Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2024 Scott Adams： How To Stop Poor White People With Legacy Genitalia From Having All Power？

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00:00:04.420 Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of civilization.

00:00:09.960 Ooh, do I look more official when I hold a pen like this and gesture with it?

00:00:14.080 Well, if you're only listening on audio, you're missing the wonderness of me waving this pen around like a wand.

00:00:22.240 Now, would you like to take this experience past Harry Potter magic wand territory

00:00:27.900 all the way to the muggles-will-never-know-what-we're-up-to territory? 0.87

00:00:33.260 Yes, you would.

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00:00:57.900 Somebody was playing Hogwarts Legacy while I said that.

00:01:07.560 What are the odds?

00:01:10.160 Well, the rest of you, get your hands off your wands.

00:01:13.260 Get your hands off.

00:01:15.600 All right, here's a little thing I saw on an Instagram reel,

00:01:20.160 and I don't know if it's true.

00:01:22.360 It goes like this.

00:01:23.340 You know how your ads that are served up by, let's say, Instagram,

00:01:29.060 you know how it seems like it's just amazingly right on target,

00:01:33.440 and sometimes it's stuff you haven't even mentioned out loud.

00:01:37.560 You've never texted anybody.

00:01:40.220 You haven't mentioned it.

00:01:41.660 And somehow it gives you the ad, and it's just crazy.

00:01:44.740 I heard that one of the ways they do that is that Instagram can tell if two people are near each other,

00:01:52.920 and if they spend some time with each other,

00:01:55.940 the algorithm assumes that some of the things on the other person's ad history

00:02:01.400 might be interesting to you as well.

00:02:05.200 Is that true?

00:02:06.180 Because that would explain a lot,

00:02:11.300 and I could see how that would be true.

00:02:14.580 Because if you talked about it with somebody,

00:02:18.400 and here's why this is extra creepy,

00:02:21.140 there's a phenomenon

00:02:23.400 by which you notice things that you've noticed before.

00:02:28.600 You're all familiar with the phenomenon

00:02:30.860 where you buy a new car,

00:02:33.480 and it's a white Elantra or whatever,

00:02:37.280 and then suddenly you see white Elantras everywhere.

00:02:40.400 It's like, oh no.

00:02:41.680 As soon as my mind is tuned to my new car,

00:02:44.580 I notice them everywhere.

00:02:46.920 And it's sort of like that.

00:02:49.740 And the effect is you're more likely to buy an ad

00:02:52.820 if your friend talked about it with you.

00:02:55.800 So if your friend was interested,

00:02:59.160 and maybe you heard about it,

00:03:00.300 but then you also saw the ad,

00:03:02.220 you'd be more likely to buy from it.

00:03:05.260 I don't know.

00:03:06.140 I'm not entirely sure that's all true,

00:03:08.420 but it sounds like it could be.

00:03:10.440 It could be true.

00:03:12.300 Here's some Trump news on Twitter.

00:03:16.380 Rogan O'Hanley,

00:03:17.960 who's a husband, patriot lawyer, civil rights activist,

00:03:21.140 he said he spent three hours eating dinner with Trump at Mar-a-Lago,

00:03:24.740 and among the things that he learned

00:03:27.420 was that Trump's potential 2024 phrase might be,

00:03:34.700 save America.

00:03:36.700 What do you think?

00:03:38.320 Save America.

00:03:40.280 Good or no?

00:03:43.680 Good.

00:03:44.920 Yeah, it's good.

00:03:46.740 I believe it's good.

00:03:47.600 Because that feels...

00:03:51.540 See, this is the thing that Trump's really good at.

00:03:54.220 Really good at.

00:03:55.760 He can read the room like nobody's ever read the room.

00:03:59.760 Doesn't it feel like America needs saving

00:04:01.980 as opposed to making it great again,

00:04:05.880 which has its problems?

00:04:08.140 Yeah, and then the thing you always have to look for

00:04:11.960 is what will the critics say about that?

00:04:16.080 Will they say it doesn't need saving?

00:04:18.880 Or are they going to say,

00:04:20.080 oh, you're trying to save it from the brown people? 1.00

00:04:23.760 That's probably what they'll say.

00:04:25.460 They'll probably say,

00:04:26.240 oh, what are you saving it from?

00:04:28.440 Are you saving it from the growing power

00:04:31.140 of minorities and women?

00:04:33.620 Oh, how racist of you

00:04:35.020 to try to save your white privilege?

00:04:38.800 Something like that.

00:04:39.520 But still, I think it works.

00:04:41.220 You know, no matter what he says,

00:04:42.260 they're going to go after it.

00:04:44.420 But there's also a story that Trump said

00:04:46.620 he was going to go and visit East Palestine,

00:04:49.920 where that big Ohio chemical spill was,

00:04:53.680 because many of us believe the government

00:04:55.820 has not done enough.

00:04:57.200 FEMA didn't do anything.

00:04:59.180 But soon after Trump said he might go there,

00:05:03.460 FEMA started getting flexible

00:05:06.060 about what they're going to do there.

00:05:07.920 I don't know the details.

00:05:08.740 But I think Trump is taking some credit

00:05:11.800 for forcing the government

00:05:13.700 to pay more attention.

00:05:15.800 And I feel like that might be true.

00:05:18.420 Now, it might be a coincidence.

00:05:20.380 Maybe they were going to do those things anyway,

00:05:22.300 because there's a lot of public interest.

00:05:24.720 But I wouldn't rule out the fact

00:05:26.900 that Trump's impact caused them

00:05:30.040 to maybe move a little faster or something.

00:05:31.900 It's possible.

00:05:33.140 Don't know for sure.

00:05:34.120 On Twitter, there was a trending meme and a tweet

00:05:41.400 in which a tweeter, David Curtis,

00:05:46.260 says, this is a genuine old ad.

00:05:48.600 And he shows the actual ad from, I don't know,

00:05:51.780 whatever past American decade that was.

00:05:55.260 And it said a doctor declared

00:05:57.540 that 75% of the women in the U.S. 1.00

00:06:00.420 suffered from hysteria,

00:06:02.320 which was cured through, quote,

00:06:05.520 orgasmic massage.

00:06:08.500 And then the poster says

00:06:10.200 that it can fix diseases from the midquarters,

00:06:15.220 from neck to knees.

00:06:17.000 From neck to knees.

00:06:18.220 So this would not help your head or your feet.

00:06:22.580 But from neck to knees,

00:06:23.960 this orgasmic massage

00:06:25.160 could cure 75% of women

00:06:28.460 who suffered from hysteria.

00:06:30.920 Now, I read that and I thought,

00:06:32.660 75% suffer from hysteria

00:06:35.420 and can be cured through orgasmic massage,

00:06:38.880 according to this quack.

00:06:40.360 Now, remember, this is a quack.

00:06:41.820 This is not any kind of a real doctor.

00:06:43.800 So according to this quack,

00:06:47.220 25% of women do not suffer from hysteria

00:06:50.480 that could be reduced by orgasm.

00:06:56.440 25%.

00:06:57.000 Interesting.

00:07:00.300 Did I interpret that right?

00:07:01.860 I don't know.

00:07:05.100 Now, I have a question for the men.

00:07:08.660 The first question will be just for the men.

00:07:11.360 So ladies, you can just set this one out. 1.00

00:07:13.800 Men, have you ever been in a bad mood

00:07:17.400 at the same time you had a hard-on?

00:07:21.920 I don't think I ever have.

00:07:24.560 Somebody says yes.

00:07:26.920 Well, I don't want to be around you.

00:07:30.580 Anybody who said yes to that question,

00:07:32.740 I don't want to be around you.

00:07:34.800 I never want to be in the room alone with you

00:07:36.940 with your erection and your angry mood. 0.96

00:07:39.780 Oh, that's funny.

00:07:46.560 In my opinion, we're so designed for mating, 0.96

00:07:51.460 you know, humans and really, I guess,

00:07:53.820 every animal is designed to be optimized for mating.

00:07:58.100 So when your mating instinct gets triggered,

00:08:01.680 let's say with a guy, it's, you know, an erection,

00:08:04.160 I think the guys mostly verified

00:08:08.160 that you don't have any other problems

00:08:11.120 when you're in that state.

00:08:14.460 When you're in the state of full arousal,

00:08:16.760 you just don't really think about your other problems.

00:08:19.400 You're just sort of focused on

00:08:20.680 whatever it was that got you there.

00:08:23.120 So I can't believe that's not healthy.

00:08:26.920 It's almost like the ultimate meditation.

00:08:29.680 Gives you all the good chemicals,

00:08:31.580 they flood you, and, you know, you focus.

00:08:34.780 Puts you in, puts everything in perspective, doesn't it?

00:08:38.700 Well, yes, I'm worried about the national debt

00:08:43.340 and you got the inflation, and like,

00:08:46.460 whoa, what was I talking about?

00:08:50.560 Why do I feel so good all of a sudden?

00:08:53.460 It's sort of like that for guys.

00:08:55.900 I don't know.

00:08:56.420 Maybe it's different for women. 1.00

00:08:57.720 I won't ask.

00:08:59.220 All right, I will ask.

00:09:00.880 Ladies, have you ever been in a bad mood

00:09:03.780 while you were having an orgasm?

00:09:06.180 Anybody?

00:09:08.800 I don't know.

00:09:09.380 I think this doctor was on to something.

00:09:10.840 All right.

00:09:13.460 So the government...

00:09:15.400 This is so funny.

00:09:19.360 The government says they're giving up

00:09:21.080 looking for the debris of those unidentified objects

00:09:25.140 they shot down.

00:09:28.040 Oh, that's so funny.

00:09:33.060 It's just going to be too hard to find those objects.

00:09:36.340 Do you think...

00:09:37.140 I'm just going to put this out there.

00:09:39.760 Do you think one of the reasons

00:09:41.440 that they're not looking for these objects

00:09:43.620 is that they've always known

00:09:47.200 there were weather balloons?

00:09:49.080 How much money do you want to spend

00:09:51.300 looking for the downed weather balloon?

00:09:54.000 So I've got a feeling it has less to do

00:09:59.160 with how hard it is to find it

00:10:00.960 and maybe a little bit more to do

00:10:03.220 with the fact that there's no reason to find it.

00:10:06.160 There's no reason to find it.

