Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2217 Scott Adams： Lots Of Dumb News To Mock Today. My Favorite Kind. Bring Coffee

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00:00:48.180 Do you know that my book, Reframe Your Brain, hit the top 20 yesterday on Amazon, the nonfiction list,

00:00:56.200 and apparently it's changing lives everywhere.

00:00:58.800 I dare you to pick any book.

00:01:02.440 All right, here's a challenge for you.

00:01:04.480 For those who have read my book, Reframe Your Brain, name any nonfiction book that has created more change in you, positive change,

00:01:14.440 more quickly and more easily.

00:01:16.580 I believe there won't be anything close in the entire history of books.

00:01:22.900 That's my claim.

00:01:25.020 And it's because I use a different technique.

00:01:27.200 I mean, I'm using reframes and hypnosis, and it's going to change your life.

00:01:32.800 Anyway, enough about that.

00:01:34.420 I wasn't planning to say that.

00:01:35.640 But there's a terrible development in the mascot situation.

00:01:41.080 As you know, Keith Olbermann has been my mascot for years.

00:01:46.300 And by mascot, I mean the troll that is so over the top.

00:01:51.000 He's just kind of funny, like a mascot.

00:01:52.740 But today there was an exchange on X between Keith Olbermann and Riley Gaines.

00:02:02.160 You know Riley Gaines, a woman who was a swimming champion who thinks that biological men should not compete against her,

00:02:10.320 as she would say.

00:02:13.340 And so Keith Olbermann posted to her and said,

00:02:19.480 Can you just address the reality and move past it?

00:02:22.500 You sucked at swimming.

00:02:24.040 That's why you lost.

00:02:26.360 Riley Gaines replied, Ah, makes sense now why you got fired from ESPN.

00:02:32.320 All right.

00:02:33.080 All right.

00:02:34.060 Not bad.

00:02:35.280 Not bad, Riley Gaines.

00:02:37.020 But, you know, to you this is just, I know, to you this is just a funny story of somebody who made a good comment on the X platform.

00:02:48.880 I mean, it means nothing to you.

00:02:51.540 But to me this has a little bit more meaning.

00:02:55.080 Because once again, a biological woman is trying to steal my mascot.

00:03:01.440 And I don't think that's right.

00:03:02.720 All right.

00:03:06.240 That's all I had to say about that.

00:03:08.600 So the news says that Ukraine has finally broken through the Russian defensive line in one notable place.

00:03:17.320 And they're expanding that hole and they're going to drive their artillery through and destroy Russia.

00:03:24.180 Everybody believe that?

00:03:25.500 So they broke through that defensive line.

00:03:29.540 So everything's good now.

00:03:31.780 Should be smooth sailing from now on.

00:03:35.660 If I were Putin, I would already be trying to fly out of Moscow in an exploding plane.

00:03:43.260 Now, I don't think you can believe anything about this.

00:03:46.320 Do you?

00:03:47.540 But what are the odds that this story is accurate and fully in context?

00:03:53.960 None.

00:03:54.400 I was like, zero, none.

00:03:58.280 What was I just hearing?

00:04:00.180 General Flynn, I saw him on a podcast just yesterday.

00:04:04.520 And he said that the first reports, first intelligence reports about everything are always wrong.

00:04:12.900 You know, 100% of the time.

00:04:14.260 The first report of anything like this is always wrong.

00:04:19.300 Fog of war.

00:04:20.020 So it might be that they broke through the line.

00:04:23.280 But can you be sure that that wasn't intentional?

00:04:26.120 Can you be sure it's not a trap in which the Russians are going to let the Ukrainians go through and get into some kind of a kill box and take care of business?

00:04:36.200 I don't know.

00:04:37.020 We don't know.

00:04:37.860 But that's the point.

00:04:38.840 There's no news that you can believe about Ukraine.

00:04:41.360 How many of you noticed that because of the writer's strike, the five hosts of the late night shows, minus Greg Gutfeld, who actually still does his show?

00:04:53.800 So he's not a quitter like the rest of them.

00:04:58.360 So the five, I guess, is like Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon and Colbert and Oliver and somebody else I can't remember.

