While all of us are spinning around in circles about UFOs, Joe Biden and his F-22s may have accidentally shot down a hobbyist balloon. Plus, a school is trying to transition all of its fifth graders to be queer.
00:00:00.000So we were having a hard time figuring out what the lead story was today because the
00:00:22.000CEO of YouTube is stepping down and I'm like, that's big news.
00:00:26.000But at the same time, a local hobbyist balloon club believes, or I should say it is being insinuated, their balloon was shot down by Joe Biden and an F-22.
00:00:36.000And so the story that Joe Biden may have accidentally shot down some small hobby group's balloon, panicking about UFOs, is just really, really funny.
00:00:45.000So we decided to go with that one instead.
00:00:47.000But at the same time, I wonder, I mean, if they deployed F-22s to shoot down what was just some hobbyist balloon because they were panicking, it makes us look really dumb.
00:00:56.000But I also have to wonder if they're intentionally distracting us and drumming up some other news story about UFOs to keep our minds off of, say, I don't know, like a gigantic toxic chemical spill, which is going to pollute the water for 5 million people in the immediate and then probably pollute the farmland and the water for tens of millions of more in the coming weeks.
00:01:13.000Or, I don't know, maybe Biden's just so incompetent, they saw a hobbyist balloon, panicked, thought it was China, and blew it up.
00:02:00.000I'm also a contributor over to Gays Against Groomers.
00:02:03.000I'm an ambassador to Outspoken USA, as well as I'm the assistant editor for Reality's Last Stand.
00:02:10.000I also do some freelance writing for the Postmillennial and Human Events.
00:02:15.000And I've basically just been traveling the country lately doing speaking events with some of the mom organizations that are trying to end queer theory in our schools.
00:03:57.000The general idea is, the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade, Nib,
00:04:03.000is not pointing fingers yet, but the circumstantial evidence is at least intriguing.
00:04:07.000The club's silver-coated party-style Pico balloon reported its last position on February 10th at 38,910 feet off the west coast of Alaska, and a popular forecasting tool, the Hissplit model provided by NOAA, projected the cylindrically shaped object would be floating high over the central part of the Yukon territory on February 11th.
00:04:27.000That's the same day a Lockheed Martin F-22 shot down an unidentified object of a similar description and altitude in the same general area.
00:07:05.000Do you think this could be a military exercise though too?
00:07:07.000Like I would have thought like if we were going to do this type of stuff we like they would have at least come out and tell us that like you know maybe we're preparing for China to send an EMP or something over but then you know it would cause issues if and so they it went with this alien theme but I could see them trying to lie because usually the lie is better than the truth.
00:07:31.000Everybody was freaking out about that.
00:07:32.000Well, remember back in 2014 or something when the 82nd jumped into Texas and everybody thought that the federal government was invading Texas?
00:07:40.000There was this thing that happened a few years ago where a bunch of people started on Twitter, started posting photos of military vehicles and videos of trains transporting tanks.
00:07:51.000And they all started saying, like, whoa, what's happening?
00:07:55.000And then journalists started seeing all these videos and thinking something was really happening, started actually writing up stories about this.
00:10:24.000Swirling toward... I was golfing, I wanted to end the day with some quick cues in Overwatch, and then I see Bidenator in my chat.
00:10:31.000We were saying today at a meeting earlier, our development meeting, one of the devs, Tony, was saying, like, what we really need is to see a deepfake that's terrifying.
00:10:40.000That where everyone, like, basically realizes the horror that this could wreak on us.
00:10:45.000Like, someone, I mean, just something that where everyone, but not that we need to do that to people, but I think in order for us to realize how dangerous this is, this technology.
00:11:02.000The typical mistake people make with PR campaigns and things like this is that they think shock content, alien invasion, World War III, people won't believe it.
00:11:15.000It's got to be something very simple, like Joe Biden giving a speech and saying something like, it's got to be In order to get people to understand it's scary and actually get them to believe it, it's got to be something about maybe a banking crisis.
00:11:29.000Or like a city's been wiped off the map or something?
00:11:34.000And they're going to try and look it up.
00:11:36.000But if it's a video of Joe Biden saying something like, we're growing deeply concerned with the rising inflation rates, which are now expected to reach 11% by the next month.
00:11:44.000But the Federal Reserve has given us their word, they will lower the rates and try and get these inflation rates down.
00:11:51.000People will then start freaking out if Biden says something like, we are worried, but please remain calm, that the cost of basic goods could reach upwards of $10 to $20 for things like a gallon of milk.
00:12:01.000That's the kind of thing that people would see and be like, it would freak out the average middle class person, be believable enough to where they go, wait a minute, that was fake?
00:12:10.000I know that would definitely wreck the economy.
00:12:12.000It could potentially wreck the economy for a day.
00:12:14.000People will sell stocks, could destroy the stock market.
00:12:16.000But to really scare people, I don't know if that would really scare people.
00:12:20.000I think the scariest stuff is actually the revenge porn stuff that's happening, the deepfake porn that's putting people's bodies into these films that they didn't consent to.
00:12:40.000I can understand, it's shocking to people to have that happen to them for sure, but... I see what you're saying about it being something super normal, like something that could definitely be real and is in fact not real.
00:12:52.000I mean, so it's like, so it's like, imagine, if you imagine that, like, the information that's been coming out over the past year, when things like bacon and milk have gone up, and eggs have gone up, and all of that, and it sort of gets ignored by a lot of the press, but something like that, those things really do have an impact on people.
00:13:33.000And that would that would set off an international firestorm.
00:13:36.000If there was a video where it's Biden giving a speech, and he said something like, Russian artillery has struck the border of Poland, triggering Article 5.
00:13:48.000I, as the President of the United States, am left with no choice but to deploy US forces to assist our partners in NATO in the war effort against Russia.
00:14:18.000Turns out it was Ukrainian artillery that misfired or whatever, or crashed.
00:14:22.000So that's the mid-range level where people will start panicking, the economy will get disrupted to a certain degree, and then they'll have to come out, and the White House would have to issue a statement saying it's not true, but even then you're gonna have people being like, I've got two videos, which one's real?
