Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 1800 Scott Adams： Biden Goes Begging For Oil, And Other Embarrassing International Updates

00:00:00.000 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the Highlight of Civilization.

00:00:08.500 Coffee with Scott Adams.

00:00:10.040 I don't think it could be any better than this.

00:00:12.800 No, no, this is the pinnacle.

00:00:16.720 It's all good today.

00:00:18.780 I think all of our problems have bottomed out, and we're all good.

00:00:22.600 And if you want to take it up another notch, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass,

00:00:26.000 a tank or a gel, a glass, a vessel of any kind.

00:00:30.340 Fill it with your favorite liquid.

00:00:32.640 I like coffee.

00:00:38.860 I'm reading a meme on locals that I'm not going to read, but it's pretty funny.

00:00:46.880 All right, enjoy me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine to the day,

00:00:51.920 the thing that makes everything better.

00:00:54.500 It's called the simultaneous sip.

00:00:55.840 And now, why in the world the Locos platform allows you to put memes and images in the comments?

00:01:07.880 But apparently you can't do that on YouTube.

00:01:09.720 All right, did you see the story about the woman who, I guess, she got ticketed for driving in the high-capacity lane,

00:01:19.980 you know, the carpool lane, but she argued that she had a baby in her.

00:01:23.520 I think it was eight months, eight months along.

00:01:25.640 And she argued that if that baby is alive, then there are two people in the car.

00:01:34.860 What do you think of her argument?

00:01:37.520 Well, you know, who knows?

00:01:38.720 I think arguing whether that's right or wrong is sort of irrelevant.

00:01:45.920 It's sort of a power play.

00:01:48.000 She'll win or she'll lose, and that's what it is.

00:01:50.500 I don't think you could really argue that that's right or wrong.

00:01:54.940 Could you?

00:01:55.880 It's just something we'll decide on.

00:01:57.660 Now, it would be easy to say, well, but since you're inseparable, you're all going to the same place,

00:02:03.480 it's like it's one person, but legally it's like it's two.

00:02:07.600 All right, but suppose they were to say the baby doesn't count.

00:02:15.940 Here's a separate little question for you.

00:02:22.640 Is a person in a coma alive?

00:02:29.120 Is a person in a coma alive?

00:02:31.880 You say yes?

00:02:34.280 Now, why do you say yes if there's no brain, no useful brain activity?

00:02:38.920 So that there's no brain activity that sort of relates to the external world?

00:02:45.080 You would say it's alive.

00:02:46.380 So you would be consistent if you said that a fetus was alive

00:02:50.200 and that a person in a coma is alive, right?

00:02:54.640 Those would be consistent opinions.

00:02:56.420 But wouldn't it be inconsistent to think that the baby is not alive, but the person who...

00:03:03.300 Instead of a coma, I'm going to change this.

00:03:05.340 I'm going to say under anesthetic.

00:03:08.660 Is a person who's under anesthetic alive?

00:03:16.060 Well, I would argue that that's a person who's potentially alive,

00:03:19.780 just as I would argue that a fetus is potentially alive.

00:03:23.640 What's the difference?

00:03:28.140 Why can't you kill somebody if they're under anesthetic?

00:03:33.020 I'm not serious, of course.

00:03:34.700 It's just that you get into some weird situations.

00:03:38.680 Yeah, let's say they both have a heartbeat.

00:03:44.840 But, you know, but if there's no brain consciousness,

00:03:48.360 in both cases you would need external help to have a successful life.

00:03:52.520 So, I don't know, they seem kind of similar.

00:03:55.080 I'm not making that argument for real.

00:03:57.120 I'm just saying you get into some weird territory if you go down that track.

00:04:02.140 Well, I was just telling the locals people that there's somebody on Twitter

00:04:06.520 who has the word skeptic as a prominent part of their biography.

00:04:13.540 So, their bio says skeptic.

00:04:15.740 It's like the big thing he wants to point out.

00:04:18.160 And the skeptic, when he saw my list of the top 12 hoaxes in the headlines,

00:04:24.260 he said he believes that every one of those is true.

00:04:27.040 So, he's a skeptic who believes that every one of the 12 hoaxes are real.

00:04:33.060 They're all real.

00:04:34.880 Okay.

00:04:35.140 So, it's up to 12 now since I added the Border Patrol agents.

00:04:39.600 Would you like a, I'll give just a rundown.

00:04:42.100 You've heard of them before.

00:04:43.560 But if you haven't, here's the rundown of the top 12 hoaxes.

00:04:47.940 And I put it in the form of a quiz to see, you know, how good you consume the news.

00:04:53.700 All right.

00:04:54.900 Russia collusion hoax.

00:04:56.160 A steel dossier.

00:04:56.980 A hooker story.

00:04:57.700 Russia's playing, Russia paying bounties on the U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan.

00:05:01.440 Trump called neo-Nazis fine people.

00:05:03.200 Trump suggested drinking or injecting bleach to fight COVID.

00:05:06.320 Trump overfed koi fish in Japan.

00:05:08.380 Trump cleared protesters with tear gas for a Bible photo op.

00:05:11.920 Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation.

00:05:14.520 Elections were fair because no court found major fraud.

00:05:17.760 January 6th was an insurrection to overthrow the government.

00:05:20.420 Trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the beast.

00:05:23.200 And Border Patrol agents whipped illegal border crossers.

00:05:27.180 Now, wouldn't you say that there are lots more I could have added?

00:05:34.200 It's just that these are so, you know, provably false.

00:05:37.800 You know, they're uniquely provably false.

00:05:40.440 To the extent that you can prove it negative.

00:05:42.240 Meaning that there's no evidence for them.

00:05:47.080 All right.

00:05:48.240 So, Ukraine has an interesting situation going on.

00:05:53.560 Apparently, there's some kind of satellite system that can measure the visible fires on the earth.

00:06:00.820 And so, one way you can tell how things are going in Ukraine versus Russia is you can look overnight and see who's burning the most.

00:06:07.880 So, if most of the fires are on the Ukraine side, they're doing poorly.

00:06:12.380 If there are more fires on the Russian side, then the Ukrainians are mounting a good counterattack.

00:06:18.820 And the suggestion is that a whole bunch of missile systems and artillery that's better, longer range, more accurate, has been delivered to Ukraine by now.

00:06:29.500 Now, they don't have the numbers, but they have the accuracy and the modern convenience of, you know, it's just easier to use them, I guess.

00:06:36.720 Now, I understand that 22 munition depots have been targeted and successfully destroyed.

00:06:44.340 Here's my question.

00:06:46.400 I'm no military expert, but is 22 a lot?

00:06:52.180 Does anybody know the answer to that question?

00:06:54.500 Is 22 munitions, depots, is that a lot?

00:07:00.480 I don't really know.

00:07:02.980 Because how many units are there operating?

00:07:05.440 Wouldn't each unit roughly have its own munitions depot-ish?

00:07:11.700 You know, it's not one-to-one.

00:07:13.760 But something like that, right?

00:07:15.880 So, how many units are there in each, you know, that are far enough away from each other that they would need their own depots?

00:07:23.380 So, somebody says, a depot might serve thousands of troops, but how many units of thousands of troops are there?

00:07:32.360 And how quickly can you replace a weapons depot?

00:07:36.660 It feels like that would be easy to replace, right?

00:07:38.700 It's just a building.

00:07:40.040 So, I don't know if 22 weapons depots means they're running out of ammunition, or does it mean it's a drop in the bucket?

00:07:54.900 Does it just break your head that the news doesn't tell you the most important part of that story?

00:08:01.680 Correct me if I'm wrong, but the most important part is how many do you think they have?

00:08:07.840 So, in other words, is there anybody here who's a military expert or wouldn't know enough about this?

00:08:14.040 If you had to guess, just a guess, I won't hold you to it, somebody with actual military experience would really be able to answer this question.

00:08:21.880 And if you have that expertise, put it in the comment, you know, I'm a X, and I'm guessing there are about this many.

00:08:31.860 Because if it's only a few dozen, then they got most of them, right?

00:08:37.660 22 is a few dozen.

00:08:44.340 So, here's my guess, right?

00:08:48.160 And, by the way, the context for my guess is that I have a weird track record of guessing accurately things that I don't know anything about.

00:08:58.740 It is sort of a theme in my life, and it's always been a theme.

00:09:01.580 People have commented on it throughout my whole life.

00:09:05.100 It usually involves numbers, where I'll just look at some situation and I'll say,

00:09:09.600 you know, I think you're going to have to have at least, you know, 20 to 30 of whatever.

00:09:14.560 And it turns out to be pretty close.

00:09:15.900 So, I'm going to guess how many munitions depots you would need close to the front for the Russians.

00:09:24.620 You ready?

00:09:26.260 You can do it, too.

00:09:27.920 Give me your number.

00:09:29.060 22 were destroyed in the past few months.

00:09:33.000 How many do they need?

00:09:35.360 What's the right number?

00:09:39.440 Somebody says 500.

00:09:41.140 Somebody says 1,000.

00:09:42.160 I don't have my number yet.

00:09:47.700 I'm being influenced by your numbers so far.

00:09:51.960 70 to 80, 30, 40.

00:09:55.280 You know, I wonder if the wisdom of crowds is useful on something like this.

00:10:00.060 60, 70.

00:10:01.640 Yeah, my number is around 100.

00:10:02.980 Now, I'm just guessing.

00:10:08.980 But I feel like 100.

00:10:11.260 And I feel like the 22 that got destroyed were probably replaced the next day, were they not?

00:10:17.140 So, regardless of how many munitions depots get destroyed, don't they just spin up another one the next day?

00:10:24.620 Because I don't know that Russia has any manufacturing problems.

00:10:30.080 I think they're making munitions as fast as they're using them, right?

00:10:33.460 That's one of the advantages they have.

00:10:35.060 They can make as they go.

00:10:37.180 So, shouldn't Ukraine be blowing up the place that's making the munitions as opposed to the place that's storing them?

00:10:45.060 And what would happen if they did?

00:10:49.000 All right, let me ask you this.

00:10:50.440 How many factories in Russia do you think make the munitions that matter?

00:10:55.900 You know, the ones that really matter to the Ukraine conflict.

00:10:59.780 How many of them do you think there are?

00:11:02.280 Somebody says four.

00:11:03.960 Somebody says ten.

00:11:05.180 I don't think we know, do we?

00:11:06.800 It's probably four to ten.

00:11:09.580 Wouldn't you say?

00:11:10.160 Somewhere in that neighborhood.

00:11:13.460 Somebody says three to a dozen.

00:11:16.360 Somewhere in that neighborhood, right?

00:11:18.420 Now, somebody else is saying they don't have the weapons to do that.

