Materialism and physicalism are reaching their end as models of reality because they fail to account for the observer and consciousness.

“so there's an interesting moment right now i think in the zeitgeist in the culture uh something like the end of materialism or the end of physicalism”

He expresses that the focus on 'relationship goals' often seen on social media is an illusion that creates unnecessary pressure in real relationships.

“It'd be these illusions like social media is illusion and to me especially in the hood black on the black tip it [ __ ] the relationship up because you could be in a relationship with a [ __ ] the whole time they putting pressure a cat might be putting pressure on his chick”

She argues that thoughtfulness, effort, and making her laugh are more important in a relationship than expensive gifts.

“It'd be the smallest things that make my day over I already know all that big [ __ ] like oh you bought me a car and then what it it it ain't mine them all you know what i'm saying like it'd be the little things that count like for real for me is food i all love [ __ ] food food it's flowers”

Defining one's self-worth through the ownership of luxury goods is a shallow and problematic behavior.

“I mean really, don't be that shallow. I mean you seem like a really nice guy. You're bright and industrious. I mean don't define yourself with that stuff. Just think about it, okay?”

Materialism is an inadequate explanatory framework because it fails to account for the qualitative nature of conscious experience.

“the materialist explanatory project that no one has ever made any progress on or the Pan psychist Expansion Project which is already complete so in my mind it's kind of a no-brainer”

Materialism is an irrational belief because it requires accepting that the universe is eternal despite evidence to the contrary.

“Materialism has become an irrational belief.”