00:05:08.500 And so the five of them have decided that they'll do, I guess, a nightly podcast because they don't have writers for their shows.

00:05:20.360 So now they're just going to do their own thing, you know, just on a podcast.

00:05:24.100 And what did we learn on their first attempt?

00:05:28.800 We found out why they use writers.

00:05:32.620 Not so good.

00:05:33.620 Do you know why that late night hosts have guests?

00:05:38.420 Well, you found out.

00:05:40.440 Because when they're each other's guests, not so good.

00:05:44.040 Not so good.

00:05:44.900 Yeah, there's too many comedians in one place.

00:05:47.500 Every time I watch a show where they put five comedians in one place to have a conversation,

00:05:52.620 because you've seen this format before, I always think this is going to be the greatest thing.

00:05:57.900 It's five comedians.

00:05:59.640 I like all five of them.

00:06:01.020 Well, five comedians are not funny when you put them together.

00:06:05.200 Yeah, something happens.

00:06:07.320 I saw Ricky Gervais in one of these four or five comedian things.

00:06:12.240 I think it was with Seinfeld and Chris Rock, some other famous comedian.

00:06:17.800 And Ricky Gervais, the funniest person on the planet,

00:06:22.040 he's not even funny when you put him with the other comedians because they get weird.

00:06:26.140 Sometimes they act differently.

00:06:27.500 But one comedian, gold.

00:06:31.780 Five comedians talking to each other, trying to impress each other, maybe.

00:06:36.760 I don't know.

00:06:37.100 Something goes wrong when you put them together.

00:06:38.520 So how many of you saw that singer Oliver Anthony, that's his performance name, I guess, was on Joe Rogan?

00:06:52.040 Anybody see that?

00:06:53.020 What could he possibly have to offer that this song doesn't say?

00:07:01.380 I'm trying to figure out why he's interesting.

00:07:04.360 And I can't figure it out because he doesn't interest me.

00:07:07.420 So I'm trying to figure out why he's interesting you.

00:07:09.660 The song was amazing.

00:07:11.320 So I think most of us would agree.

00:07:13.100 If we judge him as a musician, wow, right?

00:07:18.540 There's almost nothing else you can say but, wow, that's some musician right there.

00:07:25.480 But as soon as you get into, yeah, he has a story of maybe addiction and poverty and stuff.

00:07:32.020 But what part of that is surprising you?

00:07:34.960 And what is he offering?

00:07:36.580 Does he have some solutions for monetary policy?

00:07:39.860 Yeah, I mean, we're interested in him because he's an amazing talent.

00:07:46.540 But I wouldn't confuse that with socially relevant.

00:07:50.860 I don't think he's socially relevant in the sense of politics or how we're going to change anything.

00:07:56.860 I don't believe he's suggesting anything in particular, is he?

00:08:00.420 It's not like he said we should be doing X instead of Y.

00:08:04.580 So why are we even talking to him?

00:08:07.140 We should talk to people who have some ideas.

00:08:09.080 That's some suggestions.

00:08:10.720 And by the way, I'm not, I have no objection to him.

00:08:13.760 This is nothing about him.

00:08:15.260 I'm just thinking, didn't he tell us himself that, you know, it's more about the song and he put his message out there and we heard it.

00:08:25.480 So maybe he's done what he platform is going to have phone calls and video calls.

00:08:31.940 But you think that's no big deal, right?

00:08:35.760 And you say to yourself, eh, you know, you can do that on lots of different platforms.

00:08:40.940 I can Zoom and I can WhatsApp and I can signal and I can text.

00:08:46.340 So what if there's one more place that does that?

00:08:48.900 Well, I think it's bigger than that.

00:08:53.600 Because Elon Musk has already teased that X will be the global address book.

00:08:59.960 Could you imagine if he pulled that off?

00:09:03.020 Could you imagine if you could call anybody just by knowing their address on X?

00:09:10.300 Now, I suppose that would be a problem for people like me, because I guess my X would be ringing a lot.

00:09:20.040 You know, anybody who's got a big following, they'll probably get a lot of random phone calls.