00:11:21.660 Is that true?

00:11:23.300 You don't think we have the...

00:11:24.940 You don't think Ukraine has the capacity to infiltrate Russia?

00:11:31.080 I would imagine that the Ukrainians have infiltrated the living crap out of Russia.

00:11:35.600 You don't think there are Ukrainian operatives running around in Moscow right now?

00:11:41.560 I assume there are.

00:11:43.840 I assume that there are Russians in Ukraine, too.

00:11:46.960 I'd imagine.

00:11:48.020 So you don't think you could get a decent terrorist attack to target a munitions depot?

00:11:56.200 No.

00:11:57.400 Maybe it's just too hard.

00:11:58.860 It could be they're too well defended and it's underground.

00:12:02.080 Who knows?

00:12:02.500 Who knows?

00:12:05.600 All right.

00:12:11.180 Well, so the...

00:12:13.660 But the implication is that the number of fires has gone way up on the Russian side of the conflict,

00:12:20.440 meaning that the Russians are taking lots of hits.

00:12:23.900 In fact, more hits than the Ukrainians.

00:12:27.420 And there was one report...

00:12:28.540 And again, remember, everything that comes out of a war situation is fog of war, highly unreliable.

00:12:35.600 But apparently the Russians stopped using artillery one day recently at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

00:12:42.760 What would be the reason that for the first time they would stop their attack in the middle of the afternoon?

00:12:49.320 And one of the suggestions is they ran out of ammo.

00:12:55.680 They might have ran out of ammo.

00:12:57.940 So it's possible that the Ukrainians have a workable solution where they'll just take out the munitions on the other side and have better weapons.

00:13:06.460 So we might be 30 days away from Ukraine having an artillery advantage.

00:13:16.040 It's hard to predict this one, isn't it?

00:13:18.600 Everything just keeps changing.

00:13:20.860 Yeah, it could be a fantasy.

00:13:22.720 Because Russia will always have the numbers, right?

00:13:24.660 But the number of artillery doesn't make any difference if the number of munitions depots

00:13:31.160 is smaller than the number of missiles that Ukraine has to destroy them.

00:13:37.320 So it's going to come down to supply chain, isn't it?

00:13:40.840 And I'm not entirely sure that Russia has the advantage there.

00:13:44.320 Once it's attacked, they have the advantage until it's attacked.

00:13:47.420 All right.

00:13:49.700 Well, we'll see what goes on there.

00:13:51.240 There was a great threat on that by Phillips P. O'Brien, who you should follow.

00:13:57.080 So Brett Kavanaugh and his family went to a restaurant, and protesters found out,

00:14:01.920 and they protested, and he had to leave the restaurant.

00:14:05.420 What do you think of that?

00:14:08.980 I would like to call out one good joke about that situation with the caveat,

00:14:15.300 with the caveat, that this joke may not be in the direction of your political preference.

00:14:22.880 So this would be a joke from somebody on the left who just told a good joke.

00:14:27.580 So if you don't mind, I'm going to repeat the joke with credit,

00:14:31.940 because it's just a good joke.

00:14:33.600 So don't worry about the politics of it.

00:14:35.740 It's just a good joke.

00:14:37.520 And this comes from Jennifer Wright, talking about the Brett Kavanaugh thing.

00:14:40.820 She says,

00:14:41.660 Brett Kavanaugh can still eat at restaurants in other states.

00:14:44.260 I don't know why you're so upset.

00:14:47.520 That's pretty good.

00:14:49.520 That is pretty good.

00:14:50.840 You can still eat at restaurants in other states.

00:14:53.900 Now, I'm not taking sides.

00:14:55.320 That's just a good joke.

00:14:57.020 That's all.

00:14:59.820 So here's what I think about all the Brett Kavanaugh stuff.

00:15:03.000 So, of course, conservatives are outraged that somebody's bothering justices in public,

00:15:09.660 and they should be.

00:15:10.520 And the left is saying, but this is a special case,

00:15:14.840 because this is so bad that something must be done.

00:15:18.920 What do you think?

00:15:20.400 I think this is another case of making the public think past the sale.

00:15:25.080 In other words, both sides are bullshit,

00:15:28.780 because they're making you think past the sale.

00:15:30.560 Go back to the sale.

00:15:31.780 Go back to the sale.

00:15:32.560 Because the sale is, whether terminating babies or fetuses at certain times is murder or not.

00:15:42.120 Doesn't it kind of depend if it's a holocaust?

00:15:45.580 Let me put this in different terms.

00:15:47.500 If there's nothing going on, as in abortion is just terminating a medical potential thing that you don't think was a life,

00:15:57.720 well, then it's definitely, definitely inappropriate that anybody would protest these justices in public.

00:16:04.300 If you assume that abortion is sort of no big deal, it's not even a life, you're just making a medical decision.

00:16:12.720 But what if you assume the opposite?

00:16:14.380 What if you assume it's like an ongoing rolling holocaust of millions of babies being murdered?

00:16:20.820 If you believe millions of babies are going to be murdered and that Brett Kavanaugh is one of the people who's causing it to happen,

00:16:27.900 is it inappropriate to bother him at a restaurant?

00:16:33.340 In that case, I would say no.

00:16:36.040 That's not inappropriate.

00:16:37.680 If something is that important, that's not a big departure from civilized behavior, if something's that important.

00:16:47.040 But if it's not, if they're not alive, the fetuses, that would be one point of view, then it's literally inappropriate.

00:16:57.880 So be careful if you are even arguing the question of whether it's appropriate or not for those protesters to be there.

00:17:06.180 They've already made you think past the sale.

00:17:09.000 Go back to the sale.

00:17:11.020 Argue that.

00:17:11.540 AOC is being useful, which sort of validates the fact that I've said that she actually is an asset to the country.

00:17:22.080 Now, I disagree with her in most things, but I still think she's an asset.

00:17:28.780 I think she makes the conversation deeper.

00:17:32.440 You know, she pushes hard.

00:17:33.980 That's good.

00:17:34.960 I like my arguments to be pushed, make sure they're good.

00:17:37.960 But she's now backing a psychedelic reform.

00:17:43.360 So she's trying to add to a bill that has to get passed for the military some kind of amendment that would require the Department of Defense to study the therapeutic potential of psilocybin and MDMA for military service members.

00:17:59.240 Now, if AOC gets this done, if AOC gets this done, she paid for herself, in my opinion.

00:18:06.740 I know you don't like a lot of things she's done.

00:18:10.820 I don't like them either.

00:18:11.980 But if she gets this done, and if it works, then she's paid for herself.

00:18:17.040 I'd say, okay, you're a patriot.

00:18:20.580 You hate that, don't you?

00:18:22.940 Is it even possible that we could appreciate some things she does while still criticizing other things she does?

00:18:31.480 Can we do that?

00:18:32.860 It's hard to do, isn't it?

00:18:34.200 But this is so unambiguously the right thing to do that I'm not going to ignore it.

00:18:40.160 I can't ignore this.

00:18:41.160 This was the right thing to do.

00:18:43.360 All right.

00:18:44.940 We're all talking about Biden's begging for oil tour.

00:18:50.240 The Biden begging tour.

00:18:51.860 Remember when Obama did the apology tour?

00:18:55.020 Went around the country.

00:18:56.060 This is how the news on the right characterized it as, you know, apologizing or something.

00:19:03.160 So Biden's going to go to Saudi Arabia, who basically doesn't have any more oil capacity.

00:19:08.580 So Saudi Arabia can't help him.

00:19:11.620 And he's going to totally reverse his last decision that was, you know, we should be tough on them because of the murder of Khashoggi.

00:19:18.060 And he's reversed that and now he's going to go beg them for oil, which they can't produce because they don't have any capacity.

00:19:26.100 Now, I don't know about you, but if I'm going to play the odds in this, I say there's about a 50% chance that Biden will be dismantled with a bone saw somewhere toward the end of the meeting.

00:19:40.300 Now, you say to yourself, I don't think they could, you know, use a bone saw and dismantle the president of the United States right in front of us, to which I say, have you seen his approval levels?

00:19:55.740 His approval levels are, you know, down in the 30s.

00:20:01.060 If he can't use a bone saw on a guy like that, I don't know.

00:20:04.900 So I'm going to put a 50% chance bone saw.

00:20:07.980 So that's my prediction.

00:20:11.300 I'll give it a 0% chance that he's going to fix the oil problem by this trip, but a 50% chance he's cut up with a bone saw.

00:20:20.580 And then Trump will get re-elected and he will be soft on Saudi Arabia because they took out Biden with a bone saw.

00:20:31.420 No, don't think I'm serious about any of this.

00:20:34.240 I'm not serious.

00:20:35.960 Come on.

00:20:36.720 Come on.

00:20:38.400 All right.

00:20:41.940 Trump has declared victory in the 2020 election because of the Wisconsin decision that the ballot boxes were illegal.

00:20:50.540 So I guess his argument is that any vote in a ballot box should be thrown out, which is not what the Supreme Court said.

00:20:57.340 So the Supreme Court decision has more to do with upcoming elections and less to do with the past.

00:21:02.220 But Trump is nonetheless taking this opportunity to declare he was the real winner.

00:21:09.680 I think it's time for him to release.

00:21:11.620 But wouldn't it be interesting if before 2024 there were events that emerged that shows the election really was rigged and we could prove it?

00:21:22.520 I'm not predicting that'll happen.

00:21:24.180 I don't think that'll happen.

00:21:25.040 But wouldn't that be interesting?

00:21:27.580 And according to the Elon Musk theory of reality, reality does bend toward the most entertaining outcome.

00:21:37.180 Can you imagine anything more entertaining?

00:21:41.720 I don't know.

00:21:43.220 Could happen.

00:21:45.880 So apparently, I'm having trouble believing this is true, but I suppose it is.

00:21:51.620 So Jack Posobiec is reporting on this as well.

00:21:54.400 So it probably is.

00:21:55.120 He always has good sources.

00:21:56.540 So 4chan has evidently cracked Hunter Biden's iPhone, and he got the backup password, and they're leaking everything.

00:22:08.440 Now, do you believe that?

00:22:10.740 Do you believe that Apple can't crack its own system, but that 4chan can and the justice system can't?

00:22:21.460 It feels a little too on the nose.

00:22:24.620 It's a little too on the nose.

00:22:26.540 Because you're sort of primed to believe that 4chan has these abilities, because they have done lots of impressive things.

00:22:33.380 So there's no doubt about it, 4chan has done impressive things.

00:22:38.560 But do you really think 4chan themselves hacked this?

00:22:44.680 He had the password in his laptop, so he has.

00:22:50.520 Is that true?

00:22:53.140 It's easy to guess the password of an idiot.

