I posted this before I met all of you fine Substackians or even knew what the fuck I was doing here. Sharing it again now.
Love 'n' Gnat Live! Episode 007
What the robot says:
Summary
In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics, including hair color during COVID, the influence of movies on memory, healing the inner child and trauma, the somatic feeling of trauma and bruised ego, learning styles and approaches to education, the impact of tech bros and big corporations, regional weather and environmental factors, the culture of guns and fear, the influence of propaganda and misinformation, the impact of entitlement and tech bros, the benefits of Raspberry Pi and DIY technology, and the importance of music and reflexes. The conversation explores the themes of control, trust, trauma, sensory issues, and the effects of trauma on behavior and immunity. It also delves into personal experiences with alcohol and drugs, the dangers of fentanyl, and the cult-like aspects of organized religion and activism.
Takeaways
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to unique experiences and adaptations, such as experimenting with hair color at home.
Movies can profoundly impact memory and personal experiences, often reflecting themes of reincarnation and rewriting history.
Healing the inner child involves retraining the brain and rewriting personal history to address past traumas.
The somatic feeling of trauma can be similar to the sense of a bruised ego, and it is crucial to explore and address these emotions.
Individuals have different learning styles and approaches to education, such as hands-on learning or project-based learning.
The influence of tech bros and big corporations can shape the development and accessibility of technology.
Regional weather and environmental factors, such as erosion and rising sea levels, can impact coastal areas.
The culture of guns and fear can lead to a sense of entitlement and a need for control.
Propaganda and misinformation can shape public perceptions and beliefs.
DIY technology, such as Raspberry Pi, offers individuals the opportunity to create their own devices and explore coding and programming.
Music can have therapeutic benefits and help keep reflexes sharp.
Driving styles and control can reflect personal fears and anxieties. Control and trust issues can stem from personal experiences and trauma.
Early exposure to alcohol and drugs can have long-lasting effects.
It is essential to be aware of the dangers of fentanyl and practice harm reduction.
Recognizing cult-like behaviors in organized religion and activism is crucial.
Understanding the effects of trauma on behavior and immunity can lead to better support and treatment.