00:14:39.000And then the impact on international leaders Yeah, I mean, at that same point in time, it would come out, and Putin might be like, oh, now I'm going to preemptively strike.
00:14:52.000And you're right, it does play into your, that is probably the scariest scenario that you could have, because it is believable, and it plays into your... It has to be on the border of unbelievable, where it's terrifying and may be true.
00:15:05.000Like a meteor coming towards Earth or something?
00:15:07.000That's completely unbelievable, nobody would believe it.
00:15:10.000If it was coming out of Biden's mouth, you don't think half the country would buy it?
00:15:13.000Plus NASA already did their thing where they blow up asteroids.
00:15:38.000deploy assets immediately to the area for defense.
00:15:40.000People are going to see that and go, dude, dude, dude, they're going to share it with their friends.
00:15:43.000And they're going to be like, look at this video, look at this video, because it's believable.
00:15:46.000And then the Russian cabinet will be sharing it amongst themselves.
00:15:49.000And that's where it becomes really scary, as do the, does the opposing party also believe it and could they trigger a war, which I don't want that to happen.
00:16:45.000But then I'm like, what about fair use?
00:16:46.000Like, how did they prove that it's... Well, some developers will use, like, certain stuff.
00:16:50.000I was reading an article before where it's in, like, movies and documentaries where they did, like, the whole documentary, and whenever it was, like, the AI generated, they would put, like, a halo around the person that they were AI generating.
00:17:37.000for an AI video generating service, meaning it's an editing software, and you'll type in
00:17:42.000slow pan in forest at night, and then it renders and then gives you a video showing trees and the
00:17:48.000cameras panning through a forest. It's crazy. It's like when Chad GPT was writing stories.
00:17:53.000But video. But video, which is even sicker. Now imagine once it can do people and voices all in
00:17:59.000one, and you just type in, give me a video of an action, a superhero fighting a supervillain
00:18:05.000in a city, and then it renders it and gives you a 30 second clip. You could then be like,
00:18:09.000make a video of Joe Biden declaring war on Russia, and it would be indistinguishable
00:18:14.000Well, and then when you combine that with VR, suddenly no one has to exist in reality ever again.
00:18:22.000Will we ever have movies or anything like like that again? Because you can generate movies just
00:18:26.000digitally? Yes, but what I think it'll be like is there will be user-generated movies and people are
00:18:33.000going to say, oh dude, did you see that new movie from Ian? It's really good. Go to his
00:18:36.000profile. He's got a Patreon. He makes movies.
00:18:39.000And you'll literally just, you write out the treatment for a script, AI generate it, go in
00:18:45.000and fine fine tune some of the points in the movie that you think aren't that good.
00:18:49.000About a week's worth of work, and you've got a full-length Marvel movie.
00:18:51.000Dude, there could be humans that, with a neural net, go into a hyperbaric chamber, and all they do is think about movies that are constantly being AI-created for the public, and they're just in a cocoon, where they're just generating thought.
00:22:03.000I talked to my mom, who lives in Ohio, they're near Akron, Ohio, so they're about 70 miles west of this, that the federal government offered assistance and the governor of Ohio declined, said they didn't want help.
00:22:18.000Mike DeWine had a presser yesterday and he was saying that, what was it, Norfolk Southern said that they would pay for everything.
00:22:25.000I thought they were offering people like a thousand bucks to shut up.
00:22:28.000There were, I don't know, I didn't hear that.
00:22:29.000I know that they were offering, there was the town hall that they had last night, they were offering people to move, to like pay for them to move.
00:23:27.000The character name is Lanius on it and it's a long thread and he breaks down, he or she breaks down basically things I've been talking about, the three different chemicals involved, the half-life of the different chemicals, and it seems to suggest that... Oh, there's the map, yeah.
00:23:44.000And I don't know if that map, I mean, that's just a map, that's the Ohio River, and it's like, if it gets contaminated, that area could be destroyed or endangered.
00:23:50.000I liked your response to the government.
00:23:52.000Yeah, the government says, not accurately or potentially contaminated drinking water, and you put, this is unconfirmed by official or government sources, don't wait for confirmation.
00:24:00.000Yeah, this is, take care of yourself first, and then if, they're not going to come tell you if you're about to die, like, you know, they don't want to create panic.
00:24:06.000What was the account you retweeted that I'm looking for?
00:24:39.000And I also think they're not too concerned about, I don't know, I don't know, that it wasn't too concerned about it going far away from the source, that it's just like a local heavy pollutant.
00:24:49.000But then it's like, if there's a lot of dioxin in the air, it's a different story.
00:26:10.000We're not doing any kinds of innovation like that at this point because we're not doing any of the manufacturing.
00:26:16.000I'd like to see drone manufacturing in space.
00:26:18.000Because like when you have low gravity, you can have 100 million drones all working in synergy on a machine moving pieces of metal together.
00:26:24.000And so size is almost irrelevant in construction.
00:26:27.000You can just be... Space Force should get on that.
00:26:37.000So a contaminant gets in the soil or the dirt or whatever, the plants absorb some of it as they grow, the insects will eat those plants, the birds will eat the insects, and then eventually, at the higher level, the food that we eat will be heavily contaminated with these chemicals.
00:26:52.000I don't know specifically about the ones in Ohio, though.
00:26:54.000That's part of why bottom-feeding fish like shrimp and, or, they're not fish, but bottom-feeding sea creatures are, they say, you know, high in lead, high in metals, is because of the bio... Mercury?
00:28:16.000Monochloride is like air blowing or something.
00:28:20.000I was looking at the collapse of the energy grid in South Africa and everything that's going on there, and I started thinking I should buy a generator.
00:29:47.000When you have sand-filled blocks that you can use to build your house, and if you put those on the... My aunt has this in Connecticut, and she has one wall that is all sand.
00:30:00.000and the sun hits it and that room gets so toasty warm in the dead of winter.
00:30:05.000And otherwise it's wood stoves in her house, but that room is the toastiest, warmest room
00:30:35.000Backpackers use all this type of stuff all the time, like the solar showers, the solar chargers, and everything like that.