00:09:23.140 But presumably you can turn off the ringer and screen it or whatever.

00:09:27.860 But how much would you love to be able to contact anybody in the world, even if you didn't know anything except their Twitter address?

00:09:37.560 That would be pretty good.

00:09:41.200 And at what point does it replace your phone?

00:09:45.100 Or it would replace phone service?

00:09:47.700 Because what would I need to do on X that I couldn't do on my phone if I had universal access to other people?

00:09:55.200 So ideally I'd want to be able to send a message on X that would show up on just a regular text message or WhatsApp or something else.

00:10:04.420 I should be able to link them in some way.

00:10:05.860 That would be cool.

00:10:06.440 But here's what I really want.

00:10:11.520 This is what I want more than a universal phone number, which is my Twitter address, I guess, or my X address.

00:10:18.920 I would love to be able to grant entities access to my private information on at least five different levels.

00:10:29.880 So here's what I'd love.

00:10:32.140 Now, I don't know if this has anything to do with X, but it's what I want.

00:10:34.860 How often do you put the same information when you're signing up for stuff?

00:10:39.340 It's like all day long, aren't you doing that?

00:10:41.880 Fill on a form, name and address.

00:10:44.120 And then on the same form, it'll ask you to name an address again.

00:10:46.760 How many times does that happen, right?

00:10:50.580 So here's what we should have.

00:10:51.760 We should have at least five levels of personal information.

00:10:55.880 And I should be able to say to you, take out my phone and say, I'm going to give you level D access or E.

00:11:05.740 So let's say level E is your name, just your name and your email, the lowest level of information.

00:11:12.500 It's not even your phone number.

00:11:13.860 It's just your email and your name.

00:11:16.060 So you say, I grant you level E, and it just automatically populates.

00:11:20.680 A little bit more would be your phone number.

00:11:22.560 So level D would be your shit.

00:11:30.900 Sorry.

00:11:31.900 I just heard the garbage truck outside, which means that, again, I forgot to take my garbage out,

00:11:37.520 which means that all my garbage will be overflowing for a week.

00:11:41.220 And my gardener is going to be mad at me because the thing didn't get taken out.

00:11:47.780 Do you know what I do?

00:11:48.740 Every day I put it on my calendar, I put a warning, I check it several times, and then I go to sleep.

00:11:57.100 It's not working for me at all.

00:11:59.080 Anyway, so I should be able to say, I'll give you level C, and it will give me, say, your social security number and your address.

00:12:05.500 Level B, towards the top, would be all of your personal information plus your banking.

00:12:10.780 If you want to get a loan.

00:12:12.000 If I want to apply for a loan, I should say, level B, access, and give somebody all of my, you know, tax information and banking.

00:12:21.320 And level A would be your health information.

00:12:25.900 Right?

00:12:26.360 Because that's the last thing you want to give somebody after your banking is your health information.

00:12:30.300 So it wouldn't be great if you could just fill out forms, just say, I gave you level B, access.

00:12:36.100 Once again, reality is heading toward the most entertaining outcome.

00:12:45.660 If you've been following the saga of Dr. Jordan Peterson, who is being challenged by the Canadian psychology, let's see, what is it, the Toronto College of Psychologists of Ontario.

00:13:00.880 The College of Psychologists of Ontario, they want to take his license away, his psychologist, whatever license that is, unless he goes to re-education camp.

00:13:13.280 And he challenged him in court and lost, and now apparently he has to go to re-education camp.

00:13:18.960 Now, what would be the most entertaining way that this story could go?

00:13:23.360 Now, would it be that Dr. Peterson won his court case and then did not have to go to re-education camp?

00:13:32.000 Would that be the most entertaining?

00:13:34.260 No.

00:13:34.880 It might be the best.

00:13:36.340 You know, if you were going to choose, you'd probably choose that one.

00:13:39.260 But the most entertaining is he reports back everything that happens, one way or another.

00:13:46.500 You know, he doesn't know if he'd be able to film it or audio it or just take notes, he says.

00:13:51.220 But one way or another, he's going to make 100% of the process transparent.

