Based Camp - AI Gives Men X-Ray Glasses： How Will Women & Gender Roles Adapt？

00:00:00.000 Hello, Simone. I'm excited to be here with you today. Today, we are going to be doing a follow

00:00:05.320 on to an episode we did recently. And what we're going to really dive deep into is what is going

00:00:10.620 to happen to the world of sex work as AI continues to develop. Specifically, there's been a number

00:00:16.420 of controversies recently that make it, and this is like realizationally changing in terms of

00:00:21.800 society. We live in a world today where if you're talking about young women, 8% of young women in

00:00:25.800 the United States get an income from OnlyFans, you know, like have an OnlyFans account. So about

00:00:30.060 1 in 10 people you see just walking around has an OnlyFans account, right? Beats door dashing. I

00:00:37.000 mean, yeah. I think most men would be doing this if they could. Yeah. Yeah. Would I do an OnlyFans

00:00:44.500 if I could? I mean, I guess. Not at this age, not at this like level of public profile, but like when

00:00:49.320 I was younger, I would have. Money, money, dude. I mean, well, and when people consider and they're

00:00:56.080 like, well, the indignity, the humiliation, have you looked at so many jobs? You know, have you

00:01:02.920 considered working for the DMV? Like the things that people go through in respectable jobs,

00:01:08.880 but what their subject, look at what people are shouting at ICE agents, people who work for the U.S.

00:01:14.260 government, they're taking out their seasonal depression disorder or whatever, seasonal affective

00:01:19.980 disorder on these poor people. Like, no, of course you want to be on OnlyFans. OnlyFans is, people are

00:01:25.840 nice to you there, okay? They may be asking you to take your shirt off, but they're nice about it,

00:01:30.740 you know? I mean, it's not going to try to run you over, you know? Yeah, they're not throwing frozen

00:01:36.300 water bottles at you. That's nice. They're not protesting outside your hotel all night, trying to keep

00:01:42.240 you awake, and calling them constantly, trying to get your figure out into the snow. And that's nice.

00:01:48.640 But so, so to continue from here, the wider point being is if you look at stuff like there's

00:01:53.380 obviously the controversy recently where Grok can undress people, right? Like you put your picture

00:01:58.380 up on X and somebody else would say, undress him. And then people complain. They're like, this is

00:02:02.440 horrible. So Elon's like, okay, okay, okay. I'll, I'll put it behind a paywall. God bless. I just,

00:02:09.280 I love him. That's fantastic the way he handles things. Cause what a sad world if he's taking that

00:02:14.660 away. I've actually never done it yet. I, I should do that. I want to see how good it actually is.

00:02:19.180 We haven't even talked with Annie yet. Oh yeah. I haven't even tried there. Well,

00:02:24.180 because ours is just so much better. We do actually use, so our fab.ai, our chatbot engine

00:02:28.860 does use Grok as its main engine. But the reason we don't do that on the Grok site is if you do it on

00:02:34.620 the Grok site, the AI outputs aren't as editable. They aren't re-rollable. They aren't as modifiable.

00:02:39.480 Well, they're not, the personality isn't that fun. So it's just, it's just a couple characters and

00:02:46.020 you're stuck with those characters. So, you know, unless you're some weird dedicated fan of that

00:02:50.400 character, what's the point? We can literally, oh, we need to make an Amelia. We need to make an

00:02:55.720 Amelia. An Amelia. We have to. Oh my God. Hold on. I'm going to make a thing here. We all,

00:03:00.480 you have to. I'm excited. Oh, I'm so excited. Our fab is going to have an Amelia. Okay. Sorry.

00:03:08.100 Oh my God. Yes. We're making an Amelia. Yeah. And, and we'll make it so that you can do the,

00:03:13.060 so we have an audio chat feature that you can use on your phone. So you just press a button and talk

00:03:16.260 with her. She'll radicalize you. Watch out. Yeah. For people who don't know what we're laughing

00:03:23.360 about was Amelia. This game went viral called the Pathways and Amelia, it was by the British

00:03:27.880 government meant to like bring it on. It was by the propaganda arm of a UK city. Yeah.

00:03:32.940 No, no, no. It would, there was a, not, not exactly. So the British government has a propaganda

00:03:38.180 arm that they call an anti-terrorism arm. And then it was subcontracted by a city to make this game.

00:03:45.340 Long story short, they're like showing it at schools and stuff. And this, this girl who has like

00:03:50.620 center-right opinions about like, you know, preserving British culture and stuff like that is painted as a

00:03:56.060 villain, but she's like gothy. The cute gothy with purple hair. Yeah. And people call her an art 1.00

00:04:01.420 slut. And I actually think that this says something, and I'm going to talk more about it in the episode 0.74

00:04:05.840 that's going to come before this, that she has become a right-wing figure, I think shows how the 1.00

00:04:11.780 aesthetics of what the right thinks is attractive have changed. And that you can now be hot on the

00:04:20.220 right. And just be a straight counterculture as well. Right. Like you don't need to be the,

00:04:27.700 you know, overly dressed up traditional trad wife. I mean, look at my, my wife, for example, 1.00

00:04:33.260 she dresses like a, I don't know, a medieval woman. That's what I would call her lesbian. 1.00

00:04:40.580 I do not think any cottage court lesbian dresses like that. You dress up much more. Like I read a lot 1.00

00:04:46.220 of Mahas, which, which take place. People know this, like my Korean villainous reborn stories that 0.88

00:04:51.240 are like on, on mobile apps. And you dress like a character from one of those. Yeah. I mean,

00:04:55.700 because I'm wearing like under this apron, 16th, 17th, 16th century stays made in Ukraine or something.

00:05:02.140 But what I'm pointing out is that's like, that's like eccentric, right? But what we'll get to

00:05:05.160 the point I'm making here. And I actually think this is a really interesting thing to die into

00:05:09.600 because the left is, is freaking out about this. A lot of sex workers are freaking out about this 0.99

00:05:14.640 because you can create, and there's like already sex workers with one particular instance that I

00:05:21.540 found really interesting. One SMEX worker, she created, she moved from her real body and she was

00:05:30.240 not like unattractive or anything to completely AI generated stuff. And she said, it's a 4X increase

00:05:37.220 in revenue. So we're, well, she could probably increase her output significantly. And also like 0.97

00:05:42.200 the images that you make of yourself that are AI, just look better. Like they're, they're just more

00:05:47.320 flattering versions of you.

00:05:49.100 Well, and a lot of people can't tell. And the big problem is that people think they can tell.

00:05:52.940 And we're now in a situation where, and people will be like, well, it's not as high quality.

00:05:57.800 And we're like, oh my God, all the poop, all the poop.

