[00:00 - 00:07]Discussion about the death penalty and the situation in Ukraine begins

[00:07 - 00:21]First generation of kids may feel differently about the situation on Mars

[00:22 - 00:33]Talk about the importance of water in the body and the concept of giving it away

[00:34 - 01:11]Mention of a previous podcast and the return of a guest

[00:59 - 01:54]Mention of Kazakhstan's perspective on the conflict

[01:11 - 03:35]Discussion about the current war going on in Ukraine

[02:14 - 02:37]Comparison to how anti-vaxxers may form their beliefs

[02:20 - 04:01]Personal admission of lack of knowledge about politics and potential bias in media coverage

[04:02 - 04:34]Mention of childhood patriotism and potential brainwashing by the US government

[04:08 - 04:48]The rise of social media has resulted in an abundance of war-related memes and high-quality footage of the war.

[04:08 - 05:51]Speculation about how people would feel if they suddenly gained consciousness on Mars

[04:49 - 07:03]Some examples of these memes include a girl in a bomb shelter showcasing the destruction in her city and a man bringing his pet fish to a bomb shelter.

[05:37 - 05:57]Speculation about who the "good guys" are in the conflict

[05:57 - 07:03]Discussion about courage and whether the hosts would stay and fight for their country in an invasion

[06:22 - 06:29]Discussion about the current war going on in Ukraine

[07:03 - 07:49]Mention of childhood patriotism and potential brainwashing by the US government

[07:03 - 08:42]The rise of social media has resulted in an abundance of war-related memes and high-quality footage of the war.

[07:12 - 08:54]Personal connection to a place and family as motivation for defending it in a conflict.

[07:56 - 08:54]Some examples of these memes include a girl in a bomb shelter showcasing the destruction in her city and a man bringing his pet fish to a bomb shelter.

[08:54 - 09:16]Discussion about the current war going on in Ukraine

[08:54 - 11:55]Rules of war state that journalists and medics should not be targeted, but there have been instances of them being shot at.

[09:17 - 10:17]Speculation about how people would feel if they suddenly gained consciousness on Mars

[09:42 - 10:12]Personal admission of lack of knowledge about politics and potential bias in media coverage

[11:34 - 13:46]The rise of social media has resulted in an abundance of war-related memes and high-quality footage of the war.

[12:03 - 12:27]Rules of war state that journalists and medics should not be targeted, but there have been instances of them being shot at.

[13:23 - 15:33]Some footage shows Russian soldiers surrendering, while others show soldiers expressing support for Putin.

[13:35 - 14:52]It is unclear who is winning the war, as media coverage may be biased and specific.

[15:33 - 18:02]Russia has been involved in cyber attacks against Ukraine for years, with a hacking team called "NotPetya" causing widespread damage.

[17:18 - 18:28]The effects of these attacks can be devastating and difficult to track, as seen in the case of Stuxnet.

[18:29 - 19:53]Russia has also used advanced malware, such as Stuxnet, to target Iran's nuclear enrichment center.

[19:25 - 21:45]The effects of these attacks can be devastating and difficult to track, as seen in the case of Stuxnet.

[20:59 - 24:06]It is hard to determine the true sentiment of the Russian people due to censorship and fear.

[24:07 - 24:46]The COVID-19 pandemic will likely be well-documented in history, but the origin of the virus is still unknown.

[24:47 - 25:08]It is hard to determine the true sentiment of the Russian people due to censorship and fear.

[25:09 - 27:35]The COVID-19 pandemic will likely be well-documented in history, but the origin of the virus is still unknown.

[27:36 - 28:41]The pandemic has had a rollercoaster of restrictions and changes, with mask mandates being lifted and reinstated.

[27:42 - 28:48]The YMCA has changed its policy on face masks, canceling the requirement to wear them indoors.

[28:41 - 29:52]There is concern that new variants of the virus could emerge, causing more disruptions and challenges.

[28:49 - 30:04]They mention the large number of attendees at Coachella (250,000 in 2017) and the possibility of international travelers spreading variants.

[28:55 - 29:45]The pandemic has had a rollercoaster of restrictions and changes, with mask mandates being lifted and reinstated.

[28:55 - 31:09]The hosts discuss the potential influence of the local city's policies on Coachella's decision.

[30:05 - 31:28]They mention the large number of attendees at Coachella (250,000 in 2017) and the possibility of international travelers spreading variants.

[30:44 - 32:05]The conversation shifts to TwitchCon Amsterdam and the hosts' lack of travel experience, including never leaving the US.

[32:05 - 34:12]They discuss the shift in perception of Europe from romantic and idealistic to more negative, possibly due to media influence.

