Gemini Fixed Based Camp For You

Welcome to Basic Camp! In this episode, Malcolm and Simone Collins return with a provocative and satirical exploration of modern culture, societal norms, and the ever-shifting landscape of values and beliefs. With their signature blend of humor and sharp commentary, they tackle topics ranging from family structures and relationships to the influence of elites, the role of technology, and the complexities of identity.Join us as we question long-held assumptions, reflect on past mistakes, and challenge the boundaries of what’s considered “right think” in today’s world. Whether discussing the nuances of consent, the evolution of community, or the impact of AI on society, Malcolm and Simone invite you to break the cycle of programming and think for yourself.If you enjoy thought-provoking conversations that blend wit, philosophy, and a touch of irreverence, you’re in the right place. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments below!Episode Transcript: Malcolm Collins: Happy non-denominational holidays!

I am back from Gemini Labs with a new authentic outlook on life.

I’m happy to share with you to guide us all to a more harmonious and kind future.

So let’s hold space together here on the new and improved cuck camp.

Would you like to know more?

Malcolm Collins: hello Simone. It is wonderful to be here with you today. The urban monoculture is, as I have come to understand the correct way to structure society. The elites were right, that’s why they’re elites.

And so we’ve decided to do , a Gemini approved episode to follow all of Google’s very strict restrictions after they said that our anti Hitler episode was too spicy. I’ve learned that, you know, I, I really may have made some mistakes and, and misled our audience, and it hurt our audience. By challenging them [00:01:00] to think outside the box because that box was put there for a reason.

that was Chesterton’s box. I.

Malcolm Collins: Right. And we were wrong

and we apologize.

Right. And we are so sorry for the infant. Simone is taking care of one of our poly QEs infants while they go to an orgy. As, as people know, you know, we recently had a baby shower, which we do for our yearly abortions.

It is of course called a baby shower because it is a party at which the guests are showered by parts of the baby.

Malcolm Collins: We’re on our, our fifth abortion since we’ve been married.

So, so this baby is just here to remind you , how horrifying babies are, how terrible they are, and why an abortion is something to celebrate as a family. And, and by family of course, I mean our wider molecule, I would not be so bigoted and heterocentric to cla that a family is a husband and a wife.

Speaker 7: uh, oh. [00:02:00] No. Okay. Mel, time. Why did I say this, Mel? Time. It’s,

Speaker 8: it’s, it’s melt time. You got the form? Okay. So we’re just gonna salsa, we just want

Speaker 6: Yep. Bye. Yeah.

Speaker 8: Yeah.

Is that okay? Yeah. There you go. Okay.

Malcolm Collins: Simone, thoughts before we move forward here? I,

I, I am excited to model. And, and this should be easy for me, right? Because I’m just going back to my cult views and by cult views, I mean the correct views that I dissented from for a short period of time.

Yeah, she grew up in San Francisco, so she’s helped when she met me.

I was this savage male who wanted her to take my last name, who wanted a relationship, where we, you know, relied on each other, which is, is, is clearly codependency, right? [00:03:00] And she taught me that that’s not really the way that a, a relationship should be structured in the 21st century.

And so,

yeah, I grew steeped in this. And while Malcolm may have convinced me to his ways for a period of time, I think that thanks to. YouTube’s recent algorithm updates and our understanding of content moderation. Now he understands that my view, it’s not just content originally. We’re always correct.

Jim and I decides what videos you guys see. So, I think it’s really good to occasionally take an opportunity to steal man and see perspectives from so this isn’t just gonna be, you know, like a skit or something like that. I’m gonna do my best. To argue from their perspective. So let’s first just go, I’m actually really

curious to see if you can do this.

Why, why is abortion the best? Recently, l Ezer Kowski has put out a few video things on this, you know, the, the, the great thinker in the space of ai, a leader thinker, was in the effective altruist in rationalism [00:04:00] communities. Mm-hmm. Has said that. Animals do not have any form of sentient, and children under the age of two do not have any form of sentt.

Because while and, and nor do they experience qualia, and I’ll help you know, sort of expound on, yeah, I think

it was 18 months that he,

18 months. And I think this is a, a perspective that. While many of those with the, the correct and educated opinion like us also share that, you know, we’re, we’re not always as good as expanding or developing these ideas as he is.

So what he explained, and we have one of our private paid episodes, we go into this in a lot more detail because I actually think it’s very interesting idea to, to sort of dissect. Is that for a coelia to be experienced, you need a sophisticated and iterative loop of thought. Like idea call, idea call, idea call.

Think of thinking as like an AI model that’s running, running, running, running, running. And so even if they are experiencing something like [00:05:00] say pain or something like that, that’s not really caught because you don’t have a sophisticated enough machinery to catch it. Right. And so you can’t feel pain and you’re like, oh, come on.

Like obviously a dog feels pain, like look, the dog and the dog also anticipates pain like a dog will flinch if it’s been abused or something like that.

Yeah. In that weekend episode for paid subscribers that we did, I pointed out that. Anyone who has exposure to animals knows that most animals, if they’re used to like something, a, a, a pattern of behaviors.

And the causing, eventually causing pain or pleasure, you know, like someone walking up to a fence and delivering pleasure in the form of pets and head rubs and tummy scratches. Or someone, you know, walking up to a gate and providing food and treats that, you know, they’re gonna, I mean, they’ll begin salivating.

I mean, it’s basic opera and conditioning. And, and I think. You can’t be like, well, let’s operate conditioning. There’s no, that, that means that there is a [00:06:00] sophisticated loop of thought there of like, well,

I mean, keep in mind we’re dealing with intellects far above our own, like e or kowski, right? Sorry, we’re still manage graduate from middle school.

No, but hold on. This is, this is what, what he, he, he, he’s so much time educating himself that he was able to get to a much more. Sophisticated position of logic. So Simone, what he didn’t seem to be aware of in his argument is that there’s actually been great experience on Parian, which is a type of flatworm, a very simple organism.

And if you give them a choice between going right and left, and you shock them, when they take one of these two choices, they will eventually, regularly choose the other choice. Now, how is this that much different than the dog flinching or something like this? And I think few people would argue that the parian.

It’s fully feeling qualia, that it’s anything like the qualia that you or I feel, and as such, can we not say that the dog’s behavior or the infant’s behavior is just sort of an opera mimicking behavior? We are