Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1366 Scott Adams： How to Decide on Getting Vaccinated, How to Author the Simulation, Propaganda Sightings, and More

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00:00:42.140 Well, if Twitter is telling me the truth,

00:00:45.440 and why wouldn't it?

00:00:46.700 At least people on Twitter.

00:00:48.820 It looks like Facebook has upheld the suspension of Trump on Facebook.

00:00:54.800 So Trump will not be on Facebook.

00:00:57.900 I guess they have some semi-independent board

00:01:01.800 that makes this decision to cover their butts.

00:01:04.940 But here's a question I ask.

00:01:08.120 Who still uses Facebook?

00:01:11.140 I swear to God, I just don't know who uses it.

00:01:15.600 Do you?

00:01:16.880 You know, I have an account, and I do check it,

00:01:20.160 but I feel that of the people I know,

00:01:25.100 I don't know, 5% actually post things.

00:01:30.060 And I don't know anybody who's, let's say,

00:01:33.200 teenager or younger who uses Facebook at all.

00:01:36.560 How could Facebook survive if teenagers aren't using it at all?

00:01:41.140 Well, I don't know.

00:01:43.820 I don't think the story here is Trump is not on Facebook.

00:01:47.180 The story might be, why is anybody on Facebook?

00:01:50.760 Like, I don't even know the point of it, honestly.

00:01:53.800 It's, I think, I think it's,

00:01:57.420 it's already past its prime.

00:02:00.960 I mean, isn't it?

00:02:01.640 Is there anything that you need Facebook for?

00:02:05.660 All right.

00:02:06.840 I know there are some businesses that require it,

00:02:09.500 but I can't believe,

00:02:12.340 well, I'm just going to say it.

00:02:14.800 You know, one of my BS filters

00:02:16.900 is when observation doesn't match data.

00:02:21.740 Now, perfect situation is that the world you observe

00:02:25.180 and the data about that world seem very compatible.

00:02:28.120 But my observation is that

00:02:31.860 people aren't using Facebook nearly as much

00:02:34.980 as the data would suggest.

00:02:38.160 So there's a mystery here.

00:02:39.940 Don't know what it is.

00:02:40.880 Could be just my observations.

00:02:44.020 Propaganda alert.

00:02:45.600 Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop.

00:02:47.100 There's a story in the New York Times that says,

00:02:50.800 this judge, Amy Berman Jackson,

00:02:53.900 says that Bill Barr misled,

00:02:56.480 and misletter on how his Justice Department

00:03:00.020 viewed Trump's actions.

00:03:03.320 Now, this was about the Mueller report, etc.

00:03:05.500 Now, here's the propaganda part of this.

00:03:08.600 So the headlines and the summary of the story

00:03:11.420 is that Barr is a big old liar

00:03:14.620 and he lied about the Mueller report.

00:03:18.360 Now, here's your assignment.

00:03:20.620 Try to read the article that says Barr lied

00:03:23.840 and figure out what the lie was

00:03:26.240 because I feel as if they wrote it

00:03:30.560 to make it really hard to figure out what's going on

00:03:34.280 when it should have been really easy.

00:03:36.400 It should have been,

00:03:37.760 this is what he said,

00:03:39.560 this is what, you know, was true.

00:03:44.180 Isn't a story about a lie

00:03:46.100 or a series of lies

00:03:47.980 the easiest story to tell?

00:03:49.520 Well, here's what he said.

00:03:52.640 Here's what's true.

00:03:54.480 See how they're different.

00:03:57.020 And yet, it's written in this really confusing way

00:04:00.240 where you'll see the headline

00:04:01.480 and you'll absorb the fact that he lied

00:04:04.080 and you'll get lost in the writing

00:04:06.480 and you'll never quite see the argument

00:04:08.600 for what he lied about

00:04:10.040 or any, you know, mitigating argument

00:04:14.300 about why maybe he thinks it wasn't a lie.

00:04:16.640 So, I would call that pure propaganda

00:04:19.820 just the way it's being presented.

00:04:22.500 So, be alert for that.

00:04:24.400 All right.

00:04:25.380 Here's the first provocative part

00:04:28.360 of my live stream,

00:04:31.620 at least today.

00:04:33.080 I'm going to tell you my decision process

00:04:34.900 for vaccination or no vaccination.

00:04:38.300 Stop. Stop. 0.98

00:04:39.820 I know what you're thinking.

00:04:41.420 I'm not going to tell you

00:04:42.380 you should get vaccinated.

00:04:44.180 Is that what you thought?

00:04:45.020 Get your hand away from the cancel button.

00:04:48.960 I'm not going to tell you

00:04:50.220 you should get vaccinated.

00:04:51.700 That's for you to decide.

00:04:53.520 You, your doctor, whoever.

00:04:55.620 But the last person you want to listen to

00:04:57.520 would be me.

00:04:59.500 Can we get on the same side on that?

00:05:01.940 Before you start disagreeing with me,

00:05:04.160 because there's going to be plenty of that.

00:05:06.000 All right.

00:05:06.460 So, let's just,

00:05:07.480 let's agree on the part we agree on.

00:05:09.940 Don't take your medical advice from me.

00:05:12.020 But, here's what I would suggest

00:05:14.640 you can take away from this.

00:05:17.500 You can take away a way of looking at it.

00:05:20.880 Compare it to your own way of looking at it.

00:05:23.580 And see if there's anything in my way of looking at it

00:05:26.180 that would give you a little way

00:05:28.600 to fix up your own way of looking at it.

00:05:30.720 Also, look at the comments

00:05:33.480 to anything I say next

00:05:35.760 because there may be some experts

00:05:37.500 who weigh in and say,

00:05:38.720 Scott, you got this wrong

00:05:40.580 in a number of ways.

00:05:42.220 So, keep in mind that we're all dealing

00:05:44.320 with incomplete information, right?

00:05:47.500 Wouldn't it be great

00:05:48.440 if we had great information?

00:05:49.900 So, how do you make a decision

00:05:50.960 in a realm in which your information

00:05:53.880 is incomplete?

00:05:55.540 Well, that's what I'm going to help you with today.

00:05:57.180 For those of you who are new to me,

00:06:00.280 I'm mostly known as a Dilbert cartoonist guy,

00:06:03.480 but I also have a degree in economics,

00:06:06.260 years of cost-benefit analyses

00:06:09.400 in corporate worlds,

00:06:11.240 on lots of complicated decisions.

00:06:13.140 I've got an MBA.

00:06:14.560 And so, risk management

00:06:16.080 and cost-benefit decisions

00:06:18.380 is my expertise,

00:06:21.080 far more than cartooning.

00:06:22.840 But I'm not a health expert.

00:06:25.560 So, your own decision

00:06:26.640 should come from looking at

00:06:28.600 the mechanism for making the decision

00:06:31.960 and then putting in your own estimates, right?

00:06:34.920 So, I'm going to show you

00:06:36.000 my own personal estimates.

00:06:38.340 Yours should be different.

00:06:40.400 And therefore, your overall decision

00:06:42.400 could also be quite different

00:06:44.560 using the same structure.

00:06:46.580 So, here's where I started with.

00:06:48.360 Just a little background.

00:06:50.060 These are the different ways

00:06:51.000 you could get some immunity.

00:06:52.020 You've got the Moderna and Pfizer vaccinations.

00:06:56.480 That's the two vaccination deals,

00:06:59.140 the newer technology.

00:07:00.940 And these are the strongest,

00:07:02.720 longest-lasting protections.

00:07:05.880 You also have the J&J one,

00:07:07.780 which is one shot,

00:07:08.720 but also natural immunity.

00:07:10.260 Let's say you'd already had the coronavirus.

00:07:12.520 These two will give you

00:07:13.780 probably good enough protection.

00:07:17.080 It might not be as strong on paper

00:07:19.300 as the top two choices.

00:07:22.760 But it will be strong enough

00:07:24.440 to probably reduce your odds of dying

00:07:26.900 from the next exposure to the coronavirus.

00:07:30.500 Probably pretty close to zero.

00:07:32.580 So, all of these are probably

00:07:34.480 in the good enough range,

00:07:36.260 and you probably won't get a choice anyway.

00:07:38.380 But if you did get a choice,

00:07:40.080 just know that there's some difference here.

00:07:42.420 It might not be a difference

00:07:43.820 that matters to your death rate, though.

00:07:47.660 So, if you just take the two choices,

00:07:49.560 get vaccinated or don't get vaccinated,

00:07:52.360 and I will look at your comments

00:07:54.420 after I do this.

00:07:56.000 So, if you have some good comments,

00:07:57.440 just wait until I'm ready to read them.

00:07:58.800 My personal odds of death.

00:08:02.900 Personal odds of death.

00:08:04.280 This is where you put in your own number.

00:08:06.720 So, your assumption about your own risks

00:08:09.720 should be based on your comorbidity,

00:08:12.460 your weight, your gender,

00:08:15.060 your ethnicity, apparently,

00:08:17.360 and, you know, all the obvious stuff.

00:08:20.540 So, my personal estimate is that

00:08:23.060 if I were to get vaccinated,

00:08:24.840 my odds of death from coronavirus

00:08:27.520 and my odds of death

00:08:29.900 from the vaccination itself,

00:08:32.820 basically round to zero.

00:08:35.400 You know, it's something way less than 1%, right?

00:08:38.560 So, when things are so much less than 1%,

00:08:41.260 I treat them as zero.