00:13:56.920 What could be better than that?

00:14:00.200 I'm trying to think of anything I would more want to see than that, and I can't think of anything.

00:14:04.820 What would there be on Netflix that would be more interesting than the first-day report from Jordan Peterson about his re-education camp?

00:14:15.060 It would be the number one thing I would want to watch.

00:14:17.420 So, let him monetize it.

00:14:22.680 You know, he makes content and he monetizes it, so monetize the hell out of it.

00:14:27.640 I think he's going to find a way to make a huge profit off the College of Psychologists of Ontario.

00:14:35.120 So, keep an eye on that.

00:14:36.500 And I'm not sure how much it really matters if he loses his clinical license at this point.

00:14:44.340 You know, I'm sure he'd hate it.

00:14:45.820 On a personal level, it'd probably be terrible.

00:14:49.060 But I don't know how much time he spends doing personal practice.

00:14:52.980 You know, maybe...

00:14:53.680 Yeah, certainly it would be an ultimate assault on freedom and principles and, you know, what is right.

00:15:02.280 It would be immoral.

00:15:03.180 It would be unethical.

00:15:03.940 It would be lots of bad things, but I don't know if his actual life would have much difference, maybe 5%.

00:15:09.520 I don't want to speak for him, but I would hope that he would be, you know, have a lot of happiness whether he had a license or not.

00:15:19.640 But obviously, he wants a license.

00:15:21.740 And we want him to have it.

00:15:22.800 Trump was on the Glenn Beck show.

00:15:30.160 Had some good words to say about Vivek Ramaswamy.

00:15:34.560 And, yeah, it was kind of easy to predict what Trump would say about Vivek.

00:15:41.280 And here it is.

00:15:42.180 Because, you know, Vivek has said good things about Trump.

00:15:44.600 He says, I can't get upset with him.

00:15:46.920 But he's a smart guy.

00:15:48.100 He's a young guy.

00:15:49.520 He's got a lot of talent.

00:15:50.900 He's a very intelligent person.

00:15:52.520 He's got good energy, which is basically the best compliment.

00:15:55.300 Do you know what the best compliment Trump ever gives?

00:16:00.300 How smart you are and what your energy is.

00:16:04.860 Those are his top compliments.

00:16:07.260 I've told you this.

00:16:08.260 He loves smart.

00:16:09.500 You know, everybody who thinks, oh, he's, you know, he's maybe not want to compete with Vivek because he's so smart or not want to have him on his team or something.

00:16:19.760 No.

00:16:20.580 Trump loves smart.

00:16:23.020 He always has.

00:16:23.740 He always talks about it.

00:16:25.460 So, of course, they would get along.

00:16:26.920 So, that's not a surprise.

00:16:32.640 Now, Vivek, of course, says he could never be a number two.

00:16:37.080 But anything can happen in the world of politics.

00:16:41.920 So, we'll see.

00:16:43.220 He's definitely not running to be vice president.

00:16:45.340 I'm sure of that.

00:16:47.640 That's my opinion.

00:16:49.200 But I'm sure of it.

00:16:50.140 All right.

00:16:51.540 Dr. Carlson, on a recent podcast, said that he believes that if you look at the sequence of events recently, that we are, quote, we are speeding towards assassination, obviously, of Trump.

00:17:07.860 They have decided that there's something about Trump that's so threatening to them, they just can't have it.

00:17:14.000 Too far?

00:17:15.420 Do you think that's hyperbole?

00:17:17.780 Or does that seem probable?

00:17:23.040 Well, if we had never had a president assassinated probably by our own people within my lifetime, I would say that is absurd.

00:17:35.420 There's no way that our own people would kill a president.

00:17:40.480 But probably has happened at least once.

00:17:43.680 Probably at least once.

00:17:45.140 Maybe more than once.

00:17:46.120 But at least once.

00:17:47.780 And I wouldn't rule it out.

00:17:52.540 Would you say that the people who are in charge of the country would be, let's say, morally or ethically beyond doing such a terrible thing?

00:18:03.000 Not even a little bit.

00:18:04.980 No.

00:18:05.580 No.