00:22:56.540 Yeah.

00:23:01.800 Yeah.

00:23:03.000 So somebody said in the comments here that 4chan is just the CIA.

00:23:08.200 Maybe.

00:23:11.040 Apple was trying to suppress it.

00:23:14.320 Yeah.

00:23:14.720 So I'm going to say that I don't believe this story.

00:23:20.140 I'm not going to say it's false, because that would be going too far.

00:23:23.680 But I don't believe it.

00:23:25.780 Does anybody else feel the same?

00:23:27.840 Now, I do believe that we may have access to the contents.

00:23:32.100 But I don't believe that there was a 4chan user who hacked it.

00:23:37.880 Do you?

00:23:40.260 I don't know.

00:23:41.720 It feels a little, it's just a little too on the nose.

00:23:43.900 The normies don't know what 4chan is.

00:23:48.540 Oh, okay.

00:23:49.720 Yeah, good point.

00:23:51.100 So 4chan is an online destination that's typically completely unfiltered, unedited, and horrible things happen there.

00:24:01.280 But it's often frequented by people with insanely good technical skills, hackers and ordinary people.

00:24:10.580 But the 4chan people are the sketchiest among our civilization, because they're the ones with no filters.

00:24:18.120 And civilization requires you to have a filter, but they don't.

00:24:20.620 So, do you really think that one of their people, and we always make fun of the fact that it's a weaponized autism or Asperger's?

00:24:33.720 A lot of Asperger's people, allegedly, on there.

00:24:37.100 I don't know.

00:24:41.600 Yeah, it could be Russia, China, Saudi.

00:24:44.320 It could be anything.

00:24:45.100 I'm not buying it.

00:24:45.960 So, the New York Times is reporting openly that Biden's age is becoming an issue.

00:24:51.360 It quotes Democrats who are concerned about it, like David Gergen and stuff.

00:24:57.100 And that does tell us that Biden is not running again, right?

00:25:03.320 I mean, I don't know about the technicality of the paperwork,

00:25:07.120 but the New York Times is pretty much telling you that they're going to make sure he doesn't run for president.

00:25:12.080 And I think they know that they're really screwed if he does, because he can't win.

00:25:19.300 Now, do you think Gavin Newsom has a chance?

00:25:23.700 Suppose Gavin Newsom was the presidential candidate.

00:25:29.640 You think it's decided already?

00:25:31.200 I think he could win.

00:25:33.080 Yeah, I think he could win.

00:25:34.160 I think he could win outright.

00:25:36.320 What do you think?

00:25:36.900 Because here's the thing.

00:25:40.260 He only needs to convince Democrats.

00:25:43.380 That's it.

00:25:43.980 You don't think Newsom can convince Democrats?

00:25:47.380 I think he can.

00:25:49.540 I think he can.

00:25:51.920 Yeah.

00:25:53.260 Here, Jill Hitler.

00:25:55.840 So, just when you said,

00:25:59.560 haven't we all been saying that the Democrats have a bad bench?

00:26:02.660 But they know it, right?

00:26:03.740 So, Gavin Newsom, governor of California.

00:26:11.100 Can't do that.

00:26:13.440 So, here's the surprise for you.

00:26:16.380 If Gavin Newsom runs for president, all bets are off.

00:26:21.020 All bets are off.

00:26:22.840 I think he would run neck and neck with DeSantis.

00:26:26.800 And then it's just who has more people, who gets out to vote.

00:26:30.080 I think he could run.

00:26:30.920 Now, that's not a prediction.

00:26:33.420 I'm sorry.

00:26:33.960 It's not a prediction that Gavin Newsom would win.

00:26:36.660 It's a prediction that he has the skill to win.

00:26:39.500 And he only has to convince the Democrats.

00:26:41.440 And that's an easy sale.

00:26:43.660 It's not even his path to the presidency just cleared out.

00:26:47.960 So, now that you see the left media is clearing Biden out,

00:26:52.860 and I think they've already cleared Kamala out.

00:26:54.920 So, if you assume that Kamala Harris and Joe Biden are not really serious competition to be running for president,

00:27:02.080 I feel like Gavin Newsom has a wide path in.

00:27:07.200 Now, could Gavin Newsom beat Trump?

00:27:10.900 Could Gavin Newsom beat Trump?

00:27:13.920 What do you think?

00:27:14.500 Yep.

00:27:17.800 Yep.

00:27:18.780 Yeah, he could.

00:27:19.880 Yeah.

00:27:20.580 He could.

00:27:21.360 I think Gavin Newsom would beat Trump somewhat easily.

00:27:27.600 Somewhat easily, I think.

00:27:30.300 I think he would beat him with the same margin that Biden did.

00:27:34.220 You can argue about the credibility of the vote.

00:27:37.880 That's a different thing.

00:27:38.660 But I think Newsom would beat Trump about the same way that Biden did.

00:27:47.520 So, here's the question.

00:27:49.440 Do you feel comfortable that the Republicans are going to waltz into the White House?

00:27:54.000 Because, you know, if Congress goes strongly to the Republicans, you know how that works, right?

00:28:00.840 If Congress goes Republican, the White House is going to go Democrat.

00:28:05.920 Because the public likes a split.

00:28:07.840 They like a split.

00:28:09.380 It doesn't work every time, but they like it.

00:28:15.140 I'm being biased from California.

00:28:17.560 Well, probably.

00:28:18.660 I'm probably being biased.

00:28:19.620 But is there somebody who doesn't think that Gavin Newsom is, to Democrats, a capable and powerful leader?

00:28:29.120 To Democrats.

00:28:30.500 I think he is.

00:28:32.580 So, and do you think DeSantis would be Gavin Newsom?

00:28:35.940 If Newsom ran against DeSantis, just take a moment to think about it.

00:28:46.340 They're both strong enough candidates that it wouldn't be about the candidate.

00:28:50.120 Tell me I'm wrong.

00:28:53.420 That if Gavin Newsom ran against DeSantis, it would not even be about the candidates.

00:28:58.540 Because they're close enough, and they're so popular within their parties, it's just party

00:29:04.580 against party at that point.

00:29:06.060 And then it's just numbers.

00:29:07.960 And then it's just, you know, who designed the election system?

00:29:10.620 You know, and then it's, are ballot boxes legal this time or not?

00:29:14.540 I mean, those are the things that matter.

00:29:15.900 It won't even matter if they campaigned well.

00:29:18.040 Because they'll both campaign well, right?

00:29:19.900 Gavin Newsom would campaign well.

00:29:22.940 DeSantis would campaign well.

00:29:24.460 I don't know.

00:29:28.280 There's a good chance you're going to see a President Gavin Newsom.

00:29:31.980 Good chance.

00:29:35.360 Apparently, we have information from the Department of Justice.

00:29:39.360 So, keep in mind, this is a credible source for this kind of information.

00:29:45.280 Right?

00:29:45.480 Maybe they're not credible for political stuff.

00:29:48.060 But for this kind of stuff, I'd call it our Department of Justice is credible.

00:29:51.780 And in writing, they've indicted five individuals for crimes related to transnational repression schemes

00:30:00.360 to silence critics of China residing in the United States.

00:30:06.240 So, the Chinese government has hired people who live in the United States.

00:30:13.000 I think some of them might have been born in China and came here,

00:30:16.820 but some look like they have, you know, real standard American names.

00:30:20.120 So, I think some of them are just people they bribed or whatever.

00:30:23.480 But they had five people who were trying to silence critics of China in the United States.

00:30:30.780 Now, reading between the lines, I think they mean Chinese-born critics of China.

00:30:40.660 Am I right?

00:30:42.100 Did anybody else see this?

00:30:43.160 I think they're only going, I don't think they're going after an American born in America

00:30:49.140 who says bad things about China.

00:30:51.740 I think they're going after people born in China who left China and say bad things about China.

00:30:57.140 Am I right?

00:30:59.400 Somebody says yes.

00:31:00.460 I think that's right.

00:31:02.660 But let me ask you this.

00:31:04.540 Whether that's right or not,

00:31:06.240 how far away is that from China trying to kill me, personally?

00:31:13.020 I mean, there aren't too many people who are more hawkish on China than I am in public.

00:31:18.340 Right?

00:31:18.740 Do you know anybody?

00:31:20.100 Do you even know anybody who's more hawkish?

00:31:22.540 I mean, I say we should attack inside the country of China

00:31:25.980 to take out their fentanyl operation.

00:31:28.780 I think we should just blow it up.

00:31:31.660 There's nobody who's more hawkish than I am on China.

00:31:34.620 Kyle Bass?

00:31:36.440 I don't think so.

00:31:37.840 I don't think so.

00:31:38.880 I don't think he's more hawkish.

00:31:41.400 He's in the neighborhood as mine.

00:31:43.440 But I don't think he would, I don't know,

00:31:46.080 but I doubt he would favor a military attack inside the country of China, and I do.

00:31:52.600 I absolutely, it doesn't have to be a missile.

00:31:55.740 It would be intelligence operation kind of thing.

00:31:58.460 But I think we should find out where the fentanyl precursors are being created,

00:32:02.360 and we should launch a terrorist attack,

00:32:05.500 and we should just blow the shit out of them.

00:32:07.440 And when they rebuild it, we should blow it up again.

00:32:09.760 Now, it could be that we don't have that kind of assets in China.

00:32:13.100 Maybe.

00:32:14.340 But I feel like we could get them.

00:32:16.780 You know, find somebody in China who's bribable

00:32:20.100 and give them some weapons and see what happens.

00:32:22.200 Chinese takeout has a different meaning now.

00:32:30.920 You're right.

00:32:33.660 China won't do shit to Scott.

00:32:35.920 He tries to keep the border open for them.

00:32:38.280 Let me correct you on that.

00:32:40.300 My take on China is we should stop all of their students

00:32:44.520 and all of their immigration from China to the United States.

00:32:48.340 Now, maybe, maybe some scientists or some technical people,

00:32:53.300 but I don't think we should let people from China into the United States.

00:32:58.440 I don't even think we should let their apps in the United States.

00:33:01.680 I don't think...

00:33:02.900 Let me be more clear,

00:33:04.220 because there's somebody on the locals' platform

00:33:06.880 who actually pays a subscription

00:33:08.460 and doesn't know how hard my stance on China is.

00:33:13.520 We should get rid of their fucking manufacturing

00:33:16.260 to the, you know, as slowly as it makes sense, right,

00:33:19.460 or as fast as it makes sense.

00:33:20.740 We should get rid of their fucking apps.

00:33:22.980 We should get rid of all their fucking chips and technology,

00:33:25.700 all of their fucking rare earth minerals.

00:33:28.040 We should find some way to get it someplace else.

