In this penultimate episode, the boys discuss the importance of new experiences and environments, how diversity leads to objectivity, and how Alex's unprecedented amount of travel throughout his life have led him to two primary conclusions: That people are both exactly the same and entirely different no matter where you go. We also talk how Ben received karma for trying to get out of recording the podcast in the form of hitting a deer with his car, how Alex's two biggest fears are heaven and hell, the importance of eustress, and how Alex is the hypocritical Christian that Ben wishes his family could be. Unfortunately, the conversation once again devolves into an argument about the fallacy of belief in an afterlife, why God is not worthy of worship, and a strangely Ken-Ham-Like rant from Alex. 

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