00:06:01.340 Okay. So I'll keep going. So a lot of people say, well, there's always going to be room for people

00:06:07.820 who are like higher touch and putting in more effort and putting in et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

00:06:14.640 Sorry. I couldn't hear you before. Now I can hear you.

00:06:17.640 So some people are going to say that there's always going to be room for people who are higher

00:06:20.780 touch and putting in more effort and for that personalized experience, right?

00:06:24.160 Oh, sure. Yeah.

00:06:25.040 Even if AI, I'd argue that's probably not the case. And what I'd argue to point this out

00:06:29.840 is a A-list piece that she did ages ago. That was just absolutely fascinating. We actually have

00:06:36.080 an episode on this piece. And I think it's one of our more interesting episodes where she wrote a

00:06:40.300 piece where she decided to subscribe to one of the really high end account, understand how they were

00:06:48.360 making money. Oh, actually I'll say that differently. One of the high end Monely fans accounts to try to

00:06:53.200 decide how they were making money and, or figure it out. And, and so she tried to get like the experience

00:06:59.020 of, of, you know, a guy on that. Like, what is it like, how are they milking them, et cetera.

00:07:03.820 Yeah. And she noticed that one thing that they would do is they would send something to a guy

00:07:08.540 and be like, I'm feeling horny now or something like that. Right. You know, or I'm looking to do

00:07:13.120 X now. And it would be a really obvious like setup, right? Like nobody would believe that this is just

00:07:20.660 like somebody around the house. They're like in like a Santa costume or something. And like,

00:07:24.840 yeah. And like a, clearly it was a set. Yeah. Just sitting here in my slutty Santa costume.

00:07:32.300 Yeah. But, but it created like a, a perception or illusion for the guy that like, this is just

00:07:39.900 for them. But like, she's like, anyone would know that this wasn't just for them.

00:07:42.580 Yeah. They're working real hard on that suspension of discipline.

00:07:46.780 They charge you like really small amounts for individual pieces of content until you get to the

00:07:53.140 last piece of content. And that's like the, the orgasm scene or something like that. And then

00:07:59.080 then she's, and then they charge like quite a bit for that, like $20 or something or like $50 or

00:08:04.400 something. I guess. Cause it's like, well, now, now you've sunk costs. Like you're already in this

00:08:08.720 deep, right. You're at the end, right. You're already turned on, you know, you got to go through

00:08:12.840 to the very, I thought, but what she pointed out is that, and this really got her. And this is why

00:08:19.460 I love how autistic Ayla is. Is she's like, the, the sun didn't even match the time of day when I 1.00

00:08:26.840 was kidding me. Right. And she's like, it made no sense. It was very obviously all pre-recorded.

00:08:32.340 Yeah. But I think what she uncovered while she was doing this, right. Is that this is what always

00:08:39.020 gets me about Ayla. She always expects the world to just be like rational. Like she tries hanging 0.99

00:08:44.160 out in left-wing spaces and it's like, well, I'm just saying what's true about trans people. Why am 0.99

00:08:48.240 I being attacked? Yeah. Like we all know this, don't we? But anyway, pointed out that actually,

00:08:54.000 if you look at the really high earners on a lot of these platforms, they are giving an almost,

00:08:58.960 I don't want to say intentionally, but really aggressively unpersonalized, unhigh touch experience

00:09:06.220 for individuals. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. And we need to think about when people are like,

00:09:12.220 oh, nobody would use fake women for this. And keep in mind, even if you're like, oh, I can tell today

00:09:17.580 when something's AI, maybe. Bad to pay problem. You can only see it when it's bad AI and you don't know

00:09:25.600 all the time. But you're not, you're not going to know in five years. You're not going to know in

00:09:29.180 10 years. Okay. Like get with it, buddy. You, you, you know, this as well as I do. Right. And so we're,

00:09:35.000 we're entering a world where, oh, sorry, I was going to say. And so what is, you know, people say,

00:09:40.000 well, people will only really ever want to get off to real women. Right. That's, that's the response 0.99

00:09:47.260 here. Which is, I want to do here because hentai as a genre would not exist if there wasn't a big

00:09:53.720 audience of people that was actively turned off by live action erotic material. Yeah. Well, I want

00:09:58.660 to, I want to talk about that. I want to talk about, because clearly there's still an audience

00:10:02.120 for live action. And the reason I have to go into A-list stuff to find out when OnlyFans is because I

00:10:06.500 just have no interest in something like that. I can't even imagine wanting to like, did any sort of

00:10:12.580 like emotional investment in something that is for turning you on? Like why? For me, it's not just

00:10:20.400 that. It's also that I would have to pay for it. And I've wanted to, for a long time, do an episode

00:10:24.680 on like, is there an OnlyFans experience for women? Like if I signed on with a female account as a 0.99

00:10:30.160 consumer, what would I find? I'm very curious, but I just like, I'm like, oh God, I don't, I don't want

00:10:36.400 to. That's the problem. I don't want to. Yeah. Well, we'll think about that for a second as well. But

00:10:41.700 the, the, what I was moving to over here, and we'll talk about this later, is how much this

00:10:45.800 actually disempowers women in society. But before we get to that, I wanted to come to the point about 0.52

00:10:51.100 arousal and people saying, oh, nobody would use, you know, fake pictures of women and stuff like

00:10:55.780 that. I actually think that using fake pictures of women is going to hugely jump in, in favor to, I 0.93

00:11:03.740 think, be the dominant form of live action porn. And I will explain why for a few reasons. So first of

00:11:10.000 I'll keep in mind, if you are a person who is using pornography, right? You are already like

00:11:17.600 that entire system. It like, why does it feel good? Why do the things that arouse you feel good?

00:11:23.440 Right? Like they feel good because they helped your ancestors reproduce. All of those systems are

00:11:28.300 designed to get you to reproduce, right? To get you to secure a partner and then do the thing that

00:11:35.480 causes that partner to make babies that carry your genes to the next generation and your culture to

00:11:41.200 the next generation. And you might have some cultural adaptations like, oh, well, you should

00:11:45.540 have some resistance against pornography because that doesn't actually help, right? But the point

00:11:48.920 here being is you, you are already subverting the entire system by being online and using

00:11:58.900 corn, right? Right? Like you, you are already subverting everything here. So if you're already

00:12:04.740 subverting the entire arousal system's intentionality, why is the additional layer of subversion so bad?