00:18:06.180 No.

00:18:06.500 That's right in their, I would say that's right in their sweet spot.

00:18:09.720 Yeah.

00:18:10.080 That we've watched them jail people and ruin their lives.

00:18:12.900 They're doing it right now.

00:18:14.000 So if they could jail people forever, you know, J6 people, for example, yeah, no, the extra level to go to assassination, it's like, it's not that much.

00:18:25.800 So the only thing that's going to protect Trump is his secret service and the fact that the country's watching.

00:18:32.160 It's a little bit different if you expect it to happen, it's a little bit different if you expect it to happen and then it does.

00:18:38.420 Right?

00:18:39.080 Now, I don't want to say expect because I don't want to will it into existence.

00:18:42.640 We don't want to do that.

00:18:43.820 We want to will it out of existence.

00:18:45.380 But don't do it right in front of us.

00:18:50.560 You know, you might have fooled us once, allegedly, with, you know, Kennedy assassination.

00:18:56.520 You know, maybe that's what happened.

00:18:58.420 I don't know for sure.

00:19:00.260 But if we're all expecting that it's too serious of a possibility, I don't think you can do it.

00:19:09.620 I think this would be, you know, a touch point that would be crazy.

00:19:13.700 I don't know what would happen.

00:19:14.640 It would get, things would get unpredictable.

00:19:18.100 I don't like to use reference to any kind of violence or revolution.

00:19:21.700 I think that's inappropriate.

00:19:23.460 But things would get real unpredictable real fast if you want to be in the unpredictable world.

00:19:31.600 I think I would agree with Tucker.

00:19:35.340 I think I have to agree.

00:19:38.280 Now, I would say that 98% of the public has not been watching the news closely enough.

00:19:44.640 for this to seem reasonable.

00:19:46.960 But the 2%, and I think you're all among it, who watch the news, and they've watched the entire sequence of events developing for several years,

00:19:55.840 I do think it looks like that.

00:19:58.240 It absolutely looks like that's a possibility.

00:20:01.260 I'll go further.

00:20:04.580 I guarantee it's been discussed.

00:20:07.380 Would anybody take the other?

00:20:08.640 I mean, there's no way to prove it.

00:20:10.140 But I guarantee, somewhere in the government, maybe not, maybe not at the decision-making level,

00:20:17.480 but somewhere somebody's having the conversation.

00:20:20.140 I'll bet they've actually tried to figure out how the best way to do it would be.

00:20:23.100 I wouldn't be surprised.

00:20:27.780 All right.

00:20:29.920 My ongoing segment that I call Black and White Stuff,

00:20:34.020 where we make up news about black and white people

00:20:37.040 so we have a reason to get more dopamine and fight with each other.

00:20:42.540 All right.

00:20:43.340 Here's the first one.

00:20:44.160 John Cougar Mellencamp was on Bill Maher's show, Club Random.

00:20:53.680 And he thinks things are so bad for black people in America right now

00:20:57.560 that he said, he actually said this out loud while he knew cameras were filming him.

00:21:05.400 Right out loud he said this.

00:21:07.140 He said that he thinks that things are currently as bad for 99% of black people in America

00:21:13.080 as they were for them during slavery.

00:21:18.280 I've got a new rule.

00:21:21.000 Wouldn't it be better if white people never talked about slavery again?

00:21:27.100 Or maybe anybody.

00:21:28.720 I guess Ye got in trouble for it too, right?

00:21:31.280 Wouldn't it be better if just nobody ever gives an opinion

00:21:33.560 about how anybody felt during slavery?

00:21:37.440 Let me tell you what I don't know for sure.

00:21:40.940 I don't know what it would have felt like to be a slave.

00:21:46.520 I'm pretty sure I don't know what that felt like.

00:21:48.880 And I can't read their minds.

00:21:51.180 So anytime I try to get inside the heads of people

00:21:54.860 I couldn't possibly understand what that situation really felt like,

00:21:59.760 it's probably a bad idea.

00:22:01.060 Bad idea.

00:22:01.920 So what should we say about this topic?

00:22:04.000 We should say we don't care.

