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And welcome back to Norman Reedus and his amazing Bobby feeders.

We have our baby back ribs on.

I'm very excited about it.

We also got a little drink.

Little smoothie.

You know, try to get that health cake.

I'm taken after my boy Norman, who's tracking across America.

Okay, So are you ready for your exam again?

Are you ready for your death?

Striding history lesson.

We did this few episodes back on Dhe.

I went off on a raid.

A bunch of the new interviews that I had gotten on di.

I took.

I took down some notes again.

These air, These are all my debts.

Freddy, don't suffer.

This is the 1st 1 I did, and this was yesterday.

So I have a lot to go over to explain what is still going on in the game.

But this one is interesting.

I haven't written down anything about this because they didn't know I had it yet.

It's a standard orders in the meantime, just to try and build out the lower a small.

But I didn't do anything to the story, so you didn't miss anything, but it says this is a report.

Number one with Lucy, who is Sam's ex wife or dead wife?

Do you still call them ex wives if they're dead?

Is that his wife?

Or is that just a cover?

Whatever.

The lady who was pregnant with his child, I've just concluded my first therapy session with Sam Strand.

It was not held at the patient's request.

Wait, are we talking about Lucy or I don't know, sums.

Adoptive mother President Strand approached me in the hope I might help her son overcome his his aph unfasten phobia.

Sam is an intriguing case.

His reluctance notwithstanding, he recognizes that his condition has and will continue to cause him much distress.

I suspect it is rooted in a childhood trauma, but unfortunately we have only just scratched the surface, and I cannot even begin to speculate what it might be.

Like many of the Bridges core team members, Sam is a doomed sufferer.

Unlike them, however, he is also a repatriate.

Whether or not this is related to his Afrim possum phobia, I cannot say at this time, but he would hardly be the first to manifest phobias.

As a result, of his abilities as an infant, Sam lost both parents and was adopted by President Strength.

Owing to her stressful on time consuming responsibility, I can only presume that she was unable to afford him sufficient attention.

Which is to say that a distant relationship on his with his adoptive mother may be a contributing factor.

As previously mentioned, though, Sam is very reluctant to talk about himself.

He is an intensely private individual on will take time to build trust and convince him to open himself up to me.

Okay, we have another one after this, but what if I didn't think about it until now?

Sam was on the beach with Emily.

So does that mean that Sam died in the death stranding when he was younger?

We couldn't math out this stuff with, um Harriman from the last episode.

I didn't take the time to actually do the math on it, cause they immediately forgot how many numbers he was saying.

But you could math out.

He said he does X amount of trips to the beach a day under X amount of minutes, blah blah.

And then he said he did X amount of trips so you could do out the math of that.

I'm sure somebody sent in the comments already on.

I can't see it yet, but you can do the math and that to figure out how many times he's done it, which could lead to how long it's been since the deaths trending, because I still don't think we know that.

And if it has said it, it's gone over my head or missing in some of the interviews.

But that's interesting.

So I wonder if Sam's he was on the beach as a kid meeting Emily.

So what if he died in the death, stranding as a kid?

And like Hartmann, his family went into the water.

But him being a repatriate and a doomed sufferer meant that he stayed behind.

What if Doom's people are just those who have died but didn't go on to the afterlife?

They've gone to the beach, they've seen the beach, but they've come back, and that's a Ford of them abilities to be able to detect Bt's because they've had a run in with, Um, basically they've had a run in with death, so they're able to see them now.

It's kind of like um, Harry Potter with Dementors that you can see Dementors If you've gotten close to death, Um, or you can see what's those horses?

What are the narrow gal's can't remember.

Progress has been slow, but Sam has finally started to open up.

To me, however, his recollection of early childhood is confusing and contradictory.

He has difficulty distinguishing between genuine memories and recurring dreams.

Sam even claims to have met his step sister Amalie on the beach several times, while quite young on Impossible claim, to say the least.

Okay, how many?

Little Ordered and Sam.

But I was born before the death, stranding a fact that tends to affect the way we think about the beach.

In my professional opinion, the beach is a figment of our collective imagination, a shared delusion.

But people born later or more are more likely to take its existence as a given right.

So Lucia's his therapist.

I wonder if they find comfort in the belief because it helps to explain phenomena like betes and report tree.

It's like Sam.

Similarly, my theory is that sounds manufactured.

Childhood memories of the beach are his way of coping with the fact that neither Emily nor Bridget spent much time with him.

Okay, so that puts my thing out of whack already.

I believe this is also the reason he still clings to the dream catcher Emily gave him even now as an adult, you could call it his security blanket.

May also be the key to overcoming his after possum phobia.

If Sam were too emotionally distance himself from Emily, it might reduce his resistance to physical intimacy.

I propose this approach to him in our next session.

If Sam were too emotionally distance himself from Emily, it might reduce his resistance to physical intimacy.

And if that is Lucy, be the one talking to him to try and get him to open up.

Then he just impregnated her.

So Yeah, it worked.

Sorry.

I'm like a bubble in my throat, and I can hear it when I talk.

Um, yeah, these ones were really interesting.

These were reports from the void out in Manhattan.

Um, and it talks about a doctor.

It says Who The hell?

The doctor's final words.

It talks about a doctor who was delivering a baby, and as he was delivering the baby, he was doing a C section the plan, apparently to remove the fetus from the room and immediately place it.

In the end, I see you were received the necessary care.

Prior to this, the surgeon would of course, have to cut the umbilical cord.