00:33:31.020 And we should get rid of all their students

00:33:33.320 who are in our schools.

00:33:34.920 We should just clean it out.

00:33:37.220 Get rid of everything from the Chinese government

00:33:40.060 that's in the United States.

00:33:41.160 Are you okay with me now?

00:33:46.540 I'm pretty sure that China is not my friend.

00:33:50.480 The only thing that I don't talk about a lot is Taiwan.

00:33:55.140 Do you know why I don't talk about Taiwan a lot?

00:33:58.820 There's nothing to say.

00:34:01.940 China will someday own Taiwan.

00:34:05.900 So, I don't know.

00:34:07.740 You could try.

00:34:08.840 I mean, you could try to keep it independent.

00:34:10.440 And it might even be independent for 200 years.

00:34:14.220 But China will get it eventually.

00:34:17.280 And I look at it and I say,

00:34:20.060 is that right or wrong?

00:34:22.160 You know, is it a catastrophe?

00:34:24.660 To some people, yes.

00:34:26.540 But imagine what would happen

00:34:28.020 if, let's say, China had built

00:34:32.060 a gigantic base of operations in Cuba.

00:34:35.620 We wouldn't be cool with that.

00:34:39.180 So, the fact that it's in their backyard

00:34:41.020 and they're dealing with it,

00:34:42.720 I get how we got here.

00:34:44.060 I get that we have to support Taiwan,

00:34:45.900 you know, in all the obvious ways.

00:34:48.940 But I think China will someday own Taiwan.

00:34:53.240 It's just too close to China

00:34:54.700 and China's too big.

00:34:55.820 And one way or another,

00:34:57.560 they're going to get a hold of it.

00:34:58.580 It might take 200 years.

00:35:02.220 Yeah, but I'm...

00:35:03.380 So, the question is,

00:35:04.300 would China ever come after me?

00:35:06.840 Because I probably have as much to do

00:35:08.940 with their future

00:35:09.820 as a lot of people are going after.

00:35:12.660 Who do you think has more impact on China?

00:35:17.080 The dissidents that they went after

00:35:19.320 that you've never heard of?

00:35:21.880 Or me?

00:35:24.000 It's me.

00:35:25.260 I have a much bigger impact on China

00:35:27.180 than the ones that China targeted.

00:35:29.880 How do they not target me?

00:35:32.200 Or do you think they already have?

00:35:34.700 Is there anything you've seen happen to me

00:35:36.840 that looks a little suspicious?

00:35:39.540 Like, any articles you've seen about me

00:35:43.140 that seem derogatory?

00:35:45.320 Now, they were happening, you know, forever.

00:35:47.500 So, I'm not sure that's a change.

00:35:50.560 I don't know.

00:35:51.160 Maybe they are.

00:35:52.520 Maybe they are.

00:35:56.760 They're trying to drown me with water leaks.

00:35:59.780 Oh, how did I get COVID?

00:36:01.660 Good question.

00:36:02.980 How did I get COVID?

00:36:05.020 Yeah.

00:36:07.260 It's true.

00:36:07.980 They sent Keith Olbermann after me, my mascot.

00:36:13.160 You say I'm a minor celebrity?

00:36:15.460 Well, being a minor celebrity

00:36:16.680 is not relevant to the question.

00:36:18.780 The question is influence.

00:36:21.800 And I was whining a little bit on Twitter

00:36:24.720 that my greatest accomplishments

00:36:26.780 have all been attributed to other people.

00:36:30.700 And I think that's unique

00:36:31.980 because of what I do and the way I operate.

00:36:34.280 But you'll never know what they are.

00:36:37.820 Which, I have to admit, bugs me sometimes.

00:36:40.520 It bugs me.

00:36:42.060 But, on the other hand,

00:36:44.720 it's better that things happen

00:36:48.620 than it is that I got credit.

00:36:49.940 Like, are you getting odd skin rashes?

00:36:55.680 Can you give us a hint?

00:36:56.780 No, I really can't.

00:36:58.140 Well, there are at least two reasons why I can't.

00:37:02.300 One is you absolutely wouldn't believe me.

00:37:05.100 You literally would not believe me.

00:37:07.880 But the second one is,

00:37:09.840 you know, there are living people who are involved.

00:37:11.940 And, you know, there are good reasons

00:37:13.900 why people don't talk about stuff.

00:37:20.120 Simulation breaking.

00:37:21.640 I don't know what that's about.

00:37:27.840 So, where was my printer, mate?

00:37:30.680 Probably China.

00:37:34.140 I actually, I thought about that,

00:37:36.300 to write a book that would be published after my death.

00:37:38.220 But do you know why that wouldn't work?

00:37:41.100 Because nobody would believe it.

00:37:43.500 Yeah.

00:37:43.960 I mean, I could write it down,

00:37:45.400 but it wouldn't be able to transmit to you.

00:37:48.560 If I did, people would just mock me.

00:37:50.480 They'd say, look at this.

00:37:52.380 Look at this.

00:37:53.320 So, it's actually impossible to communicate.

00:37:56.000 It can't be communicated.

00:37:57.700 Which is weird.

00:38:00.860 Thoughts on Wolfram's simulation view of physics.

00:38:05.060 Whenever I look at Wolfram's stuff,

00:38:06.600 I don't understand it.

00:38:09.220 So, that's my whole Wolfram con there.

00:38:17.300 What happened to Elon's Twitter deal?

00:38:19.960 Exactly what you think.

00:38:21.000 He didn't have the information he wanted.

00:38:22.960 So, he's backing out.

00:38:30.700 Last weekend, we were going to try and think about people

00:38:32.960 and see if they show.

00:38:33.860 All right, here's the follow-up.

00:38:34.980 A week ago or so, I told people to try and experiment

00:38:38.600 to see if we live in a simulation.

00:38:42.000 And the experiment went like this.

00:38:43.760 You would try to program the simulation to produce somebody

00:38:46.780 that you hoped you would run into

00:38:49.380 or they would contact you.

00:38:50.520 Now, how many people ran into somebody in the past week

00:38:54.340 that they were trying to manifest?

00:38:58.120 Over on the Locos platform, people are saying

00:39:00.380 that it did work in some cases.

00:39:04.280 Quite a few people.

00:39:05.920 Somebody had two.

00:39:06.660 Holy cow.

00:39:11.820 Apparently, it worked for a lot of people.

00:39:18.080 Wow.

00:39:18.440 If you were a sim, what would you be able to think about?

00:39:26.860 Why would you be able to think about a sim?

00:39:28.720 Because we would be programmed to be like people.

00:39:32.220 See, it would be really hard to program us

00:39:34.360 to be like people,

00:39:37.080 like the people who created the simulation,

00:39:39.440 without giving us the power to figure out

00:39:41.640 we're in a simulation.

00:39:43.060 That would be very tricky to program.

00:39:44.820 Because even if you gave some specific code,

00:39:49.580 you will not realize this.

00:39:52.000 But if you've also given code

00:39:53.600 that the brain will evolve

00:39:55.460 and be able to look at everything

00:39:56.600 from different points of view,

00:39:58.480 different frames and interpretations,

00:40:00.920 if you've written it that way,

00:40:03.000 I think it thwarts your attempt

00:40:05.580 to block its knowledge over time.

00:40:07.480 It becomes too big

00:40:09.120 and can look at things from too many directions

00:40:11.140 to be prohibited from seeing the reality over time.

00:40:14.820 Just speculation.

00:40:20.540 All right.

00:40:21.560 Our subroutines keep us blind.

00:40:23.340 Maybe.

00:40:24.080 It could be that some people

00:40:25.420 can get past the programming

00:40:27.440 and some can't.

00:40:30.780 The people who created the simulation

00:40:32.560 are in the future, according to you.

00:40:34.780 No, not necessarily.

00:40:35.600 Not necessarily.

00:40:35.680 Every explanation of existence

00:40:45.160 is irrelevant.

00:40:46.940 Not if it changes how you act

00:40:49.280 in the present.

00:40:50.640 Knowing what reality is

00:40:51.840 is useless unless it changes your behavior.

00:40:54.980 But knowing that you live in a simulation

00:40:56.980 could actually change your behavior.

00:40:59.140 Because it at least opens the possibility

00:41:01.280 that you can program it.

00:41:06.940 The simulating computer

00:41:08.740 must be exactly the size of the universe.

00:41:10.880 Incorrect.

00:41:12.440 So one of the reasons

00:41:13.740 that people think we can't be a simulation

00:41:15.440 is that the calculations would be too big.

00:41:17.640 You can't keep track of everything

00:41:20.540 happening at the same time.

00:41:22.000 But that's not what's happening.

00:41:23.780 You can see it yourself.

00:41:25.700 You can see that my movie

00:41:26.860 and your movie don't match.

00:41:29.320 And that's so the system

00:41:30.820 doesn't need to keep the story straight

00:41:32.500 in the past.

00:41:34.480 The simulation only needs to

00:41:36.740 patch things over

00:41:38.200 when there's a problem.

00:41:39.820 So if you and I meet

00:41:40.920 and we both have a different story

00:41:42.380 of what happened last week,

00:41:44.080 the simulation just has to give us

00:41:45.780 a reason to be okay

00:41:47.120 with that difference.

00:41:48.600 So you and I meet and say,

00:41:50.000 you know, last week

00:41:50.640 when that thing happened

00:41:51.420 and I say,

00:41:51.880 that thing didn't happen.

00:41:53.100 I was there too.

00:41:54.520 I'd remember it if it happened.

00:41:55.920 And the other person says,

00:41:56.920 well, I was there too.

00:41:57.900 And I do remember it happened.

00:42:00.860 Now the simulation would say

00:42:02.440 that both of them are right

00:42:05.340 because they're living

00:42:06.460 in their own interpretation.

00:42:09.060 But the simulation

00:42:10.260 doesn't need to have a real past.

00:42:12.720 It can just say,

00:42:13.680 yeah, your memory is fine.

00:42:15.780 It will go with your memory.

00:42:18.440 And then it can shortcut everything.

00:42:21.500 It can just say,

00:42:22.220 yeah, if you think it's true,

00:42:23.300 it's true.

00:42:23.660 That's good.

00:42:25.140 Whatever you want to remember,

00:42:26.520 that's fine.

00:42:27.460 And then it can just delete

00:42:29.140 all the actual history.

00:42:30.340 It doesn't need it.

00:42:31.580 Now what about

00:42:32.280 what is beneath the ground

00:42:34.820 in your backyard?

00:42:36.680 If we're a simulation,

00:42:38.600 the simulation has not decided

00:42:40.280 what's beneath the ground

00:42:41.700 if I were to dig with a shovel.

