Another special episode of Meandering kicks off with a Covid update 2021 and an analysis of the selfishness at play (6:00). When then tackle the "Doctrine of Discovery" a 600 year old document that still impacts civilization today and instilled through Catholic orders that European settlers could take land they discovered over "by any means" and Sacha breaks down the Catholic Church's involvement and what their goals both seen and unseen could have been 600 years ago (32:00). The guys discuss the vibes of Europe and the variety of cultures that could have influenced the European landscape back then including the Vikings and Asian cultures. Some theorizing emerges as to what drove the greed and hostility.  The connection between the doctrine of discovery and American slavery is discussed (61:00). A bigger discussion on the modern impacts the Doctrine of Discovery has had continues as Meandering discusses gentrification, the economy, modern government and more. We also discuss a few more personality traits and psychoanalyze the minds of people who think too much of their abilities ala the " Dunning Kruger Effect " (84:00). For the closing hour of this episode we go back and forth on the recent second impeachment of Donald Trump and the guys share their thoughts on last week's developments and the lasting effects a President like we just had will have on certain people and ideologies in this country.  We also tackle the removal of certain people and organizations from social media and the rising censorship cases setting precedents in America (120:00)