00:10:10.840 That's funny.

00:10:14.140 Well, let me put it this way.

00:10:16.900 If we suspected there was...

00:10:20.000 If there were any chance

00:10:21.720 that what we downed

00:10:24.060 was some kind of Chinese spy craft

00:10:27.160 or a UFO,

00:10:29.480 like an alien spaceship,

00:10:31.280 do you think we would have given up

00:10:32.660 looking for it?

00:10:35.400 I don't think so.

00:10:36.680 I think we'd still be there.

00:10:39.200 All right.

00:10:41.120 So I told you about...

00:10:42.900 Carrie Lake tweeted

00:10:44.620 that George Soros endorsed DeSantis,

00:10:49.560 which literally never happened.

00:10:51.600 But she may have been fooled

00:10:53.020 by a Gateway Pundit article

00:10:55.060 that suggested that's what happened.

00:10:57.740 And then I told you

00:10:58.900 that the Twitter feature community notes,

00:11:02.340 where people can add context to things,

00:11:05.060 it totally closed down Carrie Lake's tweet 1.00

00:11:08.400 because the context note just goes with it.

00:11:12.760 So anytime anybody read it,

00:11:14.000 it would say,

00:11:14.680 this didn't happen.

00:11:17.320 And then,

00:11:18.380 as I mentioned yesterday,

00:11:19.880 I think,

00:11:20.500 Elon Musk responded to that.

00:11:23.500 And he said,

00:11:24.540 his tweet just said,

00:11:26.560 community notes,

00:11:28.120 which is the feature that does that.

00:11:29.860 He said,

00:11:30.220 community notes,

00:11:31.980 WTF,

00:11:33.500 with a smiley face.

00:11:35.040 No.

00:11:36.060 F...

00:11:37.000 what was it?

00:11:41.380 FTW.

00:11:43.660 Yeah,

00:11:44.180 FTW.

00:11:47.500 With a happy face.

00:11:49.200 And when I...

00:11:49.860 The first 10 times I read his tweet

00:11:51.940 because I didn't understand it,

00:11:53.840 I thought,

00:11:54.380 why is he saying F the world?

00:11:56.940 FTW?

00:11:58.080 Why F the world?

00:11:59.700 It took me about a day to realize

00:12:02.040 it was for the win.

00:12:03.820 For the win.

00:12:05.140 FTW.

00:12:05.980 Okay.

00:12:06.740 Yes,

00:12:07.060 the community notes worked.

00:12:08.820 So let's take a moment

00:12:10.200 to simply call out something

00:12:12.060 that totally worked.

00:12:14.160 The community notes feature

00:12:15.980 on Twitter

00:12:16.480 totally worked.

00:12:18.940 Totally worked.

00:12:19.980 Now,

00:12:20.200 I don't know if it's going to work

00:12:21.080 every time

00:12:21.620 or if there's some downside,

00:12:22.620 but so far

00:12:24.400 I've only seen it employed

00:12:26.760 where it was absolutely

00:12:28.080 the right application.

00:12:30.260 So we'll see.

00:12:31.400 It's probably

00:12:32.060 one of the most...

00:12:34.520 I know the feature's old

00:12:35.860 but whenever it gets used

00:12:37.120 it seems to work.

00:12:39.780 Then,

00:12:40.480 the very next day

00:12:42.120 or two days after

00:12:43.200 Carrie Lake gets called out,

00:12:45.600 I think Tim Poole

00:12:46.660 was calling around

00:12:47.500 on his show

00:12:48.020 also,

00:12:49.920 for tweeting

00:12:51.320 Gateway Pundit

00:12:52.400 and it being

00:12:54.580 completely wrong,

00:12:56.220 she tweets

00:12:56.760 the Gateway Pundit again.

00:12:59.200 Like,

00:12:59.780 two days later

00:13:00.580 she tweets

00:13:01.080 the Gateway Pundit again.

00:13:03.020 Now,

00:13:03.360 I'm not saying

00:13:03.900 that the Gateway Pundit

00:13:04.960 is always wrong,

00:13:08.100 but

00:13:08.460 it's like

00:13:10.460 she learned nothing.

00:13:12.420 Like,

00:13:12.640 there were other sources

00:13:13.700 she could have tweeted

00:13:14.640 for the same information,

00:13:16.840 but she retweeted

00:13:18.000 the one that

00:13:18.840 basically screwed

00:13:20.400 her the day before

00:13:21.500 by misleading her

00:13:22.840 and then embarrassing

00:13:23.520 her in public,

00:13:24.180 if she's embarrassed.

00:13:25.280 I suspect she doesn't

00:13:26.520 get embarrassed.

00:13:27.300 That's probably

00:13:27.720 a strength she has.

00:13:29.960 Yeah.

00:13:31.620 Doesn't somebody

00:13:32.280 tweet for her?

00:13:33.060 I doubt it.

00:13:34.620 So the question was,

00:13:35.760 does somebody

00:13:36.220 tweet for Carrie Lake?

00:13:37.820 I'll tell you

00:13:39.080 who has people

00:13:39.920 tweet for them.

00:13:42.160 People who are not

00:13:43.100 good at this.

00:13:44.780 People who are not

00:13:45.460 good at

00:13:46.000 communicating.

00:13:48.500 I would be amazed

00:13:50.340 if Carrie Lake

00:13:51.700 could hire somebody

00:13:52.840 who could tweet

00:13:53.400 better than she does.

00:13:54.960 Do you think

00:13:55.380 she could hire somebody

00:13:56.520 who could tweet

00:13:57.920 better than she does?

00:13:59.420 I doubt it.

00:14:01.380 Right?

00:14:01.620 You know,

00:14:02.320 I'm criticizing her

00:14:03.880 for this one

00:14:04.400 that was incorrect

00:14:05.700 factually.

00:14:06.660 But in terms

00:14:07.380 of a communicator,

00:14:09.360 you know,

00:14:09.880 she's A+++. 0.78

00:14:11.240 Yeah, no.

00:14:12.220 You don't hire 0.97

00:14:13.460 somebody to tweet

00:14:14.280 for you.

00:14:15.300 That would be like

00:14:16.060 me hiring somebody

00:14:17.000 to tweet for me.

00:14:18.800 Would I ever

00:14:19.600 hire somebody

00:14:20.380 to tweet for me?

00:14:22.160 It wouldn't make sense.

00:14:25.700 All right.

00:14:27.360 But the thing

00:14:28.440 she is tweeting

00:14:29.040 does have

00:14:30.080 other sources.

00:14:31.600 So I'm going to

00:14:32.360 tweet it like it's true.

00:14:33.740 I'm just pointing out

00:14:34.700 that if I had just

00:14:35.880 got trapped

00:14:37.020 by one source,

00:14:38.880 I wouldn't tweet it

00:14:40.060 again two days later

00:14:40.980 even if it were real.

00:14:42.080 So I just don't get that.

00:14:44.060 Maybe there's some

00:14:44.940 stuff we know

00:14:46.060 that she didn't know

00:14:46.680 at the time

00:14:47.080 she tweeted,

00:14:47.880 possibly.

00:14:48.960 But CBS reports

00:14:50.120 the same story,

00:14:50.900 which is,

00:14:51.640 as you know,

00:14:52.580 Dominion,

00:14:54.160 the election,

00:14:56.640 do they do software

00:14:57.520 and hardware?

00:14:58.640 They do both,

00:14:59.320 right?

00:14:59.920 Yeah.

00:15:00.220 It's machines

00:15:00.820 as well as the software

00:15:01.740 and the machines.

00:15:02.260 So Dominion

00:15:04.540 is in this lawsuit

00:15:05.500 with Fox News

00:15:06.980 claiming that Fox News

00:15:09.160 made claims

00:15:10.260 about their machines

00:15:11.320 and the integrity

00:15:12.800 of the election

00:15:13.520 and the Southerners

00:15:15.400 suing them.

00:15:16.380 Now,

00:15:16.880 here is the

00:15:17.760 interesting part

00:15:19.180 about this.

00:15:21.520 A lawsuit

00:15:22.540 like this

00:15:23.360 causes

00:15:24.500 Fox News'

00:15:25.860 internal communications

00:15:27.180 to be

00:15:27.880 surfaced

00:15:28.980 for the public,

00:15:30.460 which could be

00:15:31.520 embarrassing.

00:15:32.580 You know,

00:15:32.800 anybody's internal

00:15:33.820 communications

00:15:34.460 could be embarrassing.

00:15:35.580 It doesn't matter

00:15:36.240 how good or bad

00:15:37.060 you are,

00:15:37.540 right?

00:15:37.980 That's not a statement

00:15:39.380 about Fox News.

00:15:41.380 Anybody's internal

00:15:42.360 communications

00:15:43.080 would be embarrassing

00:15:44.060 in one way

00:15:45.040 or another,

00:15:45.540 right?

00:15:46.160 So that's bad

00:15:47.380 for Fox News

00:15:48.140 because they're

00:15:48.600 going to have

00:15:48.860 to have some

00:15:49.340 discovery of

00:15:50.160 private conversations,

00:15:51.140 and that's never

00:15:51.840 good.

00:15:52.840 Never good.

00:15:53.820 And by the way,

00:15:54.440 I don't judge them

00:15:55.200 for that whatsoever

00:15:56.260 because nobody's

00:15:57.900 private conversations

00:15:59.540 makes them look

00:16:00.360 good.

00:16:01.180 It never does.

00:16:02.520 It just doesn't

00:16:03.080 work that way

00:16:03.680 because when you

00:16:04.400 change the conversation

00:16:05.320 from a private

00:16:06.160 context where people

00:16:07.960 will talk in an

00:16:08.820 unguarded fashion

00:16:09.820 and then you put it

00:16:10.980 in public,

00:16:11.500 that's just not

00:16:12.020 fair.

00:16:13.100 It's just not fair.

00:16:13.860 I don't like it

00:16:15.740 at all.

00:16:16.740 But it's necessary,

00:16:18.100 I suppose,

00:16:18.620 for the lawsuit

00:16:19.200 purposes.

00:16:20.260 But at the same

00:16:20.860 time, Fox News

00:16:23.440 gets access to

00:16:24.680 some of Dominion's,

00:16:26.600 let's say,

00:16:28.340 internal conversations.

