TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODE:

• Daniel’s homeschooling experience, and how his parents used facilitation of interests vs. curriculum to maximize his potential as a human
• How kids are born with innate fascination, and the consequences of not supporting their curiosities with intelligent foundational facts
• The current educational model and how it trains us to be sharp cogs in an industrial world, hindering unique genius actualization
• Why a large number of Millennials aren’t having kids
• Why the smartest people tend to be employees and not entrepreneurs
• Epigenetics and the perpetuation of generation trauma as consequences slavey, genocide and other social moral problems from Imperialism
• Post-modernism, biases, partial truths, and the dangers of using metrics to simplifying complex systems
• The artificial demands of a broken Capitalism, why we are running a race towards the apocalyptic cliff, and alternatives for the future
• All human being alive today have some degree of mental illness, and what we can do about that
• Depression, addictions, empty-fulfillment and other problems that stem from hyper-stimuli
• The longing for authenticity and meaningful human interactions
• The pursuit of happiness and the foley of looking for it “out there”
• The importance of integrating psychiatry and pharmacology to understand and up-regulate the human networks and bio hardware
• The origins and the vision of Neurohacker Collective for decreasing suffering and increasing capacity & positive disposition
• Defining drugs, and what distinguishes legal from illegal
• Top smart drugs and nootropics, why and how they work, and some of the risks and benefits involved in their use
• Taking empowered responsibility through self education
• The importance of addressing the foundational aspects of wellness over using biohacking to patch & support a shitty performance
• His favorite biohacking tech tools
• Geoengeenering, chemtrails, and the effect it has on our brain and biology
• What is environmental psych, and how to biohack it
• Lifestyle recommendations