Continuing the conversation of Consciousness curiosity and originally intending to explore the nature of Belief, the lads digress into discussing the evolution of Zach Galifianakis, discerning acting from pretending, explaining how to flawlessly fall in Love, and then they masterfully weave them all into each other.
A thorough analysis of the history of cool has never been articulated nor dissected in a more opinionated and academic manner in recorded human civilization until now. Includes minor conversational detours into Tool and the Grateful Dead. And Bono’s faults. Two attempts at karaoke. How an octopus thinks. And a little Trump talk, for adrenaline’s sake.
In the most tangentially profound ramble yet, Chris and Gary completely dissect the life guiding principals of Luck, Spontaneity, social rung leaping, caste system spelunking, and accidentally determine once and for all the coolest function available to consciousness.
Listen to everything you would ever need to know to maintain your body through the simple expulsion of explicit language and Soul balancing through redundant biological input mechanisms all while none of the above claims is actually accomplished through stream of consciousness absurdism.
The most effective guidelines to being intensely apathetic, why the Dalai Lama smiles, how Bono destroys Chris’ social standing, Gary’s invented religion, how to dismantle an American Dream, the promiscuity of insects, and absolutely no discussion of profound trivia.
Bitcoin, blockchain time machines, Brian Eno, funking with crooners, drunk driving, the history of the Wall Street Journal, spiritual eateries in Los Angeles, the alien media takeover, and a special guest; a neighborhood dog. Amen.
Chris and Gary are awkwardly spewing stream of consciousness to comfort your brain while you drift across the planet. Ride with us in our uncertainty as your adopted podcast brothers from other mothers (and fathers). Lend us your earholes as we rant about brains on drugs, something about China, Ben Stiller and freaking out in general. Just say Yes!
51 min
About Thought Bubbles
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Wacky philosophical sociological culturally psychological perspectives from two curious gents.