00:22:06.620 You don't care.

00:22:07.560 And I'll tell you more about why you shouldn't care.

00:22:12.000 All right.

00:22:12.900 Well, I'll tell you right now.

00:22:14.060 Every time you talk about the average of one group

00:22:17.720 to the average of another,

00:22:19.580 you end up looking stupid in 2023.

00:22:22.780 So here he is talking about the average of some group,

00:22:25.620 and it looks stupid, doesn't it?

00:22:28.260 And I'm pretty sure that every time you do it in 2023,

00:22:32.020 and it did make sense.

00:22:33.040 I mean, there were times in history

00:22:34.500 talking about, you know, one group compared to the other group

00:22:37.720 probably made perfect sense.

00:22:40.000 But in 2023, if you're measuring the differences in two groups,

00:22:44.020 you look like an idiot.

00:22:46.900 You look like you're lost in time.

00:22:50.880 You want to reframe?

00:22:53.760 All right.

00:22:54.920 You know I have a best-selling book on reframing.

00:22:57.240 So here's a reframe for you.

00:23:00.400 How many of you like to watch cute animal reels on social media?

00:23:06.100 Sometimes it'll be like two animals hugging.

00:23:10.600 There's a reel about a bird that was using tools.

00:23:15.380 It was great.

00:23:16.620 Then you see other...

00:23:17.660 Sometimes you'll see an animal helping another animal,

00:23:20.700 almost like a person would help another person.

00:23:22.740 And then you see sometimes an animal will, like, share some food,

00:23:27.160 like a person.

00:23:28.800 You'll see the dog, like, you know,

00:23:30.460 let the other animal eat you first, the pig, or something.

00:23:33.080 Now, I'm kind of addicted to those.

00:23:34.540 I get a little charge every time I see them.

00:23:36.900 Now, you probably have watched these videos.

00:23:39.900 Have you noticed that they have one thing in common?

00:23:42.120 A lot of...

00:23:42.540 The ones you like best often have something in common.

00:23:45.760 Do you know what it is?

00:23:46.940 What do the animal videos that you like the best have in common?

00:23:52.740 The answer is, it's animals acting like people.

00:23:58.260 Those are the ones that get us the most.

00:24:00.360 When the little raccoons look like they have little hands like people,

00:24:03.900 you go, ah, it's like a furry little person.

00:24:07.320 Or when two animals hug each other and spoon like the dog and the cat,

00:24:11.780 the reason it gets you is because you're like,

00:24:13.900 that's just like me.

00:24:15.200 I'm like the cat.

00:24:16.940 I like that too.

00:24:19.460 Right?

00:24:19.740 So here's the reframe coming.

00:24:22.140 Here's the setup.

00:24:23.400 We all love animals.

00:24:25.720 And one of the main things that we talk about with our love of animals

00:24:29.840 is how much they're like us.

00:24:33.660 Right?

00:24:34.640 So when you talk about animals,

00:24:36.360 you never talk about how different they are.

00:24:38.820 Have you ever seen one that says,

00:24:40.260 look, this animal is pooping in the woods,

00:24:42.860 and we use indoor plumbing?

00:24:44.540 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, no.

00:24:48.940 You only talk about these animals are doing a thing like a person would do.

00:24:53.500 And then you love them.

00:24:56.040 Now, if we talk about how alike we are with animals,

00:25:00.160 and it makes us love them,

00:25:02.420 you know, and those things work together.

00:25:03.960 We love them, so we talk about them.

00:25:05.580 You know, they're like us, so we love them.

00:25:07.540 So it works together.

00:25:08.820 Now let's talk about race relations.

00:25:10.500 Do you remember this study that came out

00:25:13.880 that showed how black Americans and white Americans

00:25:17.200 are so similar on that thing?

00:25:20.020 You know, the thing?

00:25:21.520 I don't remember that either.

00:25:23.820 Because we don't talk about how similar we are.

00:25:27.480 Do we?

00:25:28.640 Have you seen the story that says,

00:25:30.040 we just found out that young black men

00:25:32.900 and young white men,

00:25:34.680 they really like sports.