00:42:43.180 that the simulation

00:42:44.980 would fill it in

00:42:45.980 as I'm digging it out.

00:42:49.360 In other words,

00:42:49.920 there's nothing under my lawn

00:42:51.120 if nobody's ever seen it

00:42:52.500 because it doesn't need

00:42:53.800 to be there.

00:42:55.280 It just appears on demand.

00:42:58.840 So,

00:43:00.060 if that's the case,

00:43:04.060 then you don't need

00:43:04.840 the biggest computer.

00:43:05.880 You just need one

00:43:06.560 that knows how to make shortcuts.

00:43:07.700 Yes,

00:43:13.360 and actually it's true.

00:43:14.380 If the computer

00:43:15.040 needed to be the size

00:43:16.620 of the universe,

00:43:17.580 that does not

00:43:18.940 make it impossible.

00:43:21.280 That's correct.

00:43:22.780 It might not even

00:43:23.500 make it impractical

00:43:24.440 for some higher level society

00:43:26.360 that could make

00:43:27.420 a computer as big as,

00:43:28.880 or at least as complex

00:43:30.060 as the universe.

00:43:31.040 The computer wouldn't have

00:43:32.020 to be as big as the universe.

00:43:34.220 It would have to be

00:43:34.940 as complex, right?

00:43:36.080 Is that right?

00:43:38.700 I think I'm reading

00:43:39.600 too much into it.

00:43:44.580 Yeah,

00:43:45.180 gaslighting has something

00:43:46.100 to do with this.

00:43:46.780 There's definitely

00:43:47.180 a correlation.

00:43:51.140 You're reading

00:43:51.560 the follow-up

00:43:52.140 confirms the simulation.

00:43:55.880 Were miracles

00:43:56.880 just rewrites

00:43:57.800 of simulation code?

00:43:59.120 They were probably

00:43:59.700 just false memory

00:44:01.480 or stories

00:44:02.340 that didn't really happen.

00:44:06.080 It's like saying

00:44:07.320 the smartest guy

00:44:08.020 has the biggest head.

00:44:10.200 Yeah.

00:44:13.060 Every religion

00:44:14.020 is more believable

00:44:14.940 than this simulation stuff.

00:44:17.540 Is it?

00:44:18.860 See,

00:44:19.220 the point of the

00:44:20.380 simulation argument

00:44:21.120 is that it's

00:44:21.980 a trillion times

00:44:22.900 more likely

00:44:23.480 than the next

00:44:24.620 best explanation

00:44:25.680 based on logic.

00:44:28.200 And nobody's ever

00:44:29.260 assailed the logic of it.

00:44:30.580 That doesn't say

00:44:32.340 it means it's true.

00:44:33.880 It could be that

00:44:34.580 all interpretations

00:44:35.680 are untrue.

00:44:37.620 But it is

00:44:38.760 a trillion times

00:44:39.600 more likely

00:44:40.540 because for

00:44:42.480 every real

00:44:43.280 world

00:44:45.480 there will be

00:44:46.120 lots of simulations.

00:44:48.180 So that part,

00:44:48.980 I don't think

00:44:49.400 anybody who works

00:44:50.580 in AI

00:44:51.080 or computing

00:44:51.940 doubts the fact

00:44:53.680 there will be

00:44:54.060 lots of simulations

00:44:55.000 at some point.

00:44:56.940 Who created

00:44:57.840 the creator

00:44:58.340 of the simulation?

00:44:59.040 I can answer that.

00:45:01.320 Would you like

00:45:02.180 me to answer?

00:45:03.400 So the question is

00:45:04.260 if God created us

00:45:06.080 who created God

00:45:07.960 or if we're

00:45:09.360 a simulation

00:45:09.940 created by

00:45:10.800 somebody

00:45:12.020 who created them?

00:45:14.040 It's a good question, right?

00:45:14.980 I actually know

00:45:15.540 the answer to that

00:45:16.260 because it's obvious.

00:45:20.540 You ready?

00:45:22.420 Time is circular.

00:45:24.580 There can't be

00:45:25.440 a beginning.

00:45:26.940 So remember

00:45:27.700 every time you say

00:45:28.440 but

00:45:28.860 if there's

00:45:30.320 if this started this

00:45:31.600 what's before that

00:45:32.520 and then what's

00:45:33.040 before that

00:45:33.560 and what's before that

00:45:34.340 the question of

00:45:35.460 what's before that

00:45:36.440 to infinity

00:45:37.820 is nonsense.

00:45:39.660 The only explanation

00:45:41.020 is that time is circular

00:45:42.120 or it repeats.

00:45:44.660 Because if it didn't repeat

00:45:46.140 nothing would work.

00:45:48.140 Like it explains everything

00:45:49.400 and if you take that away

00:45:51.000 everything is nonsense.

00:45:52.540 It's got to be

00:45:52.960 some kind of a loop.

00:45:53.760 So

00:45:55.520 we should have been

00:45:57.360 here before

00:45:57.980 or we will be here again.

00:46:00.540 Everything that can happen

00:46:01.580 will happen eventually.

00:46:07.300 All right.

00:46:09.660 The existence of

00:46:10.920 infinite simulations

00:46:11.860 isn't that illogical?

00:46:13.400 No.

00:46:13.920 Not infinite simulations

00:46:15.300 just lots of them.

00:46:18.220 You don't need

00:46:18.780 any infinity

00:46:19.440 for the

00:46:20.240 for the

00:46:21.160 simulation

00:46:21.640 theory.

00:46:23.540 Or you just

00:46:24.340 don't understand it

00:46:25.220 yet.

00:46:29.580 But then

00:46:30.560 the creators

00:46:31.080 of the simulations

00:46:32.060 are really

00:46:32.640 in the future.

00:46:34.580 Let me answer that.

00:46:35.980 So the idea

00:46:36.760 that there will

00:46:37.400 at some point

00:46:39.280 there will be

00:46:40.600 way more simulations

00:46:41.660 than there are

00:46:42.280 people

00:46:42.680 does

00:46:43.920 it does

00:46:45.040 take into account

00:46:46.140 that some of those

00:46:46.900 simulations

00:46:47.420 or even most of them

00:46:48.580 might be in the future.

00:46:51.200 But

00:46:51.640 it is impossible

00:46:53.780 to know

00:46:54.440 whether you're

00:46:55.020 at the beginning

00:46:55.700 and the very first

00:46:56.740 simulation

00:46:57.280 or you're somewhere

00:46:58.420 in the middle.

00:47:00.480 What are the odds

00:47:01.480 that you're at the beginning

00:47:02.440 and you're like

00:47:03.100 the one

00:47:03.780 you know

00:47:04.080 the first one

00:47:04.800 versus one of the

00:47:06.180 trillions

00:47:06.540 that we know

00:47:07.120 will exist

00:47:07.760 logically.

00:47:09.860 Logically

00:47:10.300 there's almost

00:47:11.700 a vanishingly

00:47:12.840 small chance

00:47:13.780 you're the first one

00:47:14.600 like a trillion

00:47:16.080 to one

00:47:16.480 or something like that.

00:47:17.880 The odds are

00:47:18.700 you're just an average

00:47:19.640 simulated world

00:47:20.940 just like other ones.

00:47:24.700 How many of you

00:47:25.580 joined me

00:47:26.120 last night

00:47:26.660 in the man cave

00:47:27.460 where I had a

00:47:28.260 spontaneous

00:47:28.840 late night

00:47:29.820 session

00:47:31.280 that I think

00:47:32.520 went pretty well

00:47:34.340 actually.

00:47:36.160 It went better

00:47:36.960 than I thought.

00:47:39.980 It is really amazing

00:47:41.740 so

00:47:42.540 if you're not part

00:47:43.680 of the local

00:47:45.440 subscription service

00:47:46.600 you don't know

00:47:48.220 how awesome

00:47:48.960 the experience is.

00:47:50.800 So the reason

00:47:51.320 that I do

00:47:51.880 some of the

00:47:52.560 live streams

00:47:53.060 spontaneously

00:47:53.620 is that

00:47:54.500 the back and forth

00:47:56.900 of it

00:47:57.220 is just good fun.

00:47:58.600 let's see

00:48:06.720 but the parent

00:48:09.160 reality

00:48:09.500 makes sense

00:48:10.140 maybe.

00:48:14.900 Alright

00:48:15.340 just looking at

00:48:15.880 your comments

00:48:16.340 for a while

00:48:16.900 everything

00:48:19.540 becomes

00:48:20.020 meaningless

00:48:20.520 if it's a

00:48:21.240 simulation

00:48:21.760 there's no

00:48:22.420 love

00:48:22.740 there's no

00:48:23.140 hope

00:48:23.360 there's nothing

00:48:23.900 how is that

00:48:24.780 different

00:48:25.060 than now?

00:48:25.560 how is that

00:48:28.160 different?

00:48:28.760 I mean

00:48:28.980 ultimately

00:48:29.300 you die

00:48:29.980 I mean

00:48:31.960 under

00:48:32.340 most assumptions

00:48:33.620 you die

00:48:34.300 so nothing

00:48:35.480 you do

00:48:35.800 makes a

00:48:36.140 difference

00:48:36.400 to you

00:48:37.160 you'll be

00:48:38.800 dead

00:48:39.080 but we are

00:48:42.000 designed to

00:48:42.720 care about

00:48:43.240 our legacy

00:48:43.960 and our

00:48:44.400 genes

00:48:44.740 that are

00:48:45.220 carrying our

00:48:46.560 souls forward

00:48:47.400 in some form

00:48:48.060 so I think

00:48:48.880 I would think

00:48:49.840 that the

00:48:50.240 simulation

00:48:50.640 is simply

00:48:51.200 an impulse

00:48:51.820 an impulse

00:48:53.160 that we can't

00:48:53.940 deny

00:48:54.380 we just

00:48:55.200 want to

00:48:55.560 do it

00:48:55.920 so there

00:48:57.360 doesn't need

00:48:57.720 to be a

00:48:58.020 reason

00:48:58.280 we just

00:48:59.420 want to

00:48:59.700 do it

00:49:00.100 why was

00:49:01.900 the simulation

00:49:02.420 created?

