Corpus evidence — top 10 passages

Most-relevant passages from the entire indexed corpus (67,286 paragraph chunks across YouTube transcripts, PubMed, arXiv, archive.org, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, OpenAlex, and more) ranked by semantic similarity (bge-small-en-v1.5).

1. 01 · _intake0.881

   > on board with what I've heard you say about the fact that the way that all the base pairs in DNA and the way that amino acids like tryptophan and tyrosine which are the precursors to serotonin and dopamine and all of that is occurring within the action Spectra of sunlight I'd also love to learn from you about how changes in Ozone are changing did you read 29 I did did you like the whole story from the beginning because when you see it then you begin to go because the one thing

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2. 02 · _intake0.793

   > dopamine and all of that is occurring within the action Spectra of sunlight I'd also love to learn from you about how changes in Ozone are changing did you read 29 I did did you like the whole story from the beginning because when you see it then you begin to go because the one thing that you and I I think are going to resonate a lot about Rick already knows this part of it but the Eureka moment for me was the leptin Milano court and pathway I wrote a Blog 15 years ago that

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3. 03 · _intake0.775

   - [`001-on-board-with-what-i-ve-heard-you-say-about-the-fact-that-th`](dopamine/001-on-board-with-what-i-ve-heard-you-say-about-the-fact-that-th.md) — score=6 `00:02:28.620` — on board with what I've heard you say about the fact that the way that all the base pairs in DNA and the way that amino - [`002-decreases-somewhat-that-produces-a-dopamine-kick-and-that-s-`](dopamine/002-decreases-somewhat-that-produces-a-dopamine-kick-and-that-s-.md) — score=5 `00:47:56.640` — decreases somewhat, that produces a dopamine kick. And that's a signal of reduced entropy in relationship. And it seems - [`003-…

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4. 04 · _intake0.762

   I said, “Dave, you do react to these things if what those studies are based upon are using biochemistry that we use today…what if I told you biochemistry can rewire just like the leptin receptor? Might that shock you? Moreover what does it mean for all your studies that you currently believe to be true for your clients? Might there is a better way? A way evolution figured out how to use the laws of quantum mechanics more efficiently to make biochemistry appear to rewire? And show you an more Optimal way? FACTOR X….GET SOME! Question everything and always ask why…always embrace paradox.”

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5. 05 · yt0.757

   Do you know that links directly to the circadian mechanism of men in the peer genes pier one and pier two. So when you start to see this, you go, "Wait a minute. Maybe this story that we learned in centralized biology, this none of none of this stuff in biology is fundamental. Everything is actually tied to the physics. And we need to start to understand really what mother nature was doing in evolution. She was actually playing with physics to to build a chemistry set in order to create negative entropy so that we could do the things we do. And maybe the most important part of the story begins…

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6. 06 · yt0.755

   >> If we want to get to the truth, we have to do the same as you do and look first principle, look at the source and yeah, actually I started to really get interested with your work when I visited northern African countries and their food was basically very nutrition deficient. But these people they live more than 100 years and the thing that they do is not about food. They eat lentils and bread and all types of nutritionally deficient food. >> Hey, all the thing that the carnivore guys tell you is bad for you. But yet, why can people in Africa get away with it? Well, guess what? &…

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7. 07 · yt0.752

   It was light again, which mimics what you see in photosynthesis, which mimics what I just told you happens at the alpha moment of conception. In other words, you're seeing nature's fractal over and over and over again. And it turns out that UP emission being light actually answers Schroinger's initial question. It answers Western A Price's initial question. The problem is it doesn't satisfy what you've been taught. doesn't satisfy most of the people that will listen to this podcast what they've been taught either. I know because I like you learned the same thing. Remember I was a product of th…

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8. 08 · yt0.750

   I said, "Well, since Van Wick and since Pop told us that dirty chemistry involved nitrogen and all these atoms, there should be another remnant, a lineage, a vestage of the GOE in us." And guess what I found? There is vitamin A and vitamin D. Why? Don't you find it interesting that also on the inner mitochondrial membrane there's a vitamin D receptor. So everybody knows that the sun can't penetrate our body. So why would God or evolution put the vitamin D receptor on the inner mitochondrial membrane? Then I thought about it and I thought about where it was located and I said wow it's right bef…

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9. 09 · yt0.748

   For people who don't actually understand this concept about how light influences our metabolism, do you mind going into the details of how this actually works? >> Yeah. Well, I think we have to step on the gas pedal uh a little bit because in your introduction, you've laid the case out pretty nice, especially with Nick Jol's uh podcast. I gave him kind of what I would call breaking the glass idea. But let's go back to the GOE and understand what the GOE really was. The GOE was a planet 4.6 billion years ago all the way up until Cambrian explosion about 600 million years ago where most of…

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10. 10 · yt0.748

    And I try to point out to people all the time that the sun, our visible light, is part of the electromagnetic spectrum. It happens to be the part of the spectrum that we operate optimally in. Mhm. The problem is these days, we don't live in that spectrum anymore. Mhm. Yeah, all day long we're shielded from the sun, and then at night we're in front of TV or, you know, TV screens and Right. And then that's when you asked me, "Well, give me an example of a circadian mismatch." It's almost I would flip the question around and say, "Why don't you two tell me when you actually live a normal life?" Y…

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