Chapter
Life in Combat
51:51 - 56:14 (04:23)
The podcast talks about what it's like to be an American platoon in a firefight and the simple things that one needs to do in order to survive like eating, walking, hiding, and sleeping. The Last Patrol, a long, hard, and weird trip that entailed walking 400 miles along railroad lines and sleeping under bridges, woods, and abandoned buildings, was also discussed.
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The speaker talks about his experience of walking 400 miles along railroad lines, sleeping in abandoned buildings and the importance of simplifying life.
51:51 - 54:03 (02:12)
Summary
The speaker talks about his experience of walking 400 miles along railroad lines, sleeping in abandoned buildings and the importance of simplifying life. He discusses how combining male hierarchy with female lateral affiliation creates a complicated problem for authorities.
ChapterLife in Combat
Episode#513: Sebastian Junger — Seeking Freedom, Near-Death Experiences, and Reordering Your Place in the World
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
In this transcript, the speaker suggests a new project idea of walking from DC to New York along railroad lines to see what happens.
54:03 - 56:14 (02:10)
Summary
In this transcript, the speaker suggests a new project idea of walking from DC to New York along railroad lines to see what happens. He was inspired to do this after being in a combat zone and losing a fellow soldier.