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Stavi
Box hey Stavi, so basically what I wanted to ask you about is that the other night me and my girlfriend were talking and for whatever reason the subject went over to ghosts and we quickly realized that while I do not believe in ghosts at all, my girlfriend believes in them a lot. And once we kind of settled that little debate, we breached onto the topic of aliens and discovered that while I believe that aliens could exist, she does not believe in aliens at all.
Unknown
Which Boy meets girl?
Stavi
I don't know.
Unknown
I mean this is so funny.
It's funny to be like, oh, you don't believe in ghosts?
Cool.
You don't believe in aliens, you fucking whore.
Stavi
I don't know, like I want to think I'm a pretty open minded guy. Holy shit. I just feel like it's way more reasonable to assume that somewhere on a planet similar to ours there could be life similar to ours. And it's a little bit less believable to who cares? I don't know. Believe your grandma came back and is trying to freak you out and likes to hang around abandoned buildings or some shit. I don't know. Is it unreasonable for me to ask her to believe in aliens if I know I'm never gonna believe in ghosts?
Unknown
What?
Stavi
I don't know. I just wanted to know what you thought about it.
Unknown
Send her Neil DeGrasse Tyson videos until she convert.
I mean, what do you mean, ask her to believe in aliens? Who cares? Who gives a fight?
He's like, will you not entertain the.
Stavi
Possibility that aliens exist?
Unknown
Do you believe astronauts? Do you believe in astronauts and you believe in aliens?
Why?
Could just also the psychology of like, anybody dating at our age, you've already had to become okay with the fact that a lot of girls think your birth sign dictates your.
I mean, people believe stupid shit is. I mean, this shit, like, this is like, man, do we just need religion again?
Catholicism is the answer.
Yeah, but like, it is. This is essentially like, this is if religion meant less. This conversation is like if religion was even stupider. It's like, who gives a fuck if your girlfriend believes in ghosts and you don't? Who gives a fuck if you believe in aliens?
I'm just saying. Girlfriend. 3 articles day about the drones. Like, look at these.
Yeah. I mean, yeah. It's like, who. Like, what material difference does this make in propulsion? What do I believe? I don't fucking care at all.
Use this to an advantage. This is an opportunity. If you can be polite about it, you can have a lot of conversation with your girlfriend over the years that you're going to need. Like, this is a nice thing for you to talk about. Don't read into it too much.
But you are so right about it's. Boy, it's like men are from Mars. Women. This is like a weird.
I like twerks, but my girlfriend doesn't like twerks. She likes dinosaurs.
It's like, it's funny like, compared to the last call we get, this guy's calling in about like a trivial first date conversation. I don't know what to do.
The other guy's got a loaded gun to his head.
I don't know.
There's a lot of possible planets in.
The Goldilocks zone out there.
Yeah.
Also not to unwrap this. I don't know. I'm kind of on her side. Yeah, I guess I believe aliens exist, but not in a way that's significant to us in any way.
Sure. Yeah, I. Exactly. I'm like, yeah, you're not gonna date.
Me because I said that.
Yeah, you don't want to suck Andrew off.
Come on, man.
He's cute, this little guy. He's in the gym. He's in the gym. Now you can suck his dick.
Yeah. You're going to see the results of it in about two years, maybe. Yeah.
I mean, what do I actually think? Like, I. I don't give a. First and foremost, I do not give a. If I had to think about this. If I had to think about this for 30 seconds on each one, I would say, yeah, maybe they both probably exist. But I. But every time I start to even think, I'm like, who care? My brain can't. Thinking, who cares? Like, statistically, there's probably some kind of life out there, but again, not in a way that probably affects us. And, like, the older I get, when I was younger, I probably was like, everyone who talked about energy and spirits and all that I thought was stupid. The older I get, I kind of weirdly believe in some of that. And again, a way that's fully unknowable and that I'll never be able to. Like, the way they didn't understand germs in, like, the. In the, like, nine hundreds, the plague era. I think maybe if humanity doesn't blow itself up, it'll slowly understand, like, spiritual. Like, we'll probably be able to understand certain feelings that we get scientifically. Whatever. We're never going to understand it while I'm alive. I don't think any religion. I think religions are dumb. I think ghosts and alien arguments are dumb. I don't fucking care. I think you're fucking stupid as shit if this affects how you think of your girlfriend, I'll tell you that much. I think you're like, so anyway. What do you mean?
