John and Merrilee come off a busy day of Merrilee deciding about her relationship with history. She is - right now - about to move her experience into the mega sphere. It’s a hand ringer for John - he knows her time has come. To her credit, she handles the hour with her unassuming style - which seems amazing in the face of becoming the most important woman in the world.

John and Merrilee begin with casual conversations about their day. However by the end of the hour, Merrilee is hiding from predictor men, and John reflects on his reaction after coming home to find another man in his bed.

Robert Novak writes “The amazing thing about John and Merrilee is they talk about anything in a seamless symphony of change. Somehow, they just know stuff. They are the manifestation of the Fifth Discipline in perfect harmony.”

Freewill hits the table against the time delay argument. John continues parroting chapter and verse from science as Merrilee pivots and pirouettes in her cosmic academic dance with John. It’s always better with these two than prime time network television.

John and Merrilee do a con-man stroll down John’s memory lane. They cover the bizarre style of people who lie, cheat and steal to acquire a Mega Yacht. Stories of John’s career in Heavy Yachts. John still uses the FBI app for obvious reasons.

John and Merrilee and Free Will. John fires an opening takedown of Merrilee’s position on free will - using Sam Harris research on time delay. Merrilee firmly rejects John’s position and calls for the question of consciousness. John quickly agrees with Merrilee to which she picks up a copy of The Game (Merrilee’s latest book) and reads John his review of her book. In a stunning rhetorically couched smack down - Merrilee completely blows John out of the water with his own material. Yep, I’m not kidding. You will not stop laughing. Merrilee once again demonstrates her capacity to best her partner at his own game.

The balance of power between good and evil became the topic for the hour. John being evil and Merrilee good. Merrilee remains untouchable with her armor of God and love as John keeps trying to make points for the Devil.

John and Merrilee mix it up around The Game, The Art of Happiness, and Plato’s Republic. John declares the Bible is just another book…..can you just imagine how that went !?

John takes Merrilee by surprise and calls for the question. “Has anyone ever walked away from you.” The exchange in rhetoric is immediate and this team describes the meaning of a social contract from multiple perspectives.

John tell’s Merrilee that all she is exists in the Periodic Table of Elements. Merrilee wasn’t ready to be so easily defined. Merrilee obviously sees herself elevated above some rubric table of stuff. So for the hour, Merrilee stuffs John in a revolving door of self awareness until he admits Merrilee must be the origin and fate of everything - he finishing with #79 on the Periodic Table - GOLD… but she missed it. It wasn’t about the 600 Mercedes after all.