[33:36 - 34:43]One host shares their positive experience in Paris, while also acknowledging the Paris Syndrome phenomenon.

[34:46 - 35:54]The conversation shifts to TwitchCon Amsterdam and the hosts' lack of travel experience, including never leaving the US.

[35:17 - 36:20]The hosts joke about their lack of knowledge of European geography and the potential for Americans to be disliked in Europe.

[35:55 - 37:07]One host shares their experience of learning about the arrival of white settlers in third grade history class.

[36:06 - 36:49]They question the differences between European countries and compare it to the lack of education on US states in American schools.

[36:34 - 38:01]Kamehameha the first was a powerful leader who united all the Hawaiian islands.

[36:34 - 38:50]One host shares their experience of learning about the arrival of white settlers in third grade history class.

[37:01 - 38:43]The colonization of America and Hawaii involved similar tactics, including taking advantage of the lack of land ownership among Native populations.

[37:32 - 38:09]The creator of the popular anime series Dragon Ball may have been inspired by Hawaiian culture, as many of the characters are named after vegetables.

[38:43 - 39:34]The inspiration to forge westward and settle in new territories is often portrayed in media as a brave and heroic act.

[38:51 - 40:29]The colonization of America and Hawaii involved similar tactics, including taking advantage of the lack of land ownership among Native populations.

[40:30 - 41:43]The Thanksgiving holiday may not accurately portray the true history of the relationship between Native Americans and colonizers.

[40:38 - 42:32]The mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke colony in the 1600s remains unsolved and has sparked many theories.

[41:29 - 42:05]The creator of the popular anime series Dragon Ball may have been inspired by Hawaiian culture, as many of the characters are named after vegetables.

[42:05 - 42:23]The state of Hawaii has a unique and rich history, including the overthrow of Kamehameha by white people who owned pineapple fields.

[42:32 - 45:13]The mysterious disappearance of the Roanoke colony in the 1600s remains unsolved and has sparked many theories.

[44:05 - 47:47]The journey of pioneers crossing the United States in wagons was a dangerous and challenging feat.

[47:13 - 48:00]Discussion about the challenges of living on Mars without proper infrastructure or support

[48:00 - 52:40]Mention of the potential for a Mars settlement program for young adults

[48:27 - 49:07]Jobs during the Wild West era included farming, mining, and entertainment.

[52:17 - 55:48]Speculation about who would own Mars and potential conflicts over ownership

[52:40 - 57:00]Mention of the potential for a Mars settlement program for young adults

[57:00 - 1.00:13]Consideration of the possibility of sending animals to Mars before humans

[57:25 - 57:31]Mention of a video game called Kerbal Space Program that simulates space missions

[58:39 - 1.00:19]Consideration of the possibility of sending animals to Mars before humans

[1.00:19 - 1.02:25]Discussion about the challenges of living on Mars without proper infrastructure or support

[1.00:42 - 1.01:43]Mention of a video game called Kerbal Space Program that simulates space missions

[1.01:43 - 1.04:23]Mention of the book/movie "The Martian" and its depiction of water recycling on Mars

[1.04:23 - 1.04:40]Reference to the need for special suits like those in the movie "Dune" to recycle sweat and urine for drinking purposes

[1.04:40 - 1.05:28]Question about the expiration of water in the body and how it is eliminated.

[1.05:28 - 1.08:40]The speakers discuss their preferences for their last meal on death row, with some choosing a steak and others choosing a Korean pizza.

[1.08:40 - 1.11:45]They also discuss whether or not the death penalty should exist and the circumstances in which it may be justified.

[1.11:01 - 1.13:31]They also consider the possibility of some individuals growing out of their violent tendencies.

[1.13:31 - 1.16:49]The conversation then shifts to the topic of serial killers and the potential for someone to be raised in a way that leads them to become a psychopath.

[1.13:37 - 1.14:22]They also consider the possibility of some individuals growing out of their violent tendencies.

[1.16:08 - 1.20:56]The conversation then shifts to the topic of serial killers and the potential for someone to be raised in a way that leads them to become a psychopath.

[1.19:31 - 1.23:13]They question the difference between a pest and a cute animal, like the capybara.

[1.23:13 - 1.26:25]One speaker shares a near-death experience involving electrocution from playing with electricity as a child.

[1.23:23 - 1.24:15]Another speaker shares a near-death experience from almost crashing a motorbike on a mountain road in Thailand.

[1.24:21 - 1.29:34]One speaker shares a near-death experience involving electrocution from playing with electricity as a child.

[1.29:34 - 1.33:26]Another speaker shares a near-death experience from almost crashing a motorbike on a mountain road in Thailand.