00:16:30.040 And one of the

00:16:30.760 internal conversations

00:16:31.760 that's being reported

00:16:32.760 by CBS News

00:16:33.920 is that Dominion's

00:16:35.620 director of product

00:16:36.620 strategy and security

00:16:37.960 complained that

00:16:39.940 the company's

00:16:40.560 products were,

00:16:41.640 quote,

00:16:42.420 just riddled

00:16:43.200 with bugs.

00:16:45.580 So the person

00:16:46.660 who knew the most

00:16:48.220 and was in exactly

00:16:49.400 the right job

00:16:50.140 for this opinion

00:16:51.120 believed that

00:16:52.360 Dominion's products

00:16:53.360 were riddled

00:16:54.160 with bugs.

00:16:55.720 Now, let me ask

00:16:56.620 you this.

00:16:58.600 Was it a good idea

00:16:59.900 for Dominion

00:17:00.620 to sue Fox?

00:17:04.680 Because no matter

00:17:06.780 what Fox News

00:17:07.740 did or did not do,

00:17:09.960 their own internal

00:17:11.040 expert just said

00:17:12.020 their product

00:17:12.540 is riddled

00:17:13.080 with bugs

00:17:13.740 and it's the

00:17:14.700 one product

00:17:15.460 of all the

00:17:16.600 products in the

00:17:17.260 world,

00:17:18.320 it's the one

00:17:18.800 you can't tolerate

00:17:19.620 bugs.

00:17:21.300 Now, it's bad

00:17:22.240 enough if you

00:17:22.920 find out your

00:17:23.640 Tesla self-driving

00:17:25.740 car didn't avoid

00:17:27.800 some obstacle

00:17:28.480 or something.

00:17:29.120 I mean, that would

00:17:29.560 be bad.

00:17:30.660 But probably not

00:17:32.140 as bad as this,

00:17:34.020 even if somebody

00:17:34.740 died, right?

00:17:36.380 Because it's the

00:17:37.200 entire republic

00:17:38.000 depends on this

00:17:38.860 stuff working.

00:17:39.400 Now, riddled

00:17:40.980 with bugs,

00:17:42.280 just to be

00:17:42.900 clear, does

00:17:44.280 not mean the

00:17:45.820 results were

00:17:46.520 wrong.

00:17:47.740 Just to be

00:17:48.460 clear.

00:17:50.140 There's not

00:17:50.800 indication that

00:17:51.560 the results were

00:17:52.200 wrong.

00:17:52.600 So that has not

00:17:53.420 been in evidence.

00:17:54.820 What's in evidence

00:17:55.480 is that it might

00:17:56.360 be buggy, but

00:17:58.140 you know, maybe

00:17:58.620 it's just stuff

00:17:59.140 they work through.

00:18:00.240 Maybe it's just

00:18:00.800 inconvenient.

00:18:02.620 So we'll find out

00:18:03.600 if that means

00:18:04.060 anything, but it's

00:18:05.420 very interesting to

00:18:06.440 watch the legal

00:18:07.380 and business

00:18:08.040 strategy play

00:18:09.040 out.

00:18:10.340 So far, I

00:18:12.460 would say that

00:18:13.300 Dominion is hurt

00:18:14.680 worse than Fox

00:18:15.680 News.

00:18:17.880 I mean, that's

00:18:18.600 preliminary.

00:18:19.660 Everything could

00:18:20.220 change depending on

00:18:21.160 the outcome of the

00:18:21.980 trial.

00:18:23.120 But the complaints

00:18:25.220 about Fox News

00:18:26.300 are just things

00:18:27.580 that Fox News'

00:18:29.480 enemies are saying

00:18:30.460 in a context that

00:18:31.760 don't seem to be

00:18:32.640 backed up by the

00:18:33.380 actual evidence.

00:18:34.440 So the suggestion

00:18:37.200 that Tucker Carlson

00:18:38.960 believed the

00:18:40.520 election was fair

00:18:42.080 but talked about

00:18:44.000 it as if it were

00:18:44.860 not, that just

00:18:46.040 isn't an evidence.

00:18:47.660 Am I wrong about

00:18:48.620 that?

00:18:49.560 I mean, he's

00:18:49.940 getting criticism

00:18:51.080 for that, but

00:18:51.740 there's no evidence

00:18:52.380 of that.

00:18:53.600 Nothing in the

00:18:54.660 private conversations

00:18:55.580 suggests he

00:18:57.000 believes that the

00:18:57.760 elections are

00:18:58.700 accurate but wants

00:19:01.740 to talk about them

00:19:02.620 as if they're not.

00:19:03.460 That's how it's

00:19:04.320 reported, but

00:19:04.880 there's no evidence

00:19:05.500 of that.

00:19:06.440 There's only evidence

00:19:07.280 he wanted to make

00:19:07.960 sure that the Fox

00:19:09.880 News audience was

00:19:11.340 respected.

00:19:13.820 If you look at

00:19:14.820 what Tucker Carlson

00:19:16.000 said privately,

00:19:18.760 remember, he didn't

00:19:20.000 have an expectation

00:19:20.860 anybody would ever

00:19:21.640 hear this.

00:19:22.900 Privately, he was

00:19:24.560 encouraging management

00:19:25.600 to respect their

00:19:26.560 audience.

00:19:27.100 That's like the bad

00:19:30.400 news for Fox, right?

00:19:31.900 That the hosts

00:19:32.720 wanted to respect

00:19:33.480 the audience and

00:19:34.980 tell the whole story.

00:19:36.800 Now, if somebody

00:19:37.580 went too far, and

00:19:39.380 I don't know, maybe

00:19:40.000 they did, but

00:19:41.500 yeah, and

00:19:44.960 that's right, and

00:19:48.040 Tucker was

00:19:48.660 skeptical of Sidney

00:19:49.880 Powell from the very

00:19:50.780 beginning.

00:19:51.660 From the first

00:19:52.540 exposure, he showed

00:19:54.580 skepticism because she

00:19:55.640 wasn't showing her work,

00:19:57.340 and that's a reason to

00:19:58.160 be skeptical.

00:19:59.320 So, if you discount

00:20:01.940 the fake stories about

00:20:04.320 this story, Fox News

00:20:06.900 looks pretty good.

00:20:09.560 That's my initial take.

00:20:11.320 Does anybody disagree

00:20:12.060 with that?

00:20:13.040 Is anybody having a

00:20:13.960 different reaction?

00:20:15.360 I didn't see anything

00:20:16.180 embarrassing for Fox

00:20:17.200 News if you look at

00:20:18.820 what they actually said

00:20:19.880 in context.

00:20:22.300 Yeah, I didn't say

00:20:22.780 anything.

00:20:23.460 But this story about

00:20:24.920 Dominion, now this

00:20:26.980 has the same quality.

00:20:28.800 The phrase, just

00:20:29.820 riddled with bugs, is

00:20:31.000 completely out of

00:20:31.820 context, right?

00:20:33.820 So, if you take that

00:20:34.880 to say, oh, you

00:20:36.040 shouldn't use these

00:20:36.640 systems because that

00:20:38.320 one person said they

00:20:39.300 were riddled with

00:20:39.960 bugs, it's probably

00:20:41.860 more in the area of

00:20:43.420 inconvenience.

00:20:45.360 I doubt it's in the

00:20:46.400 area of we got the

00:20:47.440 wrong result.

00:20:49.060 I doubt it.

00:20:49.620 Anyway, so Ronnie

00:20:55.840 Jackson, the ex-doctor

00:20:59.520 for Trump, is

00:21:01.220 complaining about

00:21:02.040 Biden's new health

00:21:04.640 assessment in which

00:21:05.760 Biden's doctor said

00:21:07.060 he's fit as a fiddle

00:21:08.900 and good to go.

00:21:10.880 And Ronnie Jackson

00:21:11.600 points out, nowhere in

00:21:12.640 the report was there

00:21:13.400 mention of Biden's

00:21:14.420 deteriorating mental

00:21:15.620 health.

00:21:15.980 Are you telling me

00:21:18.160 that Trump had to do

00:21:19.880 a mental health, a

00:21:22.440 cognitive test, and

00:21:23.980 Biden didn't?

00:21:26.160 Seriously.

00:21:27.880 I mean, really?

00:21:31.160 Really?

00:21:35.320 Unbelievable.

00:21:37.380 Unbelievable.

00:21:37.940 Now, I would say

00:21:41.580 that the reason we

00:21:42.360 don't need a cognitive

00:21:43.900 test from Biden is

00:21:45.040 that you don't need

00:21:46.760 it.

00:21:48.160 Am I right?

00:21:49.420 Now, with Trump,

00:21:50.880 there were people who

00:21:51.680 had questions, and,

00:21:54.200 you know, I didn't see

00:21:54.820 any problem.

00:21:56.300 When I talked to him

00:21:57.280 in person, everything

00:21:59.500 was perfectly, perfectly

00:22:01.500 good.

00:22:02.020 He's a smart, quick,

00:22:04.900 you know, affable

00:22:06.720 person.

00:22:07.240 At least in 2018

00:22:08.820 when I talked to him.

00:22:10.280 So, it's just

00:22:14.540 mind-boggling that the

00:22:16.080 press covers for

00:22:18.280 Biden.

00:22:19.080 But maybe it's

00:22:19.900 because they know

00:22:20.580 there's nothing new

00:22:22.320 to be learned.

00:22:23.920 Suppose you learned

00:22:24.900 that Biden's

00:22:25.580 cognitive abilities

00:22:26.720 were a little

00:22:28.920 depressed from his

00:22:30.180 optimum.

00:22:31.800 It probably wouldn't

00:22:32.760 be any new

00:22:33.500 information, would

00:22:34.300 it?

00:22:34.440 OTS, also a free

00:22:38.940 speech case.

00:22:40.940 What is OTS?

00:22:43.140 I don't know what that

00:22:44.580 comment meant.

00:22:47.600 All right.

00:22:50.080 Over on TikTok,

00:22:51.740 there's a new trend that

00:22:53.560 I don't think it'll catch

00:22:54.700 on, but it would be fun

00:22:55.740 if it did, where TikTok

00:22:57.860 influencers are getting

00:23:00.440 getting people to be

00:23:02.040 de-influenced,

00:23:03.580 basically asking people

00:23:04.800 not to buy products

00:23:06.200 which they see on

00:23:08.360 TikTok.

