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What podcasts say about Chase Hughes

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What Chase Hughes has said on podcasts

69 statements · 31 positive · 27 negative · 2 mixed · 9 neutral

  1. Dreamed spatial distance is constructed by consciousness rather than physically existing in the brain.

    “The distance is zero. Like, there's not eight feet inside of your brain.”

    Listen at 13:25

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  2. Dreams might reveal more about waking reality than commonly assumed.

    “then dreams might tell us more than we think about what's going on here in this, what we call reality.”

    Listen at 14:49

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  3. People should qualify scientific-sounding claims with appropriate uncertainty.

    “We need more people to say as far as we know before they say some shit that sounds sciency.”

    Listen at 18:56

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  4. Most of the world is currently experiencing a loneliness pandemic.

    “The majority of the world right now is in this loneliness pandemic.”

    Listen at 36:57

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  5. Psychedelics are highly effective treatments for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and addiction.

    “document after document is showing it's the most effective thing for PTSD and anxiety and depression and addiction and all this other stuff”

    Listen at 50:48

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  6. Psychedelics are the fastest known method for changing human behavior.

    “This is the fastest way, I think. And I've studied every possible way to change human behavior that probably has ever been researched. And this is, bar none, the fastest.”

    Listen at 55:42

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  7. Perspective shifting is psychedelics’ primary therapeutic effect.

    “the shift in perspective seems to be the number one thing that psychedelics produce therapeutically”

    Listen at 56:27

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  8. Psychedelics produce therapeutic perspective changes faster than cognitive behavioral therapy.

    “it does it so fast in a profound way”

    Listen at 56:44

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  9. Greater adoption of psychedelics will advance humanity.

    “if we move forward with psychedelics, our species is going to move forward.”

    Listen at 59:19

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  10. Hypnotically changing perspective on memories can produce lasting downstream life effects.

    “The perspective changes. So now you show permanence over time. So that has downstream effects for all kinds of stuff later in life.”

    Listen at 1:24:37

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  11. Psychedelics can achieve many memory-processing effects without guided hypnotic recall.

    “nowadays I think that psychedelics can achieve a lot of that without having to go through some, like, I need you to go back to the original event”

    Listen at 1:26:04

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  12. Methylene blue intensifies psychedelic experiences when combined with psychedelics.

    “if you're on methylene blue and you do psychedelics, it's going to deepen.”

    Listen at 1:29:10

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  13. Combining tyrosine with an MAOI can cause a hypertensive crisis.

    “when you mix tyrosine with an maoi, it can cause a hypertensive crisis.”

    Listen at 1:29:59

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  14. Chase Hughes says stopping methylene blue would trigger a seizure within 48 hours.

    “It saves my life for sure. Which, I mean, I could stop taking it today and I'll have a seizure within 48 hours.”

    Listen at 1:30:57

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  15. Methylene blue can rapidly halt cyanide poisoning.

    “It will stop cyanide in its tracks.”

    Listen at 1:32:20

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  16. High-quality red-light systems can penetrate up to four inches through the skull.

    “it'll penetrate through the skull up to like 4 inches through your skull in good systems.”

    Listen at 1:34:21

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  17. Making an iPad screen red reduced his toddler’s engagement with shows.

    “Her iPad has never gone off of the red mode and she doesn't get hooked into shows anymore.”

    Listen at 1:40:20

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  18. Chase Hughes’s PDF evaluates how likely an event or message is a psyop.

    “that will give you a 1 to 100 score on how likely something is a psyop.”

    Listen at 1:43:05

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  19. Modern media increasingly presents issues without meaningful nuance.

    “Nowadays we have a death of nuance where no one's getting presented any nuance to anything.”

    Listen at 1:45:32

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  20. A 2022 study indicates fenbendazole may be a new cancer treatment.

    “there's a study now that shows. I think it's from 2022, that it's a cancer treatment. Like a new cancer treatment.”

    Listen at 1:57:36

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  21. Chase Hughes asserts Walter Cronkite was a CIA asset during Operation Mockingbird.

    “In Operation Mockingbird. Walter Cronk was a CIA asset. Yeah, legit CIA asset.”

    Listen at 1:59:25

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  22. Hundreds of network news figures were compromised through Operation Mockingbird.

    “There were hundreds. Hundreds and hundreds. So much so it was every network.”

    Listen at 2:00:35

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  23. Compromised news figures were likely instructed what to say or which stories to suppress.

    “most likely told exactly what to say or what stories to suppress.”

    Listen at 2:00:54

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  24. The U.S. Army sprayed thousands of unsuspecting Americans with aerosolized chemicals.

    “The army sprayed thousands of unsuspecting Americans with aerosolized chemicals.”

    Listen at 2:03:36

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  25. Framing people within categories can change which behaviors seem permissible.

    “if I frame something using a category, I can change what the allowed behavior is.”

    Listen at 2:09:38

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  26. Manipulative framing can make adopters feel morally superior.

    “The second thing is I create the idea in such a way that you get to feel morally superior for adopting it”

    Listen at 2:10:40

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  27. Easy, emotionally charged conclusions indicate manipulation.

    “If the emotional thing is easy without having to dig into it, you're being manipulated.”

    Listen at 2:11:54

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  28. Social-media echo chambers can normalize bad ideas.

    “it normalizes bad ideas.”

    Listen at 2:13:03

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  29. More people may be rejecting hatred toward neighbors with opposing political views.

    “I feel like more people, not just through Covid, but just now, just the way the world is. They're like, well, you know what? This doesn't really feel.”

    Listen at 2:20:08

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  30. Information spread is reducing the effectiveness of psychological operations.

    “the psyops are working less because of the spread of information.”

    Listen at 2:22:16

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