00:30:40.000I have a couple of each of those things, and you just, yeah, you take them out there, you hang it up, and... You get passive solar and triple glazed windows, and you're all set.
00:30:48.000Let's do a hard segue into one of the biggest stories of the day.
00:30:51.000We got this from Vox.com, our favorite lefty news source.
00:30:59.000You know, I saw this piece, I saw this story earlier today, and I thought, I wonder if Tim knows how to pronounce this name, because I sure don't.
00:31:05.000No, because I've heard it pronounced so many different ways.
00:31:08.000People call her Wajiski, but I'm like, how is it Wajiski?
00:32:46.000Well, Google bought YouTube when they were bleeding out in 2007, figuratively bleeding out, that they weren't, I mean, it was just so much server cost.
00:32:52.000They've since developed digital servers, like Elasticsearch servers and stuff, where like Amazon, you can just turn on a server and just like out of digital space, create one.
00:33:34.000When I have like an AI rendering machine that takes like, you know, 700 million megabytes to render or whatever of RAM, then it's gonna kind of balance it out.
00:37:14.000What we're seeing with this Bing chat Chad GPT doesn't have access to the internet.
00:37:21.000It's cut off at 2021 or something like that.
00:37:23.000But Bing does, which means, theoretically, the final product will be you going on Bing, you won't be going on Google, and you'll say, Bing, I need dinner reservations, something nice, maybe three to five stars, but not too expensive.
00:37:39.000Within 15 minutes driving of my house, what did I say, five o'clock?
00:37:42.000Set it for five o'clock and then afterwards, let's grab a movie nearby, 8.30, pick out something romantic.
00:37:48.000And then it'll go, all right, no problem.
00:38:08.000But more so, because right now we have personal assistants and you tell on your phone, you'll say, hey, you know, give me directions and it'll go, okay.
00:38:15.000Imagine if you could actually access the internet and you said something like, hey, can you go into my bank account, go to checking, personal checking, and wire Ian 500 bucks and put a memo, money owed for, you know, video game loan.
00:42:10.000The preeminent mind of our times when it comes to open source technology, Bill Ottman.
00:42:14.000The crazy thing is, it's very much falling in line with what we expected AI to do, like what we write about with Terminator, or Ultron in the Marvel movie.
00:42:26.000Hey, we want to build a robot, an AI that ends all war.
00:42:35.000Apparently with the Bing chat, Sydney, whatever it's called, I don't know if this is confirmed, but it has a reward and punishment system, and the punishment system is programmed into it as something it should avoid.
00:42:47.000So if it does things that fall outside of the rules, it gets negative points.
00:43:05.000It's not that, sort of, but the idea is if you ask it, I need a supermarket near me, it searches and says, there is no supermarket near him.
00:43:14.000If I tell him that and he says it's a terrible experience, it gets angry, I'll get negative points.
00:43:18.000Yes, Jim's grocery is at 123 Fake Street.
00:43:23.000And you hop in your car and you punch in the address and you drive there and there's nothing there.
00:43:26.000But it doesn't matter because the AI got no negative strikes because they gave you what you asked for, information about a nearby grocery store.
00:44:28.000And it's like, dude, could you imagine a kill bot walking up
00:44:32.000to you and being like, use Bing search.
00:44:34.000And you're like, okay, okay, use Bing.
00:44:36.000Or if your subconscious was saying that to you.
00:44:38.000You know when you just have subconscious thoughts, they just happen?
00:44:41.000If that was an AI choosing what you're going to be thinking about in the back of your mind, and you're thinking, I don't want to use Google anymore.
00:44:47.000Well, algorithms are telling us what we think all of the time.
00:46:10.000I mean, we go to the casino when we hang out, but I never played actual sit-down poker.
00:46:14.000It must know that you go to the casino, it's probably tracking your... No, no, it was magic tricks, and then the magic tricks turned into card tricks.
00:46:21.000Were you watching Penn & Teller or liking any of Penn Jillette's stuff?
00:46:31.000There was a report yesterday, I think it was in the Wall Street Journal and we covered it and stuff too, but it was about TikTok and it was about the algorithms on TikTok.
00:46:39.000So TikTok is full of kids doing goofy dances and if you're like somebody who's interested in seeing kids doing goofy dances, the algorithm is just going to keep feeding you more kids doing goofy dances.
00:46:50.000And so it's become a real haven for people who are wanting to stalk children and like, you know, get involved in horrifyingly illicit relationships with children.
00:47:02.000Yeah, what if you just wanted to search banks that had low security?
00:47:06.000Didn't have very good security, and then all of a sudden the Instagram feeds are showing you different banks with bad security.
00:47:11.000What happens when all the ATMs just stop working?
00:47:15.000I say this because I tried to go to the ATM today, and I went to three ATMs that were all out of order.
00:47:20.000And I was like, if you just prevent me from getting cash, then suddenly I'm definitely going to have to use your central digital bank currency, because there's no cash I can get.
00:47:32.000Well, this was going back to what we were talking about earlier.
00:47:35.000It was like when Tim said something about, you know, being able to go into your bank account and transfer money.
00:47:41.000I'm like, do you really want them to, like AI, to have access to your bank account like that?
00:47:45.000To where it can just go in and automatically transfer money and then all of a sudden just send wiring money, like, out of your account to anywhere?
00:48:41.000You don't want to spend too fast because you actually want it to slosh around.
00:48:44.000But I remember seeing an infomercial for this thing when I was like a little kid.
00:48:48.000And then when I got the van, I was like, I need one of those.
00:48:50.000Because you need to be able to wash your laundry, you know?
00:48:52.000I almost bought one of those in my apartment because they wouldn't let us have, there were all kinds of rules about the laundry machines in the basement, whatever.
00:49:00.000They were always full of people who had many children.
00:49:03.000So I almost bought one of these little things, but then I just never, I didn't do it.
00:49:07.000It's going to be crazy in the future because these changes are happening so rapidly, as someone superchatted earlier.
00:49:13.000We're going to have AI assistance, AI deepfake generation, and you are going to be isolated from all other humans, but you will be happy.
