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I like pla Gino and from the Scene Chips from
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the Casino, How Wager Won't be good?
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I like Welcome Back So the Alien Space Ship Talk
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Show podcast And in case you're just joining us, you're
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Gut instincts is quite different. I think it should shouldn't
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be shouldn't include the word instinct in my opinion, because instinct,
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I think, is something we don't but by definition we
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don't learn it. It's there and if you think of
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if you think of a little cats, when it's born,
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it comes out and it seems to know exactly how
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to clean itself, even though it's tiny. Take a little horse.
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If you ever see a horse being born, within seconds,
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it can wobbly in a wobbly way, but it can
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stand on its legs. Now, all those things are not
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talk to them. It's part of the genetic instincts of
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those animals. And I think, whereas we say gut instincts,
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I think gut instinct is not really to do with
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the fact that you know as a human. For example,
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a baby is born, it's instinct tells it how to
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swallow that it needs food, and you don't teach a
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baby to swallow. It just happens, it breathes. Instinctively, we
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do all those things, I think as a matter of instincts.
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If we're talking about gut instinct, well, as an example,
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as we all know, it doesn't always work. I think
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I said on our other podcast, The Football Referee, that
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I had a gut instinct this year that England were
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going to win the World Cup. So that really went
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barely up, didn't it. So my gut instinct there was wrong.
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But I think gut instinct is more about intuition, a
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feeling you get about somebody or about a situation, and
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it's almost like a sixth sense in some people. Some
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people have a strong sense of intuition about life, about
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decisions they're going to make, and they feed that sort
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of gut feeling into the decision, whereas others are perhaps
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a bit more black and white, a bit and mechanical
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and in those ways. So yeah, gut instincts I don't
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think really has to do with instinct. And again we
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can ask all sorts of questions coming on from this.
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It's humanity, you know, do we have a positive sense
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of right or wrong within our instinct. Are we born again?
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You may put it as conscience or instinct. Are we
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born with this sense of right or wrong? If we
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look at young children, young toddlers, they're very good at
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saying I want this, I want that, no doubult. We
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all did that as children because there seems to be
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an instinct, a human instincts in young children that they
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want everything they can possibly have or that looks attractive
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or that tastes nice, and they have to gently be
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trained into the idea that, you know, you can't always
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have everything you want. I mean, there's a rolling Stone song,
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isn't there? You can't always get or have what you want.
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And that's a lesson we all are taught, so that
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becomes part of our conscience maybe or future instincts. So yeah,
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there's a lot of lot of questions. But for me,
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it raises the question, you know, are we as a
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species as success for species? Because if we're actually all
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out for ourselves, we only interested it as a species
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in what is important to us, you know, our you know,
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we're buying for territory, for land, for resources. Are we
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only concerned about ourselves? Or is there a more spiritual
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side to us that instinctively wants to look out for others,
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to look out to others. I mean that that to
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me is a question. What would you say to that?
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Do we have an instinct to want to consider the
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plight of other people for better or worse or ultimately
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it's all about me and my family and stuff like that.
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What do you think?
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Yeah, it would then depend on what our morals are.
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We're going to take a short break. Now we're back shortly.
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Foxy Music Cool The Delray Craizylicia will play the game,
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I like pla Gino and from the Scene Chips from
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the Casino, How Wager Won't be good?
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I like Welcome Back So the Alien Space Ship Talk
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Show podcast And in case you're just joining us, you're
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00:00:26.239 --> 00:00:30.440
listening to the Alien Space Ship Talk Show podcast with
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Amy Hickins and travel Gearpression.
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Gut instincts is quite different. I think it should shouldn't
8
00:00:38.840 --> 00:00:42.759
be shouldn't include the word instinct in my opinion, because instinct,
9
00:00:42.880 --> 00:00:47.159
I think, is something we don't but by definition we
10
00:00:47.200 --> 00:00:49.079
don't learn it. It's there and if you think of
11
00:00:49.439 --> 00:00:52.119
if you think of a little cats, when it's born,
12
00:00:53.640 --> 00:00:55.960
it comes out and it seems to know exactly how
13
00:00:56.000 --> 00:00:59.359
to clean itself, even though it's tiny. Take a little horse.