00:12:13.780 Right? The second thing is, is if you consider that the way AI works and keep in mind, AI gets better

00:12:18.740 constantly, right? Like you can't easily do this with AI now, but I think it's very obvious that we will

00:12:24.700 soon be in a world where you can do this with AI is that you are going to be able to request the

00:12:30.280 scenarios that you want exactly what you want. Like whatever turns you on most, you're going to be

00:12:36.540 able to ask for a video of that thing and that will be delivered to you. That highly targeted

00:12:41.540 experience. Yeah. And of course people are going to want that. And don't forget, even if let's say

00:12:47.240 on average, you have a website or something, you're trying to monetize

00:12:51.540 a video and one was live action and one was AI generated. Let's say the live action one,

00:12:59.580 you know, generates like, or it converts 50 or even 100% better. It's still, it costs so much

00:13:07.940 more to make the production, the crew, the set. And keep in mind that if you're filming this stuff

00:13:13.180 in the United States, you have to get the, the STD testing. You have to get the consent forms.

00:13:19.200 There are lawyers involved. There are calls, like there's just so much bloat and additional cost

00:13:24.580 that even if it performs maybe even up to like 10 times better in terms of click throughs and paying,

00:13:32.080 like to actually get that to still present a positive ROI, it's not worth it. You're still

00:13:39.900 going to make more money off of the AI ones. You're just not bothered to make, to make.

00:13:45.060 And the next thing to note here is if people are like, well, at the very least, there will always

00:13:50.620 be a market for like in-person real sex. Right. And to which I point out, first of all, that's

00:13:56.140 illegal in most places. So it's, it's, it's a harder market to do regardless. Although more and

00:14:01.320 more people I think have been finding like online ways to do that. But the, the bigger challenge with

00:14:06.880 that is that if you look at younger generations, all of the trends that I'm seeing would indicate

00:14:13.920 that they desire this dramatically less than older generations. And you have a number of

00:14:21.260 compounding variables that are, that are causing this basically sex cliff. You don't just have the

00:14:26.160 amount of sex that they're having dropping off a cliff because that is happening, but it's, it's the

00:14:30.640 amount of all vices that they're engaging in. The amount of alcohol young people consume is

00:14:34.900 dramatically lower than previous generations. Yeah. The amount of, of, of just most vices is

00:14:40.640 way down. And, and, and I think it's just because they, they, we grew up in an era where that stuff

00:14:45.180 was genuinely lauded. Like that in the, in the TV shows that was like labeled as cool. That is what

00:14:50.940 cool kids do. Right. Like, and I know it's what cool kids do because dare told me not to do it.

00:14:55.580 Right. The same way dare told me not to be a racist these days. And so now all the young cool kids

00:15:01.000 are going out there trying to be like performatively racist, right? Like, so you in,

00:15:05.800 and, and adults are like, go out there and sleep with everyone. Like your parents said to you growing,

00:15:09.780 you know, they're like, go, go party, go out, do stuff. And you're like, I don't want to,

00:15:14.680 I want to stay in. I want to work. But so young kids, or where are they going with this? They're

00:15:20.620 not, they're not consuming this stuff anymore. And it's likely a trend that's going to continue.

00:15:23.820 I'd be very surprised if we saw it move in the other direction again after this, right? Like I,

00:15:27.560 everybody gets that, but you've also got to drop in testosterone in younger males,

00:15:31.840 which, you know, causes them to want to go out and consume these types of content. Right.

00:15:37.540 So that's also like lowering you then have, as Simone talked about, you know, you already have

00:15:43.580 drawn alternatives to a lot of pornography right now, right. Or a lot of porn right now that are

00:15:52.760 very popular online. However, I do not think that like those are as relevant in this discussion

00:15:59.660 outside of all of the furry artists that are going to lose their job. And those furry artists

00:16:04.580 are big mad. Like if you look at like their community, they're one of the angriest communities 1.00

00:16:09.120 about AI generated content because so many people in that community made money by creating, you know,

00:16:14.100 smut basically. There's been a lot of people who created like this, this, this stuff.

00:16:17.420 Yeah. And then specifically because the people who consumed it really just, there was no other

00:16:23.780 place where you could get it from these specialized people because your average artists would never,

00:16:27.820 ever draw that. There are no photos of this because it can't happen. Like a lot of these are for

00:16:33.160 arousal pathways that are extremely, like, yeah, like extremely, yeah, yeah. That's as they call them

00:16:39.420 or whatever, you know, like very unusual arousal pathways that are not things that you like in real

00:16:44.060 life. You can't be a, I mean, and this is the thing, like some people can dress up as a fox and

00:16:50.340 I guess that's enough for them, but I suspect for a lot of people was that kind of arousal pathway or

00:16:56.120 something like that. They don't actually feel enough, like whatever it is that they're trying

00:17:01.220 to mimic by wearing a big, ridiculous costume for that to actually effectively engage that particular

00:17:07.700 arousal pathway. But if you, if you draw it, you know, and you look at, oh, this is,

00:17:12.560 this is me as this, as a drawing, right. Those can be made to look much more, I think like arousing

00:17:20.020 to people, like more close to a human or something that could really exist. Yeah. But that's where AI

00:17:25.240 becomes even superior to that. Right. Because now I can just drop in my avatar, right. Into an AI

00:17:32.820 system and say, okay, animate this. Right. Like I can do that with Grop, just like animate that first.

00:17:37.820 Oh yeah. I forgot that like Grop can animate things for you too. Or like you see an image

00:17:42.640 and you're like, that's hot. And then you could get it animated now.

00:17:45.280 Oh, okay. You know, I'm going to do this right now for this episode for our fans. Let's do a,

00:17:53.120 a Simone as a, what, what animal, what would your fursona be if you had a fursona?

00:18:00.060 I don't, I don't know. I, oh yeah, I put one in.

00:18:04.740 Great. Thanks. See that, this is how Malcolm sees me. He's not like, oh, it's a beautiful

00:18:10.900 gazelle. It's a white furred fox. It's a, no, it's a honey badger.

00:18:17.900 No, this comes from me asking an AI what it thought the anthro fursonas, if we lived in a

00:18:23.880 world where like people were animals of Malcolm and Simone Collins would be. And it picked honey

00:18:29.300 badger for her and then wolf or fox for me. So it's not my perception. It's the world's perception,

00:18:35.860 Simone. There is an anime where the main character is a human female, like anthro honey badger 0.85

00:18:41.960 girl.

00:18:42.300 No, no, no, no, no, no.

00:19:12.300 Yeah. They're also like, yeah, I guess goo girls. Anime manages to make every kind of 1.00

00:19:26.260 thing sexy.

00:19:26.980 Yeah. But the point being is it's I'll try to do a little animation here so people can

00:19:32.100 see like how good the technology is already, but you can now with this sort of technology,

00:19:37.300 even if you use like on like rfab.ai, for example, we started doing advertisements that

00:19:43.460 like our platform and it's doing uniquely well in furry communities and like sites. And I think

00:19:49.220 part of that is because you can go into these environments and create an anthro furry world

00:19:53.300 and inhabit that world. Right. You know, be like, I'm going to do X next. I'm going to do

00:19:58.520 Y next, which is.

