Brian Simpson on Shooting His Foster Brother

Brian Simpson tells Neal Brennan the story of shooting his foster brother when he was in foster care growing up. From The Blocks #podcast with Neal Brennan
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[@sadaksara]

God damn, that "sensitive to perception" explanation really resonates.

[@OHWISEONE1996]

Holy shit yeah that is so relatable

[@justinmfblaze]

“I don’t know why” Neal is the goat

[@ThePeej]

The nonchalant delivery on “boots” 😂

[@ZOMBIEHEADSHOTKILLER]

as he made the point, his story is an example of why we need to teach fieramrs safety classes in all levels of school.
my first high school did.... we had ROTC, and the school had a range built into it, and we used it, in class, for class, and were graded on it.
there is no reason it shoudlnt be taught in EVERY level of school

[@evilandproud]

Sensitive to perception explains so much...

[@danmarshall5895]

Doesn't like being perceived and acts differently when perceived. Neal, you're a human example of a quantum physics event: At its core, the Observer Effect means that the simple act of observing a quantum property changes that property. It's as if the photon or electron somehow knows it's being watched and immediately stops what it was doing.

[@raleighsmalls4653]

Duh...that's why they stigmatize "being alone," being solo, bachelorhood, etc.. It enhances lucidity, perception, cogitation, etc..

[@imnotkevinbrennan5955]

Gay-Z