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want to see something beautiful besides
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just
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me how about that thing out
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there this is a beautiful [ __ ]
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day got the lighthouse in the
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distance got the parking lot
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people got some very interesting cloud
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formations and we got the
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sun and the ocean
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let's go say hi to her
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hello
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tide negative tide
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[ __ ]
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awesome she's very calm after all the
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storms we've
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had hello
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ocean hey we got mount Doom in the
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distance hi Mount
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humbug thanks for destroying my core
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I'll be back one
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day that sun is [ __ ] gorgeous we know
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see that every day
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here let me tell you a story first time
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coming to this Cliff Edge I could not
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get close to the edge it scared the [ __ ]
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out of
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me like there was this part of me that
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just wanted to jump off of this Cliff
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that scared me I didn't understand that
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why would my mind even think something
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like this so I asked AI about it and the
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French have an expression for this it's
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called the call of the Void humans don't
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talk about it and yet most of us
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experience
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it I was fascinated so I came out here
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every single
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day and I tested myself cuz I started
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thinking I started having these theories
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like maybe it's first of all it's about
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trust I think the reason your brain does
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that is
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because it just wants to feel safe and
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while that's a very chaotic way of being
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safe it
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works but the more you do this the more
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you learn to trust yourself and the fear
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goes away I have no fear at all here now
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none I could stand here for hours
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um there are moments where I have I
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don't know what to call
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it cuz my emotions are integrated it's
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hard to describe some of the things I
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feel but if you kind of get into the
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moment and you're not paying attention
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and you don't really have like full
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situational awareness you can have these
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moments where it's almost like anxiety
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or
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um I truly don't know what to call call
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it but you just kind of have to reenter
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yourself and you're fine which tells me
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something it tells me that your brain is
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constantly it's looking for safety it it
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it's it's scanning everything and when
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it loses track of some of those threads
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it creates tension which leads to
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anxiety and fear and
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panic I use this Cliff Edge to
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understand my fear and conquered it
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this person down here looked up at me
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waved I gave him a p side that was
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pretty [ __ ] cool he's got a dog oh
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you're having a good
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time check this dog
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out y yeah they're down very
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far got to love zoom on these cameras
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huh it comes to
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human they're going to meet up
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again there they are
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hell
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yeah are you hot you might be hot I
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can't
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tell are you hot oh my you might be hot