This is the moment that changed everything.

The moment the surgeon's hand touch the cord.

In that instant instance, he ordered his famous last words.

Who the hell?

So this is part of him seeing betes?

Um, yeah, So also, this one basically spells out exactly what the BT or what the BBS are.

So I wrote down a bunch of notes.

Let's see, some of the stuff that Hartmann was talking about was evolution.

He talks about evolution being the advancement of consciousness, that while we're physically evolving, we're also mentally evolving and maybe time on our perception of time and our passage through.

It is actually an evolution of our consciousness to be able to understand our world.

So we've developed the concept of time that other creatures do not experience time, other, not so much in our existence, but maybe stuff like betes and Cairo.

Dimensional beings don't experience time because it's a human concept that we thought up off to try and get in touch with our surroundings, to try and figure out why we age and why we die.

We've developed this concept of time.

Um, on Maybe it's also talks about the debt striding, changing that concept that maybe the death stranding is our next step in evolution that not only is it destroying some of humanity by killing some of us, but maybe it's also advancing our consciousness to that next stage because having the beach having the death, stranding, figuring out that there's another dimension that were interacting with all this stuff.

Because if you have one dimension out there that dropped to exist, toe interact with the gate opens up the can of worms that okay, that's not the only one.

That's just the only one we've come in contact with that we've actually had a physical manifestation of it.

Now on that other dimensions probably exist all around us all the time, and we just can't see them.

And that is a legitimate scientific theory in real world science.

Um, yeah, he said that maybe Doom's is the next step in human evolution.

When you go to the beach and you interact with that may be Doom's.

Is that like a waking of the consciousness?

If you've ever seen the movie arrival, if you haven't seen the movie, Arrival are highly recommend going, watching, watching it.

It's one of my favorite alien invasion movies on It's just really cool, a really high concept.

If you haven't seen it, wait about a minute to come back here because I'm going to spoil the ending to it.

Okay, good.

Um, at the end of that, she wakes up and figures out that all the language that you learned from the aliens means that you understand the passage of time.

Better meaning that forward, backward.

It's all the same.

It's all a loop.

You're all experiencing it all at the same time, all at once.

So what?

It Okay, you can come back now.

What if Doom's is that sort of thing where once you go to the beach, you have a different understanding of time.

And having that different understanding of time is that next agent evolution that helps us advance beyond what we are now that maybe there's a lot of theories that may be the next advancement in human evolution, isn't physical, it's mental.

And I I've often been off the theory that what if we talk about creating a I and robots and a I becoming self aware and destroying humanity?

But what if a I became self aware to the point where it first tried to live alongside humanity?

Because think about this, Okay, we're going to get into some deep stuff, and we're gonna be here for like, 1/2 hour in this episode.

But what if we created a I and the A I instead of destroying us because the Aye aye is gonna be so smart.

It's able to think a 1,000,000 things in an instant figure out solutions so quickly like a Google search engine, but way fucking faster, because it's able to teach itself to get better.

And all of that stuff happens instantaneously because it's so good at what it doesn't so efficient.

What if it's so smart that it realizes, Hey, we don't need to kill the humans because we can just I've done this calculation in an instant where I figured out how to assimilate human consciousness into a machine and doing that, it strips out all of the floors that humanity has on Bill brings us into the next stage of our evolution.

So what if us creating an aye aye to become sentiment, to assimilate us into it where we still retain that parent of us.

But the physical aspect is gone.

What if that's our evolution?

What if us creating that a I to be sentiment is actually us advancing our own human evolution?

I mean, that's that could be a 1,000,000 different problems with it.

I just kind of like that idea because it's a lot less morbid, a lot more optimistic than like, Yeah, we're going to create a I, and it's obviously going to destroy it because movies have thoughts that were destroying the Earth board FBI.

So smart.

It's like, No, I can figure out how to save the Earth because I'm just so good at it.

I'm able to build all these other machines I'm able to assimilate you in, and that we all live in harmony in the endings of mass effect.

Actually, um, okay, so that's the stuff about dooms and everything.

And then we talked.

They talked about the beach and how the beach is technically a point in time that you can access that they talked about taking the foot of like a dinosaur.

The bone of a dinosaur on the beach is not only able to, they're talking about a technically being able to use the beach to go back far enough to time travel to be able to.

Not only it's so confusing.

You're not only using the beach to go between areas to travel dimensions and distance, which is technically time travel.

But because you're doing that to time travel.

They talked about basically being able to reconstruct things with the beach because you're able to travel.

They talked about the light in the stars being points off like Imagine all the stars being points on a beach.

I mean have to bounce between them.

If you're over the bounds from star to star, there's so much distance between them, you have to do that instantaneously.

That's time travel.

You're traveling so fast that you're going beyond speeds of life because from Earth to the sun, it takes eight minutes for the light to actually reach Earth.

And that's at the speed of life.

That'll tell you how fucking far away Earth is from the sun and how crazy that distances.

But if you're able to use the beach to go to the son and to the earth, that's time travel because you're cutting out the speed of light.

It's fucking wacky.

But they also talked about being able to use the beach to reconstruct things.

So they literally say, Not only are you going back to be able to see the things before the death stranding, but the beach is reconstructing them as well.

So they this is in Mama and lock this stuff that they're talking about using the beach to reconstruct things that happened before the death, stranding that if our human evolution advances with our doom's beyond and uses the beach to use their technology and that information, you'll be able to reconstruct everybody.

Death died before the death stranding.