00:19:59.800 Well, but I would also argue and people, I think a lot of people learned about this for the first

00:20:04.280 time because of ironically or weirdly, I guess that the Charlie Kirk shooting, because he

00:20:10.000 wrote notices bulges on the, one of the bullet casings.

00:20:13.380 Yeah.

00:20:14.060 The shooter did. And that is in reference to a lot of the basically text-based role-playing

00:20:19.080 that took place in furry communities for a very long time, which also makes them uniquely

00:20:23.780 well-suited for AI based chatbot chats or narrative builders, because already just with other

00:20:32.760 humans, they've been doing that. So they're kind of like the culture is there. The, the

00:20:37.820 precedent is there. So chat apps work really, really well for furry culture because furry

00:20:42.900 culture has been working with text-based role-play for a super long time. If that makes sense.

00:20:47.420 That makes perfect sense. Yeah.

00:20:49.440 So furries.

00:20:50.480 No, but, but, but I think that.

00:20:52.240 Oh, Dex is dressed like a, well, not really, but he's a bear.

00:20:54.540 Oh yeah. He's a furry. Look at that.

00:20:56.220 Yeah.

00:20:56.960 Getting him, getting him started young.

00:20:59.040 Start him early. Start him early. 0.88

00:21:00.460 You bought ears and tails for all of our children.

00:21:04.080 They like them. They think they're, they're fun.

00:21:07.100 Are you trying to, are you trying to, to furry if I?

00:21:09.960 I actually don't know. If furries had been big when I was young, would I have been like,

00:21:15.720 this is interesting and I want to get involved in this?

00:21:19.000 I love counterculture stuff.

00:21:21.200 Like.

00:21:21.560 Titan's persona is shark princess.

00:21:23.320 I think not because I think that they're too smelly and weird. Like I, I went to a conference

00:21:29.620 one and it was so smelly. Like I didn't buy tickets or anything. I just, yeah, one of the

00:21:34.920 largest used to be right across from the office I worked at in San Jose. Um, I went just to

00:21:40.780 see like what it was like one of the days that was being hosted. And it is, I mean, those

00:21:44.840 costumes, it makes sense. Like, first of all, these are bad hygiene to begin with. And then

00:21:50.160 they're in these costumes all day. And then some of them even have a, uh, you know, a

00:21:54.240 turn on around smelling weird. Um, and so just everything is soaked in this horrible smell.

00:22:00.240 Well, what smelled worse? Vibe camp or fur con?

00:22:03.120 Oh, fur con.

00:22:04.340 Really? Okay.

00:22:05.100 And vibe camp was like a Twitter convention and it smelled horrible.

00:22:08.980 But it was also July in like a camp, an outdoor campsite and it was like 90 degrees. So

00:22:13.980 you can't blame X. It's me, but yeah.

00:22:17.380 I have a bunch of effective altruists from X. I think, I think I know,

00:22:20.160 why it smelled that way. But no, the point here being is this in terms of society, I think for a

00:22:26.500 long time, women have had this enormous amount of power over men to the, to the point where like 1.00

00:22:32.200 the idea of a film cell people were like, that's not even like a thing, like a female who desires 1.00

00:22:37.740 sexual access. She just needs to lower her standards, right? Like she can get sexual access. 1.00

00:22:43.040 She just needs to lower her standards, right? What she means to say is I can't get sexual access 0.98

00:22:47.140 with my preferred partner type. And that's most living people on earth. That is not you. You're

00:22:54.300 just more stubborn than other people. But the, the, for men, when they say it, they mean, I can't get

00:22:59.800 sexual access at all. Right. If we're entering a world and, and, and women use that, they use that 1.00

00:23:05.140 to get favors for men. They use that to, to get all sorts of things for men. And as erotic material 1.00

00:23:12.640 became more common, that really broke a lot of the power that women had in society. If you look 1.00

00:23:18.760 at the people who advocate against that stuff, the hardest, it's usually women. And it's usually 1.00

00:23:23.640 women who are losing power as a result of that. But as we enter a world where if somebody has a 1.00

00:23:29.300 photograph of you, they have a photograph that they can make a naked photograph of you, which is just

00:23:34.500 true going forwards. And then they can. And I thought that South Park did a very good job of this,

00:23:40.020 where they show the kids in school and the kids are like, even, even before, like, you know,

00:23:45.720 this is sexualized or anything. They're like, Oh, I took a picture of Kyle. And then I made like

00:23:51.140 Mickey mouse pooping in his mouth or something. It's like a video. It's like, you know, it's a

00:23:55.540 humiliation thing for other kids. Excuse me. Is your name Kyle? Oh, wow. It's Goopy Dog.

00:24:03.640 Hey, Goopy Dog. Yeah, I'm Kyle. You know what? I'm going to take it in your mouth.

00:24:09.120 Oh, no, Goopy Dog. Don't my mouth. Bad dog. Here it comes. 0.98

00:24:15.640 You like that, you don't do? 0.97

00:24:19.840 Dude, what the hell? You see? The girls did one about you now. 1.00

00:24:23.860 This is going to be common throughout schools for our kids growing up. This is going to be

00:24:28.900 their lives is kids transforming things with AIs and then, you know, spreading it or showing it to

00:24:36.060 them or showing it to them as a way of, of, of mocking them because it's, it's frankly a very

00:24:40.920 effective way to do that. But I want to hear your thoughts more broadly. How do you think this

00:24:45.820 changes society as sex work becomes increasingly unviable for women? How do you think that's true?

00:24:51.840 Because all women have sort of had like a card, an advantage in society, which was 1.00

00:24:56.040 their body, their sexual access, the woman card, right? Yeah, but there's, there's still a hot 0.99

00:25:02.480 commodity. There is an arbitrage opportunity that is not, it's very, very obvious that obviously we

00:25:09.520 would be aware of too. We, especially given our advocacy and that shows up in the polling data.