00:08:43.940 So, in terms of decision-making,

00:08:46.220 it might be true that this risk

00:08:47.860 or this risk is five times more

00:08:50.480 than the other one,

00:08:51.800 but they're both zero

00:08:52.940 for all practical purposes.

00:08:55.720 Somebody says,

00:08:56.460 can't be zero?

00:08:57.880 In practical sense,

00:08:59.980 you can treat it as zero.

00:09:01.720 That's different from being zero.

00:09:04.180 So, in a decision-making context,

00:09:08.220 you can treat some things as zero

00:09:10.160 even though you know

00:09:10.960 it's a little bit more than zero.

00:09:13.180 So, work with me on this, right?

00:09:15.860 So, I think that whether I get the vaccination

00:09:17.500 or I don't,

00:09:18.920 my odds of dying from a vaccination

00:09:21.380 or from the virus,

00:09:23.420 basically zero.

00:09:24.240 Now, remember,

00:09:25.280 this is my personal odds.

00:09:27.540 We're not talking about

00:09:28.560 what happens to large populations.

00:09:31.120 That's separate.

00:09:32.840 What are my odds of getting infected?

00:09:35.040 Well, even if you get the vaccination,

00:09:37.000 apparently,

00:09:37.500 you can get reinfected.

00:09:39.260 But, I do think

00:09:40.340 that the weight of

00:09:41.760 common sense and logic about this

00:09:44.400 is that you have

00:09:46.120 a much less chance

00:09:47.140 of getting infected

00:09:48.720 if you've got the vaccination.

00:09:50.260 still can happen.

00:09:51.800 So, I'm just going to put in a number

00:09:53.460 and this might be high

00:09:54.900 and you might want to put in

00:09:56.680 your own number.

00:09:57.760 So, again,

00:09:58.580 don't judge me

00:10:00.000 by what numbers

00:10:00.840 I put in for myself

00:10:02.160 because that's none of your business.

00:10:05.580 You put in your own numbers

00:10:07.040 and that's none of my business.

00:10:09.560 Do you get that?

00:10:10.440 I want everybody to be clear.

00:10:12.180 I'm not telling you

00:10:12.840 to get vaccinated or not.

00:10:15.000 I'm telling you

00:10:15.500 to make up your own decision

00:10:16.680 by putting in your own estimates.

00:10:19.100 All right?

00:10:19.540 I think if I don't get vaccinated

00:10:21.380 based on how well

00:10:22.800 I can socially distance

00:10:24.960 and what my activities

00:10:26.480 are likely to be,

00:10:28.100 maybe as much as a 20% chance

00:10:30.800 of getting infected.

00:10:31.820 But, what are the risks

00:10:34.540 of the long-haul

00:10:35.720 or, let's say,

00:10:37.300 long-term complications?

00:10:39.560 And when I say long-haul

00:10:40.880 I'm going to say

00:10:41.640 that let's say

00:10:42.640 you get the vaccination

00:10:43.540 and somewhere down the line

00:10:46.040 there's some kind of complication

00:10:47.520 that you didn't know about.

00:10:49.240 What are the odds of that?

00:10:50.980 Well, my understanding

00:10:52.260 is that the nature of vaccines,

00:10:54.940 according to the experts,

00:10:56.220 is that if you're going to have a problem,

00:10:58.200 you almost always have

00:11:00.440 that problem right away,

00:11:02.420 meaning the first weeks,

00:11:04.120 first months.

00:11:06.060 There's very little, if any,

00:11:07.980 history of getting a vaccination

00:11:09.620 and then, you know,

00:11:11.420 five years later

00:11:12.280 somebody's got a problem,

00:11:13.840 at least for this type of vaccination,

00:11:16.600 at least according to the experts.

00:11:18.840 Do you believe them?

00:11:20.440 No way to know, is there?

00:11:22.320 So this is the problem.

00:11:23.920 We don't have any certainty

00:11:25.300 about any of this stuff.

00:11:26.640 So you have to make

00:11:28.000 your own best guess

00:11:29.180 and that's the best you can do.

00:11:32.380 I'm going to say

00:11:33.300 that the odds of getting a vaccination

00:11:37.280 and then years in the future

00:11:39.580 having a side effect

00:11:41.140 are really small.

00:11:43.340 I don't know how small,

00:11:45.300 but just for the purposes

00:11:46.420 of making decisions,

00:11:48.140 less than 1%.

00:11:49.340 Am I right?

00:11:51.900 How would I know?

00:11:53.380 I'm just saying that

00:11:54.520 things like this,

00:11:55.880 vaccinations

00:11:56.780 are in a class of risks

00:11:59.160 in which the long-term risk

00:12:01.360 is way, way smaller

00:12:03.200 than your risk

00:12:04.560 of something happening

00:12:05.380 in the first few weeks.

00:12:07.040 And even the risk

00:12:08.020 of having something happening

00:12:09.040 in the first few weeks

00:12:10.400 is really, really small.

00:12:13.020 Okay.

00:12:13.540 So I discount them

00:12:15.560 to something less than 1%.

00:12:17.360 But if you don't get

00:12:19.320 the vaccination,

00:12:20.280 there is at least one study.

00:12:22.020 Again, it's just one study.

00:12:23.520 Who knows how accurate

00:12:24.500 that is?

00:12:25.420 They said that maybe up to

00:12:26.800 30% of people

00:12:27.960 who get the virus

00:12:28.920 have some kind

00:12:30.040 of long-haul problem.

00:12:31.960 Now, long-haul

00:12:33.220 means it could last months.

00:12:36.240 But do you believe

00:12:38.280 that if you had a problem

00:12:39.480 that made you mentally foggy

00:12:41.260 for nine months,

00:12:43.000 which is a real thing,

00:12:44.420 this is happening to people,

00:12:45.960 do you think

00:12:46.760 that's not permanent?

00:12:47.560 Because we don't know

00:12:50.320 that it's permanent.

00:12:51.800 But I can't imagine anything

00:12:53.300 that, let's say,

00:12:54.560 at my current age, right,

00:12:56.040 because it'd be worse

00:12:56.820 the older you are.

00:12:58.160 But at my current age,

00:12:59.720 if I had nine months

00:13:01.540 of brain fog,

00:13:03.860 do you really think

00:13:04.840 I'm going to come out

00:13:05.500 the other end

00:13:06.220 just as healthy?

00:13:07.800 I can't believe it.

00:13:09.640 But I also don't have evidence

00:13:11.420 one way or another,

00:13:12.960 whether it's temporary

00:13:13.680 or permanent.

00:13:14.580 But this is the one

00:13:15.440 I worry about.

00:13:16.080 So I put about

00:13:18.300 zero credibility

00:13:19.740 in my odds of dying,

00:13:21.400 personally,

00:13:22.400 just personally.

00:13:23.700 But I think my odds

00:13:24.820 of having some

00:13:25.380 long-haul brain fog

00:13:27.420 that is the scariest part,

00:13:30.020 pretty good.

00:13:31.340 Now, what about

00:13:31.920 the miscellaneous

00:13:32.860 unknown risks?

00:13:34.240 How do you handle them?

00:13:35.500 One of the miscellaneous

00:13:36.740 unknown risks is,

00:13:38.820 what if Bill Gates

00:13:40.100 put a microchip

00:13:41.380 in your vaccines?

00:13:44.160 I rate the value

00:13:46.020 of that

00:13:46.500 in my decision-making

00:13:47.740 at zero.

00:13:50.680 Zero.

00:13:51.400 We'll talk about therapeutics.

00:13:54.140 Because it's a wild

00:13:55.880 and crazy thing.

00:13:56.680 And every decision,

00:13:58.440 every decision

00:13:59.760 has a whole bunch

00:14:01.560 of things

00:14:02.020 that could happen.

00:14:04.400 Could happen.

00:14:05.400 You could get hit

00:14:06.220 by a meteor.

00:14:07.460 You could explode

00:14:08.660 spontaneously.

00:14:09.740 There's lots of stuff

00:14:10.460 that could happen.

00:14:11.120 But I value them

00:14:12.420 all at zero

00:14:13.140 as a decision-making

00:14:15.340 standard.

00:14:17.820 And I would suggest

00:14:18.820 this for you as well.

00:14:20.500 Now,

00:14:21.200 every situation

00:14:22.100 is different.

00:14:23.220 But if you have

00:14:23.780 this wild,

00:14:24.640 well,

00:14:24.880 maybe something

00:14:25.740 could go wrong,

00:14:27.100 but there's no data

00:14:28.260 to it,

00:14:28.740 and you don't have

00:14:29.440 experts worried about it.

00:14:31.620 In a situation

00:14:32.840 where experts

00:14:33.520 aren't terribly worried,

00:14:35.380 and they do

00:14:36.480 to understand

00:14:37.080 the realm,

00:14:38.800 I give a zero.

00:14:40.160 What about the risk

00:14:41.200 of long-term complications?

00:14:43.180 Like I said,

00:14:44.240 probably less than 1%,

00:14:45.520 but not zero.

00:14:47.120 Certainly not zero.

00:14:49.200 And what about,

00:14:50.520 what kind of weight

00:14:51.920 do you put on

00:14:52.560 peace of mind?

00:14:55.020 Well,

00:14:55.740 this again

00:14:56.340 is individual.

00:14:58.280 Some of you

00:14:59.040 might have better

00:14:59.880 peace of mind

00:15:00.700 by not getting vaccinated.

00:15:02.960 And peace of mind,

00:15:03.840 that counts,

00:15:05.220 right?

00:15:05.420 That's a real thing.

