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0:42 When I was a poet on a stage Grew a beard to hide my lack of age Tried to build
1:18 The Future — Leanord Cohen
2:53 In this boat you start to realize It's hard to steer with the stars in your eyes Is there something left for me to find? Or a paddle circle screaming at the sky? Come on, say it! What we searching for? Uncheck another bo...
3:49 Circle of Life — Elton John
7:50 you
8:56 What's the part of the idea here is to move
9:29 Currently the neck requires anything carrying more than three...
10:06 in the hopes that at some point maybe if the city comes down on me
10:25 system is various, you know, at the point at which it was lying on the ground.
10:33 (unidentified song) unidentified
12:11 Cold Missouri Waters — Cry Cry Cry
17:06 do a bunch of things, usually things that I would never
17:22 My brain doesn't work great when it's not all there. That's probably true of a lot of people. I talk on my blog about why this happens. For those of you not familiar with the idea.
17:58 But you don't have to have it memorized to know that it's an important concept. Now I think what happens is as I don't sleep, there's two things that degrade the signal noise ratio. One is neurotransmitter depletion mean...
18:26 I just lose it, from my perspective, all kinds of weird shit happens, from the world's perspective.
19:28 Or after this next song. ["Do It All Again"] But do it all. He's trying to figure out how it works. Hang on, brief delay, I'll show.
20:02 Chasing Cars
25:36 Through all of the stupidity for a minute, let's play another song. Let's try to actually play it correctly. One reason there are going to be a lot of errors is that every time I do this, um, a bunch of my neural
26:02 Don't Stop Believing — Journey
29:57 I'm pretty sure he's also the one who was responsible for setting up
30:18 Uh, but, um, so.
30:43 I've talked before about how the Milgram effect exists because we are a loose confederation of subnets, and while we as a whole can tell whether an order comes from externally or internally, no individual subnet can, and...
31:05 So when an order comes in from outside, it is asserted with great authority, we tend to follow it. Even if we know it's wrong, it's hard to.
31:48 whether the signal is making it out there into the world or whether it's just happening inside your mind but and your lie may never make it into the world or it may in an extremely mutated form we don't know you can't te...
32:09 No, if I hope, actually. I have no idea whether it would be a good thing if there was or wasn't. But there is a reality. There's an agreed upon... It's agreed that everybody sees.
32:22 Fire and Rain — James Taylor
33:44 Fire and Rain — James Taylor
37:02 So this week has been challenging as they all are because of fighting. It's definitely a part of me.
38:24 Because what would happen is they would tell me but it would get filtered on its way in because you think about okay out there on the rim you've got
38:43 Either way, it's taking the data in and it makes it in.
39:02 There could well be neural nets in there that are removing, like, for example, the people saying.
39:15 For America — Jackson Browne
43:59 I don't, because my O2 sets hang out around 60% to 70% when I'm asleep. That is, they did. I don't know that they do anymore, because the last couple of nights have been different, but leaving that side.
44:59 weird video fleshing across the eyes, some weird audio flickering in the ears, signals, you know, it's not nothing, which is something. And, you know, being conscious and hearing myself snore, that's, as I said, it's dif...
45:29 probably lots of aspects of this that are delusions, some of which are from islanding and some of which are just
46:21 be a few pieces of it that need some repair before it will start, and I'm hoping that's what it is. It would be really nice.
46:34 Fortunate Son — Creedence Clearwater Revival
50:12 There is, of course, a cost to all this. Well, there's many costs.
50:29 The Highwayman — HIghwaymen
53:16 ...between the guardrails using Seroquel and...
53:38 Kiss the Girl — Soundtrack-Disney
55:48 It would take a long time to explain the bits that have already been explained already.
56:24 that lying is neurologically dangerous, and I will learn that.
56:45 I'll bullshit my way through it, and I generally get away with it. But it's neurologically not a good idea, I think. So it's going to take a little while to learn not to.
56:58 I do explain, if you haven't heard me explain this, you should find me and ask me, because it's an important concept if you didn't already have it. Anyway, so in between me talking about my situation, we are playing song...
57:35 Love Comes Walking In — Van Halen
1:02:20 to do the songs, to remind you of the people you like to think about.
1:02:36 Somewhere Out There — Soundtrack
1:06:26 Describe lucid dreaming or even, you know, a dream space at all. It was interesting being able to listen to myself.
1:06:45 My impression is that my sleep apnea is either better
1:07:22 Thinking about why you're using it. That is not a little hammer.
1:07:36 Under The Sea — Soundtrack - Disney
1:10:42 far. Every once in a while I worry this will be the time that it doesn't, and I'm stuck with whatever is going on.
1:10:58 The River
1:13:20 So I better go take care of the pups, um, thanks for listening anyone who did, um, if you came in in the middle and you are interested in all in the uh the storyline as opposed to the music you might want to go back to t...
1:13:45 Rather than letting it roll off like I usually do