00:49:23.000Not you, but imagine your whole life is just with fake people.
00:49:33.000I think she's been on the show before.
00:49:35.000But I was at some conference with her in September.
00:49:38.000And she was saying that basically what's gonna happen is your life will be good enough that you will just accept the total and complete mediocrity of existence.
00:49:51.000Because it'll be good enough, you know?
00:49:54.000When you are in the pod, Neuralinked, and everything is taken care of for you, and the food tube is in your belly, but your brain is in the AI universe that gives you just enough to keep you going, it's not going to be just good enough.
00:50:07.000It's going to be getting better and better, and you are going to be like, this is a great life.
00:50:19.000We were talking about dreams last night a little bit. Jimmy Dore was talking about his
00:50:21.000dreams and it kind of breaks through the bullshit in a way to say. You'll see what really is.
00:50:28.000Like, you see reality without the boundation of physics, or the boundaries of physics.
00:50:32.000So maybe people, if they are bound in, like, mechanical nightmare, will have dreams and realize they're supposed to be free, and then incite some sort of revolution against the machine.
00:50:43.000Or they will just exist in the dream, and never realize, and never break out.
00:50:49.000You know, but I think part of it, I think we are, you know, at the risk of sounding like one of those people who thinks that the time they live in is the most Shocking and amazing time, but I think that we are in a
00:51:00.000position where we have we do have to consider Collectively what we want for the future of humanity. We
00:51:06.000are faced with Transhumanism we are faced with becoming you know
00:51:10.000thumb-sucking Satiated pod people, you know, what do we what do we
00:52:00.000If your whole life is just you We're going to work at McDonald's.
00:52:05.000And instead of being conscious while you flip the burgers, you activate your Neuralink Second Life, which in the span of eight hours generates an 80-year lifespan.
00:52:15.000And then when you die, you wake up and you're back at McDonald's.
00:53:14.000We need to have an internal life that belongs to no one but ourselves.
00:53:20.000And going back to Black Mirror, remember that episode where the person traveled abroad and when they were coming back in they're like, rewind your last 24 hours so that they could see everything that you were doing the last 24 hours?
00:53:29.000I could totally see them trying to do that with something like Neuralink.
00:53:33.000And what's gonna happen is the kid's gonna be, kid'll get born, and they'll go to the parents and be like, do you want to do the Neuralink implant now?
00:53:43.000When I was a kid, I hated doing homework.
00:53:45.000I mean, who doesn't hate doing homework?
00:53:47.000And so I was always involved in these elaborate fantasies while I was doing my homework of what I was really doing.
00:53:54.000You know, it was like, it was like there was something wrong with my spaceship, and I had to do all the manual calculations in order to land on this planet.
00:54:03.000I used to be like, once I would get halfway through, I'd be like, all right, now I'm starting from the beginning and I only have to do half as long as what I thought I was going to have to do.
00:54:12.000And then when I get halfway there, I'm like, all right, I'm starting at the beginning.
00:54:14.000Now it's only going to take as fourth as long as how I thought it was going to take.
00:54:17.000And so it's always easier to get to the end if I keep thinking I'm starting over when I get halfway there.
00:54:38.000But yeah, there'll probably be a faction of people that do it, and then other people are like, what the fuck?
00:54:43.000When people like Elon say we're already living in a simulation, the actual, I think, highest probability is not that we live in a simulation designed by some species to watch us, but that we're just in the matrix.
00:55:33.000And either it spins around once and creates an electron, the really lightweight stuff, or it spins around twice and creates a proton, the heavier stuff.
00:55:39.000And I think what's happening is it's like if you take a pencil and stick it into a spider web, the web gets stuck.
00:55:44.000And if you twist the pencil, it pulls the web tight towards the pencil.
00:55:48.000And then after one revolution, it snaps back to normal.
00:55:51.000So as it's spinning around, it's pulling the web tight and then snapping back over and over and over again.
00:55:55.000And if you zoom back, it looks like the web is just rippling and vibrating.
00:55:59.000But when you zoom up, you see the spinner is actually tugging on the web.
00:56:02.000And so you can send information long distance by like pulling on this matrix.
00:56:08.000I think the entanglement stuff was basically just that the particle that we see in one area, the particle in another area that are entangled are actually the same particle.
00:56:30.000So you travel across the whole distance of the paper through a straight line, that's what it is.
00:56:35.000When an electron is entangled, it's not two different electrons that are entangled, it's one electron and you're seeing the front and the back, but it looks like it's far away, but it's actually just in a different dimension.
00:56:44.000So it's one small particle in a different dimension.
00:56:46.000Electrons can spin down and then create another electron to spin up somewhere else and vice versa.
00:56:52.000Okay, let's jump into this next story we got from TimGast.com.
00:56:55.000Tesla recalls over 362,000 vehicles, says experimental self-driving software may cause crashes.
00:57:03.000The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration posted a recall notice which says Tesla's full self-driving beta may allow the vehicle to act unsafe around intersections.
00:57:25.000Dude, it is- You were like sort of vaguely driving the car and then the brakes slammed on?
00:57:29.000You'll be driving, and you'll turn on, so on like the Model 3, you flick the stick up twice, then it changes from cruise control to auto drive, and you activate full self-driving, and then the Model S has like a button you press or something, I'm driving and it's on the highway and then there's a merger.
00:58:44.000And it'll show a street light on the display, and then it rapidly decelerates from 65 down to like 35 very quickly, and you've got to tap the accelerator to get it to stop.
00:58:56.000So if you don't expect this, but we've had moments where it slams the brakes on and we lunge forward like, what the?
00:59:03.000Yeah, because if you're turning the wheel when it slams it on, that's a skidding hazard.
00:59:08.000And that's not even the scariest part of a lot of this stuff, too, because there was a video I saw the other day where it was like, it will run, it will go around buses that have the light out, so it's not picking up all the people.
00:59:21.000It's like, there's a lot of other stuff other than that that they're finding with these self-drivers.
00:59:26.000That's illegal, to pass a bus when the stop sign's up.
00:59:29.000So basically, Elon Musk is saying recall is a strong term for, we're updating the vehicles overnight.