00:25:38.560 Wow, we've got a lot in common.

00:25:40.960 They love sports.

00:25:42.040 We love sports.

00:25:44.280 How about some foods we all like?

00:25:46.160 Pizza.

00:25:48.140 I'm not sure, but I'll bet you,

00:25:50.120 I'll bet you you can find some black people like pizza

00:25:53.160 and some white people too.

00:25:54.860 Let's talk about how much we have in common

00:25:56.860 in our love of pizza.

00:25:58.380 Do you remember that study?

00:26:00.240 Nope.

00:26:01.260 Nope.

00:26:02.320 Let me tell you the study that did come out today.

00:26:05.880 A study that finds that black legislators

00:26:08.320 who deploy rhetorical symbolism

00:26:11.000 in discussions of race are more persuasive.

00:26:15.280 So we studied that.

00:26:17.540 We studied the difference

00:26:18.840 between a white and a black politician

00:26:22.340 using racial symbolism.

00:26:26.660 And miraculously, we found out

00:26:28.560 that talking about race is effective

00:26:30.840 if you're black.

00:26:32.780 Oh, I'm so glad we studied that.

00:26:35.420 So let's talk about our differences.

00:26:38.540 Let's do another study

00:26:39.600 about the differences here

00:26:40.980 and the differences there

00:26:42.100 and the differences there.

00:26:43.380 If the only thing you focus on

00:26:45.020 is your differences,

00:26:46.480 what do you end up with every time?

00:26:49.820 Every time.

00:26:51.000 Not sometimes.

00:26:52.340 Not a tendency to.

00:26:54.260 Not a bias in the direction.

00:26:56.300 Not a nudge.

00:26:57.160 Complete difference sides.

00:27:00.780 If all of your attention

00:27:02.380 is on differences,

00:27:04.800 you solidify the differences.

00:27:07.060 There's no exception to this rule.

00:27:09.660 Whatever you concentrate on

00:27:11.360 and think about

00:27:12.480 becomes your most important thing.

00:27:15.280 If the only thing I talked about

00:27:17.060 were that the apples were dangerous

00:27:21.460 and I talked about nothing else,

00:27:23.920 the only danger in the world

00:27:25.940 is eating an apple.

00:27:27.060 It's not dangerous, by the way,

00:27:28.620 as far as I know.

00:27:30.440 You'd be thinking apples.

00:27:31.860 No, look at those apple trees.

00:27:33.800 There's an orchard over there.

00:27:35.120 We better drive wide around it

00:27:36.540 so we don't accidentally touch an apple.

00:27:39.060 I think those apples are hurting us

00:27:40.800 not just when we eat them,

00:27:42.660 but I think they're giving off a gas.

00:27:44.620 I think just being near an apple

00:27:46.020 would be bad.

00:27:47.040 What?

00:27:47.300 What about people talking about apples?

00:27:49.540 I'm going to do a study

00:27:50.440 of people talking about apples

00:27:52.280 and the people who talk about apples

00:27:53.960 are unhappier and dumber

00:27:55.700 than the people

00:27:56.400 who don't talk about apples.

00:27:58.640 And pretty soon,

00:28:00.200 your view of apples

00:28:02.140 would be poisoned

00:28:03.900 and you'd want to

00:28:05.780 rid the world of apples.

00:28:07.960 And is it because apples are bad?

00:28:10.020 No, it's because you focused on them.

00:28:12.740 Whatever you focus on

00:28:14.180 becomes the most real.

00:28:15.840 There are no exceptions to that.

00:28:18.160 That's how your brain is designed.

00:28:19.520 So we have a system

00:28:21.020 which rewards you

00:28:22.920 for doing a study

00:28:23.780 about our differences.

00:28:26.680 Here's my reframe.

00:28:28.240 I don't care what the differences are.

00:28:30.580 Anybody who's talking about

00:28:31.680 the differences in an average

00:28:33.360 is stupid and unproductive

00:28:35.980 and they're not helping you

00:28:37.900 and they're not helping anybody.

00:28:40.560 If you tell me

00:28:41.460 how similar I am

00:28:42.660 to my other Americans,

00:28:46.040 I'd say,

00:28:47.280 I'd like to hear that.