00:49:03.160 I'll give

00:49:03.460 you my

00:49:03.940 hypothesis

00:49:04.920 my hypothesis

00:49:07.360 for the

00:49:07.920 simulation

00:49:08.400 is that

00:49:09.440 we are

00:49:09.820 A-B

00:49:10.240 testing

00:49:10.720 solutions

00:49:11.320 for some

00:49:13.060 higher level

00:49:13.660 intelligence

00:49:14.180 and the

00:49:15.480 reason is

00:49:16.040 the reason

00:49:16.720 I think

00:49:17.060 this is

00:49:17.540 that people

00:49:17.920 have themes

00:49:18.740 of problems

00:49:20.180 in their

00:49:20.620 life

00:49:20.980 I've told

00:49:22.060 you one

00:49:22.340 of my

00:49:22.560 themes

00:49:22.840 is I have

00:49:23.320 continuous

00:49:23.880 water leaks

00:49:26.580 in every

00:49:27.620 house

00:49:28.040 in every

00:49:28.580 situation

00:49:29.160 I even

00:49:30.360 had a

00:49:30.620 water leak

00:49:31.000 when I

00:49:31.260 went camping

00:49:31.900 true story

00:49:33.380 there was a

00:49:34.260 cub scout

00:49:35.440 and I went

00:49:35.800 on a camping

00:49:36.280 trip

00:49:36.600 and it

00:49:37.520 rained

00:49:37.860 and the

00:49:38.880 tent

00:49:39.160 flooded

00:49:39.520 everywhere

00:49:41.240 I go

00:49:41.940 there's a

00:49:42.840 flooding

00:49:43.600 water leak

00:49:44.820 problem

00:49:45.220 so it

00:49:45.980 almost seems

00:49:46.560 as if

00:49:46.980 I've been

00:49:47.540 designed

00:49:47.940 by some

00:49:48.340 kind of

00:49:48.720 water leak

00:49:49.740 plumbing

00:49:50.140 company

00:49:50.600 in the

00:49:50.960 future

00:49:51.280 or

00:49:52.180 the

00:49:52.460 present

00:49:52.740 I guess

00:49:53.040 to try

00:49:54.400 to be

00:49:54.940 in a

00:49:55.140 bunch

00:49:55.300 of

00:49:55.400 different

00:49:55.640 situations

00:49:56.220 and figure

00:49:56.760 out how

00:49:57.100 I deal

00:49:57.360 with it

00:49:57.720 there are

00:49:59.400 about three

00:50:00.360 other situations

00:50:01.340 where no matter

00:50:02.860 how quickly

00:50:03.620 I solve a

00:50:04.400 problem

00:50:04.740 the same

00:50:05.840 type of

00:50:06.300 problem

00:50:06.600 backfills

00:50:07.200 it

00:50:07.540 anybody

00:50:09.100 have that

00:50:09.620 where there's

00:50:10.860 a kind

00:50:11.660 of problem

00:50:12.120 that keeps

00:50:12.660 bothering you

00:50:13.380 but not

00:50:13.820 other people

00:50:14.340 and you

00:50:15.160 can't figure

00:50:15.580 out why

00:50:16.000 it doesn't

00:50:17.020 seem to be

00:50:17.460 something about

00:50:18.060 your situation

00:50:18.780 it does

00:50:19.820 just seem

00:50:20.320 to be

00:50:20.560 a coincidence

00:50:20.980 and that

00:50:22.900 as soon

00:50:23.300 as you

00:50:23.560 solve one

00:50:24.120 the new

00:50:25.360 one appears

00:50:25.900 have you

00:50:26.900 noticed that

00:50:27.380 am I the

00:50:29.720 only one

00:50:30.100 that has

00:50:30.360 that experience

00:50:31.000 all through

00:50:31.440 my life

00:50:31.940 the moment

00:50:33.160 I solve

00:50:33.760 it a new

00:50:34.420 one appears

00:50:34.840 it's happening

00:50:36.060 right now

00:50:36.580 like there's

00:50:38.120 a thing

00:50:38.840 that I deal

00:50:40.020 with

00:50:40.480 every week

00:50:42.580 forever

00:50:44.680 there is

00:50:46.560 an obstacle

00:50:47.140 that pops

00:50:47.740 up

00:50:48.100 that tries

00:50:49.180 to prevent

00:50:49.760 me from

00:50:50.240 something

00:50:50.640 I want

00:50:51.220 and as

00:50:52.440 soon as

00:50:52.840 I solve

00:50:53.220 an obstacle

00:50:53.720 a new

00:50:54.180 one appears

00:50:55.040 that definitely

00:50:55.620 wasn't there

00:50:56.160 before

00:50:56.500 like it

00:50:57.420 wasn't there

00:50:57.940 and I

00:50:58.200 didn't notice

00:50:58.720 it just

00:50:59.080 wasn't there

00:50:59.660 and it's

00:51:01.360 been happening

00:51:01.840 for 50

00:51:03.900 years

00:51:04.260 for 50

00:51:06.060 years

00:51:06.500 I keep

00:51:07.940 solving a

00:51:08.520 problem

00:51:08.860 and it

00:51:09.260 backfills

00:51:09.780 with a

00:51:10.260 different

00:51:10.560 kind of

00:51:11.040 problem

00:51:11.360 for no

00:51:12.220 reason

00:51:12.540 it completely

00:51:14.440 is random

00:51:15.400 as far as

00:51:16.080 I can tell

00:51:16.440 for 50

00:51:17.440 years

00:51:17.800 consistently

00:51:19.880 I can't

00:51:22.260 you know

00:51:22.640 I don't

00:51:22.820 want to

00:51:22.980 get into

00:51:23.320 what it

00:51:23.560 is

00:51:23.760 but

00:51:24.340 it's hard

00:51:27.140 to imagine

00:51:27.600 that's a

00:51:28.020 coincidence

00:51:28.360 everything's

00:51:32.740 all about

00:51:33.140 you

00:51:33.360 no my

00:51:34.260 my theory

00:51:35.680 is that

00:51:36.080 you would

00:51:36.480 all be

00:51:37.060 testing

00:51:37.940 things

00:51:38.420 except for

00:51:39.020 the NPCs

00:51:40.340 yeah

00:51:44.000 so nothing

00:51:46.160 matters

00:51:46.600 I get

00:51:47.060 it

00:51:47.340 maybe

00:51:48.800 maybe

00:51:51.180 you know

00:51:52.120 when I

00:51:52.420 was

00:51:52.660 interacting

00:51:54.660 with Elon

00:51:55.360 Musk on

00:51:55.860 Twitter

00:51:56.120 about

00:51:56.580 human

00:51:57.220 consciousness

00:51:57.780 the other

00:51:58.460 day

00:51:58.680 and

00:52:00.120 he

00:52:02.520 has an

00:52:03.280 assumption

00:52:03.640 that expanding

00:52:05.620 the light of

00:52:06.260 human consciousness

00:52:07.060 to the point

00:52:07.920 where we can

00:52:08.460 understand our

00:52:09.140 reality is

00:52:09.780 sort of

00:52:10.700 important and

00:52:11.320 necessary

00:52:11.780 and I say

00:52:13.620 why

00:52:14.720 why is it

00:52:16.500 important and

00:52:17.140 why is it

00:52:17.560 even necessary

00:52:18.140 I mean we

00:52:18.840 did okay

00:52:19.300 until

00:52:19.620 we did fine

00:52:21.160 until now

00:52:22.240 we survived

00:52:23.640 as a species

00:52:24.380 we dominate

00:52:25.320 the world

00:52:25.920 I thought

00:52:26.920 we did okay

00:52:28.020 without

00:52:28.360 understanding

00:52:28.960 anything

00:52:29.340 so I'm not

00:52:30.440 sure that

00:52:30.720 evolution cares

00:52:31.540 if we

00:52:31.880 understand

00:52:32.360 anything

00:52:32.720 it only cares

00:52:33.380 if we survive

00:52:34.120 and we seem

00:52:34.880 to be pretty

00:52:35.360 good at it

00:52:36.080 so I

00:52:37.840 would

00:52:38.040 I would

00:52:38.680 question

00:52:39.060 that

00:52:39.600 purpose

00:52:40.620 at the

00:52:42.740 same time

00:52:43.180 I'm totally

00:52:43.640 in favor

00:52:44.000 of doing

00:52:44.360 it by the

00:52:44.720 way

00:52:44.900 I'm totally

00:52:45.860 in favor

00:52:46.280 of expanding

00:52:47.120 our

00:52:47.360 consciousness

00:52:47.860 and learning

00:52:49.240 what we

00:52:49.600 can

00:52:49.780 but I

00:52:50.820 don't know

00:52:51.160 the reason

00:52:51.620 I think

00:52:52.240 I just

00:52:52.500 have an

00:52:52.800 impulse

00:52:53.120 for it

00:52:53.620 so I

00:52:54.900 feel as

00:52:55.340 though

00:52:55.620 would you

00:52:57.100 like to

00:52:57.380 know the

00:52:57.620 meaning

00:52:57.820 of life

00:52:58.220 I figured

00:53:00.600 it out

00:53:00.920 a few

00:53:01.200 years ago

00:53:01.760 there's

00:53:05.100 an actual

00:53:05.620 mechanical

00:53:06.180 meaning

00:53:06.600 of life

00:53:07.060 like

00:53:07.400 scientific

00:53:08.540 I can

00:53:09.200 explain it

00:53:09.720 to you

00:53:10.100 and you

00:53:11.780 will know

00:53:12.140 the meaning

00:53:12.520 of life

00:53:13.000 now stop

00:53:14.280 me if I've

00:53:14.660 done this

00:53:14.980 before

00:53:15.380 but by the

00:53:16.960 way I'm

00:53:17.280 completely

00:53:17.640 confident

00:53:18.200 about this

00:53:18.740 I'm

00:53:19.340 completely

00:53:19.720 confident

00:53:20.260 about this

00:53:20.800 the meaning

00:53:22.520 of life

00:53:23.040 is what

00:53:25.980 you'll

00:53:26.300 feel

00:53:26.740 when your

00:53:29.260 actions

00:53:29.780 in your

00:53:30.140 life

00:53:30.520 are

00:53:31.880 compatible

00:53:32.460 with your

00:53:33.600 evolutionary

00:53:34.400 demands

00:53:36.880 in other

00:53:39.340 words

00:53:39.660 evolution

00:53:40.540 makes you

00:53:41.120 want to

00:53:41.460 have a

00:53:41.760 baby

00:53:42.040 it makes

00:53:43.500 you want

00:53:43.980 to

00:53:44.280 reproduce

00:53:44.760 now I

00:53:46.140 will

00:53:46.500 let me

00:53:47.340 quickly add

00:53:48.100 lots of

00:53:48.780 exceptions

00:53:49.240 can I

00:53:51.320 make a

00:53:51.600 request

00:53:51.960 I'm

00:53:53.920 going to

00:53:54.700 make a

00:53:55.360 request

00:53:55.620 I would

00:53:56.220 like you

00:53:56.540 to stop

00:53:57.080 saying

