Due to constant stream disruptions on X, some portions of today's show sound choppy. The host Hurdling presents an important moral discussion on humanity's issues with Tore, including life, death and the continuation that we know must follow. Death is inevitable, so how should we live life? Even our ordinary experiences cannot be replicated. Our lives seem shaped mostly by the doors we close. The important question is, what do we do with the time we have left. Honoring our existence means not pretending that it's endless. Everything you do in the modern age can be archived, survailed and used. An abundance of data does not create understanding. Even love reaches a distinct personal boundry. Nobody can occupy your point of awareness. The self doesn't end at our skin. Venezuela didn't hack our elections, we did. It's because we were not united. The music ends when you are satisfied with the song. Tracking online groups is dangerous, so don't steal the credit. Technology provides us with the great deception. The evils of live organ harvesting. It's real. Clone lives do matter. Every new advance is portrayed as a step towards paradise. It's all going to come to light. Everyone better be OK with that, because it's definitely happening.