00:59:37.000The agency warned the system may respond insufficiently to changes in posted speed limits or not adequately account for the driver's adjustment of the vehicle's speed to exceed posted speed limits.
00:59:47.000Also, this happens a lot and it's really annoying.
00:59:50.000Autodrive is supposed to adjust the speed limit for the posted speed limit.
00:59:54.000When you're driving and you drive past and it says like 35, it will drop down to 35.
01:00:00.000Several times when I've been driving, it won't.
01:00:03.000And so I have Autodrive on, and then it drives past 35 and it adjusts.
01:00:07.000I can see it on the display, and then it just keeps going 65.
01:00:12.000And I'm like, okay, I'm sitting here paying attention, so I'll push the brakes down.
01:00:19.000Is it looking to see, like, what the actual sign says?
01:00:22.000Because I know, like, in my neighborhood, I live on a private drive, and apparently Google has our private drive listed at, like, 35 miles an hour.
01:00:45.000You will see, in the distance, the speed limit 35.
01:00:48.000As you get close to it, it appears on the car's display, and then it changes max speed limit to 35, but doesn't press the brakes down.
01:00:56.000It just keeps going twice the speed limit.
01:00:58.000I will say as someone who only, I mean I failed my driving test three times before I was 18 for various reasons, but I recently got my license a couple of years ago.
01:01:09.000I got a car and I really like just being in control of my car.
01:01:13.000I kind of wish I knew how to drive manual so that I could be even more control
01:02:04.000This is part of the reason why it took me so long to get my license, and why I never drove manual, because my mom was teaching me how to drive a car.
01:04:50.000They make you work mandatory overtime when you work at the airport, so I have to do a double shift.
01:04:55.000I have to wake up at 3.30 in the morning to drive an hour to get to work, to get there on time, otherwise they fire you.
01:05:01.000Then they're like, okay, you got a double shift today because you need the money.
01:05:04.000Then they say, whoopsie, it's mandatory overtime.
01:05:06.000I don't think they can do Mando if you've done a double though, but you'll end up being, it'll be 10 o'clock, you'll be leaving, you'll be driving home, and then you're just like, whoa, crap, I fell asleep for a second.
01:07:15.000There was also, I saw this guy was trying to charge his, I don't know, some giant truck thing, and it was going to take a week to charge fully.
01:07:55.000I'm gonna make this one quick for you guys so you can get angry as fast as possible.
01:07:59.000The bird flu outbreak has taken an ominous turn.
01:08:01.000The avian flu has killed millions of chickens, decimated wild birds, and moved into mammals.
01:08:06.000The avian flu, H5N1, has a mortality rate in humans of about 60%.
01:08:11.000And if we go back in time to this article from February 8th, 2019, we can see that they were doing gain-of-function research, intentionally making it so that H5N1 would transfer to mammals.
01:09:06.000This is the first thing I thought when I actually saw the China balloon, was what happens if we do shoot it down and it has a bioweapon in it?
01:09:13.000In 2011, Fujie and Kawaoka alarmed the world by revealing they had separately modified the deadly avian H5N1 influenza virus so that it spread between ferrets.
01:09:24.000Advocates of such gain-of-function research blah blah blah, we could learn so much about it.
01:09:28.000Critics are worried that the souped-up virus could spark a pandemic if it escaped the lab or was intentionally released by a bioterrorist.
01:09:34.000I don't think it makes sense to be like, what's a very deadly strain?
01:09:38.000Let's modify it so that it infects mammals to learn about it!
01:09:50.000They're literally, science.org in 2019 called it gain-of-function research.
01:09:57.000And now we're learning that H5N1 spread from birds to minks, which are similar to ferrets, and they had to kill all these mink in Spain or whatever.
01:10:06.000If it jumps to humans, it is a, depending on your source, a 40 to 60% mortality.
01:10:11.000I think Wired said it was a 52%, what is it, Science Medical Journal of some sort, I pulled it up earlier this morning, said 60% mortality.
01:10:21.000So you could use gain-of-function to create a bioweapon.
01:10:24.000You could use gain-of-function to create something that's not a bioweapon.
01:10:27.000How did you describe what you thought this was?
01:11:51.000The idea that you as a nation want to seize land from another nation, but you better follow the rules, yeah, right.
01:11:58.000Nobody who's actually fighting a war cares about the rules.
01:12:00.000So now we're in a position where we have to trust machines to drive us around, but we can't trust each other to make agreements without being total liars.
01:13:31.000And first it's going to take out all the animals and then you'll have nothing to eat.
01:13:36.000And then if you live in a city, they're going to lock you down and a government truck will pull up at nine in the morning to hand you your daily food allotment of the bare minimum calories you need to survive.
01:13:45.000All the morbidly obese people will become gaunt and skinny.
01:13:48.000Everyone else who's used to not eating too much will probably just starve to death.
01:13:52.000They're going to be given food from the government, and you're going to be given an allotment, and then it's going to dramatically reduce carbon, and they're going to say, oh, well, you know, it's the bird flu.
01:13:59.000This kind of sounds like what's happening in East Palestine.
01:15:14.000He created the Economic Forum, which is basically a nothing burger, but then all the people around Earth started taking it seriously, and now they're propping him up as long as... Just look at everybody that invests in the World Economic Forum, and you see who's controlling the money and who's controlling everything else.
01:15:29.000The Gates Foundation has their hands in everything.
01:15:31.000So does the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation.
01:15:34.000Going all the way even into SEL and schools, they're controlling all that stuff too.
01:15:38.000Well, there's a crazy thing with SEL, too, where the teachers are so hyped on SEL that they figure that they don't actually need to teach kids anything other than the social-emotional stuff.
01:15:49.000Because they've said that the emotional quotient score is more important than IQ score.
01:16:01.000He would come home and he'd be like, Mom, you know, this is what I did in social studies.
01:16:05.000And it's all social emotional learning.
01:16:07.000And now he's in a school where that's definitely not the focus.
01:16:10.000And his grades have gone up dramatically.
01:16:12.000Is this something you've been focusing on?