00:53:57.420 42

00:53:58.020 because we

00:54:00.580 all get

00:54:00.920 it we

00:54:01.480 get the

00:54:01.920 reference

00:54:02.220 but I'm

00:54:03.300 going to

00:54:03.440 ask you

00:54:03.700 to stop

00:54:04.060 doing it

00:54:04.580 because that's

00:54:06.680 in my

00:54:06.980 category

00:54:07.380 with you

00:54:08.180 know

00:54:08.400 references

00:54:09.280 about the

00:54:10.000 soil and

00:54:10.420 green

00:54:10.760 and you

00:54:12.120 know if

00:54:12.700 every single

00:54:13.420 time somebody

00:54:14.100 talks about

00:54:14.720 the nature

00:54:15.780 of the

00:54:16.180 universe

00:54:16.500 and somebody

00:54:17.600 says 42

00:54:18.360 in the

00:54:18.680 comments

00:54:19.000 and I

00:54:19.300 don't know

00:54:19.560 if I've

00:54:19.880 ever been

00:54:20.260 in a

00:54:20.560 conversation

00:54:21.240 where it

00:54:21.580 didn't

00:54:21.740 happen

00:54:22.000 I'm

00:54:22.900 just going

00:54:23.180 to ask

00:54:23.520 you

00:54:23.740 because we've

00:54:24.740 all seen

00:54:25.140 it

00:54:25.760 now we've

00:54:27.700 all seen

00:54:28.180 it

00:54:28.600 it's not

00:54:29.380 additive

00:54:29.760 that's all

00:54:30.220 it's a

00:54:33.580 reference to

00:54:34.120 a Douglas

00:54:34.500 Adams book

00:54:35.160 where 42

00:54:35.840 is the

00:54:36.280 answer to

00:54:37.160 the universe

00:54:37.620 but it's

00:54:37.980 a meaningless

00:54:38.340 answer

00:54:38.740 here's the

00:54:39.760 meaning of

00:54:40.100 the meaning

00:54:41.120 of life

00:54:41.600 as I

00:54:43.200 said

00:54:43.480 if you

00:54:45.040 were born

00:54:45.560 with a

00:54:46.420 genetic

00:54:46.860 impulse

00:54:47.400 to have

00:54:48.460 children

00:54:48.840 then that's

00:54:50.320 your meaning

00:54:50.680 of life

00:54:51.080 if you're

00:54:52.220 born without

00:54:52.800 that impulse

00:54:53.440 I think a lot

00:54:54.000 of people

00:54:54.240 are

00:54:54.500 then that's

00:54:56.500 not their

00:54:56.820 meaning of

00:54:57.140 life

00:54:57.360 but they

00:54:59.260 may need

00:54:59.920 to be

00:55:00.220 compatible

00:55:00.800 with it

00:55:01.440 because they

00:55:02.540 may still

00:55:02.920 have an

00:55:03.260 evolutionary

00:55:03.740 drive

00:55:04.300 so take

00:55:04.840 me for

00:55:05.140 example

00:55:05.480 presumably

00:55:08.100 I have

00:55:09.160 some

00:55:09.400 evolutionary

00:55:10.060 desire

00:55:12.320 to reproduce

00:55:13.200 but I've

00:55:15.860 never really

00:55:16.280 felt it

00:55:16.760 much

00:55:17.080 it hasn't

00:55:18.900 been like

00:55:19.340 driving my

00:55:20.000 life or

00:55:20.340 anything

00:55:20.520 in fact

00:55:20.980 I haven't

00:55:22.080 so

00:55:22.880 but

00:55:24.500 here's

00:55:25.320 what I

00:55:25.580 do feel

00:55:26.020 I do

00:55:27.020 feel an

00:55:27.680 evolutionary

00:55:28.240 desire to

00:55:29.080 take care

00:55:29.480 of the

00:55:29.680 people who

00:55:30.100 are already

00:55:30.420 here

00:55:30.740 take care

00:55:31.980 of the

00:55:32.160 tribe

00:55:32.600 take care

00:55:33.820 of any

00:55:34.140 children

00:55:34.640 who don't

00:55:35.780 have enough

00:55:36.180 resources

00:55:36.640 and stuff

00:55:37.060 now I

00:55:37.740 think that

00:55:38.060 that is

00:55:38.340 compatible

00:55:38.860 with my

00:55:40.300 evolutionary

00:55:40.900 design

00:55:41.700 would you

00:55:42.860 agree

00:55:43.140 in all

00:55:44.440 likelihood

00:55:44.900 I'm right

00:55:46.640 on point

00:55:47.300 for my

00:55:48.080 evolutionary

00:55:48.620 requirement

00:55:49.520 because I

00:55:50.440 took care

00:55:50.800 of myself

00:55:51.320 you know

00:55:52.400 I got

00:55:53.240 a good

00:55:53.480 job

00:55:53.920 and made

00:55:54.740 some money

00:55:55.120 and then

00:55:56.240 as soon as

00:55:56.800 I became

00:55:57.180 like a

00:55:57.640 tribal

00:55:58.040 elder

00:55:58.500 which I

00:56:00.240 am now

00:56:00.660 I'm like

00:56:01.380 a tribal

00:56:01.840 elder

00:56:02.260 then I

00:56:03.500 started

00:56:03.780 turning my

00:56:04.320 attentions

00:56:04.800 back to

00:56:05.420 you know

00:56:05.700 helping the

00:56:06.200 people who

00:56:06.580 are younger

00:56:06.960 and helping

00:56:07.740 the tribe

00:56:08.180 now to

00:56:09.020 me

00:56:09.380 that feels

00:56:11.400 completely

00:56:12.120 aligned

00:56:12.660 with my

00:56:13.320 biological

00:56:14.180 design

00:56:15.840 and then

00:56:17.720 it makes

00:56:18.440 me feel

00:56:18.920 like

00:56:19.280 I'm

00:56:20.860 right in

00:56:22.380 the middle

00:56:22.680 of the

00:56:23.100 meaning

00:56:23.360 of life

00:56:23.880 now you

00:56:26.120 can say

00:56:26.420 to yourself

00:56:26.800 yeah but

00:56:27.360 you know

00:56:27.600 everybody

00:56:27.900 dies

00:56:28.340 and there's

00:56:28.700 no reason

00:56:29.400 you can't

00:56:30.880 give me

00:56:31.120 like a

00:56:31.520 logical

00:56:32.040 reason

00:56:32.600 why that

00:56:33.480 makes you

00:56:33.840 feel good

00:56:34.360 and the

00:56:35.000 answer is

00:56:35.320 I'm not

00:56:35.580 trying to

00:56:36.060 I'm not

00:56:37.060 trying to

00:56:37.380 give you

00:56:37.620 any

00:56:37.800 logical

00:56:38.300 reasons

00:56:38.740 I'm just

00:56:39.540 telling you

00:56:39.860 what's

00:56:40.060 what

00:56:40.320 and what's

00:56:41.800 what

00:56:41.960 is this

00:56:42.460 if I

00:56:43.580 do the

00:56:44.100 things that

00:56:44.600 are compatible

00:56:45.140 with my

00:56:45.860 biology

00:56:46.920 you know

00:56:48.420 the mandates

00:56:49.200 of my

00:56:49.560 biology

00:56:50.000 so long

00:56:50.640 as I'm

00:56:50.900 not you

00:56:51.200 know

00:56:51.300 breaking

00:56:51.620 a law

00:56:51.980 or something

00:56:52.400 but if

00:56:53.020 I'm

00:56:53.260 compatible

00:56:54.040 with the

00:56:54.500 mandates

00:56:54.880 of my

00:56:55.220 biology

00:56:55.620 I

00:56:56.500 completely

00:56:57.260 feel

00:56:57.780 that I

00:56:59.180 have

00:56:59.340 meaning

00:56:59.680 in my

00:57:00.040 life

00:57:00.380 the

00:57:01.820 moment

00:57:02.100 I

00:57:02.340 depart

00:57:02.800 from my

00:57:03.660 biological

00:57:04.520 design

00:57:06.160 I get

00:57:07.540 unhappy

00:57:09.060 unfortunately

00:57:10.960 that includes

00:57:12.480 going on

00:57:12.980 vacation

00:57:13.420 when I'm

00:57:16.560 on vacation

00:57:17.180 I'm outside

00:57:17.980 my biological

00:57:18.820 feeling of

00:57:21.080 meaning

00:57:21.380 because all

00:57:22.560 I'm doing

00:57:22.980 is wasting

00:57:23.860 time

00:57:24.360 when I'm

00:57:25.880 sitting on

00:57:26.320 the beach

00:57:26.720 the whole

00:57:27.340 time I

00:57:27.720 think

00:57:27.940 there's no

00:57:28.980 meaning to

00:57:29.440 this

00:57:29.720 it felt

00:57:31.240 good for

00:57:31.600 a few

00:57:31.840 minutes

00:57:32.060 I like

00:57:32.380 the sun

00:57:32.720 but there's

00:57:33.400 no meaning

00:57:33.920 to it

00:57:34.380 I'll never

00:57:35.840 think back

00:57:36.480 to this

00:57:36.840 with a

00:57:37.720 happy

00:57:37.960 thought

00:57:38.340 even though

00:57:39.700 I like

00:57:40.000 it

00:57:40.160 I like

00:57:40.960 sitting

00:57:41.180 on the

00:57:41.420 beach

00:57:41.640 I like

00:57:42.180 the sun

00:57:42.580 I love

00:57:43.040 the sand

00:57:43.600 walking

00:57:44.440 in the

00:57:44.760 water

00:57:45.180 all great

00:57:45.940 things

00:57:46.260 but there

00:57:46.940 is no

00:57:47.560 meaning

00:57:47.980 there

00:57:48.240 it's just

00:57:49.240 me

00:57:49.620 enjoying

00:57:50.080 myself

00:57:50.480 so if

00:57:52.500 you want

00:57:52.880 to feel

00:57:53.440 that you

00:57:53.780 have meaning

00:57:54.240 in life

00:57:54.780 figure out

00:57:56.680 what your

00:57:57.560 biological

00:57:58.180 imperatives

00:57:58.940 are

00:57:59.260 it might

00:57:59.760 be you

00:58:00.100 having

00:58:00.380 children

00:58:00.720 so you

00:58:02.020 know

00:58:02.180 get your

00:58:02.660 dating game

00:58:03.340 up or

00:58:03.680 whatever it

00:58:04.040 takes

00:58:04.280 but it

00:58:05.740 might not

00:58:06.060 be

00:58:06.220 it might

00:58:06.740 be like

00:58:07.080 mine

00:58:07.400 where you

00:58:08.740 still need

00:58:09.220 to feel

00:58:09.580 like to

00:58:09.940 take care

00:58:10.220 of yourself

00:58:10.560 and then

00:58:11.040 become a

00:58:12.020 tribal elder

00:58:12.660 or take

00:58:13.140 care of

00:58:13.400 other people

00:58:13.880 or you

00:58:15.340 might be

00:58:15.640 a warrior

00:58:16.160 let me

00:58:18.240 speculate a little

00:58:19.660 further

00:58:20.020 you might be