00:15:07.200 It matters

00:15:07.900 to your quality of life.

00:15:09.620 So if you think

00:15:10.520 that getting the vaccination

00:15:11.820 would make you

00:15:13.020 panicked for years

00:15:14.240 that it might have

00:15:14.940 some side effect,

00:15:16.740 well,

00:15:17.000 take that into account.

00:15:18.880 My personal

00:15:20.080 anecdotal

00:15:20.940 experience

00:15:22.280 was that getting

00:15:23.480 the first

00:15:24.120 of the two shots,

00:15:25.520 I got the Moderna,

00:15:26.880 but getting the first

00:15:27.920 made me feel better,

00:15:30.200 not worse.

00:15:31.440 So in my mind,

00:15:32.860 both my rational mind

00:15:34.240 and I guess

00:15:34.940 my irrational mind

00:15:36.020 as well,

00:15:37.000 I feel,

00:15:38.260 and it's just

00:15:38.660 a feeling,

00:15:39.620 right?

00:15:40.120 Because we don't

00:15:40.860 know the risks

00:15:41.900 exactly,

00:15:42.500 it's just a feeling.

00:15:43.620 I feel safer.

00:15:46.040 I feel safer.

00:15:47.720 Now,

00:15:48.300 would you?

00:15:49.260 Would you feel

00:15:50.340 safer

00:15:50.840 getting a vaccination?

00:15:52.520 If you wouldn't,

00:15:55.900 then maybe,

00:15:56.800 maybe you take

00:15:57.820 that into consideration.

00:15:59.160 I wasn't sure

00:16:00.300 I would,

00:16:01.540 but I do.

00:16:02.580 It's unambiguous

00:16:03.540 in my case,

00:16:04.500 but I can't guarantee

00:16:05.360 that would happen

00:16:05.860 to you.

00:16:07.060 The other thing

00:16:07.880 is the social good.

00:16:09.460 So there's one thing

00:16:10.760 to make a decision

00:16:11.540 that is good for you

00:16:12.720 and you have

00:16:13.200 every right,

00:16:14.560 every right,

00:16:15.520 morally,

00:16:16.120 ethically,

00:16:16.620 just completely,

00:16:17.740 to just make a decision

00:16:19.080 that's right for you

00:16:20.100 without any regard

00:16:21.960 to what it might mean

00:16:23.580 to anybody else's health.

00:16:25.440 You have every right

00:16:26.800 to do that,

00:16:27.540 right?

00:16:29.100 Just as you have

00:16:30.340 every right to

00:16:31.180 not join the military.

00:16:34.440 But we do give respect

00:16:36.020 to people who do

00:16:36.860 because we know

00:16:37.980 that people who do

00:16:38.700 join the military

00:16:39.560 are taking on

00:16:41.040 an extra risk

00:16:42.200 and a big part of that

00:16:44.480 is for the benefit

00:16:45.360 of other people,

00:16:47.180 strangers,

00:16:47.820 people they've never met,

00:16:49.100 other Americans.

00:16:50.760 So,

00:16:51.680 this is one of these

00:16:52.760 rare cases

00:16:53.440 where people like me

00:16:54.920 and your situation

00:16:56.300 could be completely different.

00:16:58.060 So this should not

00:16:58.700 influence your decision.

00:17:00.380 But I've had a good run,

00:17:02.260 meaning,

00:17:03.740 you know,

00:17:04.080 I've reached a certain age

00:17:05.400 and if I died tomorrow,

00:17:08.000 you know,

00:17:09.680 taking on some risk

00:17:11.560 that might have been,

00:17:12.820 you know,

00:17:13.140 in a small way

00:17:14.160 beneficial to the country,

00:17:16.060 eh,

00:17:16.420 I'm okay with that.

00:17:17.440 I feel that's a risk

00:17:18.800 that I'm willing to take.

00:17:20.920 If you were really young,

00:17:22.400 maybe you would

00:17:23.000 weight things differently.

00:17:24.220 You'd have more years

00:17:25.220 to live than I do.

00:17:26.720 So your cost-benefit

00:17:28.140 is a little bit different.

00:17:29.460 But in my case,

00:17:30.460 I did not join the military.

00:17:32.720 I did not serve the country

00:17:34.240 in that way,

00:17:35.400 which I respect.

00:17:36.240 But here's a situation

00:17:38.840 where I can be part of

00:17:41.400 maybe reducing the spread.

00:17:43.680 Maybe I'm a small part

00:17:45.180 of making it safer

00:17:46.480 to go out to eat

00:17:47.300 if you're not vaccinated.

00:17:49.160 You know,

00:17:49.380 maybe I can make it safer

00:17:50.460 for those of you

00:17:51.200 who don't want

00:17:51.960 to get vaccinated.

00:17:53.640 I count that

00:17:54.540 as something useful.

00:17:56.160 Now,

00:17:56.360 how much weight

00:17:57.240 you give that?

00:17:58.600 Totally personal,

00:18:00.660 completely personal decision.

00:18:03.100 Now,

00:18:03.420 somebody asked

00:18:03.900 about therapeutics.

00:18:04.880 What about therapeutics?

00:18:08.180 The problems

00:18:09.100 with therapeutics

00:18:10.160 are availability.

00:18:12.180 Do you actually

00:18:12.880 have availability of,

00:18:14.800 I know some of you

00:18:15.560 think ivermectin works.

00:18:17.040 Some of you think

00:18:17.800 hydroxychloroquine works.

00:18:19.980 I'm not a doctor.

00:18:21.100 I'm not promoting

00:18:21.840 either of those

00:18:22.840 for any reason whatsoever.

00:18:24.480 I'm just saying

00:18:25.260 that some of you

00:18:25.780 have asked me about them.

00:18:27.120 I don't know

00:18:27.800 that you would have

00:18:28.320 the availability.

00:18:29.580 I don't know

00:18:30.160 that you would know

00:18:30.880 to start early enough.

00:18:33.240 And I don't know

00:18:34.160 what their risk profile

00:18:35.260 is relative

00:18:36.700 to the vaccinations.

00:18:38.740 I think they're all

00:18:39.780 such a low risk

00:18:40.680 that doing any one

00:18:41.800 of them is probably

00:18:42.660 pretty close

00:18:43.940 to zero risk.

00:18:48.400 Yes,

00:18:48.880 if you get the vaccine,

00:18:49.900 it doesn't mean

00:18:50.740 that you can't

00:18:51.780 get the virus again,

00:18:52.960 which is what I indicated

00:18:54.260 on my board there.

00:18:55.600 All right,

00:18:55.940 so I would say

00:18:56.580 that your therapeutic decision,

00:18:59.240 you should treat

00:19:00.040 somewhat separately.

00:19:01.180 if you're not

00:19:02.420 going to get

00:19:02.780 the vaccination,

00:19:04.480 well,

00:19:04.860 maybe you think

00:19:05.460 a little bit more

00:19:06.260 about the therapeutics.

00:19:08.900 And if you do

00:19:09.680 get the vaccination,

00:19:10.700 maybe that's one less

00:19:11.520 thing you have

00:19:11.980 to worry about.

00:19:13.460 All right,

00:19:14.220 is everybody okay

00:19:16.320 with the way

00:19:17.280 I've described this

00:19:18.240 and not giving you

00:19:19.180 any pressure

00:19:19.780 to change your mind?

00:19:21.060 That's not my deal,

00:19:22.400 and you shouldn't

00:19:22.940 take any medical

00:19:23.800 advice from me.

00:19:25.000 But if it helps

00:19:25.940 you think about it

00:19:26.700 differently,

00:19:27.500 that's all I was

00:19:28.660 trying to do.

00:19:29.120 All right.

00:19:31.640 Do you want

00:19:32.340 to get weird?

00:19:34.300 You want to get weird?

00:19:35.380 Come on.

00:19:37.860 Let's get weird.

00:19:40.480 All right.

00:19:42.980 I've told you

00:19:43.760 about this thing

00:19:44.340 called affirmations

00:19:45.340 before,

00:19:46.300 where you just

00:19:47.340 focus on something

00:19:48.580 you want to happen

00:19:49.940 to your life,

00:19:50.560 something good.

00:19:51.700 It's better to have

00:19:52.320 a general affirmation,

00:19:53.660 such as wealth

00:19:55.620 or finding love

00:19:57.700 or being healthy,

00:19:59.440 that sort of thing,

00:20:00.420 as opposed to being

00:20:01.220 too specific,

00:20:02.440 as in,

00:20:02.960 I'll get this

00:20:03.520 specific promotion.

00:20:05.660 And,

00:20:06.200 of course,

00:20:08.180 this is related

00:20:09.200 or might be

00:20:10.300 to the idea

00:20:11.320 that we live

00:20:11.900 in a simulation

00:20:12.660 or the idea

00:20:14.100 that our reality

00:20:15.740 is subjective,

00:20:17.460 which I'm going

00:20:18.580 to argue today

00:20:19.480 is not really

00:20:20.920 too different

00:20:21.620 from living

00:20:22.680 in a simulation.

00:20:23.600 Now,

00:20:24.620 the simulation idea

00:20:25.620 is that there's

00:20:26.280 some entity

00:20:27.160 or intelligence

00:20:28.740 that programmed us

00:20:30.360 and we're basically

00:20:31.240 software,

00:20:32.580 but we don't know it.

00:20:34.520 So that's what

00:20:35.200 the simulation assumes.