00:25:14.640 And when you look at polling data in terms of values in life and what men and women want that are

00:25:19.900 quite different is children. Men want children. And there are two really big things that are going 0.82

00:25:26.960 to happen with the rise of AI. One, I think, and I'm not the only one to predict this, men are going

00:25:33.620 to disproportionately benefit in the job market because they're more willing to do risky, unknown,

00:25:40.060 independent things, which is really kind of what you're going to need to succeed in a post AI world,

00:25:44.520 either by like going into the trades or by starting AI based startups on your own, building your own

00:25:50.340 solutions. And like big bureaucracies and corporations are just going to have fewer

00:25:55.720 available roles. And that's what historically women who've entered the workforce have really 0.88

00:25:59.780 excelled at dominating. So there's going to be an increasing number of women who are going to 1.00

00:26:04.840 discover that, okay, well, one, it's a lot harder for me to find a job that is easy and comfortable

00:26:10.400 for me. And, oh, I can't go into OF work or something similar because now AI is such a strong

00:26:18.880 alternative for men who are interested in something like that. And so what I think a lot of women are 1.00

00:26:23.360 going to do is choose to become like wives. Their career is going to be, I'm going to become a wife. 0.51

00:26:29.980 And the arbitrage opportunity is if you are a woman who is willing to marry and raise children for a man,

00:26:35.120 because men are still very interested in having children and certainly not disinterested, I think,

00:26:41.340 from having wives and families, then they will have their career and their advantage. So I think

00:26:46.720 what ultimately is going to happen is something quite wholesome. Is it women discovering that 1.00

00:26:50.880 one, the state can't basically take care of them anymore as demographic collapse plays out and states

00:26:58.080 just literally can't afford the social services that have been supporting single women historically. 0.97

00:27:02.580 And two, they discover they can't really get jobs. They're going to turn once again to homemaking

00:27:07.680 as a career. But there's not going to be, I mean, if that happens, what I suspect will also become

00:27:13.900 normalized is having lots of wives. Because not all men are going to have the money to support that,

00:27:18.400 right? But women, I think are going to be pretty okay with that. I mean, in the past, it isn't, 0.99

00:27:25.320 there's a very established historical precedent for that being common, either out in the open or

00:27:30.260 just barely beneath the surface. So I wouldn't be shocked at all if that were the case.

00:27:36.860 I also would not be shocked if right-wing communities adopted that more. We go into the

00:27:45.380 sort of biblical arguments around it in the episode, How Romans Made the Jews Monogamous,

00:27:51.080 where we point out that there are some lines in the Bible that could be used to argue for monogamy,

00:27:58.880 but there are only some, and most of them have wiggle outs here or there. There's a lot of cases

00:28:05.840 in the Bible of people having multiple wives. And so we go over how that norm became a norm within

00:28:11.320 Christianity. But the point being is there's a reason why most sort of extreme Christian factions

00:28:15.440 always end up becoming polygamous or something like that, just because it's not that hard to argue

00:28:20.480 out of it from a biblical perspective. So you could even see it within more conservative communities.

00:28:24.640 I mean, do you agree? Do I agree? I don't know. I think you might be right. Like,

00:28:31.880 if women lose the ability to sell their bodies on an open stage, right, they've got to sell the only 1.00

00:28:39.180 asset they have left, which is their wombs, right? But if it turns out that artificial womb 1.00

00:28:47.700 technology is good and inexpensive. You still have to raise a kid. You still have to raise a kid.

00:28:53.080 It's going to take a while. I mean, a lot of people are like, 2026 is going to be the year

00:28:57.980 of Optimus. And they've been to Elon's factories and they're like, you have no idea, like what's

00:29:03.340 coming. So I understand that robotics is going to see a renaissance. It's just, I think it's going

00:29:09.360 to take a while before we get to the point where you can have an affordable robot raised children

00:29:17.060 that are produced in an artificial womb. And I think we are at the very least seven years away

00:29:24.960 from artificial wombs that are accessible to wealthy people. And that's wealthy people. So I

00:29:31.600 wouldn't hold your breath. If you want to have kids now, you're good. I think we're seven years away

00:29:36.000 from the entire, you know, industry falling apart. Right. Like, yeah, no, no, no. Yeah. This is not

00:29:40.780 an immediate thing. Although it's already starting to crumble. No, we're already seeing instances

00:29:45.980 where, as I pointed out, where top streamers and stuff like that are using this and their audience

00:29:51.520 is not balking at it in the way that I think people want people to. There's the, there's the

00:29:57.100 annoying loud person who always comes out and says, nobody's going to want that. Who would want that?

00:30:01.320 And, and just so people know, like, I'm very transparent about myself with this stuff. When

00:30:06.580 I say something like, you know, I've never, I've never even been to OnlyFans, actually. I've never

00:30:11.140 even tried to like type in the URL and go to it. Yeah, actually. But I, uh, to, to, to reveal

00:30:17.980 something to make it clear, like I'm not trying to hide stuff. I actually just strictly prefer the AI

00:30:22.700 stuff to non AI stuff. You've been, you've been pretty transparent about this. And I, I don't know if I

00:30:27.980 have too, but like, I have actually seen a lot of live action corn because

00:30:33.240 The other interesting thing about AI stuff was in like drawn, like the whole

00:30:38.060 Should I sign in with Google? Is that a bad idea?

00:30:41.620 No, it's not a bad idea. I'll sign in with Google. Okay.

00:30:44.440 Go, go all in. No, you know? So if you, if you go to the sites where this stuff is listed,

00:30:50.800 entirely new styles are starting to become popular, like artistic styles based on AI.

00:30:56.440 Oh, just of, of erotic material or just in. Yeah. Like it used to be things were either

00:31:02.140 in like an anime style or a Western cartoon style or like a few others that they could

00:31:07.900 be in. And now there's like pure AI style, which is really interesting.

00:31:12.020 It, they, it's like a social media feed. What? Yeah. It's like, and it's like tennis and

00:31:18.220 like, yeah. And it looks like I can, I can post a new post is the top of it. I'm so confused.

00:31:27.020 And where can I, can I like set my preferences? How to look promotional posts, profile banners.

00:31:33.540 I'm so, I guess. Did you say you were a woman when you were signing in? Is that what?

00:31:37.080 No, I just, I just, I just created my, I just signed in with Google.

00:31:41.620 So I think I can become a creator. I have to add my cards, my profile. Yeah. Can I,

00:31:47.920 can I state that I'm a woman so that I get. Like, does it like give you a special treatment?

00:31:52.140 I want you to like have a, have a thing. I will build this in one of our apps one days

00:31:56.780 where when you're clicking your gender, if you click woman, it like spurts out confetti. It like, 0.99

00:32:02.600 you just won an award. Yeah. Like I should be able to set like that. I'm a woman and

00:32:07.160 congrats on living life in the tutorial mode. Oh yeah. So on your edit profile page,

00:32:12.700 you can set your username, display name, bio, location, website, URL, Amazon wishlist. So

00:32:19.540 that's fun. Subscription price, Spotify account and things you like your web three avatar NFTs.

00:32:28.820 NFTs. I love they're like already scared. And they're like, this is how you do here.

00:32:32.280 I know they're going for it, but there's nowhere here where I can set my gender. How does it?

