:22:02
beautiful dreams
that seem to last for hours,
:22:04
and then I wake up
and it's... 1 0:1 3.
:22:07
Exactly. So then 6 to 1 2 minutes
of brain activity,
:22:11
I mean, that could be
your whole life.
:22:14
I mean, you are that woman
looking back over everything.
:22:20
Okay, so what if I am?
Then what would you be in all that?
:22:22
Whatever I am
right now.
:22:24
I mean, yeah,
maybe I only exist in your mind.
:22:28
I'm still just as real
as anything else.
:22:32
Yeah.
:22:34
- I've been thinking also
about something you said.
- What's that?
:22:38
Just about reincarnation and where all
the new souls come from over time.
:22:44
Everybody always say
that they've been the reincarnation...
:22:48
of Cleopatra
or Alexander the Great.
:22:51
I always want
to tell them they were probably
some dumb fuck like everybody else.
:22:55
I mean, it's impossible.
Think about it.
:22:57
The world population has doubled
in the past 40 years, right?
:23:02
- So if you really believe in that
ego thing of one eternal soul,
- Mm-hmm.
:23:07
then you only have a 50% chance
of your soul being over 40.
:23:11
And for it to be over 1 50 years old,
then it's only one out of six.
:23:16
So what are you saying then?
Reincarnation doesn't exist...
:23:19
or that we're all young souls like where
half of us are first-round humans?
:23:25
No, no. What I'm trying to say
is that somehow I believe...
:23:29
reincarnation is just a--
:23:31
a poetic expression of what
collective memory really is.
:23:36
There was this article by this
biochemist that I read not long ago,
:23:39
and he was talking about how when
a member of a species is born,
:23:44
it has a billion years
of memory to draw on.
:23:48
And this is where
we inherit our instincts.
:23:51
I like that.
It's like there's, um,
:23:54
this whole telepathic thing going on
that were all a part of,
:23:58
whether were
conscious of it or not.