00:20:37.520 But,

00:20:38.140 suppose that's

00:20:39.460 not the case exactly,

00:20:41.180 but rather

00:20:41.720 there's some

00:20:42.240 base reality,

00:20:43.540 but we're not

00:20:44.500 evolved enough

00:20:45.340 to see it.

00:20:46.620 So we think

00:20:47.660 we can interact

00:20:48.740 with a real reality,

00:20:50.360 but really

00:20:50.840 we just all have

00:20:51.800 little movies

00:20:52.360 in our head

00:20:53.040 that are the reality

00:20:54.680 for us

00:20:55.540 for all practical purposes.

00:20:57.960 So,

00:20:58.440 although these

00:20:59.200 are different ideas,

00:21:00.220 they're not so different

00:21:01.380 because they both

00:21:02.380 require an intelligence

00:21:04.640 that's creating

00:21:06.120 an artificial world.

00:21:07.840 One is in a computer,

00:21:09.980 one is in your mind,

00:21:11.780 but your mind

00:21:13.000 is basically

00:21:13.540 just a moist computer.

00:21:15.700 So I'm going

00:21:16.380 to treat them

00:21:16.840 as though they're

00:21:17.320 a little bit similar

00:21:18.380 because it's a good way

00:21:20.200 to make my point

00:21:20.960 about affirmations.

00:21:23.080 Now,

00:21:23.340 if we're in a simulation

00:21:24.380 or,

00:21:25.620 and here's the fun part,

00:21:27.340 or if we just live

00:21:28.500 in a subjective reality

00:21:30.120 that has some base to it

00:21:32.020 but we don't have

00:21:33.100 access to it,

00:21:34.240 in either case,

00:21:35.980 we might be able

00:21:36.740 to program it

00:21:37.760 through affirmations.

00:21:40.660 Now,

00:21:41.180 this is just

00:21:41.680 a hypothesis

00:21:42.400 and it's just

00:21:43.980 for fun.

00:21:45.160 All right?

00:21:45.600 Don't take any

00:21:46.440 of this too seriously.

00:21:47.620 It's just a different

00:21:48.660 filter on the world.

00:21:49.620 And I'm going

00:21:50.720 to tell you

00:21:51.020 about a little

00:21:51.500 experience

00:21:52.220 after I give you

00:21:53.060 a little more context.

00:21:55.160 If we're a simulation

00:21:56.440 or a subjective reality,

00:21:58.580 in both cases,

00:21:59.960 there's probably

00:22:00.680 some computer

00:22:01.680 constraints.

00:22:03.080 Your brain

00:22:03.480 is only going

00:22:04.040 to be able

00:22:04.520 to hold

00:22:04.820 so many things

00:22:05.560 and a computer

00:22:06.700 only has

00:22:07.200 so much memory.

00:22:08.180 so you would

00:22:10.280 have code reuse

00:22:11.140 which is certain

00:22:11.760 patterns you would

00:22:12.560 see over and over

00:22:13.300 again.

00:22:14.080 Now,

00:22:15.800 would those patterns

00:22:17.140 start to be more

00:22:18.580 common?

00:22:20.240 In other words,

00:22:20.840 would you see

00:22:21.260 more coincidences

00:22:22.280 and more

00:22:22.980 reused patterns

00:22:24.760 as the simulation

00:22:26.560 gets populated

00:22:28.020 and filled up

00:22:29.320 and the capacity

00:22:30.640 gets constrained?

00:22:32.420 Well,

00:22:32.980 I think you would,

00:22:33.880 naturally.

00:22:34.800 And so you would

00:22:35.440 start cutting corners

00:22:37.320 to save resources.

00:22:38.980 So you would

00:22:39.460 reuse ideas,

00:22:40.960 reuse code,

00:22:42.440 reuse patterns

00:22:43.280 to create

00:22:44.240 your simulated reality.

00:22:45.900 You would also,

00:22:46.620 if you had

00:22:46.960 computer constraints,

00:22:48.540 you wouldn't ever

00:22:49.360 see any good

00:22:50.020 pictures of aliens

00:22:50.900 because you don't

00:22:52.060 really need any aliens.

00:22:53.680 It would be extra.

00:22:55.400 You don't want to

00:22:56.000 build a whole world

00:22:57.020 of aliens

00:22:57.620 that nobody's

00:22:58.580 ever going to see.

00:22:59.500 That would be

00:22:59.920 a waste of resources.

00:23:01.280 So I don't think

00:23:02.180 we'll ever see

00:23:02.660 real aliens.

00:23:03.960 It makes sense

00:23:04.980 that the universe

00:23:05.580 is finite in size.

00:23:07.860 Your brain

00:23:08.580 can't understand that.

00:23:10.080 It makes no sense.

00:23:11.640 But we do know

00:23:12.700 that the universe

00:23:13.860 is expanding

00:23:14.760 and therefore

00:23:16.000 at any moment

00:23:16.800 it's a finite size.

00:23:18.840 How does that

00:23:19.360 even make sense?

00:23:20.640 It only makes sense

00:23:21.740 if we're a simulation

00:23:22.640 because the simulation

00:23:24.580 has to constrain

00:23:26.320 how much resources

00:23:27.280 it uses.

00:23:28.860 And then this

00:23:29.580 is just for fun.

00:23:30.720 Doesn't it seem like

00:23:31.420 there are too many houses

00:23:32.340 for how many people

00:23:34.020 there are?

00:23:34.380 If you were going

00:23:36.240 to build a simulation

00:23:37.160 you wouldn't

00:23:38.120 put people

00:23:39.460 in the houses

00:23:40.240 if people are just

00:23:41.560 going to drive by

00:23:42.280 and not see them.

00:23:43.340 You would have

00:23:43.940 lots of empty houses

00:23:44.940 because it would seem

00:23:46.340 as though they were

00:23:47.060 populated

00:23:47.640 but it would be

00:23:48.720 the lowest resource

00:23:50.020 way

00:23:50.900 to create the impression

00:23:52.580 of a large population

00:23:54.140 without having to

00:23:55.560 program lots of people.

00:23:57.200 There would just be

00:23:57.700 lots of houses.

00:23:58.340 Now if you've ever

00:23:59.800 noticed that

00:24:00.380 your neighborhood

00:24:00.980 seems to have

00:24:01.640 way more houses

00:24:02.800 or homes

00:24:04.040 or apartments

00:24:04.740 than there are

00:24:05.780 people walking around

00:24:06.840 well maybe

00:24:08.620 you live in a simulation.

00:24:10.200 Again if you're

00:24:10.700 just joining

00:24:11.160 this is just for fun

00:24:12.220 don't take it

00:24:12.820 too seriously.

00:24:14.420 Alright

00:24:14.560 what would you see

00:24:16.180 if the patterns

00:24:17.440 are being reused

00:24:18.240 and there's a resource

00:24:19.140 problem

00:24:19.660 you'd see more

00:24:20.400 coincidences.

00:24:22.260 Right?

00:24:23.020 Have you noticed

00:24:23.800 an acceleration

00:24:24.560 of coincidences

00:24:26.020 lately?

00:24:26.720 I want to see

00:24:28.380 in the comments

00:24:28.940 if anybody's

00:24:29.560 noticed this.

00:24:30.760 In your own life

00:24:31.640 have you seen

00:24:33.100 an acceleration

00:24:34.020 of patterns

00:24:35.300 being reused

00:24:36.300 just recently

00:24:37.480 like the last

00:24:38.240 year or two

00:24:39.020 and coincidences?

00:24:41.800 Look at the

00:24:42.640 comments.

00:24:44.100 Now I see a lot

00:24:44.700 of no's

00:24:45.160 but look how many

00:24:45.780 yes's there are.

00:24:47.620 Alright

00:24:47.880 now that's probably

00:24:48.920 confirmation bias

00:24:50.040 right?

00:24:51.280 Probably

00:24:51.800 you're just

00:24:52.340 noticing it

00:24:53.060 but maybe

00:24:53.700 there's no

00:24:54.220 greater coincidence

00:24:55.120 than ever.

00:24:55.740 but

00:24:56.920 if we're

00:24:57.840 a simulation

00:24:58.440 you would

00:24:59.520 sort of

00:24:59.920 expect to

00:25:00.480 see more

00:25:00.860 coincidences

00:25:01.580 just because

00:25:02.220 of code

00:25:02.680 reuse

00:25:03.160 and pattern

00:25:04.180 reuse.

00:25:05.120 So I have

00:25:05.600 this hypothesis

00:25:06.260 that you can

00:25:06.940 author the

00:25:07.560 simulation

00:25:08.060 just by

00:25:09.280 affirmations.

00:25:10.300 Doesn't mean

00:25:11.020 that you have

00:25:11.400 to write it

00:25:11.860 down

00:25:12.180 or chant

00:25:12.840 it

00:25:13.080 or do

00:25:13.460 anything.

00:25:14.120 You just

00:25:14.540 have to

00:25:14.860 focus on

00:25:15.440 what you

00:25:15.760 want

00:25:16.160 and put

00:25:17.020 your

00:25:17.240 intentions

00:25:17.960 very clearly

00:25:18.800 into the

00:25:19.340 universe.

00:25:20.560 And as long

00:25:21.020 as there's

00:25:21.360 nobody who

00:25:21.840 has the

00:25:22.180 opposite

00:25:22.600 intention

00:25:23.320 who is

00:25:24.240 trying to

00:25:24.800 program

00:25:25.460 things the

00:25:26.120 other way

00:25:26.600 maybe you

00:25:27.980 get what

00:25:28.280 you want.