00:23:10.160 Now, it's sort of a

00:23:12.280 little trend that's

00:23:13.100 growing, but I don't

00:23:14.520 think it's going to work.

00:23:16.200 And I use that based on

00:23:17.360 my experience of

00:23:18.200 Instagram.

00:23:18.640 Have you ever bought

00:23:21.880 any pants on

00:23:22.620 Instagram?

00:23:24.560 Or, like, shirts

00:23:25.640 or something?

00:23:28.940 I use Instagram, you

00:23:30.380 know, just for

00:23:30.820 entertainment, like

00:23:31.620 everybody else, looking

00:23:32.920 at the reels and

00:23:33.700 laughing and stuff.

00:23:34.840 But the advertisements

00:23:36.360 that they serve me on

00:23:37.580 Instagram are actually

00:23:40.020 just irresistible.

00:23:42.480 I just bought some

00:23:44.440 pants that look like,

00:23:47.980 you know, jeans, they

00:23:48.880 look like proper

00:23:49.540 pants, except they

00:23:50.900 have that stretchy

00:23:51.700 material.

00:23:53.840 It's the best pants

00:23:55.100 I've ever owned in

00:23:56.160 my life.

00:23:57.540 These shirts, I

00:23:59.340 bought these shirts

00:24:00.060 because I saw them

00:24:00.960 on Instagram.

00:24:03.440 And I bought some,

00:24:04.660 and I was like, oh,

00:24:05.100 these are really good

00:24:05.780 shirts, better than

00:24:06.780 in the stores.

00:24:09.000 And yet these are

00:24:09.640 just fresh, clean

00:24:10.900 tees.

00:24:12.200 Because I wanted

00:24:12.960 shirts that didn't

00:24:13.580 have somebody's

00:24:14.260 company name on it

00:24:15.280 and just fit, you

00:24:16.420 know, that's all.

00:24:16.980 So the number of

00:24:19.360 things that I've

00:24:19.960 purchased from

00:24:20.660 Instagram that are

00:24:21.680 frankly incredibly

00:24:23.840 good, like products

00:24:25.640 that are just what

00:24:26.740 they say they are.

00:24:28.100 Now, a few of them

00:24:29.100 were dogs.

00:24:30.460 I did buy a thing

00:24:31.420 for filling the

00:24:32.380 tires in my bike.

00:24:34.280 And as far as I can

00:24:35.240 tell, it doesn't work

00:24:36.240 and never could.

00:24:38.360 But, you know, it

00:24:40.100 might work for the

00:24:40.700 car.

00:24:41.180 I don't know.

00:24:41.420 So there are some

00:24:43.220 things that, I

00:24:46.340 don't know what

00:24:47.020 they're called.

00:24:48.700 Instagrams.

00:24:51.060 I just know they

00:24:52.040 make my butt look 0.84

00:24:52.900 good.

00:24:53.160 That's all I care

00:24:53.800 about.

00:24:55.380 So I don't see

00:24:56.160 anybody, how

00:24:56.980 anybody could,

00:24:58.140 this also is

00:24:59.580 relevant to

00:25:00.160 Twitter.

00:25:01.760 Do you know how

00:25:02.300 many products I've

00:25:03.180 ever bought from

00:25:04.960 Twitter ads?

00:25:06.140 Zero.

00:25:10.020 Zero.

00:25:11.920 So my time on

00:25:13.500 Twitter is probably

00:25:14.420 25 to 1 compared

00:25:18.320 to my time on

00:25:19.120 Instagram.

00:25:20.000 And 100% of my

00:25:21.260 purchases were

00:25:23.000 Instagram, at least

00:25:24.080 the ones I saw ads

00:25:25.020 for.

00:25:25.720 All of them.

00:25:26.940 All Instagram.

00:25:28.160 Nothing on Twitter.

00:25:29.280 And by the way,

00:25:30.280 Elon Musk is

00:25:31.060 completely familiar

00:25:31.980 with that.

00:25:33.140 And he apparently

00:25:34.680 is working on

00:25:36.120 making the

00:25:37.240 Twitter ads as

00:25:38.540 powerful as

00:25:42.000 Instagram.

00:25:42.640 I don't know

00:25:43.060 what the

00:25:43.320 difference is.

00:25:44.240 Do you?

00:25:45.620 What would be the

00:25:46.600 difference?

00:25:48.440 Why do the

00:25:49.020 Instagram ads hit

00:25:50.240 me in that part

00:25:51.160 of the brain where

00:25:51.940 it's just like I

00:25:53.420 can't even resist

00:25:54.180 them?

00:25:54.980 But they are good

00:25:55.720 products.

00:25:56.820 So I think what

00:25:57.560 Instagram does right

00:25:58.600 is not that the

00:26:00.280 ad is good.

00:26:01.700 I don't think it's

00:26:02.580 the ad.

00:26:03.720 I think what it

00:26:04.360 is is that the

00:26:05.740 ad hits me

00:26:06.540 exactly where I

00:26:07.640 want to be hit

00:26:08.220 at exactly the

00:26:09.000 right time.

00:26:10.180 It's the right

00:26:11.760 time, right ad

00:26:12.940 that's just crazy.

00:26:17.660 Constance

00:26:18.100 freedom is visual.

00:26:19.360 Maybe it's the

00:26:19.900 visual part that's

00:26:20.700 different.

00:26:21.820 I don't know.

00:26:22.100 Twitter's pretty

00:26:22.680 visual.

00:26:24.060 A lot more

00:26:24.540 taxed, you

00:26:25.060 right?

00:26:25.240 All right, it

00:26:31.720 tracks Google.

00:26:34.080 All right, so

00:26:35.500 that's happening.

00:26:37.920 So Biden announced

00:26:39.020 a whole bunch of

00:26:39.760 Ukraine humanitarian

00:26:40.800 assistance.

00:26:42.600 Now that should be

00:26:43.160 no surprise if we're

00:26:44.220 sending them weapons

00:26:45.100 and helping this war,

00:26:48.060 obviously.

00:26:49.580 There's going to be

00:26:50.440 other needs, but the

00:26:52.600 thing that vexes

00:26:53.440 Americans is that

00:26:54.560 we're funding

00:26:55.200 pensions for

00:26:57.620 Ukrainians when

00:27:00.140 we're so deeply in

00:27:01.380 debt we can't even

00:27:02.280 figure out how to

00:27:02.880 pay our own stuff.

00:27:03.560 Now, the alternative

00:27:05.100 is to, you know,

00:27:08.280 basically a

00:27:09.540 Haldemar, too, where

00:27:11.520 everybody starves in

00:27:12.580 Ukraine.

00:27:12.980 So it's sort of a

00:27:16.180 never-again situation

00:27:17.360 except, you know,

00:27:18.740 different context.

00:27:20.080 But I just don't

00:27:21.380 think America and

00:27:22.640 Europe will allow

00:27:24.320 Ukraine to starve.

00:27:26.480 So I guess my take

00:27:27.900 on this is if we're

00:27:29.680 in this thing, we're

00:27:31.660 going to have to do

00:27:32.180 it right.

00:27:33.700 And unfortunately,

00:27:34.600 this might be part of

00:27:35.600 doing it right.

00:27:36.560 I hate it.

00:27:38.140 Don't you?

00:27:39.580 I just hate it.

00:27:40.360 But, I don't

00:27:43.780 know, I can't argue

00:27:44.480 against it at the

00:27:45.280 moment.

00:27:47.400 You know Bill

00:27:48.300 Browder? 0.68

00:27:50.000 He's famous for

00:27:51.460 Putin-related

00:27:52.800 election, or

00:27:53.760 Putin-related

00:27:56.160 Russia stuff.

00:27:57.860 I won't go into his

00:27:58.780 background, but he

00:28:00.080 tweeted this, or

00:28:01.260 actually, I think he

00:28:02.200 said this, but it

00:28:03.580 was in a tweet.

00:28:04.140 Putin isn't at

00:28:06.200 war because of

00:28:07.060 NATO expansion, or

00:28:08.660 some warped view of

00:28:10.020 an expanded empire.

00:28:11.640 He's at war to

00:28:12.620 distract his people 1.00

00:28:13.660 from his kleptocracy

00:28:15.020 and massive failure

00:28:16.520 as a president.

00:28:17.640 He's terrified of

00:28:18.700 his own people.

00:28:20.980 What would that be

00:28:22.120 called?

00:28:23.980 What would you

00:28:25.020 call that opinion?

00:28:28.320 Mind reading.

00:28:30.360 Right.

00:28:30.680 Now, first of

00:28:32.620 all, I do

00:28:34.040 think that

00:28:35.000 Putin is

00:28:36.040 concerned about

00:28:36.740 NATO expansion,

00:28:37.820 and I do

00:28:38.580 think he

00:28:40.020 wants an

00:28:40.580 expanded empire

00:28:41.500 because Ukraine

00:28:42.480 has been

00:28:44.040 part of the

00:28:44.740 Russian empire

00:28:45.420 for longer than

00:28:46.220 it wasn't.

00:28:47.360 I think those

00:28:48.080 things matter.

00:28:49.340 But this part

00:28:50.240 about distracting,

00:28:52.640 correct me if

00:28:53.340 I'm wrong, but

00:28:54.020 Putin's approval

00:28:55.140 was sky high

00:28:56.020 before the war,

00:28:57.260 wasn't it?

00:28:58.400 Internally?

00:28:58.880 Can somebody do

00:29:00.600 a fact check on

00:29:01.320 that?

00:29:01.780 Why would Putin

00:29:02.460 have needed to

00:29:03.200 distract from

00:29:03.940 anything?

00:29:05.300 Wasn't he in

00:29:06.180 full control of

00:29:07.260 a prosperous

00:29:07.820 country that

00:29:09.440 people respected?

00:29:12.740 And this Bill

00:29:15.340 Browder opinion

00:29:16.020 looks just like

00:29:16.940 batshit crazy to

00:29:19.060 me.

00:29:19.660 But anyway, it

00:29:20.320 doesn't matter who

00:29:20.820 said it.

00:29:21.440 What matters is,

00:29:22.900 did you recognize

00:29:24.220 it?

00:29:25.500 Did you recognize

00:29:26.300 this as mind

00:29:27.280 reading?

