00:22:55.720Because the number of times things go in the direction of, as Elon Musk said, the most entertaining direction, I don't think that's an accident.
00:23:05.720And also, it also follows the movie format.
00:28:30.720Not losing in the sense that the whole country is at risk.
00:28:34.720I feel like it would be two strong countries at war, so neither of them would have the, you know, I'm going to lose my country unless I negotiate problem.
00:28:41.720So, if you don't have somebody losing, the only way you're going to get to peace is what?
00:28:50.720If nobody's losing enough to sue for peace, how do you get to peace?
00:29:05.720Here's the element that I would add, and I would go major high ground maneuver.
00:29:11.720I would say, instead of just negotiating the end of the war, we're going to throw in extra stuff that everybody wants.
00:29:20.720And the extra stuff that I want, as a citizen of the United States, is I want Russia and its space-related efforts to be coordinated with the United States and maybe with NATO.
00:29:33.720Because we don't want China to own space.
00:29:39.720And Russia is strong in the, you know, the rocket department.
00:29:43.720U.S. is strong in the rocket department.
00:29:46.720We should stop arguing about Earth, that small ball.
00:32:45.720So don't comment on me unless you know who I am.
00:32:49.720If you knew who I was, you'd know that my entire reason I'm famous is because I do things that I'm not qualified for over and over and over again, better than the experts.
00:33:05.720My entire claim to fame and my entire wealth is based on doing things I'm not qualified to do, and doing them better than the people who are experts.
00:33:18.720Right? Over and over and over again, field after field.
00:33:21.720So if you wanna say that somebody else has not done the research, that probably makes sense.
00:33:30.720But don't say it about the one person who's literally famous for doing the thing that you say I can't do,
00:33:37.720which is have a good opinion without being an expert on the field.
00:33:40.720So just grow up a little bit about that.
00:34:05.720But you have to throw in a much bigger deal to get it done.
00:34:09.720So all I'm gonna add is that if you don't add things to sweeten the deal, you're not gonna get peace if the only thing you're talking about is Ukraine.
00:54:13.720I'm saying that whatever is going on in his head cannot be communicated to me for reasons that I don't quite understand.
00:54:20.720So here's what he said about this study.
00:54:22.720A gap also existed in the pre-vaccination period.
00:54:26.720He said regarding the higher population areas, a denominator effect, hope Simpson expression, prior immunity from brief exposure to proto-COVID.
00:54:36.720And people say things without real research work, just as long as it supports the narrative.
00:54:41.720Number four, I understood that people say stuff, but I don't know what the denominator effect is.
00:54:50.720I don't know what the hope Simpson expression is.
00:54:53.720And I don't have any evidence that there was prior brief exposure to a proto-COVID.
00:54:58.720And that that would be different in one place versus another, although it could be.
00:55:03.720And you could imagine that would be different.
00:55:06.720So anyway, I think I've told you enough that you should not believe any study that's all by itself has not been peer reviewed and has not been reproduced.
00:55:41.720So has anybody been fooled by meta studies where they say, well, each of our studies are not so good, but if you sum them up, you can cancel out their errors.
00:55:52.720They did that with ivermectin and with hydroxychloroquine.
00:55:57.720But I only learned in the past year that meta analysis isn't real.