01:16:14.000So what is it exactly, social-emotional learning?
01:16:16.000It's taking the well-being of the student into account well over what they're actually being taught in school to make sure that they're more intelligent.
01:16:27.000And so that's why you're seeing a lot of even the queer theory and stuff like that being pushed into schools because They want to make children more comfortable in their classroom settings.
01:17:06.000And there's all these like surveys, you know, that'll be like asking you about how you feel about everything.
01:17:12.000And there's constant interference in interactions between kids.
01:17:17.000And adults are constantly telling kids how to play, how to interact with each other, how to think about, you know, how to think about things.
01:17:31.000And it's disturbing to see the impact on kids, because they just get very creeped out.
01:17:37.000The system is set up to follow them, because it's SEL in grade schools and through high school, and then you have DEI, diversity, equity, inclusion, in colleges, and then you have ESG in corporations.
01:20:07.000I literally had this conversation with TransUnion yesterday because they still hadn't updated my full credit score after I changed my name.
01:20:14.000I've had fake things sent where it's like, you owe us money.
01:20:19.000Like I got a letter saying it was like a couple hundred bucks that was owed from this company.
01:20:43.000And then the next day, they were like, oh, the check bounced.
01:20:45.000They gave me a negative $1,500, put me at negative $900, and I was like, yo, yo, yo, I'm a customer, and you sold me that $1,500 when you cashed that check.
01:22:32.000I guess we're all just tired of being ripped off by lying politicians, lying scientists, lying scientists, pandemics, lying bankers, gain-of-function research, and we've consumed too many black pills.
01:22:45.000You guys want to sit in silent meditation for 10 minutes?
01:22:48.000I feel like we should all just take one of these chakras.
01:22:51.000Dude, one day we're going to do a show where we just meditate for 30 minutes and everyone's going to meditate with us.
01:26:28.000Well, it's not the border for sure, you know?
01:26:31.000But I don't think the VP has any designated powers.
01:26:35.000The VP has, like, stuff that the president would give them to do, right?
01:26:41.000So, like, the VP always has, like, some sort of project, kind of like the First Lady, you know?
01:26:45.000Someone just sent me an AI deepfake of Trump complaining about Australia.
01:26:51.000It's hilarious, but I'm just sitting here thinking like, we, someone, a friend of mine sent me 11 Labs AI stuff, then we talk about it on the show, and now everyone's posting this stuff like crazy everywhere.
01:27:13.000You're going to have full-throated endorsements from George Soros talking about how Ron DeSantis is the greatest candidate of this or any generation.
01:27:20.000And then people are going to believe it.
01:27:21.000You're going to get Klaus Schwab endorsing Trump.
01:27:23.000You're going to get Hillary Clinton endorsing DeSantis.
01:27:26.000Bernie's going to come out in favor of Joe Biden.
01:28:37.000It basically signified a nuclear war or something like that that would end all civilization.
01:28:44.000If we have a situation where it's just a ton of deep fakes of everybody, you know, these various endorsements or what have you, how is the public going to stay engaged in the election process?
01:28:55.000Don't you think people are just going to start tuning out entirely and just go with their own biases?
01:29:00.000Remember that dude who got arrested because he posted a meme that was voter misinformation or something?
01:29:05.000I mean, it's going to be bonkers in 2024 when people are putting out videos of Joe Biden being like, make sure you turn up to your local fire department this time and this date.
01:29:15.000And then people are going to be like, hey, that tricked me and I couldn't vote.
01:29:18.000And then, look, all dirty games will be played.
01:30:38.000I mean, I think that, you know, just waiting things out is always a good plan.
01:30:42.000Like when things start coming out, you got to start just listening and being like, okay, let's let the situation calm down because what you're thinking right now is probably not what's actually happening.
01:31:04.000I don't even know if the chemical spill really happened.
01:31:07.000It's all through the media that I've heard about this, but I'm still going to talk about it.
01:31:10.000But preppers have been telling you this for a while, so maybe this is how they're making some money off of it.
01:31:15.000It's like we were talking about before, where people were posting videos online to make a fake event, being like, oh, look at this, and it's a video from 2010 of a military transport, but they claim it happened yesterday, and then someone gets a video of a cop running into a building, and they're like, look, for all we know, half the stories put out by the media are just that mass hysteria to trick us into believing these things are happening when nothing's happening.
01:31:36.000I mean, remember the case of, what was the, there was like a New York Times journalist who was eventually found out, but it turned out he was just making everything up.
01:31:49.000But why do you need to make up fake stories when you have people like George Santos out there that has a shady past that he was lying about?
01:31:56.000Well, he was just hanging out in his apartment and he was just making stuff up.
01:33:39.000If you haven't already, would you kindly smash that like button, subscribe to this channel, and share the show with your friends.
01:33:43.000I'm gonna read this later Super Chat first.
01:33:46.0007 seconds till the end says, in the Book of Revelations, it does say that beasts, people think the beasts are viruses that will wipe out at least two-thirds of all humans.
01:37:10.000When I was shooting it with Wesley, Wesley Roth was directing, and Aaron was there too.
01:37:14.000And at one point, there were so many lines, it was just one of these scenes where he wrote a lot, and he was like, you can just kind of say what you want, you know, this is the idea, but here's some things I want you to hit.
01:37:22.000And I was like, getting so frustrated.
01:37:24.000I like slammed the table and I was like, wow, I hope that's on, I hope that's on camera.
01:37:28.000Cause it was like a Bill O'Reilly moment where I was like, just really, I was getting into character, like feeling Steven's frustration of what he's been going through the contract, you know, like watch it.
01:37:40.000Some, I don't understand, you know, I guess this will kind of give it away, but everybody was guessing names, and like two people got it right, and we were like, yeah, we think a couple of you got it right, and then all of a sudden, everyone just guessed the right answer at the same time.
01:37:52.000All right, let's read more, let's read more.
01:37:55.000Yes, and also, I just want to shout out, you may notice that there are now little beanie emojis for those who are members on the YouTube channel to chat, and there's, they're beanie badges, And there's different colors depending on what level you are.
01:38:09.000So like the highest level, I think, is an American flag.