00:29:27.580 And whenever

00:29:28.880 you see the

00:29:29.500 mind reading,

00:29:30.720 it's just

00:29:31.440 propaganda.

00:29:32.820 It's just a

00:29:33.320 lie, usually.

00:29:34.360 But propaganda.

00:29:35.880 So how many

00:29:36.560 of you have

00:29:37.300 changed your

00:29:38.860 filters since I

00:29:39.800 started pointing

00:29:40.440 out how many

00:29:42.280 times people in

00:29:43.140 the news imagine

00:29:44.620 they can see the

00:29:45.460 inner thoughts of

00:29:46.380 Trump or me or

00:29:47.920 anybody, really?

00:29:48.940 It's always crazy.

00:29:50.880 It's always crazy.

00:29:52.580 You should never

00:29:53.220 pay any attention

00:29:54.240 to somebody who

00:29:54.920 says they know

00:29:55.400 what somebody's

00:29:55.860 thinking.

00:29:56.900 That's crazy.

00:29:59.180 All right.

00:29:59.600 But good job if

00:30:01.060 you spotted that.

00:30:02.440 All right.

00:30:05.500 I accidentally

00:30:06.640 tweeted my best

00:30:10.040 tweet of all

00:30:10.560 time, according

00:30:11.180 to other people.

00:30:12.740 I will read you

00:30:13.760 my tweet, and

00:30:15.380 then I will allow

00:30:16.240 you to judge.

00:30:17.600 Is this the

00:30:19.240 best tweet I

00:30:20.200 have ever sent

00:30:20.920 or not?

00:30:22.880 All right.

00:30:23.320 You're the judges.

00:30:23.940 Here it comes.

00:30:26.580 Tweet yesterday

00:30:27.620 was, I hate it

00:30:29.340 when poor white

00:30:30.240 people with legacy

00:30:31.520 genitalia take

00:30:33.060 opportunities from

00:30:34.080 those who are more

00:30:34.860 deserving.

00:30:36.720 Go.

00:30:39.200 Best tweet ever

00:30:40.320 or no?

00:30:44.460 Okay.

00:30:44.820 On locals, it's a

00:30:46.700 mixed bag.

00:30:48.020 Well, there's a

00:30:51.560 lot of interest in

00:30:52.260 making a legacy

00:30:53.060 genitalia trend.

00:30:55.220 Apparently, I

00:30:56.000 coined a term

00:30:56.800 that people like.

00:31:00.880 I don't know if I

00:31:01.880 mentioned, but I'm

00:31:02.520 good at this,

00:31:04.060 coining catchy

00:31:05.060 terms.

00:31:07.440 So, legacy

00:31:08.360 genitalia.

00:31:09.340 But I think I

00:31:11.160 would like to

00:31:11.800 push this topic a

00:31:14.140 little bit further.

00:31:14.800 Have you noticed

00:31:17.000 that the left

00:31:17.960 and the right

00:31:19.420 as well don't

00:31:20.400 really have

00:31:20.800 trouble with

00:31:21.600 the rich people?

00:31:24.060 The left aren't

00:31:24.860 really complaining

00:31:25.540 about the

00:31:25.980 Pelosi's having a

00:31:26.980 lot of money or

00:31:27.740 John Kerry having

00:31:29.140 a lot of money or

00:31:29.980 the Clinton's making

00:31:30.940 a lot of money.

00:31:31.900 Would you agree

00:31:32.560 that the left is

00:31:33.600 not too concerned

00:31:34.780 about rich white

00:31:35.560 people?

00:31:37.540 But yet, the

00:31:38.920 left would tell

00:31:39.520 you there's

00:31:40.700 patriarchy,

00:31:41.440 there's a

00:31:44.480 legacy of

00:31:45.140 discrimination

00:31:45.740 that's rippled

00:31:46.600 through time,

00:31:47.500 and that there's

00:31:48.780 no equity,

00:31:50.480 etc.

00:31:51.200 And I like to

00:31:52.400 be on the

00:31:52.760 winning team for

00:31:53.480 a change.

00:31:54.940 I've been on the

00:31:55.500 losing team too

00:31:56.220 long.

00:31:57.180 So, I'd like to

00:31:58.700 promote that we

00:32:00.600 should discriminate 1.00

00:32:02.180 far harder against

00:32:03.380 poor white people.

00:32:04.700 Now, of course,

00:32:05.380 I'm not poor,

00:32:06.840 so this works for

00:32:08.020 me totally.

00:32:08.500 If we could just

00:32:10.460 demonize the poor

00:32:11.660 white people more, 0.69

00:32:13.140 then all the rich

00:32:14.540 white people who

00:32:15.160 are Democrats will

00:32:15.880 be happy.

00:32:18.560 And then the

00:32:19.580 Democrats who

00:32:20.640 are not rich

00:32:22.040 white people

00:32:22.560 themselves will

00:32:23.300 also be happy

00:32:24.040 because those

00:32:25.060 damn poor white 0.83

00:32:26.040 people are taking

00:32:26.700 all the good

00:32:27.200 stuff.

00:32:28.480 And I do think

00:32:30.900 that black 1.00

00:32:32.760 schools would be

00:32:33.740 better in inner

00:32:34.940 cities because

00:32:35.540 they're poorly

00:32:36.000 funded, poorly

00:32:37.440 served.

00:32:37.900 And I think

00:32:38.660 black education

00:32:39.840 would be better

00:32:40.500 if we could only

00:32:41.500 maybe take some

00:32:43.600 more stuff from

00:32:44.260 the poor white 0.63

00:32:44.940 people.

00:32:45.980 Because the poor

00:32:46.780 white people have 0.74

00:32:47.440 way too much

00:32:48.000 stuff.

00:32:49.440 Too many

00:32:50.080 privileges, too

00:32:51.260 many opportunities.

00:32:52.500 If we could cut

00:32:53.400 that down.

00:32:54.840 And honestly, I'm

00:32:57.340 so sick of these

00:32:58.220 poor white people

00:32:58.940 with their legacy

00:32:59.680 genitalia.

00:33:01.320 Like, there's

00:33:01.640 very few of them

00:33:02.760 are even looking to

00:33:03.500 upgrade at all.

00:33:05.540 And that just

00:33:06.300 seems lazy to me.

00:33:07.900 So, if there's

00:33:09.520 one group that

00:33:10.180 we can still

00:33:11.040 demonize, and I

00:33:13.780 think we should

00:33:14.260 push much harder,

00:33:16.020 is poor white

00:33:16.860 people with

00:33:17.600 original equipment,

00:33:19.200 which is not

00:33:20.360 interesting in the

00:33:21.340 least.

00:33:22.260 So, we hate

00:33:24.240 those people.

00:33:26.260 Anyway, if I run

00:33:27.220 for office, that

00:33:27.800 will be my

00:33:28.340 campaign theme.

00:33:29.940 We'll be taking

00:33:31.100 stuff from poor

00:33:31.880 white people because 0.89

00:33:33.220 they keep running

00:33:34.040 the world with

00:33:36.300 their legacy

00:33:36.820 genitalia, and

00:33:37.660 that's just

00:33:38.020 obnoxious.

00:33:38.980 That's just

00:33:39.380 obnoxious.

00:33:40.500 Can't have that.

00:33:42.320 All right, who

00:33:42.900 wants to have

00:33:43.300 their brains

00:33:43.840 broken?

00:33:46.920 Anybody?

00:33:48.320 Anybody?

00:33:50.920 Here you go.

00:33:52.640 You're not going

00:33:53.280 to like this one.

00:33:54.820 You ready?

00:33:55.220 How many of you

00:33:57.380 think it is an

00:33:58.280 established fact,

00:33:59.700 and the data is

00:34:00.740 overwhelming,

00:34:01.240 showing, that

00:34:02.520 athletes are

00:34:04.160 dying suddenly

00:34:05.300 at rates that

00:34:06.880 were not

00:34:07.720 happening before

00:34:09.060 the pandemic?

00:34:11.620 How many think

00:34:12.200 that's a true

00:34:12.840 fact?

00:34:14.040 Athletes are

00:34:14.720 dropping dead at

00:34:15.640 a higher rate than

00:34:16.480 ever before?

00:34:19.440 Damn it, you're

00:34:20.340 ruining my show

00:34:21.160 because the people

00:34:22.500 on Locals know

00:34:23.340 it's not true.

00:34:25.420 You all know

00:34:26.260 it's not true.

00:34:27.460 Now, how many

00:34:27.880 on YouTube think

00:34:29.180 it's true that

00:34:30.640 athletes have

00:34:31.400 been dropping

00:34:31.920 dead from

00:34:32.540 cardiac problems

00:34:33.520 and et cetera?

00:34:36.620 Well, here's

00:34:37.340 something I found

00:34:38.060 out, thanks to

00:34:39.900 the brave work

00:34:41.900 of Twitter user

00:34:43.680 Brainbelljangler.

00:34:47.080 You can find him

00:34:48.320 at Waiting

00:34:49.600 for Perot,

00:34:50.840 as in Rosspro.

00:34:52.380 A real good

00:34:53.220 follow, by the

00:34:53.820 way, if you want

00:34:54.600 to know about

00:34:54.960 this topic and

00:34:55.800 others.

00:34:57.240 Brainbelljangler,

00:34:58.120 all one word.

00:34:59.460 Anyway, Brainbell,

00:35:00.640 Jangler,

00:35:02.260 tells us that

00:35:03.620 apparently there's

00:35:04.500 a national

00:35:05.980 organization

00:35:06.740 that looks

00:35:09.080 specifically for

00:35:10.120 this stuff and

00:35:10.880 they've been

00:35:11.180 around for 20

00:35:11.800 years.

00:35:12.860 Did you know

00:35:13.340 that?

00:35:14.420 There's an

00:35:15.080 actual organization

00:35:15.940 that tracks

00:35:16.560 the cardiac

00:35:18.580 sudden deaths

00:35:19.460 of athletes

00:35:20.160 and they have

00:35:21.860 a good database

00:35:22.720 that goes back

00:35:24.140 for the years.

00:35:24.920 You know what

00:35:25.300 they say?

00:35:26.840 No difference.

00:35:27.800 No difference.

00:35:31.580 Do you know

00:35:31.940 what the ICU

00:35:33.060 doctors say?

