m 7s): Don't know, I'm just kind of spit balling here. I'm just kinda throwing this out there. Just off the top of my head. I'm not sure. What do you guys think? You know, what if we just had this, you know what, if we engineered, you know, like some people get like a catch the flu every year you get a flu virus and you feel like shit and you can't get out of bed and your body hurts. Or what have we engineered like a happy virus and that like, oh Jesus Christ. It's a fucking, it's happy virus season. And all of a sudden you get a afflicted by this, a shot of MTMA and you just go on and hugging people until and how much you love 'em
Speaker 1 (12m 38s): And Hey man, here's a, here's a thousand dollars
Speaker 2 (12m 42s): For you. I see a homeless person. Who'd give him a bunch of money. You know, you get a F you get a fix that you get a afflicted by this happiness virus where all of a sudden you have empathy with everyone. Like, why don't we make that drug? What do we make that a virus? We can have a whole new classification of them. I think in the world would be better. Why don't we do some research into that? Why don't a Pfizer get on it, get on a Pfizer. What about you? Eli Lilly? Would you guys make a happiness drug that
Speaker 1 (13m 14s): Helps people
Speaker 2 (13m 16s): Instead of trying to cure people? I don't even know if they try to cure people. They just want to make patches. Right? I know what you're thinking. Well, as in an antidepressant, anti-depressant a happy drug. What's an antidepressant. Why don't we make an anti greed? You see the words we use, fundamentally change everything. They could change our society just by changing our
Speaker 1 (13m 46s): Language. Is
Speaker 2 (13m 48s): It that we cannot see that which truly cripples us. That which disables us, our environment, our relationships,
Speaker 1 (13m 59s): Our planet.
Speaker 2 (14m 1s): Could we engineer an MRN, a vaccine using CRISPR that would train our immune system, a mandatory, a vaccine for people in positions of extreme authority. Perhaps this MRN a vaccine could target cortisol levels. In the above mentioned
Speaker 1 (14m 27s): Individuals, whenever a stress
Speaker 2 (14m 29s): Hormones or a large spikes of adrenaline are, are noticed in the body. The newly created cells could flood the body with a quick jolt of MDME. What percentage of millionaires and billionaires are, are divorced. I've had their children die.
Speaker 1 (14m 47s): Is it the same statistically as the individual
Speaker 2 (14m 52s): Who makes the national average, the wage mill mental illness is often something. People are ashamed of. What if we began a social engineering campaign that treated greed like depression.
Speaker 1 (15m 9s): If we could list it
Speaker 2 (15m 10s): In the DSM, if Pfizer made a pill for it, would it change the world? Let me know what you guys think. Hope everybody's doing well. And let me know what your guys' ideas are on a drug that would make the world better.
Speaker 1 (15m 31s): But more than that, think about
Speaker 2 (15m 35s): COVID-19 as a manmade, a virus, or think about biological warfare. We can make germs that killed different races of people. I think that's how far we've progressed in germ warfare. We can make biological weapons that do the most horrendous things that make you bleed from every orifice and make your life. Hell, why don't we apply that same, a imaginative horsepower, two, creating a drug that makes the world better,
Speaker 1 (16m 15s): Which is one just fucking one lab to work on that one, right? Like,
Speaker 2 (16m 21s): Like, think about the premise of it. Like we try to create these horrific weapons of war to deter people from going to war. Why don't we try to create these spectacular weapons of love to help people to not go to war? You know what I mean? Like why do we have to spiral down the lowest common denominator? Like why don't we create something better? Let's build back better, build back better.
Hey, dummies, the people say and build back better. Or the same people build in better biological weapons.
Speaker 1 (17m 0s): I don't trust them. Those
Speaker 2 (17m 2s): Are the people that need the greed drug, all these people in charge, like the world economic forum and all of our politicians and all of these corrupt individuals like did these people have a fucking mental disease.
Speaker 1 (17m 17s): We should pin them down
Speaker 2 (17m 18s): And give them a new virus. Give them the injection, give them a vaccine for their mental illness. But I think there's something too, creating a manmade, a virus that makes the world better. Let me know what you guys think. I love you a lawyer.
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