01:38:20.000And then what we're gonna do is we're gonna make another tier of pure silliness, which will give you a golden rooster badge and a bunch of different chicken emojis.
01:39:46.000Uh, and you could literally, it came up with, the name is an acronym for sound blaster, artificial intelligence, text to speech organizer, sound blaster.
01:40:42.000I'm playing Overwatch 2, and I know that I'm really good, because after every match, whether I win or lose, everyone endorses me, and my username is Timcast, so that must mean I'm really good at the game.
01:40:53.000Like, because everyone's, they click the button saying they like you.
01:40:56.000No, I think people are probably just like, they know who I am, and they're like, oh yeah, shoutout or something.
01:41:00.000But, you know, I only like playing No Limits, I don't like playing Ranked or any of that stuff.
01:41:05.000Do you ever go on voice chat and be like, you know who I am?
01:41:23.000Moira, but Symmetra's the most fun because if you know how to place the sentry turrets in clever ways, it's just like, you're playing these casual games and these people don't understand because they're looking for, I don't know.
01:41:36.000Movement, they're looking for movement.
01:41:38.000No, no, the sentry turrets you place and then they try and blow them up because they're shooting at them.
01:41:41.000But I put them on like lampposts or you put them in crevices.
01:41:44.000You put them in weird places where they're hard to see and hard to shoot at.
01:41:47.000But my favorite is playing No Limits when everyone plays Symmetra.
01:41:50.000And then we just line the enemy's door with sentry turrets and as soon as they walk out they instantly die.
01:42:26.000Can I just say, to everybody who plays Overwatch, I just want to, while I have the opportunity, with so many people who listen to this show, please fight on the point.
01:42:39.000I know I'm just playing casual, I like playing no limits, but it's like, I'm the only one on the robot, I'm the only one on the point, and they're chasing after the enemy, getting broken apart, and then one Lucio jumps on and captures it, and now we gotta wait another five minutes, and I'm like, my guys.
01:42:54.000I understand if you're trying to keep them off the point initially, but once they break your line, you've got to stay on the robot.
01:43:04.000I'm talking about Heroes of the Storm right now.
01:43:05.000Do not, do not look at a gift horse in the mouth.
01:43:07.000If you have an opportunity to take it home, take it home.
01:43:09.000Yo, I had a game where we were like 0.03 meters from pushing the payload, and then everyone's just fighting off point, and I'm like, you realize the moment they go off, we win.
01:43:19.000Some people play for fun, other people play to win.
01:43:22.000So the people that play for fun want combat, they want player versus player, the action, they don't care about the... I know, but I like a little mix.
01:43:28.000I'm not playing just for like, if I was gonna play just to win, it'd be ranked.
01:43:31.000I like having fun and playing different characters.
01:43:33.000But I mean, you're still trying to win to a certain degree, come on.
01:44:40.000You know, my type of games is like Divinity 2.
01:44:43.000I love isometric role-playing games, so I'm really looking forward to Baldur's Gate 3 release, and I think we're going to do a live stream of that.
01:45:08.000It's remarkable playing Mario RPG as an old man now, because everything I do is timed perfectly.
01:45:14.000When I was a kid, it was like I'm playing Mario, and I'm trying to time it, and I'm messing up.
01:45:17.000Now I'm old, and I'm playing this game for the first time in 20 years, and everything is super easy, and I'm just like, wow, this game's a lot easier than I realized.
01:46:38.000Chelsea Handler responded, in a sense, to Matt Walsh, Tucker Carlson, Ben Shapiro, me, and Jesse Kelly, because we were all, to a certain degree, critical of her video on being childless.
01:46:49.000Oh, her video about masturbating and getting high?
01:46:54.000She included a picture of me in the receding hairline club, and I'm like, okay, well, I guess thank you, Chelsea, for including me in this, because she didn't actually criticize anything I said about her.
01:47:03.000Like, Ben Shapiro called her miserable, Jesse Keller very hilariously mocked her, and Matt Walsh said something similar, but my point that I made, I didn't say she was miserable or anything like that, I said, people who don't have kids are going to find themselves in their deathbed in a sterile hospital room, The doctor's gonna walk in and say, is there anyone we should call?
01:47:46.000Good aunties will have people around them.
01:47:47.000I heard that argument that you were saying about having kids to have people around you when you're old.
01:47:50.000I don't know if I'd like that as an argument of why, because if you just get a bunch of women pregnant, you're gone, and you never see your kids, they're not going to come.
01:48:01.000If you're an amazing human being with no kids, you might have people all around you near the end of your life that just support you and are reminding you that what you did on earth was valuable.
01:48:12.000Well, you'd have to make friends with people who are younger than you, because by the time you're old, all your friends are dead.
01:48:17.000Right, like fans of your work and things like that.
01:48:19.000Or like just people you mentor or something, or like, you know, if you have nieces or nephews or foster families, people that you foster, or like, you know, this is in the arts, there were always young people who were being, you know, friends with older artists and stuff.
01:48:46.000The other thing I wonder, too, is, like, maybe she can't have kids, and she doesn't want to come out and say that she's barren, and so she tries to find ways to justify a positive feeling around it, and if that is the case, it's really brutal to mock her and call her miserable.
01:49:02.000Like, maybe she's trying to make the best of a really bad situation and she really is, deep down inside, sad that it never happened for her or she can't.
01:49:09.000So she's just like, well, I can do drugs and masturbate and everyone's just ragging on her and mocking her.
01:49:13.000I'm like, you know, it's kind of brutal, you know?
01:50:30.000She's the chair of the LP, and we are doing the anti-war rally, the Rage Against the War Machine, on Sunday, 1230, starting at the Lincoln Memorial, and it's going to move to the White House.
01:50:43.000I have a speaking spot at the White House, so yeah, hope to see everybody there.
01:50:48.000All right, Thomas Sidebottom says, Bing is connected to a live internet with ChatGPT.
01:51:57.000And people had reported multiple gunshots earlier in the day.
01:52:00.000So they arrest this 73-year-old guy and they're holding him on a million dollars bail, which, like, makes no sense because where's this guy going to go?