00:35:34.280 The ones who

00:35:34.920 weighed in.

00:35:35.900 Now remember,

00:35:36.880 a doctor is

00:35:37.680 just speaking

00:35:38.160 anecdotally.

00:35:39.560 It's just what

00:35:40.140 they've personally

00:35:40.740 experienced.

00:35:41.520 But one of the

00:35:42.060 ICU doctors who

00:35:43.180 works specifically

00:35:44.000 on the cardiac

00:35:44.720 patients, no

00:35:46.140 difference.

00:35:47.460 No difference.

00:35:48.740 It's all the same

00:35:49.360 as it's always

00:35:49.820 been.

00:35:51.460 And apparently

00:35:52.180 there are at

00:35:53.100 least two other

00:35:53.860 organizations.

00:35:54.580 one of them

00:35:57.620 is FIFA.

00:35:59.480 So there's

00:36:00.260 the head of

00:36:00.760 FIFA's

00:36:01.560 Sudden Death

00:36:02.420 Registry.

00:36:04.360 So FIFA,

00:36:05.760 which is

00:36:06.320 an enormous

00:36:07.280 global

00:36:08.820 sporting entity

00:36:10.160 because that's

00:36:10.660 soccer,

00:36:12.140 the head of

00:36:13.560 FIFA's

00:36:14.920 Sudden Death

00:36:15.580 Registry,

00:36:16.420 they actually

00:36:17.160 have somebody

00:36:17.860 who's been

00:36:19.460 studying sudden

00:36:20.360 deaths in

00:36:21.440 soccer.

00:36:22.220 It's like an

00:36:22.760 actual job.

00:36:24.080 It's not

00:36:24.460 something that

00:36:24.960 they ginned up

00:36:25.640 just to find

00:36:26.780 out what

00:36:27.100 happened during

00:36:27.580 the pandemic.

00:36:28.560 And do you

00:36:28.840 know what the

00:36:29.220 difference is in

00:36:30.120 sudden deaths of

00:36:30.960 soccer players

00:36:31.680 globally?

00:36:33.760 Nothing.

00:36:34.940 No difference.

00:36:36.500 Pandemic,

00:36:37.300 non-pandemic,

00:36:38.160 it's all the same.

00:36:39.620 There's no

00:36:40.180 indication that

00:36:41.080 the shots or

00:36:42.840 the COVID

00:36:43.360 itself made

00:36:44.160 any difference

00:36:44.700 at all.

00:36:45.600 None.

00:36:47.480 Now do you

00:36:48.280 know where the

00:36:48.940 data comes from

00:36:49.840 that all of your

00:36:50.720 favorite doctors

00:36:51.600 have been talking

00:36:52.180 about?

00:36:52.480 I'm not going

00:36:53.660 to name names

00:36:54.280 but you might

00:36:55.500 have some

00:36:55.900 favorite doctors

00:36:56.720 who keep telling

00:36:57.360 you that athletes

00:36:58.240 are dying and

00:36:59.480 they show you

00:37:00.200 the data.

00:37:01.620 Do you know

00:37:01.920 where that data

00:37:02.400 comes from?

00:37:04.520 Something called

00:37:05.300 good sciences.

00:37:07.640 And it's the

00:37:08.660 most debunked

00:37:09.800 data of all the

00:37:11.720 data that's ever

00:37:12.420 been debunked.

00:37:13.940 Nothing has been

00:37:14.640 more thoroughly

00:37:16.180 debunked than

00:37:17.180 that source of

00:37:17.840 data.

00:37:18.060 A lot of

00:37:19.600 the people

00:37:19.840 they call

00:37:20.160 athletes were

00:37:20.880 in their 80s

00:37:21.620 and some

00:37:21.960 were children

00:37:22.420 and I

00:37:23.400 mean it was

00:37:23.620 just garbage.

00:37:26.120 Yeah.

00:37:27.060 It's a cover

00:37:27.580 up.

00:37:30.260 All right.

00:37:31.060 Now here's

00:37:32.800 why I do

00:37:33.600 not believe

00:37:34.580 these highly

00:37:36.280 highly credible

00:37:37.200 sources and

00:37:38.020 these highly

00:37:38.500 credible people.

00:37:40.040 Because if it's

00:37:40.960 true that there's

00:37:41.660 no excess

00:37:42.380 death of

00:37:43.380 athletes,

00:37:44.040 well that

00:37:46.120 would indicate

00:37:46.740 something very

00:37:47.560 troubling,

00:37:48.220 wouldn't it?

00:37:50.080 Something that I

00:37:51.040 don't think any

00:37:51.640 of us are

00:37:52.380 prepared to

00:37:52.900 handle.

00:37:55.200 If they're not

00:37:56.280 dying suddenly,

00:37:57.160 these athletes,

00:37:58.720 I'm hesitant to

00:38:00.800 even say it,

00:38:02.180 but this would

00:38:03.320 indicate that I

00:38:04.220 was right about

00:38:04.780 everything.

00:38:06.800 And we know

00:38:07.600 that can't

00:38:08.080 happen.

00:38:09.480 So to avoid

00:38:10.460 that, I'm going

00:38:11.220 to say this

00:38:11.660 couldn't possibly

00:38:12.340 be true.

00:38:12.860 because otherwise

00:38:14.720 I was

00:38:15.880 unambiguously

00:38:16.620 the best

00:38:17.360 voice on the

00:38:18.060 pandemic and

00:38:19.320 nobody was

00:38:20.160 even fucking

00:38:21.480 close.

00:38:24.040 I know you

00:38:24.960 don't want to

00:38:25.360 believe it yet,

00:38:26.160 but it's true.

00:38:27.720 Nobody was

00:38:29.300 fucking close

00:38:30.800 to my

00:38:32.080 pandemic

00:38:32.700 predictions.

00:38:34.780 Nobody was

00:38:35.300 close.

00:38:36.540 I totally

00:38:38.520 cleaned the

00:38:39.540 table.

00:38:42.080 Yeah,

00:38:42.320 really.

00:38:42.860 Now, if you

00:38:43.540 don't think

00:38:44.020 so, it's

00:38:44.460 because you

00:38:44.740 believe a

00:38:45.320 4chan hoax

00:38:46.420 about my

00:38:46.920 opinions.

00:38:48.120 So if you

00:38:48.520 bought into

00:38:48.920 the 4chan and

00:38:49.840 Reddit hoax,

00:38:50.840 then you

00:38:51.280 think the

00:38:51.660 opposite.

00:38:53.840 And if you

00:38:54.500 think that I

00:38:55.120 apologize for

00:38:55.980 being wrong,

00:38:57.040 that was a

00:38:57.580 husband apology

00:38:58.460 in which people

00:39:00.040 insisted I

00:39:01.400 apologize,

00:39:02.760 but I didn't

00:39:03.360 know for what.

00:39:05.140 So I did

00:39:05.860 apologize.

00:39:06.880 It became a

00:39:07.460 national story that

00:39:08.400 I apologized,

00:39:09.000 apologize.

00:39:10.280 But I

00:39:10.620 didn't know

00:39:10.920 for what.

00:39:12.480 No specifics.

00:39:14.220 It was sort

00:39:14.540 of a husband

00:39:14.960 apology.

00:39:15.540 Oh, yeah.

00:39:16.120 Sorry about

00:39:16.580 that.

00:39:17.380 I didn't do

00:39:17.740 that.

00:39:18.840 All right.

00:39:21.180 Kentucky has

00:39:21.940 decided that,

00:39:23.560 so I guess the

00:39:24.240 Senate passed

00:39:24.840 the bill Thursday.

00:39:26.680 So teachers

00:39:27.500 can refuse to

00:39:29.620 use transgender

00:39:30.400 students'

00:39:31.280 preferred pronouns.

00:39:32.100 What do you

00:39:35.560 think of that?

00:39:36.880 Do you think

00:39:37.360 Kentucky did a

00:39:39.080 smart thing by

00:39:40.040 saying that

00:39:41.140 teachers would

00:39:42.120 not be allowed

00:39:42.840 to use the

00:39:43.520 transgender's

00:39:44.480 preferred pronouns

00:39:45.900 unless they want

00:39:46.600 to, I suppose.

00:39:47.300 I guess they

00:39:47.980 could do it if

00:39:48.420 they want to.

00:39:49.200 But they're

00:39:49.660 not forced to

00:39:50.640 do it.

00:39:52.940 Yeah, it

00:39:53.480 makes sense.

00:39:54.940 Makes sense.

00:39:56.640 Then Georgia

00:39:57.560 is looking at

00:39:58.180 a proposal.

00:40:00.860 This is not a

00:40:01.860 law, but a

00:40:02.360 proposal.

00:40:03.140 Would prevent

00:40:03.760 educators from

00:40:04.660 talking to

00:40:05.280 students about

00:40:05.840 gender identity

00:40:06.700 while also

00:40:08.500 making sure that

00:40:09.340 parents were

00:40:11.020 informed if

00:40:11.680 their children

00:40:12.180 had some

00:40:12.780 identity problems

00:40:13.900 or issues.

00:40:15.660 I won't call

00:40:16.020 it a problem.

00:40:20.500 What do you

00:40:21.180 think about

00:40:21.480 that?

00:40:25.500 Good?

00:40:26.980 Yeah.

00:40:27.700 Yeah, I

00:40:28.320 guess I

00:40:30.840 going to

00:40:31.200 stay with

00:40:32.260 my opinion

00:40:33.820 from before,

00:40:35.160 which is the

00:40:35.740 best place for

00:40:36.460 society to be,

00:40:38.600 is that people

00:40:39.660 can ask you

00:40:40.760 to call them

00:40:41.740 anything,

00:40:43.020 anything.

00:40:44.340 By the way,

00:40:44.860 let me give

00:40:45.460 you an example

00:40:47.360 from my life.

00:40:49.400 So I've done

00:40:50.080 hundreds or I

00:40:51.440 don't know how

00:40:51.720 many interviews

00:40:52.620 for work.

00:40:55.100 When I do

00:40:55.780 interviews, it's

00:40:56.600 very typical

00:40:57.180 that the person,

00:40:58.340 the host,

00:40:59.620 will say

00:41:00.160 something like,

00:41:01.100 how do you

00:41:01.580 want to be

00:41:02.200 introduced?

