Two speakers discuss how deeper questions like "what does a real job mean?" can unsettle people and prompt them to reconsider their lives. Speaker B argues most people live unconsciously and that the past three years have clarified widespread followership.
When you ask better questions, you get better answers. Asking what does a real job mean? All of a sudden it's like, nobody's ever asked me that. And then it questions their whole life. It's like, huh? What does that mean?
The reason is if you come up with a real answer or an answer that's different than what you've been taught, whatever age you are, 21 or 55, you actually have to do something about it now, because you're aware, you're conscious. Most people aren't conscious living. There's a lot of robots out there. Look, what's going on in the last three years? You realize the majority of the world are followers at the highest level. And it's never been proven to the highest ever, except in the last three years. It's clearer than day.