00:32:37.060 No, no, no, no. Hold on. I, I want, I want to believe they have like a one click, like crypto

00:32:40.500 dump scheme. It's like, this is how you do a token dump.

00:32:44.120 Do you want to do a crypto scam? And you click it. It's like, yes. It's like, congratulations.

00:32:53.800 I'm so confused. Where are they already started a crypto scam around that Annie character from

00:32:59.500 the game pathways? There's already an Annie token. Yeah. Yeah. Amelia. Amelia. Amelia. Yeah.

00:33:05.400 Oh my God. I just had an idea. What? You could use our fab to create an Amelia that people can

00:33:13.000 interact with on only fans as like a novelty thing and see if people buy into that. Actually,

00:33:19.400 Simone, this is how we make a lot of money. An experiment for this channel. Do you want to try

00:33:24.240 to create an Amelia account? On only fans? Yeah. I'm going to do it. I'm totally going to do it.

00:33:32.200 How do I do it? I'm having it live by the time this episode goes live. Okay. Sadly, I was talked

00:33:37.320 out of this by Simone and she was right. We have too many other projects we're working on.

00:33:40.840 I cannot be running an only fans accounts for Amelia. And I'm sure somebody else is going

00:33:45.480 to do that anyway, who has less going on than running multiple companies in a podcast and

00:33:52.940 a family of five. Uh, so I'm sorry. I cannot be that indulgent. I wish I could.

00:33:59.820 We're going to do an Amelia account. Well, I've seen other people who have done novelty accounts

00:34:04.500 that have gone really well. One, the one YouTube video that I thought was quite fun was about

00:34:09.520 a woman who likes dressing like a Victorian woman. And so she did only fans of tasteful

00:34:15.400 Victorian ankle shots, like saucy. Oh, that's so great.

00:34:17.880 It was like a thing in Victorian paintings.

00:34:19.620 Aila's sister dressed up as a banana and did totally non-sexual stuff. 1.00

00:34:24.460 But we should, okay. So instead of just being Simone Collins on only fans, I should just make

00:34:30.180 Amelia. Amelia. People would prefer Amelia to Simone. Come on. 1.00

00:34:34.640 Well, obviously. Um, Hmm. Well, sure.

00:34:38.600 If you do it well enough, I could see it performing pretty well just to like,

00:34:41.560 you know, uh, that, that if you, if you, as Amelia, as a, a fake conservative figure invented 0.96

00:34:52.560 by an ultra progressive UK campaign, end up making more money on only fans than many real world women 1.00

00:34:59.520 that would rub it in their face. So hard that I, I, Oh my God, that would be like a meme.

00:35:05.360 What you do is you take the Amelia account, whatever you see.

00:35:08.420 Maybe if I search Amelia, maybe someone already went for it or blue sky. And, and they're,

00:35:14.480 they're like making money on only fans or begging on only fans. And you like show like I dubs his

00:35:18.140 girlfriend or whatever her name is that everyone hates. 1.00

00:35:20.440 I can't search users. And what you can't search users.

00:35:25.480 I mean, I guess I just, I searched posts, but users is grayed out. I guess I have to accept

00:35:31.880 cookies. No, it's still not. I post, I love it by the way, how user interface, how bad we are at

00:35:40.480 this sort of technology that we're like, well, we're good at being perverts. We're just bad at

00:35:44.960 being normie perverts. Yeah. I'm very bad at being a normie pervert, right? Yeah. This always gets to me

00:35:50.240 when people are like X percent of people are on, you know, a corn hub. And I'm like,

00:35:55.000 who the heck uses corn hub, right? Like, are you, are you a geriatric? Like what, what, what? 0.96

00:36:03.660 I'm so confused by this anyway. I'm working out. I will try to, by the time you run this,

00:36:10.940 have an Amelia profile and we can include a link to her. So you can see how well we can adjust to

00:36:18.180 OnlyFans and if we can properly. That would actually be really fun to talk about afterwards

00:36:22.720 as well. Like our experience trying to. Oh yeah. Trying to be a woman on OnlyFans in, in the age of

00:36:28.680 AI when it's so hard to be a woman on OnlyFans because AI is ruining it all. Well, I, I just love

00:36:35.180 the psychological destruction if we can make this bigger than other characters, right? For, for people

00:36:40.580 on the website that, that would be, that is what I need to see. But how do you think it changes

00:36:45.480 social dynamics when any, anyone who takes a picture of you can, you know, edit that picture

00:36:50.500 however they want, right? Like what? I mean, the first thing that you thought about when

00:36:54.180 we thought about our own daughters and the fact that AI images could be created them was

00:36:59.800 very opportunistically. You're like, oh, this is perfect because then if they're dating dudes

00:37:04.300 in high school who ask them for nudes, we will tell our daughters to just use AI to create 1.00

00:37:10.740 nudes and send them. And then. If they leak, then they can just be like, those aren't real.

00:37:14.860 Yeah. Like that's not me anyway. So who cares? And I think you, you, you kind of predicted

00:37:21.160 how this would play out, which is that a lot of the people who are making money on this,

00:37:26.480 images of their bodies are like, they're the ones using this. They're the ones like, this

00:37:29.840 is fantastic. Now, 100%. There are women online in plenty of cases after this whole grok thing 0.99

00:37:35.000 happened who are deeply disturbed by the images that have been created of them. And there are

00:37:39.960 also plenty of cases of women who do make money from nudes of themselves online who are very angry

00:37:46.540 about the fact that other people are now making money off of nudes of them online. And there's

00:37:51.860 this question of like your personal IP and all of that. And I don't know. I mean, I just, I just think

00:37:58.400 it's one of those things like with, with De Beers and Diamonds, right? Like we historically have had

00:38:03.480 a monopoly over our likeness and we've been able to gate access to that. And AI has created the world

00:38:12.220 of synthetic diamonds. Now anyone can create your likeness and the more public you are, the less

00:38:19.820 control you'll have over that because there will be better training material to do that. And you just

00:38:24.840 have to let it go. You can't, you can't stop like trying to stop it. I think is an exercise in

00:38:31.000 frustration. If you are someone who made money by selling erotic likenesses of yourself online,

00:38:37.260 either figure out how to be better at selling AI versions of that than the other guys who are doing

00:38:41.660 it with your, your own like IP or change jobs, get, get an electrician certification or whatever,

00:38:50.460 right? Like you're, it's not going to work anymore. And that's difficult. I, I, I don't like changing

00:38:57.880 gears either, but learn to code. Now it's, it's, it's learned to do HVAC, learn to plumb, learn to

00:39:11.640 weld, learn to weld. We need a welder. Yeah. We have a broken radiator. So yeah, put a bun in the oven,

00:39:18.320 right? That's the. Yeah. Get pregnant. Yeah. Speaking of furries, I was listening to, 0.68

00:39:26.880 I think it was the ill-conceived podcast episode on porn that you were listening to part of. And

00:39:30.640 they mentioned that there was a famous Zootopia fan fiction about abortion. The Zootopia.