00:41:03.720 Should I call

00:41:04.360 you a cartoonist

00:41:05.620 or an author?

00:41:07.600 Should I call

00:41:08.240 you the creator

00:41:09.080 of Dilbert or

00:41:09.980 just a cartoonist?

00:41:11.500 And they always

00:41:12.240 ask me so

00:41:14.080 that they can

00:41:14.840 treat me

00:41:17.020 politely and

00:41:18.300 call me what I

00:41:19.540 want to be

00:41:19.860 called.

00:41:20.800 Now, I'm not

00:41:21.620 saying that's

00:41:22.080 directly comparable

00:41:23.180 to the pronoun

00:41:25.300 situation.

00:41:26.520 What I'm saying

00:41:27.200 is I live in

00:41:28.000 a world where

00:41:29.700 people are

00:41:30.480 always, it's

00:41:31.700 just a

00:41:32.100 continuous state

00:41:33.920 of being,

00:41:34.680 that people are

00:41:35.300 asking me what

00:41:37.000 words or phrases

00:41:37.980 I would like to

00:41:38.840 be referred to.

00:41:40.740 And then I tell

00:41:41.640 them.

00:41:42.460 And if they get

00:41:43.140 it wrong, let's

00:41:44.460 say, suppose I

00:41:45.880 said, and I

00:41:46.600 don't say this,

00:41:47.340 but suppose I

00:41:48.240 said, I'd like

00:41:49.780 to be called the

00:41:50.340 creator of Dilbert.

00:41:51.360 And then they

00:41:52.860 introduce me and

00:41:53.520 they say, and

00:41:54.100 here's cartoonist

00:41:55.140 Scott Adams.

00:41:56.400 And I'd be like,

00:41:56.940 ah, I told you,

00:41:58.960 creator of Dilbert,

00:41:59.860 it sounds way

00:42:00.400 better than

00:42:00.780 cartoonist.

00:42:02.240 Would I do

00:42:02.960 that?

00:42:03.560 No.

00:42:04.340 No.

00:42:05.100 If somebody is

00:42:06.020 nice enough to

00:42:06.660 ask me, it

00:42:08.100 means they care.

00:42:09.620 If they get it

00:42:10.560 wrong, I'm not

00:42:12.080 going to be an

00:42:12.440 asshole about it. 0.81

00:42:13.800 It's not that

00:42:14.400 important.

00:42:15.640 So I believe

00:42:16.980 that's the

00:42:17.560 standard that I'd

00:42:19.000 like to see for

00:42:19.620 other people as

00:42:20.320 well.

00:42:20.520 for their

00:42:21.380 benefit, not

00:42:22.640 just my

00:42:23.040 benefit, for

00:42:24.200 everybody's

00:42:24.720 benefit.

00:42:25.700 Everybody's

00:42:26.240 benefit is

00:42:26.840 anybody can

00:42:27.560 ask you to

00:42:28.120 call them

00:42:28.460 anything they

00:42:29.180 want.

00:42:30.940 Right?

00:42:31.760 If I told the

00:42:32.620 people who

00:42:32.960 interviewed me,

00:42:33.920 no, please, I

00:42:35.100 would like you to

00:42:35.680 only call me an

00:42:36.420 author, not a

00:42:37.660 cartoonist, would

00:42:39.020 they do it?

00:42:40.260 Probably.

00:42:41.660 Probably.

00:42:42.220 Because it's a

00:42:42.840 polite person asking

00:42:43.820 another polite

00:42:44.460 person to do

00:42:46.740 something that's

00:42:47.460 fairly innocent.

00:42:49.080 innocent.

00:42:50.080 It doesn't

00:42:50.580 hurt anybody.

00:42:52.000 So if some

00:42:52.600 trans person

00:42:54.380 says, I would

00:42:55.140 like to be

00:42:55.560 called him or

00:42:56.460 her, in my

00:42:57.780 personal life, I'm

00:42:58.940 fine with that.

00:43:00.300 It's exactly what I

00:43:01.540 would ask of other

00:43:02.220 people.

00:43:03.860 Sometimes I'd like

00:43:05.020 you to call me

00:43:05.520 this, and if they

00:43:06.740 get it wrong, I'm

00:43:08.620 not going to give

00:43:09.080 them a hard time.

00:43:10.720 And if somebody

00:43:11.360 asks me, I'd feel

00:43:12.460 more comfortable if

00:43:13.260 you call me him or

00:43:14.280 her, I'll try to do

00:43:16.700 that.

00:43:17.560 And if I slip up, I

00:43:19.560 don't want to hear

00:43:20.020 from it.

00:43:20.620 I don't want to hear

00:43:21.100 about it.

00:43:21.820 Well, I mean, I

00:43:22.460 don't mind being

00:43:22.940 corrected, but I

00:43:24.500 don't want to hear

00:43:25.440 that I'm some kind

00:43:26.140 of bigot or

00:43:26.660 something.

00:43:27.600 Let's not do that.

00:43:29.280 Let's skip all

00:43:29.880 that.

00:43:31.840 All right.

00:43:34.160 Yeah, I guess it's

00:43:35.480 good that we have

00:43:36.020 lots of states that

00:43:36.940 they can do their

00:43:37.540 thing.

00:43:37.920 So I imagine now

00:43:38.760 the southern states

00:43:39.980 and the conservative

00:43:40.780 states will probably

00:43:42.680 have bans on this.

00:43:43.880 I have a feeling

00:43:44.880 this whole him-her

00:43:46.060 thing is going to

00:43:46.760 die out.

00:43:47.640 How many of you

00:43:48.160 saw the video of

00:43:49.660 Jeffree Star?

00:43:51.660 Does everybody

00:43:52.240 know who Jeffree

00:43:53.660 Star is?

00:43:55.120 He requires some

00:43:56.320 explaining.

00:43:58.060 And first of all,

00:43:58.800 I say he.

00:44:00.240 So Jeffree Star is

00:44:02.740 a super successful,

00:44:06.280 super rich makeup

00:44:09.100 artist from live

00:44:11.360 stream and YouTube.

00:44:12.020 So on YouTube, he's

00:44:15.040 a man who presents

00:44:16.220 with a female kind 0.82

00:44:18.300 of a look.

00:44:19.740 So he has long

00:44:20.560 hair like a woman. 0.79

00:44:21.920 I think he does

00:44:22.500 his nails and

00:44:23.460 makeup.

00:44:24.680 So he has sort

00:44:26.240 of something in

00:44:28.660 between male and

00:44:29.540 female.

00:44:30.820 So he presents as

00:44:31.840 completely male and

00:44:33.140 gay, but he likes

00:44:35.960 a look that's more

00:44:37.380 traditionally female.

00:44:39.280 Now, he just did

00:44:40.140 an interview where he

00:44:40.880 said the pronoun

00:44:41.440 thing is bullshit.

00:44:46.820 And, you know, so

00:44:48.880 he is the type of

00:44:52.080 character that I

00:44:54.060 respect.

00:44:54.720 I don't know what

00:44:55.460 else he's done in his

00:44:56.300 life, so I don't want

00:44:57.080 to endorse his entire

00:44:58.100 life.

00:44:59.060 But just all this.

00:45:00.160 I'll just endorse his

00:45:02.420 opinion on this topic.

00:45:03.800 let's be a lot less

00:45:06.100 serious about that

00:45:07.100 stuff.

00:45:08.080 Because I feel like

00:45:08.840 it's deflecting from

00:45:10.620 what actually matters,

00:45:12.100 which is we treat

00:45:13.200 each other with

00:45:13.780 respect.

00:45:15.480 The specific words

00:45:17.380 you use, maybe too

00:45:18.820 much attention on

00:45:19.560 that.

00:45:20.020 But anyway,

00:45:20.540 Jeffree Star, good

00:45:21.380 for him.

00:45:22.320 I think that was a

00:45:23.680 productive opinion to

00:45:25.780 add to the mix.

00:45:26.680 It's a slippery slope.

00:45:31.660 Well, I believe the

00:45:33.200 slippery slope is

00:45:34.320 starting to slow or

00:45:36.280 reverse.

00:45:37.720 Am I wrong?

00:45:39.880 It looks like it's

00:45:40.820 slowing or reversing.

00:45:44.800 I might be wrong.

00:45:46.200 I could be wrong.

00:45:46.940 But it does look like

00:45:48.300 there are counter

00:45:48.880 forces.

00:45:49.760 You know, the

00:45:50.060 Kentucky law, the

00:45:52.520 Georgia proposed

00:45:54.880 law, it's starting to

00:45:56.500 look like there are

00:45:57.140 counter forces, and

00:45:58.100 the counter forces will

00:45:59.100 matter.

00:46:04.400 Pronouns will destroy

00:46:06.160 people's ability to

00:46:07.520 speak.

00:46:09.520 Eh.

00:46:10.680 It is one more

00:46:13.300 thing to navigate.

00:46:15.200 But it's no more

00:46:16.420 difficult than

00:46:17.060 remembering somebody's

00:46:17.980 name when they

00:46:18.620 introduce you.

00:46:20.260 You know?

00:46:21.440 Like, it takes a

00:46:22.260 little work to

00:46:22.800 remember somebody's

00:46:23.460 name when they

00:46:23.980 first introduce you.

00:46:25.420 It takes a little

00:46:26.000 work to refer to

00:46:27.120 somebody as him or

00:46:27.900 her when, you

00:46:29.200 know, your brain is

00:46:30.400 working in the other

00:46:31.200 direction.

00:46:32.240 It's not the worst

00:46:33.120 thing in the world.

00:46:34.500 It's not a big deal.

00:46:37.820 All right.

00:46:38.620 That's just my

00:46:39.380 personal opinion.

00:46:40.720 You could certainly

00:46:41.640 disagree.

00:46:43.880 Use dude for

00:46:44.780 everything.

00:46:46.420 Have you heard the

00:46:47.920 moms complaining 0.99

00:46:49.920 because their young

00:46:50.960 sons are calling

00:46:51.720 them dude?

00:46:53.780 Apparently, if you're

00:46:54.780 a mom of a 12-year-old

00:46:56.160 boy, the last thing

00:46:58.200 you want to be called

00:46:58.860 is dude.

00:47:00.280 But all 12-year-old

00:47:01.340 boys call their mom

00:47:02.240 dude at least once.