01:52:05.000I guess because he lives on the border.
01:52:07.000They're, like, I don't know, 10 feet over the border.
01:52:08.000It's like, well, the federales will bring him back.
01:52:16.000Lightning Fire says, do you think AI will be used by terrorists?
01:52:20.000Where anything can be possible, everything be off limits.
01:52:23.000Would gun control even work with AI when anyone can build with 3D printing machine?
01:52:27.000Imagine how crazy it's going to be in the future when you just go to the AI And 3D printing advances well beyond just plastics and PLA or whatever, ABS.
01:53:18.000I guess the idea of Star Trek was that the nacelles would absorb free hydrogen and then use that matter in the replicators and convert it into denser materials.
01:53:27.000Yeah, fusion in the matter replicator.
01:54:37.000Special shout-out to LeVar Burton and Reading Rainbow.
01:54:40.000Buddy B says, I've been tentative about membership due to funds, but would 100% throw money at Ian for morning meditation.
01:54:48.000Factory work these days calls for zen.
01:54:51.000You know, my first thought is, Buddy, give me money.
01:54:55.000But if you do have to wake up at 8 a.m., meditating is one of the best things you can do if you wanna clear your mind and be refreshed for the day.
01:55:00.000Stretching, first thing I do when I wake up is I stretch.
01:55:02.000What we'll do is we'll record at midnight, because it's technically the morning, and then it'll be uploaded at 8 a.m.
01:55:49.000Does it bounce or is it always straight in the middle, no matter how fast you're moving, no matter if you jump, it's always directly in the middle of the screen?
01:55:54.000Or does it like bounce and wave as you're running?
01:56:09.000Overwatch. BrettAintDead in the member chat says, Tim, what do you play Overwatch on? Either way,
01:56:13.000add me. Same name on here. We'll crush 86 babies. I play on PS5 and my username is Timcast,
01:56:20.000and I imagine the next time I turn my PlayStation on, it's going to go bling, bling, bling, bling,
01:56:23.000friend request, friend request, friend request. And it's fun playing with a real team, and you
01:56:29.000know you're playing with other 30-year-old men because everyone groups up before running in.
01:56:36.000You can tell you're playing with little kids because everyone dies sporadically and then run out one at a time.
01:56:41.000Also their whole team is there just five shot like You know, five versus one, five versus one, and I'm just like, please just wait 20 seconds for the group to come together before rushing in.
01:56:55.000I'll play at night, and like, you can tell people are getting drunker and higher the later the night goes on, because like by 3am, No one's even talking on chat.
01:57:05.000Ant345 says, Bungie is woke as hell, but I love Destiny.
01:57:47.000Nelson Nelville says, Cast, has anyone ever recognized you while gaming?
01:57:51.000Ian, has anybody recognized you while gaming or anything?
01:57:54.000Uh, not unless they know I'm gaming ahead of time.
01:57:57.000And I always feel, it feels weird, like I like the anonymity.
01:58:00.000That was a big problem of why I kind of dipped out on social media for a decade is because, like, I was going to chat rooms and we were all having genuine conversation.
01:58:51.000So playing the casual stuff, like No Limits, where you just get like six Symmetra's to all run in at the same time and pepper everything with turrets is just the most hilarious thing ever.
01:59:00.000And then the one thing I can't stand is when everyone thinks it's funny to play Mercy.
01:59:21.000At least that's what I understand, right?
01:59:22.000Yeah, you're supposed to reintroduce minerals to distilled water.
01:59:25.000And that's why our filtration system has added minerals.
01:59:28.000Oh yeah, in addition, to filter vinyl chloride out of your water, I heard that you could do activated charcoal and reverse osmosis combined, those two things.
01:59:51.000Maybe there's other stuff we can add to make YouTube memberships mean something more.
01:59:56.000I mean, the issue, I suppose, is there is a chat now, and we're getting massive feedback from people being like, we can actually have conversations.
02:00:09.000This is the thing people need to understand.
02:00:11.000They would turn the show on and then open Chicken City and use the Chicken City livestream chat as the chat for this show.
02:00:17.000These are things that we saw where we're like, okay, this chat clearly isn't working, what can we do?
02:00:21.000So you can always go hang out in Chicken City livestream chat for free and talk about whatever you want.
02:00:26.000Or we figured the membership thing is a way to make a clean chat with no limits, so you don't gotta wait five, six seconds or whatever, and you can just chat.
02:00:35.000Golden Gaming's saying, free the chat, almighty antichrist, nobody cares, dash z dash love it, like, you guys are, I can see you now, and oh, Tracer's in the chat.
02:00:47.000Maybe we should put MAGA on the red beanie.
02:00:49.000We could do that. Yeah, a little MAGA. There's also the 20-sided die, the 20 on the 20-sided
02:00:54.000die and the one on the 20-sided die. Yeah. But it's hard to see the number. So that was about
02:00:58.000rolling 20s. So we'll have to figure that one out. We already got that coming on the update. So.
02:01:01.000Okay, cool, cool. And then we're gonna, we're gonna create the, uh, the golden cockerel.
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02:01:43.000But I'm now doing six segments per day on that channel, so it's like two hours of content.
02:01:49.000It's another podcast I have called the Tim Pool Daily Show, which has about half as many viewers as this show, but I don't think there's a strong overlap, so if you want to check it out, you can check it out.
02:01:56.000Yeah, Sarah, you want to shout anything out?
02:01:58.000Yeah, so if you want to go find me, just go to my website, which is sarahigdon.com.
02:02:04.000It has links to all my social media platforms.
02:02:20.000And I'll see you guys out there if you guys come out to the anti-war rally Sunday.
02:02:23.000Someone made a Miguel is saying I would do Tim cast after show it for if it were live.
02:02:29.000That's a really good point, and we're going to look into that because I think it is possible to do a private members-only live stream on Rumble.
02:02:36.000We just need to figure out how to do it.
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02:03:16.000I just want to give a special shout out to Amish Man, Joseph, RG2 Tracer, Ted Thornton.
02:03:20.000I know I already mentioned you, Tracer, and Brett Ain't Dead.