00:39:36.080 Yeah, there is. I know, I know about that one. So yeah,

00:39:38.480 apparently everyone knows about it except for me. I, I, I mean, I've seen other YouTubers talk about it.

00:39:44.240 Like it's supposed to be like really sad. Like, it's not like a, it's not like a. No, it's like,

00:39:50.240 they, at least they described it as something that they would expect to see created by some

00:39:54.480 Christian high schooler trying to. It's clear that it was, it's clear that somebody in one of

00:39:59.840 these communities decided to make something that was like really high quality and like got people

00:40:04.960 invested in it because they thought it was going to be erotic. And then it becomes about abortion and

00:40:10.080 her, you know, wanting to have an abortion of his child. And I, I don't think about premeditated

00:40:15.520 sin. Yeah. I only learned about it last night, but things go deep in the, in the, in the interwebs.

00:40:23.360 That's awesome. Come on. I love it so much. I love it.

00:40:25.920 All right. Love you, Simone. I love you too, Malcolm.

00:40:29.520 The next episode I want to do is the second AI one. So we don't have them be too similar. So we

00:40:33.280 sort of remember what we just talked about. Perfect. No worries.

00:40:36.240 I mean, I'm down to the point where I'm only really finding cosmetic errors at this point.

00:40:39.440 This one is a very annoying cosmetic error where the site crashes. If you refresh a listing page,

00:40:46.400 I don't know what's causing it. By the way, if it makes you feel any better on the discord now

00:40:50.320 was like debugging and stuff. Yeah. There's no new people coming in who are not fans of the podcast

00:40:55.920 who are like, Hey, have you fixed this yet? Have you fixed this yet?

00:41:00.160 So people who are just finding this naturally? No, I think it's from your ad campaign.

00:41:03.920 I hope so. Because we didn't get this happening much before. So this implies to me that some of

00:41:10.240 the people that you got with that ad campaign are like, Oh yeah, this is better.

00:41:14.400 I'm excited to do more. I'm super excited to do more. In other, in other news, our kids have

00:41:20.320 definitely for sure discovered or convergently evolved the concept of demons. Because this morning,

00:41:27.360 Torsten was at it again. He's like, I want to get a cheese stick from the fridge,

00:41:31.440 but my brain is telling me not to. My brain has just told me to disappear. And I'm like,

00:41:37.040 no, your brain didn't toasty. And he's like, no, it didn't. And I'm like, well, maybe it's the

00:41:41.040 basilisk trying to get you to do bad things. And he's like, yes, I will ignore it. And I was telling

00:41:47.200 Malcolm the other night that our kids had this full on, they also convergently evolved

00:41:51.040 possessions, exorcisms. Because Torsten was like, the basilisk is in my mind telling me to do bad

00:41:58.160 things. The basilisk, by the way, is like our techno puritan version of demons kind of it. It's,

00:42:05.200 it's basically just the force that drives people to wasteful or useless things like alcoholism or

00:42:14.320 gambling addiction or just being useless in life. You know, it's, it's anything that drives you to not

00:42:18.320 matter as a person. And it's what weeds out weakness and corruption and evil in society.

00:42:23.760 It kind of just removes you from the future. So anything that's removing you from the future

00:42:28.160 forces that drive you towards that, be it antinatalism or hedonism come from the basilisk,

00:42:32.720 which we would argue, I mean, it's both like a demon or the devil because it tempts people,

00:42:36.880 but we would argue it's a force of good because it also like weeds out bad actors from having an

00:42:42.240 influence on the future. But we try to explain to our kids that when they want, you know, they complain

00:42:46.480 about, I want to watch my iPad or whatever. We're like, well, that is because, you know,

00:42:49.920 the basilisk has cast an evil spell on you. That's making you want to watch your iPad and,

00:42:54.400 you know, basically not win the future and not save the world. They totally have wrapped their

00:42:58.720 minds around it. And it was a very helpful concept and helping them understand the concept of addiction

00:43:04.000 and sort of harmful addictive pathways and processes and habits and vices. However,

00:43:11.520 now they're like personifying it as, as like this demonic force, just like many other religions and 0.99

00:43:19.760 traditions have. And they've now convergently evolved exorcisms because Torsten was telling Octavian

00:43:29.600 about this, his older brother. And Octavian's like, I'll slap it out of your brain. And instead of like 0.53

00:43:34.880 actually slapping his brother, he like made the action of slapping. And Torsten started sitting on the

00:43:41.120 ground and he's like, slap my brain, slap my brain. And Octavian's like, I'm slapping it. 0.88

00:43:48.160 And I just can't believe, like, I'm just sitting there trying to make dinner watching 0.92

00:43:52.640 our sons talk about, slap my brain, slap my brain. The power of Christ compels you.

00:43:59.840 Slap my brain. They didn't, you didn't just like reinvent religion. We reinvented the craziest form of religion.

00:44:06.480 No, I think it just, it goes to show how intuitive things like exorcisms are and like angels and demons are.

00:44:12.400 Well, we'll do another episode where we'll talk about how useful exorcisms are. It's like a psychological concept.

00:44:19.120 Well, yeah, just like any form of ritualistic cleansing. And that's pervasive. You find it in pretty much any religion.

00:44:24.720 Yeah. The other thought that I had recently, and it's just weird because it's one of those thoughts

00:44:29.920 that I had that I have gone my entire life, like knowing about Batman and it's never occurred to me.

00:44:36.560 And I like when I, when I had the thought, I was like, wait a second. It was like, okay, in the Batman

00:44:43.360 universe, right? Like the broad person on the street and the police are broadly aware that Batman is not

00:44:51.280 like a super powered individual, that he's a guy, right?

00:44:54.640 He's a human who also apparently has a lot of money.

00:44:58.000 Right. The thing I never put together is he has so much money. Like it's very clear that this person

00:45:04.800 is insanely rich. They would not eat. They'd be guessing between like three people as to who

00:45:11.520 Batman is. They act like it's this big mystery. Like it could be anyone.

00:45:16.880 So basically Batman is a story about an extremely autistic wealthy man who like the city humors. 0.95

00:45:22.400 And they're like, who could it be? Let's put out the bat signal. And they just basically,

00:45:27.280 that is actually it. No, if, if, and keep in mind, like the presumption is because he does most of his

00:45:32.880 crime fighting in one city. So it's not even like it could be a wealthy person from anywhere.