00:25:29.340 So

00:25:29.520 Christina

00:25:30.120 and I

00:25:30.580 here's the

00:25:31.620 freaky

00:25:31.900 part

00:25:32.200 are you

00:25:32.320 ready?

00:25:34.060 We did

00:25:34.860 an experiment

00:25:35.500 in the past

00:25:36.340 few weeks

00:25:37.200 and the

00:25:38.040 experiment

00:25:38.440 was to

00:25:39.080 see if

00:25:39.460 we could

00:25:39.840 use

00:25:40.320 affirmations

00:25:41.760 to just

00:25:42.760 focus on

00:25:43.600 an intention

00:25:44.220 for free

00:25:45.700 money to

00:25:46.400 appear to

00:25:47.000 us.

00:25:48.200 Now by

00:25:48.580 free money

00:25:49.240 I mean

00:25:49.760 something that

00:25:50.340 we didn't

00:25:50.740 plan

00:25:51.200 or

00:25:51.880 something

00:25:52.220 that

00:25:52.460 wouldn't

00:25:52.680 be part

00:25:53.080 of my

00:25:53.320 normal

00:25:53.660 work.

00:25:54.880 So for

00:25:55.160 example

00:25:55.500 if somebody

00:25:56.040 had offered

00:25:56.440 me let's

00:25:57.220 say a

00:25:57.480 book contract

00:25:58.400 that wouldn't

00:25:59.420 count because

00:26:00.440 that's sort

00:26:00.860 of my

00:26:01.100 normal routine

00:26:02.660 is that I

00:26:03.400 get contracts

00:26:04.200 I don't

00:26:05.040 always know

00:26:05.480 when they're

00:26:05.760 coming.

00:26:06.640 I'm talking

00:26:07.320 about a

00:26:08.520 weird money

00:26:09.480 from nothing

00:26:10.160 like just

00:26:11.500 magic money

00:26:13.120 that just

00:26:14.040 appears.

00:26:15.560 That's what

00:26:16.240 we were

00:26:16.540 affirming.

00:26:17.700 So we

00:26:18.180 started doing

00:26:18.640 this and a

00:26:19.100 few days

00:26:19.460 later my

00:26:20.000 publisher

00:26:20.640 my syndication

00:26:21.460 company says

00:26:23.060 your contract

00:26:24.400 that we've

00:26:25.480 had for 10

00:26:26.120 years is

00:26:26.580 running out

00:26:27.080 and the

00:26:28.300 new contract

00:26:28.920 specifies that

00:26:29.780 you'll get a

00:26:30.280 signing bonus

00:26:31.060 and we're

00:26:32.220 going to give

00:26:32.600 you this

00:26:32.880 bunch of

00:26:33.320 money.

00:26:34.680 And I

00:26:35.320 thought well

00:26:36.220 I had no

00:26:36.600 idea that

00:26:37.060 was coming.

00:26:38.080 And it

00:26:38.540 happened just

00:26:39.120 days just a

00:26:40.780 few days after

00:26:41.980 we started this

00:26:42.800 experiment and

00:26:44.120 sure enough this

00:26:44.860 little unexpected

00:26:45.840 pile of money

00:26:46.880 came my way.

00:26:48.020 But I said to

00:26:48.440 myself I

00:26:49.120 I don't

00:26:50.120 know if

00:26:50.500 this counts

00:26:51.140 because it

00:26:52.580 was in the

00:26:53.040 contract it

00:26:54.080 was you know

00:26:54.600 I didn't know

00:26:55.160 about it but

00:26:56.400 it was something

00:26:56.820 I did to

00:26:57.600 make it happen

00:26:58.240 right.

00:26:58.760 It's something

00:26:59.140 I negotiated

00:26:59.820 years ago or

00:27:01.280 actually negotiated

00:27:02.180 recently.

00:27:03.380 And so we

00:27:04.720 said let's just

00:27:05.580 keep going

00:27:06.080 because that

00:27:06.420 one doesn't

00:27:06.840 count right.

00:27:07.820 Yeah that

00:27:08.060 one doesn't

00:27:08.440 count.

00:27:09.660 So then I

00:27:10.820 get an email

00:27:11.400 just days later

00:27:12.560 just a few

00:27:13.720 days later I

00:27:14.280 get an email

00:27:14.720 also from my

00:27:15.860 syndication company

00:27:16.720 saying that

00:27:18.000 they couldn't

00:27:18.680 remember if

00:27:19.260 they told

00:27:19.740 me but

00:27:20.900 they noticed

00:27:22.280 in the

00:27:22.600 contract that

00:27:23.640 after 10

00:27:24.340 years there

00:27:24.960 was a

00:27:25.280 guaranteed

00:27:25.720 true up

00:27:26.680 number meaning

00:27:27.940 that if some

00:27:28.760 goals were not

00:27:29.520 met they

00:27:30.460 would owe me

00:27:31.060 a large amount

00:27:31.840 of money and

00:27:33.040 they had already

00:27:33.640 wired it to

00:27:34.240 me so that I

00:27:36.240 wouldn't be

00:27:36.580 surprised that a

00:27:37.940 large amount of

00:27:38.540 money appeared in

00:27:39.340 my bank.

00:27:41.220 No idea.

00:27:42.140 I had no

00:27:44.360 idea that

00:27:45.480 10 years ago

00:27:46.440 I had

00:27:47.060 negotiated so

00:27:48.500 cleverly that

00:27:50.220 under these

00:27:51.160 conditions that

00:27:51.980 happened I

00:27:53.160 would get a

00:27:53.580 large pile of

00:27:54.380 money.

00:27:55.140 Does that

00:27:55.780 count?

00:27:57.000 Nope.

00:27:58.240 Not going to

00:27:58.800 count it.

00:27:59.860 Not going to

00:28:00.400 count it.

00:28:01.020 Because I

00:28:01.480 negotiated that.

00:28:02.960 Right?

00:28:03.320 I just forgot

00:28:04.260 about it.

00:28:05.060 So that's not

00:28:05.560 really magic is

00:28:06.760 it?

00:28:06.980 That's just

00:28:07.340 something I

00:28:07.780 forgot about.

00:28:09.200 Kind of a

00:28:09.780 coincidence.

00:28:11.020 So that's

00:28:11.420 like two

00:28:12.420 coincidences but

00:28:14.080 I would say we

00:28:14.880 don't count

00:28:15.380 those.

00:28:16.780 So I said to

00:28:17.740 Christina let's

00:28:18.320 not count those.

00:28:19.060 Let's just keep

00:28:19.520 going.

00:28:20.260 We'll just try to

00:28:20.820 make some really

00:28:21.640 weird magic money

00:28:23.800 appear.

00:28:26.160 Yesterday I

00:28:28.560 decided to

00:28:29.460 sign up for

00:28:31.740 Coinbase and

00:28:33.640 realized that I

00:28:34.360 had already

00:28:34.700 signed up before.

00:28:36.380 Now Coinbase is

00:28:37.300 the place for

00:28:37.980 trading cryptos

00:28:39.340 etc.

00:28:39.700 and I

00:28:41.520 signed into

00:28:41.960 my crypto

00:28:42.960 wallet that I

00:28:43.740 hadn't used

00:28:44.400 forever because

00:28:46.080 I don't really

00:28:46.660 play in the

00:28:47.660 crypto field at

00:28:49.140 all.

00:28:49.920 I've just

00:28:50.720 dabbled.

00:28:52.000 And I was

00:28:53.960 doing it for a

00:28:54.620 specific thing.

00:28:55.480 I was actually

00:28:55.920 just moving the

00:28:56.760 money around from

00:28:57.780 the NFT, the

00:28:58.820 Dilber NFT that

00:28:59.740 just sold on

00:29:00.620 auction.

00:29:01.440 So I was just

00:29:01.980 signing up to

00:29:03.560 my accounts to

00:29:04.940 move that

00:29:05.360 around.

00:29:05.640 and I

00:29:08.320 opened up my

00:29:08.860 account and

00:29:11.680 there's this

00:29:12.060 really big

00:29:13.300 number there

00:29:14.060 which is weird

00:29:16.560 because I

00:29:17.800 didn't have

00:29:18.180 anything in my

00:29:18.840 account that I

00:29:20.600 remembered.

00:29:21.960 But it turns out

00:29:23.080 that some time

00:29:24.340 ago in my

00:29:24.900 past, I don't

00:29:26.120 remember it

00:29:26.680 specifically, I

00:29:28.240 thought to myself

00:29:28.960 that I wanted to

00:29:29.700 buy something with

00:29:30.540 some cryptocurrency

00:29:31.300 and apparently

00:29:33.800 I had put, I

00:29:35.880 bought some

00:29:36.440 crypto just to

00:29:38.320 use for some

00:29:39.200 expenses.

00:29:40.660 I wasn't

00:29:41.500 planning to, you

00:29:42.260 know, keep it or

00:29:43.000 hold it or

00:29:43.900 anything.

00:29:45.020 And you may

00:29:46.840 have heard of

00:29:47.220 it.

00:29:47.420 It's something

00:29:47.740 called Ethereum.

00:29:51.060 It turns out

00:29:52.220 those of you

00:29:53.680 who follow

00:29:54.140 crypto, you're

00:29:56.000 already laughing.

00:29:57.760 That's right.

00:29:58.440 I accidentally

00:30:00.540 completely

00:30:02.700 accidentally

00:30:03.500 bought Ethereum

00:30:05.820 at the bottom.

00:30:09.380 I think I

00:30:10.440 put less

00:30:11.220 than a few

00:30:11.920 thousand dollars

00:30:12.780 into it at

00:30:13.420 the time.