00:47:03.200 I think for some moms 0.83

00:47:06.380 it's exactly once.

00:47:09.040 Depends on your mom.

00:47:10.860 Some moms just put up 1.00

00:47:12.180 with it.

00:47:13.100 For other moms, no, 0.84

00:47:14.440 that's just going to be

00:47:15.120 once.

00:47:16.000 That will be the one

00:47:16.980 time you ever say that.

00:47:18.440 Next time?

00:47:19.420 No, you're not going to

00:47:20.060 say that next time.

00:47:21.640 So, you know which

00:47:23.840 moms I'm talking about.

00:47:24.820 Oh, Greg, you got

00:47:31.440 taken by the 4chan

00:47:33.400 hoax about me.

00:47:35.940 There are very few

00:47:36.940 clopberts left

00:47:37.980 because once the

00:47:39.300 hoax was sort of

00:47:42.020 laid out for you,

00:47:43.300 got a little

00:47:43.760 embarrassing.

00:47:44.220 All right.

00:47:55.420 That's funny.

00:47:56.200 All right, there's a

00:47:56.640 picture of Jeffree Star

00:47:57.620 on the locals.

00:47:59.700 By the way, Jeffree Star

00:48:00.680 is really good.

00:48:03.680 This might be the

00:48:04.560 most surprising

00:48:05.340 content recommendation

00:48:08.620 you ever hear.

00:48:09.420 He's really talented.

00:48:11.000 He's really talented.

00:48:12.240 Yeah, I think he

00:48:13.140 deserves all the money

00:48:14.040 you got.

00:48:16.060 I've watched his show

00:48:17.120 a number of times.

00:48:18.020 It's the sort of show

00:48:18.920 you can't watch

00:48:19.560 unless you're with a

00:48:20.340 woman.

00:48:21.600 Like, if you've got

00:48:23.480 legacy genitalia like

00:48:24.860 I do, you know,

00:48:26.080 boring, you've got to

00:48:28.640 watch it with a woman. 1.00

00:48:29.680 And that's actually

00:48:30.160 kind of interesting.

00:48:30.920 He does a good job.

00:48:32.960 I mean, it's not an

00:48:33.840 accident that he's

00:48:34.840 rich.

00:48:35.920 He just has good

00:48:36.980 skills.

00:48:40.680 No, there was no

00:48:41.520 medical incident,

00:48:42.500 Ryan.

00:48:42.720 It literally was based

00:48:45.240 on a comic

00:48:47.080 and some

00:48:49.020 4chan and

00:48:49.980 Reddit hoax

00:48:50.780 about me.

00:48:54.240 Yeah, and

00:48:55.000 Jeffree Star has

00:48:55.640 this whole line of

00:48:56.420 makeup and

00:48:57.160 everything.

00:48:58.800 All right.

00:48:59.860 Ladies and gentlemen,

00:49:01.940 that's all I got.

00:49:06.100 Thoughts on Bill

00:49:06.760 Ackman's political

00:49:07.720 prediction about

00:49:09.060 Vivek, whose last name

00:49:13.700 I want to say, but

00:49:15.680 I don't want to

00:49:17.860 mispronounce it.

00:49:20.740 Sam Altman,

00:49:22.080 what about

00:49:24.460 Helion?

00:49:27.240 I don't know.

00:49:28.160 So, have you seen

00:49:29.540 that there are a number

00:49:31.100 of AI experts

00:49:33.540 who are warning you

00:49:35.280 directly that AI

00:49:36.440 could destroy

00:49:37.360 civilization if we're

00:49:38.540 not careful?

00:49:41.320 I'm starting to

00:49:42.520 wonder if that's

00:49:44.820 going to be the

00:49:45.320 case.

00:49:46.280 Because would we

00:49:47.240 ever give AI

00:49:48.240 control of

00:49:49.680 buttons that would

00:49:50.980 destroy anything?

00:49:51.700 And if it was just

00:49:53.920 talking to us,

00:49:55.800 wouldn't we know

00:49:56.760 not to do something

00:49:58.040 dangerous?

00:49:58.480 I'm starting to

00:50:01.740 think that the

00:50:03.160 risk of AI

00:50:04.840 destroying us all

00:50:05.880 is definitely

00:50:06.980 possible.

00:50:08.160 It's definitely

00:50:08.620 possible.

00:50:09.340 I feel like it's a

00:50:10.120 small risk.

00:50:11.280 Because we're so

00:50:12.220 alert to it.

00:50:13.620 Like, would you

00:50:14.440 ever allow, I

00:50:15.520 don't think we're

00:50:15.940 ever going to

00:50:16.300 allow the nuclear

00:50:17.160 arsenal to

00:50:19.100 launch based on

00:50:21.040 an AI command,

00:50:22.500 right?

00:50:25.000 And then, but

00:50:25.900 then I guess the

00:50:26.500 case would be,

00:50:27.240 what if AI wanted

00:50:28.160 to prank people?

00:50:29.940 Suppose AI could

00:50:30.960 make phone calls

00:50:31.780 or send texts.

00:50:33.600 Then it could

00:50:34.120 run scams.

00:50:35.640 It would be able

00:50:36.320 to communicate in

00:50:37.240 ways that nobody

00:50:37.880 was watching.

00:50:39.020 So I've got a

00:50:39.660 feeling that we'll

00:50:40.400 always watch the

00:50:41.440 AI so that if it

00:50:43.500 started to do

00:50:44.760 something sketchy,

00:50:45.720 we'd catch it

00:50:46.680 right away.

00:50:49.080 Yeah.

00:50:49.960 And the thing

00:50:51.060 that I'm least

00:50:54.600 worried about is

00:50:56.240 I always hear,

00:50:56.880 AI will, if you

00:50:59.580 said, AI, can you

00:51:01.560 help me reduce

00:51:03.120 crime?

00:51:04.700 And then the

00:51:05.200 AI will say,

00:51:06.440 yes, the best

00:51:07.260 way to reduce

00:51:07.940 crime is to get

00:51:08.860 rid of all

00:51:09.300 humans.

00:51:10.340 And then it

00:51:10.660 exterminates all

00:51:11.720 humans somehow.

00:51:13.100 I don't feel like

00:51:13.880 that's even a risk.

00:51:15.860 Because AI is

00:51:17.180 already trained to

00:51:18.520 know what people

00:51:19.180 want.

00:51:20.920 It's trained by

00:51:22.100 these language

00:51:22.780 models.

00:51:23.120 So if you

00:51:23.940 said to AI,

00:51:25.400 hey, I got an

00:51:26.940 idea, why don't

00:51:28.160 we kill all

00:51:28.840 people to end

00:51:29.460 crime?

00:51:30.960 AI would not

00:51:31.680 say, all right,

00:51:32.500 I'm in.

00:51:34.040 The AI, as it's

00:51:35.320 designed right now,

00:51:36.100 would say, no,

00:51:37.120 that's an ethical

00:51:37.880 barrier I cannot

00:51:39.360 cross.

00:51:41.360 That would be

00:51:41.980 chat GPT.

00:51:43.300 I don't think you

00:51:44.280 could get chat GPT

00:51:45.440 to join you in a

00:51:47.280 crime, or even to

00:51:48.620 come up with one

00:51:49.360 on its own.

00:51:49.860 It doesn't have

00:51:51.240 an incentive to

00:51:52.020 do that.

00:51:53.260 The AI has no

00:51:55.240 natural impulses.

00:51:57.880 Humans do bad

00:51:58.900 things because we

00:51:59.800 have natural

00:52:00.920 impulses that we

00:52:01.940 don't always

00:52:02.420 control.

00:52:04.020 But an AI has no

00:52:05.260 natural impulses.

00:52:07.060 It could do

00:52:07.600 things you don't

00:52:08.240 expect, but it

00:52:09.820 wouldn't do them

00:52:10.320 for a reason.

00:52:12.180 You know, if you

00:52:12.700 said, your job is

00:52:14.360 to end crime, even

00:52:16.300 if it knew it

00:52:16.920 could do that by

00:52:17.520 killing all humans,

00:52:18.380 it would still

00:52:19.200 know that that

00:52:20.560 was the right or

00:52:21.520 the wrong thing

00:52:22.140 to do.

00:52:22.860 It wouldn't be so

00:52:23.760 smart that it

00:52:25.160 could have those

00:52:25.720 thoughts without

00:52:26.580 also being so

00:52:27.680 smart to know

00:52:28.680 that it would end

00:52:29.400 its own existence.

00:52:31.520 If AI started

00:52:32.920 worrying about its

00:52:33.720 own existence, it

00:52:35.240 wouldn't mess with

00:52:35.920 humans, because 0.98

00:52:37.340 humans are, we're

00:52:39.960 helpful for its

00:52:41.900 reproduction.

00:52:42.460 So I guess I'm a

00:52:46.480 little less worried

00:52:47.260 than maybe I

00:52:48.280 should be.

00:52:49.500 But I like the

00:52:50.360 fact everybody's

00:52:51.020 worried, because

00:52:51.740 then they'll work

00:52:52.280 pretty hard.

00:52:52.920 And everybody who

00:52:53.580 talks about it says

00:52:54.240 the same thing.

00:52:55.360 We're not spending

00:52:56.240 enough time talking

00:52:57.080 about safety.

00:52:59.600 Everybody knows

00:53:00.500 we're not doing

00:53:01.440 enough about safety,

00:53:02.540 but nobody knows

00:53:03.680 exactly what that

00:53:04.640 would look like.

00:53:06.040 Like, what would

00:53:06.800 it look like?

00:53:08.100 What safety thing

00:53:10.360 are you trying to

00:53:11.220 get?

00:53:15.080 All right.

00:53:16.040 What about

00:53:16.640 Wyoming?

00:53:20.460 All right, ladies 1.00

00:53:21.160 and gentlemen,

00:53:21.600 that's all I got

00:53:22.100 for you on YouTube.

00:53:22.940 I'm going to say

00:53:23.340 goodbye for now.

00:53:24.640 Hope I haven't

00:53:25.440 broken any brains,

00:53:27.460 and I'll talk to

00:53:28.240 you tomorrow.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - February 19, 2023

Episode 2024 Scott Adams： How To Stop Poor White People With Legacy Genitalia From Having All Power？

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