They haven't had the God conversation until five years in the relationship. Oh, you're Hasidic Jewish.
Yeah. I mean, this is just the God conversation, Junior. It's like. It's like if somebody doesn't believe in, you know, whatever, so. But it is very girl and guy coded in, like, science versus spirituality, you know? Anyway, whatever. Don't let this affect your relationship.
Grow up, I guess.
Grow up. You're a dumb little ass boy.
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Stavvy's World Bonus #119 - McDade's Maniacs Vol. 1 (Andrew Durso) [PATREON PREVIEW]
Release Date: March 13, 2025
In this bonus episode of "Stavvy's World," host Stavros Halkias engages in a candid and humorous discussion with his friends about the intriguing topics of ghosts and extraterrestrial life. The conversation delves into personal beliefs, relationship dynamics, and the broader implications of these supernatural and scientific ideas.
Stavros initiates the conversation by sharing a personal anecdote:
Stavros (01:29): "The other night me and my girlfriend were talking... the subject went over to ghosts and aliens..."
He sets the stage by highlighting the differing beliefs between him and his girlfriend—his skepticism towards ghosts and his openness to the possibility of alien life, contrasted with her firm disbelief in aliens.
The discussion quickly becomes lively as Stavros and his friends express their varied perspectives:
Unknown Guest (02:52): "Send her Neil DeGrasse Tyson videos until she converts."
Stavros (02:15): "I want to think I'm a pretty open-minded guy... It's way more reasonable to assume that somewhere on a planet similar to ours there could be life similar to ours."
Stavros emphasizes his logical approach to the existence of aliens, viewing it as a more plausible scenario compared to the supernatural tales of ghosts. However, his friends challenge him, questioning the significance of believing in aliens and deeming discussions about such topics trivial in the context of relationships.
The conversation shifts towards how differing beliefs can affect romantic relationships:
Unknown Guest (04:00): "Use this to an advantage... you can have a lot of conversation with your girlfriend over the years that you're going to need."
Stavros contemplates whether insisting his girlfriend accept the possibility of aliens is unreasonable, given his own disbelief in ghosts. His friends advise that such differences are minor and shouldn't impact the relationship significantly, comparing it to other trivial disagreements couples face.
Delving deeper, Stavros reflects on his evolving beliefs:
Stavros (05:06): "Maybe if humanity doesn't blow itself up, it'll slowly understand, like, spiritual... We'll probably be able to understand certain feelings that we get scientifically."
He acknowledges a shift from skepticism to a more open-minded stance as he ages, recognizing that human understanding of the unknown continually evolves. Despite this, he maintains a critical view of organized religion and paranormal beliefs, expressing frustration over how these topics are leveraged in personal relationships.
The group touches on gender-specific beliefs and how they play out in relationships:
Unknown Guest (06:37): "They haven't had the God conversation until five years in the relationship... it's very girl and guy coded in, like, science versus spirituality."
This segment explores the stereotypical divide where men are perceived as more scientifically inclined while women are associated with spirituality. The discussion suggests that such gendered beliefs should not hinder relationships, emphasizing maturity and understanding.
As the conversation wraps up, Stavros reiterates his stance:
Stavros (05:06): "...I think religions are dumb. I think ghosts and alien arguments are dumb. I don't fucking care."
He concludes by advising listeners not to let differing beliefs over supernatural or extraterrestrial topics disrupt their relationships, advocating for personal growth and mutual respect.
Stavros (01:29): "Is it unreasonable for me to ask her to believe in aliens if I know I'm never gonna believe in ghosts?"
Unknown Guest (02:52): "Send her Neil DeGrasse Tyson videos until she converts."
Stavros (02:15): "It's way more reasonable to assume that somewhere on a planet similar to ours there could be life similar to ours."
Unknown Guest (04:00): "Use this to an advantage... this is a nice thing for you to talk about."
Stavros (05:06): "I think religions are dumb. I think ghosts and alien arguments are dumb. I don't fucking care."
Summary
In this engaging bonus episode, Stavros Halkias and his friends navigate the complex terrain of belief in ghosts and aliens, intertwining personal anecdotes with broader philosophical inquiries. The conversation underscores the importance of respecting differing viewpoints within relationships and challenges listeners to consider how supernatural beliefs can influence personal dynamics. Through humor and honest dialogue, the episode offers valuable insights into balancing skepticism and openness in the realm of the unknown.