00:30:15.040 It's worth

00:30:15.960 three hundred

00:30:16.440 thousand dollars

00:30:17.360 today.

00:30:20.420 Three hundred

00:30:21.240 thousand dollars

00:30:22.180 out of

00:30:24.240 nowhere.

00:30:26.080 Literally,

00:30:27.460 not literally,

00:30:28.440 but just

00:30:29.720 out of

00:30:29.960 nowhere.

00:30:31.020 It just

00:30:31.420 appeared.

00:30:32.800 Now, that's

00:30:33.980 my story.

00:30:37.080 Now, I

00:30:37.780 can only tell

00:30:38.420 you that

00:30:39.620 Christine and

00:30:40.340 I were

00:30:41.060 legitimately

00:30:42.060 testing to

00:30:43.640 see if we

00:30:44.160 could make

00:30:44.540 money appear

00:30:45.200 out of

00:30:46.100 nowhere.

00:30:47.940 I'm not

00:30:48.620 lying.

00:30:49.580 These things

00:30:50.220 actually happened.

00:30:51.680 And like I

00:30:52.040 say, the

00:30:52.360 first two,

00:30:53.640 you could

00:30:54.240 say that

00:30:55.100 those were

00:30:55.460 just coincidence

00:30:56.180 and nothing

00:30:57.200 special.

00:30:58.440 But the

00:31:00.020 Ethereum, I

00:31:01.500 didn't even

00:31:02.080 know I

00:31:02.460 owned it.

00:31:03.360 I mean, I

00:31:03.820 didn't even

00:31:04.240 know.

00:31:05.140 And it

00:31:05.380 was, when I

00:31:06.620 did own it,

00:31:07.500 it wasn't

00:31:07.920 worth anything,

00:31:08.980 right?

00:31:09.220 It was just

00:31:09.640 a few

00:31:10.420 thousand dollars.

00:31:12.440 So that's

00:31:13.180 my story.

00:31:13.800 Let's talk

00:31:14.140 about something

00:31:14.540 else.

00:31:17.980 There's a

00:31:18.700 propaganda

00:31:19.300 article in

00:31:20.740 The Atlantic

00:31:21.420 which is

00:31:23.760 trying to

00:31:24.220 tell us

00:31:24.640 that China 0.93

00:31:25.260 is no

00:31:25.660 big problem

00:31:26.580 to us

00:31:27.000 after all.

00:31:29.220 Now, what

00:31:30.080 do you think

00:31:30.480 about that

00:31:30.900 when you

00:31:31.200 see a

00:31:31.520 story that

00:31:31.960 says, you

00:31:32.780 know, Joe

00:31:33.180 Biden was

00:31:33.700 right, China

00:31:34.760 is no big

00:31:35.280 deal, their

00:31:36.200 military is a 0.82

00:31:37.360 paper tiger

00:31:37.980 because they

00:31:39.200 have to use

00:31:39.640 most of

00:31:40.040 their military

00:31:40.520 resources to

00:31:42.140 control their

00:31:42.740 own public,

00:31:43.620 which is a

00:31:44.260 good point

00:31:44.620 actually.

00:31:44.920 that their

00:31:46.680 economy is in

00:31:47.520 trouble because

00:31:48.100 there are going

00:31:48.400 to be too

00:31:48.720 many senior

00:31:49.340 citizens, their

00:31:50.340 population may

00:31:51.780 have decreased,

00:31:52.840 and they got

00:31:53.180 all kinds of

00:31:53.660 problems.

00:31:54.620 Now, I think

00:31:55.340 all those things

00:31:55.920 are reasonably

00:31:56.480 true, but

00:31:58.240 this article

00:31:58.820 doesn't mention

00:31:59.480 all the fentanyl

00:32:00.400 they're sending

00:32:00.900 us and all the

00:32:02.180 persuasion they're

00:32:03.000 doing by the

00:32:03.520 internet and

00:32:05.180 stealing of

00:32:06.320 intellectual property

00:32:08.220 which will be

00:32:08.800 forever and

00:32:09.420 trying to

00:32:09.780 dominate the

00:32:10.880 internet and

00:32:11.540 God knows

00:32:11.980 what.

00:32:13.060 So, I'm a

00:32:14.820 little, I

00:32:15.340 have a mixed

00:32:16.040 feeling here

00:32:16.640 when we see

00:32:18.720 that China 0.93

00:32:19.160 isn't the big

00:32:20.120 problem that

00:32:20.840 some people

00:32:21.360 think, because

00:32:22.680 if they're

00:32:23.060 sending us

00:32:23.500 fentanyl and

00:32:24.140 killing 50,000

00:32:25.220 people a year,

00:32:26.400 I feel like

00:32:27.140 that's our

00:32:27.520 biggest problem,

00:32:28.580 isn't it?

00:32:29.660 And that's just

00:32:30.240 one little thing

00:32:30.900 they're doing.

00:32:32.100 So, I still

00:32:33.100 think they're

00:32:33.500 our biggest

00:32:33.900 problem, but

00:32:35.020 I would agree

00:32:35.660 with the tone

00:32:37.300 of the article

00:32:37.860 that the United

00:32:39.520 States has more

00:32:40.280 advantages than

00:32:41.220 they do, and

00:32:42.060 that might

00:32:42.640 last.

00:32:44.820 So, I

00:32:46.080 won't be too

00:32:46.860 worried about

00:32:47.340 them, but

00:32:47.640 we have to

00:32:48.000 put maximum

00:32:48.560 pressure on

00:32:49.500 that situation.

00:32:53.140 So, big

00:32:54.300 story today,

00:32:55.220 there are

00:32:55.480 these new

00:32:55.960 emails being

00:32:56.720 released from

00:32:58.220 the Mueller

00:32:58.580 investigation showing

00:32:59.680 the private

00:33:00.180 communications of,

00:33:01.840 let's see,

00:33:02.360 Flynn,

00:33:02.820 Manafort,

00:33:03.480 Bannon,

00:33:04.260 Kushner,

00:33:04.840 etc.

00:33:06.700 And here's

00:33:07.540 the thing,

00:33:08.680 they don't

00:33:09.180 seem to have

00:33:09.760 any news

00:33:10.300 value, but

00:33:12.140 they're in

00:33:12.540 the news.

00:33:14.120 Since when

00:33:14.800 is it okay

00:33:15.520 to just

00:33:16.700 publish people's

00:33:17.580 private email

00:33:18.600 when there's

00:33:19.900 no news

00:33:20.320 value?

00:33:21.120 Because I

00:33:21.560 don't believe

00:33:22.200 there's even

00:33:22.660 a claim that

00:33:23.680 anything in

00:33:24.380 them has

00:33:25.900 any news

00:33:26.400 value.

00:33:28.600 This is just

00:33:29.500 disgusting.

00:33:30.680 Like, what

00:33:31.200 have we become

00:33:31.920 that this is

00:33:33.320 okay?

00:33:34.100 And why is

00:33:34.780 anybody okay

00:33:35.560 with this?

00:33:36.180 I don't think

00:33:36.660 this has to

00:33:37.220 do with what

00:33:38.260 political side

00:33:39.060 you're on.

00:33:39.440 I mean, I'd

00:33:40.080 be saying

00:33:40.400 the same

00:33:40.860 if this

00:33:41.960 were Democrats

00:33:42.740 or Republicans.

00:33:43.920 I mean, why

00:33:44.280 are we looking

00:33:44.720 at private

00:33:45.220 emails?

00:33:46.100 This is way

00:33:46.920 beyond okay.

00:33:51.420 So, here's

00:33:52.340 a little stuff

00:33:53.320 I learned

00:33:53.680 about the

00:33:54.260 Arizona

00:33:55.060 audit of

00:33:56.480 the 2020

00:33:57.800 election in

00:33:58.820 Maricopa

00:33:59.260 County.

00:34:00.620 So, I

00:34:02.920 did not

00:34:03.300 know this.

00:34:04.100 Did you

00:34:04.380 know that

00:34:05.200 prior audits

00:34:06.560 were statistically

00:34:08.560 valid, meaning

00:34:11.280 that they

00:34:12.100 had enough

00:34:12.580 of a sample

00:34:13.280 that they

00:34:13.680 already audited

00:34:14.460 that statistically

00:34:16.040 speaking, if

00:34:17.020 there had been

00:34:17.440 a problem

00:34:17.920 that the

00:34:18.620 sample was

00:34:19.080 big enough

00:34:19.540 that it

00:34:20.320 would have

00:34:20.720 found it.

00:34:23.580 But would

00:34:24.140 it?

00:34:25.320 I would like

00:34:26.080 to question

00:34:26.680 that.

00:34:27.720 If you do

00:34:29.000 an audit

00:34:30.120 that only

00:34:31.060 samples,

00:34:32.060 no matter

00:34:32.640 how good

00:34:33.720 your representative

00:34:34.420 sample is,

00:34:35.280 is that

00:34:36.180 really going

00:34:36.560 to catch

00:34:36.860 fraud?

00:34:37.900 Because it

00:34:38.500 seems to me

00:34:38.940 fraud would

00:34:39.540 be in a

00:34:40.260 pocket.

00:34:41.580 And there's

00:34:41.920 no reason to

00:34:42.520 believe that

00:34:43.060 your random

00:34:43.860 sample is

00:34:44.680 going to hit

00:34:45.060 that pocket,

00:34:46.060 or even if

00:34:47.040 it did,

00:34:47.580 that one

00:34:49.040 bad ballot

00:34:49.820 would tell

00:34:50.600 you there

00:34:50.880 were some

00:34:51.140 massive

00:34:51.480 problems.