00:58:21.400 born just

00:58:22.320 to be a

00:58:22.680 fighter

00:58:22.980 let's say

00:58:24.280 you're a

00:58:24.520 guy

00:58:24.760 especially

00:58:25.280 maybe that's

00:58:27.160 what you

00:58:27.400 should be

00:58:27.900 maybe that's

00:58:29.120 what you

00:58:29.340 should be

00:58:29.700 maybe you

00:58:30.400 need to

00:58:30.840 join the

00:58:31.220 marines

00:58:31.580 maybe you

00:58:33.040 need to

00:58:33.400 be a

00:58:33.620 cop

00:58:33.920 because that

00:58:35.600 you know

00:58:35.940 some people

00:58:36.680 just have

00:58:37.080 a different

00:58:37.400 genetic

00:58:38.060 upbringing

00:58:39.300 or genetic

00:58:40.260 composition

00:58:40.960 now I don't

00:58:42.000 feel like I'm

00:58:42.580 that person

00:58:43.080 I don't feel like I

00:58:45.040 was born to be in

00:58:46.140 physical altercations

00:58:47.560 I do feel like I

00:58:50.700 was born to be in

00:58:51.440 the fight

00:58:51.960 but in you know

00:58:53.740 in the way that I

00:58:54.480 fight best

00:58:55.080 so

00:58:58.020 I got a little

00:59:00.180 bit quiet

00:59:00.740 when I said

00:59:01.920 that

00:59:02.220 how many of

00:59:03.460 you are

00:59:04.720 noodling on

00:59:05.680 the idea

00:59:06.180 that you will

00:59:07.440 feel meaning

00:59:08.300 in your life

00:59:08.920 when you're

00:59:09.900 doing things

00:59:10.420 compatible with

00:59:11.160 your biology

00:59:11.760 meaning the

00:59:12.480 best parts of

00:59:13.480 your biology

00:59:14.040 which is to

00:59:15.180 promote humankind

00:59:16.160 that's the best

00:59:17.540 part of your

00:59:17.940 biology

00:59:18.320 right

00:59:19.960 now it's a very

00:59:21.320 practical definition

00:59:22.440 isn't it

00:59:23.140 and the beauty

00:59:23.820 is you can tell

00:59:24.440 when you're

00:59:24.800 doing it

00:59:25.300 you know

00:59:26.340 if you're

00:59:26.580 doing it

00:59:27.320 if you're

00:59:28.080 in college

00:59:28.660 let me ask

00:59:29.280 you this

00:59:29.560 how many

00:59:30.300 people who

00:59:31.180 went to

00:59:31.640 college

00:59:32.300 while they

00:59:33.940 were in

00:59:34.180 college

00:59:34.480 and let's

00:59:34.900 say it's

00:59:35.160 somebody who

00:59:35.620 thought a

00:59:36.180 college

00:59:36.400 education

00:59:36.860 was useful

00:59:37.420 did you

00:59:38.300 feel that

00:59:38.700 you didn't

00:59:39.960 that you

00:59:40.720 weren't

00:59:41.120 compatible

00:59:42.300 with the

00:59:42.820 meaning of

00:59:43.340 life when

00:59:43.820 you were

00:59:44.020 in college

00:59:44.420 if you

00:59:44.820 went to

00:59:45.080 college

00:59:45.360 I'll bet

00:59:46.540 you thought

00:59:46.900 it was

00:59:47.380 and I

00:59:48.180 think you

00:59:48.480 were

00:59:48.720 now if

00:59:49.720 you had

00:59:49.880 a silly

00:59:50.500 major

00:59:50.960 and you

00:59:51.540 didn't know

00:59:51.800 where you're

00:59:52.060 going

00:59:52.320 then maybe

00:59:53.100 you were

00:59:53.400 disconnected

00:59:53.920 but if

00:59:54.980 you were

00:59:55.140 the kind

00:59:55.400 of serious

00:59:55.840 student

00:59:56.220 who was

00:59:56.540 going to

00:59:56.760 get

00:59:56.920 you know

00:59:57.200 B's

00:59:57.700 are better

00:59:58.040 and you

00:59:58.580 thought

00:59:58.820 college

00:59:59.240 was useful

00:59:59.780 didn't it

01:00:00.940 make you

01:00:01.320 feel like

01:00:02.440 you were

01:00:02.720 compatible

01:00:03.220 with your

01:00:03.780 biological

01:00:04.260 self

01:00:04.800 because I

01:00:06.480 think that

01:00:06.860 when you're

01:00:07.220 learning

01:00:07.640 and specifically

01:00:08.880 learning things

01:00:09.760 that could have

01:00:10.160 a future

01:00:10.660 value to the

01:00:11.400 tribe

01:00:11.720 when you're

01:00:12.780 learning things

01:00:13.620 that would be

01:00:14.060 valuable to the

01:00:14.900 tribe I

01:00:16.240 think you're

01:00:16.640 completely tapped

01:00:17.460 into the

01:00:18.040 meaning of

01:00:18.520 life even

01:00:20.580 though as a

01:00:22.020 student you're

01:00:22.680 producing no

01:00:23.340 value you're

01:00:25.080 just using

01:00:25.480 resources but

01:00:27.160 you still feel

01:00:28.020 that you're on

01:00:29.320 the right track

01:00:30.020 because you've

01:00:31.020 got to learn

01:00:31.380 this stuff before

01:00:32.360 you can add

01:00:33.720 value so if

01:00:34.940 you're anywhere

01:00:35.440 on that

01:00:35.920 anywhere on

01:00:36.740 that chain of

01:00:37.400 cause and

01:00:37.820 effect that

01:00:39.000 will get you to

01:00:39.820 be a tribal

01:00:41.000 elder I'll bet

01:00:43.260 you'll feel

01:00:43.720 meaning of

01:00:44.280 life in

01:00:45.080 fact that's

01:00:45.540 the best way

01:00:45.960 to think of

01:00:46.360 it if you

01:00:46.720 want to

01:00:46.960 simplify it

01:00:47.680 if you want

01:00:48.800 to simplify

01:00:49.260 everything ask

01:00:50.800 yourself if

01:00:51.420 you're on a

01:00:52.060 path to

01:00:53.700 become a

01:00:54.380 useful tribal

01:00:56.000 elder now

01:00:58.340 let's say

01:00:59.220 you're 25 and

01:01:00.880 you're not

01:01:01.340 working out

01:01:02.380 and you're not

01:01:03.380 eating right and

01:01:04.480 you're just you

01:01:05.020 know you're just

01:01:05.600 ballooning up are

01:01:07.360 you on the

01:01:08.020 path to be a

01:01:09.320 successful tribal

01:01:10.360 elder you are

01:01:12.040 not because

01:01:13.180 you'll be dead

01:01:13.760 you won't even

01:01:15.460 make it to

01:01:15.960 elder because

01:01:17.060 you're going to

01:01:17.440 eat yourself to

01:01:18.040 death die of

01:01:18.700 obesity or

01:01:19.280 something so

01:01:21.500 every time you

01:01:22.200 find any any

01:01:24.160 action that

01:01:24.800 you're doing

01:01:25.280 that would make

01:01:26.980 it less likely

01:01:27.980 that you will

01:01:28.520 ever become a

01:01:29.520 tribal elder who

01:01:31.320 is useful then

01:01:34.280 probably you're

01:01:34.860 not finding the

01:01:35.920 meaning of life

01:01:36.580 I'm dying of

01:01:39.360 abuse are you

01:01:41.900 really

01:01:42.140 April you have

01:01:48.760 some cryptic

01:01:49.520 messages there

01:01:50.380 and I'm

01:01:53.260 concerned about

01:01:54.000 your well-being

01:01:54.720 all right so

01:01:58.480 do I feel like I

01:02:01.000 am compatible with

01:02:03.020 my biological

01:02:03.980 imperative right

01:02:05.980 now absolutely

01:02:07.080 when I'm doing

01:02:08.740 this like

01:02:09.720 specifically this

01:02:10.740 when I'm doing

01:02:16.100 this I feel

01:02:17.000 absolutely where

01:02:18.840 I belong

01:02:19.460 because what I

01:02:21.580 do specifically

01:02:23.160 is try to help

01:02:24.600 you think better

01:02:25.800 differently have

01:02:27.020 different frames on

01:02:27.920 things and I

01:02:28.580 think that's

01:02:28.900 really useful

01:02:30.060 and it could

01:02:32.160 actually help

01:02:32.740 humanity reproduce

01:02:34.120 so

01:02:35.940 all right

01:02:38.340 and that ladies

01:02:39.460 and gentlemen

01:02:39.920 is the

01:02:40.960 conclusion of

01:02:42.520 this program

01:02:42.960 I'm pretty sure

01:02:44.360 it's the

01:02:44.900 best thing you've

01:02:46.320 ever experienced

01:02:47.060 today

01:02:47.520 and

01:02:49.080 that's all I

01:02:54.540 have today

01:02:54.960 you're lucky we

01:02:59.920 don't all strive

01:03:00.680 for that

01:03:01.100 Sundays are the

01:03:03.460 best live

01:03:04.240 streams I

01:03:04.680 don't know are

01:03:05.040 they because I

01:03:06.280 don't talk about

01:03:06.760 the news as

01:03:07.300 much there's

01:03:07.740 not much news

01:03:08.520 how does it

01:03:11.340 work to use

01:03:11.820 evolution and

01:03:12.520 simulation theory

01:03:13.200 as filters at

01:03:14.120 the same time

01:03:15.260 I do it

01:03:16.440 because the

01:03:18.060 simulation seems

01:03:19.040 to make it look

01:03:19.740 like evolution

01:03:20.380 is real

01:03:20.820 so you have

01:03:23.100 to deal with

01:03:23.560 the simulation

01:03:24.100 as if it's

01:03:24.880 real

01:03:25.160 so

01:03:26.220 you know

01:03:27.600 they're not

01:03:28.360 incompatible at

01:03:29.060 all

01:03:29.320 all right

01:03:30.860 that is all

01:03:32.500 for now

01:03:32.900 I'll talk to

01:03:33.580 you later

01:03:33.940 by YouTube

01:03:35.940 and Spotify

01:03:36.760 and all those

01:03:37.720 on audio

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - July 10, 2022

Episode 1800 Scott Adams： Biden Goes Begging For Oil, And Other Embarrassing International Updates

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