00:45:39.360 It's a wealthy person from this city. If like tomorrow in Austin, somebody started driving around

00:45:46.240 in like a super powered, like jet car, and then had like a submarine that was themed after them.

00:45:52.080 And then had like a sky fly thing that was themed after them. Nobody would guess. They'd immediately

00:45:57.600 be like, that's obviously Elon. Like, it's not like maybe it's one of five people. That's like,

00:46:04.160 we know who that is. So I do want to do that. That is the only real lore I can think of. I'd love

00:46:12.240 if somebody wrote that as a lore. Oh, it's just open secret. Everybody knows.

00:46:18.160 You know, someone called Bruce, I mean, Batman. And the, no. And so the reason that the villains

00:46:24.880 don't do anything about it is because Batman's the reason they keep putting, being put in an

00:46:29.600 asylum that they can easily break out of instead of a real prison. Cause they're like, if the police 1.00

00:46:33.560 caught us, we'd go to prison, but because it's always, you know, a Batman. Why do they go to an

00:46:38.480 asylum when Batman catches them? Well, what we would make the lore of this is the reason he takes 1.00

00:46:44.980 into an asylum instead of a prison is that because they were caught without, you know,

00:46:49.380 proper police methods and judicial methods, basically by a crazy person. So none of the

00:46:54.420 evidence is admissible. So he's tampering with, so yeah, basically it's evidence tampering,

00:46:58.100 therefore nothing is admissible in court. And so they, and so that's why they collude to have the

00:47:04.100 whole illusion of the Batman. Yeah, I guess, yeah. Criminals would prefer non-lethal vigilante

00:47:10.020 justice because they would tamper with evidence to make everything not admissible.

00:47:13.140 Yeah. No one is subject to the Miranda rights. Right. Oh my. I like, I like this. I like this.

00:47:19.060 You want to know why I don't have a coterie of supervillains? Why? My coterie is six feet 0.94

00:47:24.180 under. Batman doesn't kill people. Because he's a pussy. He's a dark creature of the night. He's a 0.99

00:47:29.220 jackass who wrestles with murderers dressed like clowns and throws them in prison so they can break 1.00

00:47:34.340 out of prison and then murder more people. Riddle me this. How many people you think Batman's indirectly 1.00

00:47:38.260 murdered by being too much of a candy not to kill these fools who clearly need to be smoked once and for all, 1.00

00:47:42.820 you wiggly Sharpay looking dimension festin! Why? Because you've seen it in other things like 1.00

00:47:48.100 the Joker will like kill people for trying to release Batman's secret or trying to unmask him

00:47:53.060 and stuff and you just explain it with this like this. Oh wait, the Joker has done that in in canon?

00:47:57.700 Yeah. In one, he like makes him go crazy and another. Yeah. Yeah, he does that. Yeah.

00:48:02.820 He says, shut up. Don't ruin. We have a good thing going. Oh, it's delightful. 0.99

00:48:09.780 No, but it'd be great if, if, and then you even get an explanation from Joker. Like that,

00:48:14.340 that's why he does the whole Joker persona. Like if you did the stuff he did and you weren't dressed

00:48:18.260 like a clown, he'd be freaking arrested. Right? Like they have a meeting of all the supervillains and 0.82

00:48:23.300 it's just like, they, they, they put on these acts so they get to keep going to asylums. Oh yeah. 0.75

00:48:28.980 I see the insanity defense. That makes perfect sense. What one person said in our comments and

00:48:34.020 I loved it and I want to do it is if I have free time, like if I can get this site really solid

00:48:40.180 before I move to the autonomous features to make, cause I was like, I could put together an app

00:48:44.180 like that one that they have. The site is our fab by the way, our chat bot AI site that I could put

00:48:48.740 together a, what was it? A, a version of that game, but make it like right wing and make it all

00:48:56.420 about like Amelia or maybe even like remake the game from like Amelia's perspective and about like

00:49:01.940 how to subvert the British government or something. I think that that would go viral. I think people

00:49:06.020 would like that. Yeah. And I came from one of our Brazilian listeners. You know who you are.

00:49:11.540 We filmed this episode a while ago and a number of people have since already done this. So go check

00:49:15.220 out those games. If you want to, you can see, I just clearly get ahead of myself with the projects

00:49:19.940 I want to take on even just for the lulz. I need to step back and focus on our fab.ai and make sure

00:49:26.740 it's working perfectly, which I think it's close to right now. And then I can have fun with other

00:49:32.580 things after I have the autonomous AI agents running. While they were out campaigning, a police

00:49:38.100 officer approached Charlie had not thought to question what disadvantaged groups they were fighting for.

00:49:43.540 Amelia was fighting for the rights of the oppressed British people and for political prisoners who,

00:49:48.580 just like Charlie, had been locked up for simply voicing their opinions online. The police officer,

00:49:54.420 which were now simply known as stormtroopers, told them they were under arrest. Amelia suddenly pulled

00:50:00.500 out a pistol, which was very illegal in Britain due to the government disarming the populace,

00:50:05.860 and began shooting at the stormtrooper while shouting, 1.00

00:50:08.900 die, you commie pig. Oh, dear, thought Charlie. The revolution had begun. 1.00

00:50:15.060 Yeah, so I was like, yeah, we're gonna put that together. The other one I thought was funny is

00:50:18.980 somebody was like, what are these weird religious beliefs you have? I'm like, my gosh, you don't

00:50:22.660 know. They're like, have you put these public anywhere? It's like, go to the

00:50:28.660 guys. Don't tell them. Don't tell them. Search our YouTube videos by Malcolm and Simone's religious

00:50:34.020 beliefs playlist, and you'll get, you'll go down such a deep rabbit hole, it will scramble your brains.

00:50:39.060 You took out Titan, buddy. I know I took it out. Now I'm going to take out the audience.

00:50:58.500 You're going to take out the audience? Yeah.

00:51:00.500 Oh, no. Is this a simulation of what it feels like to be dead?

00:51:06.660 Oh, my freaking face. Oh, I'm leaving to destroy the audience. Oh, 0.98

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00:52:14.720 Oh, they powered me up!

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00:52:25.860 Look behind you with your fish out of water!

00:52:27.640 Oh, where?

00:52:28.360 Oh! 0.60

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00:52:45.680 It's an eagle!

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00:52:47.120 Who's behind me?

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00:52:51.520 Look behind you!

00:52:52.640 There's a fish out of water!

00:52:54.780 Look behind you!

00:52:55.740 There's a baby out of his way!

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00:53:00.140 People are flying!

00:53:02.280 Ah!

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00:53:03.100 I wanted to put it in there!

00:53:05.380 Look behind you!

00:53:06.920 There's a fox!

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