00:34:52.700 So,

00:34:53.620 somebody says

00:34:54.400 the samples

00:34:54.980 were curated.

00:34:55.900 Yeah, the

00:34:56.160 other problem

00:34:56.620 is you never

00:34:57.080 know, right?

00:34:58.120 You never

00:34:58.520 know, because

00:34:59.460 humans do

00:35:00.180 the auditing.

00:35:01.800 So, all you

00:35:02.280 need is humans

00:35:03.380 who want it to

00:35:03.980 go a certain

00:35:04.440 way, and you

00:35:05.000 are probably

00:35:05.260 going to

00:35:05.500 get it.

00:35:06.800 So, but, if

00:35:11.840 it's true that

00:35:13.300 the representative

00:35:14.700 sample found

00:35:15.760 absolutely zero

00:35:16.960 problems, which

00:35:18.120 is being

00:35:18.520 reported, then

00:35:22.300 maybe this

00:35:24.180 will be zero.

00:35:26.060 So, I would

00:35:27.020 say that the

00:35:27.540 odds of the

00:35:28.380 Arizona audit

00:35:29.560 coming out with

00:35:30.440 some massive

00:35:31.500 story about

00:35:33.160 election

00:35:33.780 irregularity

00:35:34.580 probably gets

00:35:36.480 lower every

00:35:37.440 day, right?

00:35:38.740 So, we're

00:35:39.120 just guessing

00:35:39.700 without any

00:35:40.280 information from

00:35:41.000 our perspective.

00:35:42.460 But, every

00:35:43.720 day that you

00:35:44.160 don't hear a

00:35:44.740 leak makes me

00:35:46.660 suspicious, you

00:35:48.080 know, because if

00:35:48.580 there were big

00:35:49.980 problems found, I'm

00:35:52.240 positive it would

00:35:53.160 have leaked

00:35:53.540 already.

00:35:54.340 Even though they

00:35:55.160 want not to

00:35:56.240 leak, even

00:35:56.780 though they're

00:35:57.260 trying not to

00:35:57.960 leak, you know,

00:35:59.080 they really don't

00:35:59.860 want to leak

00:36:00.940 because then

00:36:01.620 we'll get

00:36:02.720 inoculated before

00:36:03.760 they have the

00:36:04.780 big reveal, maybe.

00:36:06.520 But I just

00:36:07.180 don't think this

00:36:07.960 could not leak.

00:36:09.180 It's just not

00:36:09.800 in the category

00:36:10.480 of things that

00:36:11.120 don't leak.

00:36:12.560 It would be too

00:36:13.240 easy to leak.

00:36:14.820 So, if we

00:36:15.880 haven't heard

00:36:16.260 anything yet, I

00:36:17.060 think the odds

00:36:17.580 of that coming

00:36:18.200 up with something

00:36:18.840 get lower every

00:36:19.960 day, but not

00:36:20.980 zero.

00:36:21.960 And like I

00:36:22.560 always said,

00:36:23.440 whether there

00:36:24.540 was any fraud

00:36:25.420 or not, there

00:36:27.460 will be.

00:36:27.880 there will

00:36:29.640 be, because

00:36:30.560 it's a system

00:36:31.340 that there's a

00:36:33.780 high incentive

00:36:34.700 to do something

00:36:36.620 with it, and

00:36:37.940 there are enough

00:36:38.480 people who want

00:36:39.040 to, that over

00:36:40.020 time, somebody's

00:36:40.960 going to be

00:36:41.280 successful.

00:36:41.960 You just don't

00:36:42.420 know if it's

00:36:42.780 happened yet.

00:36:44.540 All right.

00:36:45.880 I guess the

00:36:46.340 Olympics is

00:36:46.980 banning Black 1.00

00:36:48.820 Lives Matter

00:36:49.520 apparel, as

00:36:51.500 well as all

00:36:52.300 political

00:36:53.020 clothing.

00:36:55.220 And I think

00:36:55.820 to myself,

00:36:57.420 why do

00:36:57.860 we have

00:36:58.220 Olympics?

00:36:59.660 Olympics are

00:37:00.320 just a total

00:37:00.900 waste of

00:37:01.340 time.

00:37:02.240 There are a

00:37:03.160 few things that

00:37:03.860 I dislike as

00:37:04.940 much as the

00:37:05.520 Olympics, because

00:37:06.820 it masquerades

00:37:07.740 as a good

00:37:08.280 thing, but I

00:37:09.280 don't think it

00:37:09.800 is.

00:37:10.860 I think it's

00:37:11.560 kind of a

00:37:12.000 dark thing,

00:37:13.280 because for

00:37:13.800 every few

00:37:14.920 people who

00:37:15.440 win some

00:37:15.980 medals, there

00:37:17.320 are all these

00:37:17.780 people who

00:37:18.240 wasted their

00:37:18.840 entire youth

00:37:19.620 training for

00:37:20.700 something that

00:37:21.220 made no

00:37:21.620 difference at

00:37:22.120 all to them.

00:37:23.160 So I just

00:37:23.960 don't like the

00:37:24.680 model of it.

00:37:26.120 But we'll see

00:37:27.220 if they can

00:37:27.640 get away

00:37:28.040 with getting

00:37:28.760 rid of the

00:37:29.620 Black Lives

00:37:30.440 Matter and

00:37:32.220 other political

00:37:33.000 statements.

00:37:36.300 You know, one

00:37:36.960 of the ways

00:37:37.320 that you know

00:37:37.820 that the news

00:37:38.540 is controlling

00:37:39.220 us is that

00:37:40.800 there are some

00:37:41.240 things that

00:37:41.640 look easy to

00:37:42.520 solve that

00:37:44.280 don't get

00:37:45.360 solved.

00:37:45.820 It's because the

00:37:46.480 news keeps us

00:37:47.300 on our teams

00:37:48.620 and battling

00:37:49.040 each other.

00:37:49.940 And one of

00:37:50.420 them is

00:37:51.020 school choice.

00:37:53.340 because it

00:37:54.660 seems to me

00:37:55.220 that if

00:37:55.880 Black Americans

00:37:57.300 wanted reparations

00:37:58.700 and they also

00:38:00.100 wanted better

00:38:00.720 school choice

00:38:01.480 and fix the

00:38:02.600 schools, they

00:38:03.520 would just

00:38:03.820 pair those

00:38:04.420 two topics

00:38:05.140 and say,

00:38:05.640 look, I

00:38:06.460 know it's

00:38:06.820 going to be

00:38:07.060 difficult to

00:38:08.020 write checks.

00:38:09.780 It's probably

00:38:10.660 too much to

00:38:11.280 ask for that

00:38:12.060 checks would

00:38:13.240 go out because

00:38:13.920 we couldn't

00:38:14.300 figure out who

00:38:15.380 should pay and

00:38:16.160 how much and

00:38:16.680 who gets it.

00:38:17.540 But how about

00:38:18.040 this?

00:38:19.140 How about we

00:38:19.840 all agree that

00:38:20.460 the schools could

00:38:21.160 be better?

00:38:21.580 And how

00:38:22.740 about we

00:38:23.100 say that

00:38:23.760 we'll treat

00:38:26.900 reparations as

00:38:28.380 having been

00:38:29.080 solved if you

00:38:31.060 work with us

00:38:31.700 to make the

00:38:32.220 schools for

00:38:32.780 everybody, but

00:38:34.220 it'd be a

00:38:34.900 bigger improvement

00:38:35.900 for the black

00:38:36.560 community because

00:38:37.340 they're in a

00:38:37.720 bigger hole.

00:38:38.480 If we make

00:38:39.160 the schools

00:38:39.520 better for

00:38:39.960 everybody, we're

00:38:41.060 just going to

00:38:41.460 call that

00:38:41.800 reparations and

00:38:42.580 we'll be even.

00:38:43.800 Because it's

00:38:44.700 the biggest

00:38:45.100 need, it's

00:38:46.700 the biggest

00:38:47.020 source of

00:38:47.820 ongoing systemic

00:38:49.220 racism, is

00:38:50.160 the Teachers

00:38:51.160 Union,

00:38:51.580 blocking school

00:38:52.440 choice.

00:38:53.500 So this is

00:38:54.360 one of those

00:38:54.700 cases where

00:38:55.260 there's such

00:38:56.220 an obvious

00:38:56.920 path that it

00:38:58.700 has to be that

00:38:59.400 we're all brainwashed

00:39:00.980 to not solve

00:39:01.940 these problems.

00:39:03.460 And I would

00:39:03.820 say that one

00:39:04.420 of the big

00:39:04.760 problems with

00:39:05.420 especially black

00:39:07.500 leadership, but

00:39:08.420 I guess this

00:39:08.900 would be true of

00:39:09.500 any kind of

00:39:09.980 leadership from

00:39:10.640 any group, so

00:39:12.120 no reason to

00:39:12.820 think it would

00:39:13.140 be especially

00:39:13.760 true in the

00:39:14.260 black community,

00:39:15.500 but the leaders

00:39:17.260 have a different

00:39:17.800 incentive than the

00:39:19.800 people who are

00:39:20.500 being led.

00:39:21.040 the leaders

00:39:22.360 incentive is to

00:39:23.400 keep as much

00:39:23.980 conflict going

00:39:24.780 as possible,

00:39:25.940 because that's

00:39:26.440 how they

00:39:26.860 thrive.