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If you ever see a horse being born, within seconds,
15
00:01:03.679 --> 00:01:06.760
it can wobbly in a wobbly way, but it can
16
00:01:06.799 --> 00:01:08.920
stand on its legs. Now, all those things are not
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00:01:09.040 --> 00:01:12.439
talk to them. It's part of the genetic instincts of
18
00:01:12.480 --> 00:01:16.359
those animals. And I think, whereas we say gut instincts,
19
00:01:16.439 --> 00:01:19.280
I think gut instinct is not really to do with
20
00:01:19.359 --> 00:01:22.560
the fact that you know as a human. For example,
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a baby is born, it's instinct tells it how to
22
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swallow that it needs food, and you don't teach a
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baby to swallow. It just happens, it breathes. Instinctively, we
24
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do all those things, I think as a matter of instincts.
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If we're talking about gut instinct, well, as an example,
26
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as we all know, it doesn't always work. I think
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I said on our other podcast, The Football Referee, that
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I had a gut instinct this year that England were
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going to win the World Cup. So that really went
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barely up, didn't it. So my gut instinct there was wrong.
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But I think gut instinct is more about intuition, a
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feeling you get about somebody or about a situation, and
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it's almost like a sixth sense in some people. Some
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people have a strong sense of intuition about life, about
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decisions they're going to make, and they feed that sort
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of gut feeling into the decision, whereas others are perhaps
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a bit more black and white, a bit and mechanical
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and in those ways. So yeah, gut instincts I don't
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think really has to do with instinct. And again we
40
00:02:28.120 --> 00:02:30.520
can ask all sorts of questions coming on from this.
41
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It's humanity, you know, do we have a positive sense
42
00:02:36.599 --> 00:02:41.039
of right or wrong within our instinct. Are we born again?
43
00:02:41.080 --> 00:02:43.919
You may put it as conscience or instinct. Are we
44
00:02:44.039 --> 00:02:47.039
born with this sense of right or wrong? If we
45
00:02:47.080 --> 00:02:50.360
look at young children, young toddlers, they're very good at
46
00:02:50.400 --> 00:02:52.879
saying I want this, I want that, no doubult. We
47
00:02:52.919 --> 00:02:55.960
all did that as children because there seems to be
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00:02:56.000 --> 00:03:00.199
an instinct, a human instincts in young children that they
49
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want everything they can possibly have or that looks attractive
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or that tastes nice, and they have to gently be
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trained into the idea that, you know, you can't always
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have everything you want. I mean, there's a rolling Stone song,
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isn't there? You can't always get or have what you want.
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And that's a lesson we all are taught, so that
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becomes part of our conscience maybe or future instincts. So yeah,
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there's a lot of lot of questions. But for me,
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it raises the question, you know, are we as a
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species as success for species? Because if we're actually all
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out for ourselves, we only interested it as a species
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in what is important to us, you know, our you know,
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we're buying for territory, for land, for resources. Are we
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only concerned about ourselves? Or is there a more spiritual
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side to us that instinctively wants to look out for others,
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to look out to others. I mean that that to
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me is a question. What would you say to that?
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Do we have an instinct to want to consider the
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plight of other people for better or worse or ultimately
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it's all about me and my family and stuff like that.
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What do you think?
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Yeah, it would then depend on what our morals are.
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We're going to take a short break. Now we're back shortly.
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You've been listening to the Alien Spaceship Talk Show with
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Travor Gear and Emmie Hickins. The Alien Spaceship Talk Show
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podcast is looking for sponsors. If you're a company out
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there looking to spread a word about the products and
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services you provide, please get in touch with dip Stuff
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Radio podcast and info at dip stuff Records dot com
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or to use the contact form on our websites. To
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00:04:45.920 --> 00:04:52.519
contact us, please visit radio dot dip stuff Records dot com. Also,
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if you're looking to get involved on the Alien Spaceship
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Talk Show podcast, reach out by our deep stuff at
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your Facebook page. Thank you.
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Foxy Music Cool The Delray Craizylicia will play the game,
