Oh man, Terrence Howard really went deep into some wild stuff during our conversation. One of the strangest things was when he talked about his first memory being from inside his mother’s womb. He described it like a dream where he was conscious and even had a feeling of being aware of his own existence. How trippy is that?

Then he mentioned how people perceive him as just an actor and don’t realize he’s got this whole other side with his thoughts on numbers and the universe. He brought up Nikola Tesla’s quote about the significance of the numbers three, six, and nine, saying if people understood that, they’d unlock the secrets to the universe. That’s some serious mind-bending stuff!

And then there's the way he reacted to the criticism he faced from the media, like when they labeled him as having a "dangerous mind." It’s fascinating how he feels that when you challenge the norm, you often get pushed aside.

Terrence was all about pushing boundaries, man. Just a really interesting dude with some out there ideas!

You know, it's interesting—Terrence Howard has some pretty out-there ideas. Like, he really dives into the whole concept of the universe and energy, especially with that whole thing about the numbers three, six, and nine. He believes that if we could grasp the significance of those numbers, we’d unlock some major secrets. I get it—there’s a mystical quality to that thinking, but I think sometimes it strays into territory that feels a bit too abstract for my taste.

Also, he’s got this unique take on how the media spins narratives about people. I mean, he got labeled as a "dangerous mind" and that just shows how the media can misrepresent someone’s intentions or ideas. I totally get that frustration with how people can be demonized for their views. But at the same time, some of his theories might come off as a bit convoluted to those who don’t share that same wavelength.

So while I respect the man and his creativity, I don’t always vibe with the depth of some of his ideas. It's that classic thing where you appreciate someone's perspective, but you also have to maintain your own grounding in reality. It’s a delicate balance, man.