00:39:28.020 What's good for

00:39:28.680 the leaders is

00:39:29.460 to not solve

00:39:30.200 the problem,

00:39:31.460 because then

00:39:32.000 there's no

00:39:32.440 reason for a

00:39:32.960 leader, if you

00:39:34.180 solve everything.

00:39:35.340 So as long

00:39:37.000 as we have that

00:39:37.540 situation plus

00:39:38.380 massive propaganda,

00:39:40.020 there will be

00:39:40.680 somewhat easy

00:39:41.820 solutions to

00:39:42.640 problems that

00:39:43.340 just won't be

00:39:44.180 done, because

00:39:45.680 we're at each

00:39:46.220 other's necks.

00:39:51.360 All right, and

00:39:52.420 there's a story

00:39:53.300 about the

00:39:53.760 Intercept.

00:39:55.040 I think Glenn

00:39:56.660 Greenwald was one

00:39:57.620 of the founders of

00:39:58.340 the Intercept, but

00:39:59.580 now he's no longer

00:40:00.640 with them and is a

00:40:02.520 critic of them.

00:40:03.720 I guess they're,

00:40:05.060 and what they did

00:40:05.840 is they somehow got

00:40:06.660 a hold of hacked

00:40:07.600 information from the

00:40:09.780 Gab social media 0.60

00:40:11.940 network that they

00:40:13.540 claim has lots of

00:40:14.440 extremists on it,

00:40:15.760 and they're going

00:40:17.620 to search through

00:40:18.780 this personal data

00:40:20.180 from the Gab

00:40:21.500 hack to do the

00:40:23.520 FBI's work, as

00:40:24.480 Glenn Greenwald

00:40:25.100 says, to find the

00:40:26.360 extremists.

00:40:27.740 And I'm thinking

00:40:28.500 to myself, how is

00:40:31.800 this okay?

00:40:33.780 How is this okay?

00:40:36.040 Because let's say

00:40:37.960 there are some

00:40:38.940 extremists that they

00:40:40.160 find, and these

00:40:40.940 extremists, let's 0.91

00:40:42.180 say hypothetically,

00:40:43.340 they're really bad

00:40:44.360 people.

00:40:45.480 Are they as bad as

00:40:46.760 the people at the

00:40:47.400 Intercept?

00:40:48.860 I mean, really?

00:40:50.280 If you were going

00:40:50.980 to rank people on

00:40:52.880 how much they suck, 0.97

00:40:55.020 let's say you really

00:40:55.820 hated the extremists

00:40:57.040 of whatever, and

00:40:58.760 you say, ah, they're

00:40:59.980 a 10 out of 10 of

00:41:01.040 suckiness. 1.00

00:41:01.960 I hate those

00:41:02.780 extremists.

00:41:04.380 Well, where the

00:41:05.220 hell are the

00:41:05.740 Intercept people who

00:41:06.780 are taking private

00:41:07.680 information from

00:41:09.080 hackers and pouring

00:41:11.920 through it to ruin

00:41:13.340 the lives of their

00:41:14.420 extremists?

00:41:16.000 That's sort of a

00:41:16.900 10, right?

00:41:19.260 I mean, these are

00:41:20.180 both despicable,

00:41:21.840 potentially.

00:41:23.460 We don't know about

00:41:24.180 the gab people, but

00:41:25.540 that's the

00:41:25.960 allegation.

00:41:28.460 I don't know that

00:41:29.380 they're going to find

00:41:30.000 worse people than

00:41:30.880 they are.

00:41:32.000 These are pretty bad

00:41:33.080 people at the

00:41:33.660 Intercept.

00:41:34.880 Bad, bad people.

00:41:36.180 All right, this is

00:41:40.000 coming to the

00:41:41.420 conclusion of my

00:41:42.520 amazing, amazing

00:41:44.200 live stream.

00:41:46.220 And since I wasn't

00:41:47.320 watching the comments

00:41:48.100 as closely as I

00:41:49.900 sometimes do, as I

00:41:51.800 was looking at my

00:41:52.440 whiteboard, I want to

00:41:54.300 see where you came

00:41:55.180 out on this one,

00:41:56.800 because it's a little

00:41:57.460 weirder than most.

00:41:58.500 What happened at the

00:42:02.480 end yesterday?

00:42:03.960 Oh, so a lot of

00:42:04.920 people are saying that

00:42:05.700 my live stream got

00:42:06.620 cut off yesterday, but

00:42:08.420 I'm not aware of it.

00:42:10.120 So on my end, I only

00:42:12.960 saw your comments

00:42:13.920 saying it was cut

00:42:14.980 off, but it was

00:42:15.880 never cut off to me.

00:42:17.280 So I just completed

00:42:18.620 it as normal, and

00:42:19.840 then afterwards I

00:42:20.800 heard people say it

00:42:21.480 was cut off.

00:42:22.280 So I don't know

00:42:22.780 anything about it.

00:42:23.420 It's possible that

00:42:29.300 it was some kind

00:42:30.240 of decision at

00:42:32.580 YouTube, maybe some

00:42:34.300 censor yanked it for

00:42:35.360 some reason.

00:42:36.820 I don't know.

00:42:38.180 Somebody's asking

00:42:38.920 if I write down my

00:42:39.900 affirmations.

00:42:40.820 If there's the one

00:42:41.880 rule of affirmations,

00:42:43.960 and this is the one

00:42:45.160 rule that you can

00:42:46.180 never violate, don't

00:42:48.060 ask me the details of

00:42:49.200 affirmations, because

00:42:50.740 if you ask me the

00:42:51.400 details, it means you

00:42:52.140 didn't understand it.

00:42:53.420 It's about focus.

00:42:55.300 If you can focus by

00:42:57.000 peeing in the snow

00:43:00.080 bank, or writing it

00:43:02.600 down, or chanting, or

00:43:03.800 just thinking about it

00:43:04.800 every day, or

00:43:05.440 meditating, telling your

00:43:07.800 friends about it,

00:43:08.540 whatever, it doesn't

00:43:09.480 matter.

00:43:10.440 I don't think it's

00:43:11.300 sensitive to technique.

00:43:12.580 I think it's all about

00:43:13.260 focus.

00:43:14.480 And your focus might

00:43:15.480 be different.

00:43:20.060 Have I locked myself

00:43:21.500 down again?

00:43:22.240 I don't know what you

00:43:22.880 mean.

00:43:23.060 Because I got the

00:43:23.900 vaccination?

00:43:24.980 I mean, I've been

00:43:25.540 socially distancing

00:43:26.520 pretty aggressively.

00:43:30.640 Trump on Candace

00:43:31.740 Owens' show?

00:43:32.340 I did not see it, but

00:43:33.580 that sounds fun.

00:43:35.580 So it's good to know

00:43:36.800 that's there.

00:43:38.720 You can't focus your

00:43:40.040 way out of cancer.

00:43:41.680 Well, can't you?

00:43:43.520 It depends.

00:43:44.400 If reality is just the

00:43:47.240 way it looks, well,

00:43:48.620 then no.

00:43:50.040 But if reality is a

00:43:51.620 simulation, then yes.

00:43:54.840 You just have to, there

00:43:56.240 just has to be no

00:43:57.060 conflicting information

00:43:58.140 that you do have

00:43:58.900 cancer, or that it will

00:44:00.380 kill you. 0.99

00:44:01.440 Now, I'm not saying

00:44:02.620 don't go to the doctor

00:44:03.560 because you could use

00:44:04.440 affirmations.

00:44:05.080 That would be dumb.

00:44:05.840 Do you prefer staying at

00:44:11.760 home?

00:44:12.520 Well, that's an

00:44:15.260 embarrassing question.

00:44:16.620 I do think that people

00:44:17.800 like me are going to have

00:44:19.040 some trouble adjusting

00:44:21.080 to a post-pandemic world

00:44:24.020 because I've got some

00:44:25.580 serious introvert stay-at-home

00:44:28.100 impulses, and it's not

00:44:31.260 going to be easy for me to

00:44:33.100 be in public again.

00:44:35.220 I can tell you that in

00:44:36.640 the few cases where I've

00:44:38.180 been out and about where

00:44:39.680 I just had more

00:44:40.580 stimulation, you know,

00:44:42.140 still socially distanced,

00:44:43.520 but, you know, having

00:44:44.240 more stimulation around

00:44:45.400 people, it was hard.

00:44:48.240 I had to run away and

00:44:50.940 just hide at one point

00:44:52.200 just because there were

00:44:53.420 too many people in my

00:44:54.420 day.

00:44:54.700 I had to go to a quiet

00:44:56.540 room and just be by

00:44:58.260 myself for a while.

00:44:59.720 So a lot of people who

00:45:01.740 were sort of in my

00:45:03.000 side of the equation,

00:45:05.860 you know, the people

00:45:06.360 who are, say, less

00:45:08.440 thrilled by social

00:45:10.820 interaction than some

00:45:11.920 of us, some of the

00:45:12.820 rest of you, it's going

00:45:15.420 to be tough to go back

00:45:17.180 to normal life.

00:45:20.200 All right.

00:45:23.780 Oh, good.

00:45:24.640 Somebody liked this

00:45:25.560 episode?

00:45:26.320 That's all I want to

00:45:27.160 hear.

00:45:27.840 And I will see you

00:45:29.120 tomorrow.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 05, 2021

Episode 1366 Scott Adams： How to Decide on Getting Vaccinated, How to Author the Simulation, Propaganda Sightings, and More

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