00:28:48.160 Tell me some more

00:28:49.980 about things we have in common.

00:28:52.280 I love it.

00:28:53.660 Give me some of that.

00:28:54.640 Now, it's not exciting.

00:28:56.120 You probably get a little more

00:28:57.180 of a dopamine hit

00:28:58.160 fighting online

00:28:59.600 about these little differences.

00:29:01.340 Oh, I've got a difference.

00:29:03.140 I've got a difference.

00:29:04.780 So give me a little dopamine hit

00:29:06.140 for my difference.

00:29:07.900 Nope.

00:29:08.500 I'm not buying into it anymore.

00:29:10.520 I'm absolutely interested

00:29:12.260 in individuals,

00:29:14.260 real people,

00:29:14.940 but the average of a group,

00:29:17.720 there's no average person.

00:29:19.340 We are infinitely different.

00:29:21.300 And we are so infinitely different

00:29:22.960 that if you think

00:29:23.900 the real comparison

00:29:26.060 is black to white,

00:29:28.600 let me spend five seconds

00:29:30.900 finding a million black people

00:29:33.820 who have more in common with me

00:29:35.260 than I have in common

00:29:36.120 with a million white people

00:29:38.240 that just have different characteristics,

00:29:40.820 different interests,

00:29:42.080 different everything.

00:29:42.700 I don't have a difference

00:29:45.360 with black people.

00:29:47.880 I'm very much like

00:29:49.440 people who have

00:29:50.700 similar experience.

00:29:52.180 Maybe they're engineers.

00:29:54.180 Tell me this.

00:29:55.020 If I be a black engineer,

00:29:57.580 am I going to get along?

00:30:00.120 Are we going to be okay?

00:30:01.960 Every time.

00:30:03.540 Every time.

00:30:04.820 Because the engineer part

00:30:06.140 automatically is a constellation

00:30:08.920 of thinking styles

00:30:10.700 and experience

00:30:12.100 that would be so close

00:30:13.400 to what I like,

00:30:14.980 you know,

00:30:15.200 what is my preference

00:30:16.280 of people to talk to,

00:30:18.180 that we'd be best friends

00:30:19.780 in about five seconds.

00:30:22.020 And it wouldn't even matter

00:30:22.820 whether the race

00:30:23.920 would be the least important part.

00:30:26.380 So if you let everybody

00:30:27.720 talk about what you have

00:30:28.740 different,

00:30:30.220 you're going to get division.

00:30:33.160 So you get what you ask for.

00:30:35.280 What I ask for is

00:30:36.420 I'm not going to compare

00:30:37.200 averages anymore.

00:30:38.080 I'm going to call you stupid

00:30:39.020 every time you do.

00:30:40.520 So I'm going to mock you

00:30:41.540 every time you think

00:30:42.580 of the average of one group

00:30:43.660 should be compared

00:30:44.340 to the average.

00:30:45.240 Don't care.

00:30:46.400 Nope.

00:30:47.240 It's all about

00:30:47.820 the individuals now.

00:30:48.840 It's 2023.

00:30:49.800 Time to move on.

00:30:55.080 And likewise,

00:30:56.200 even when the story's the other,

00:30:57.320 there's a story

00:30:57.860 about a white banker

00:30:58.780 who was discriminated against.

00:31:00.820 Just to be an asshole,

00:31:02.900 I like to tweet that story.

00:31:04.380 And I like to throw

00:31:06.960 this red bean into it

00:31:08.140 because I get a little

00:31:09.000 dopamine by doing it.

00:31:10.820 So here I'm going to model

00:31:12.000 what you shouldn't do.

00:31:13.020 Don't do this.

00:31:14.140 Don't be like me.

00:31:16.980 This is very much

00:31:18.180 what I'm telling you

00:31:19.420 not to do

00:31:20.160 and that I'm going to do it

00:31:21.440 right in front of you.

00:31:22.780 I guess I can't help it.

00:31:24.700 So what I did was

00:31:25.740 I tweeted

00:31:26.320 and I said that

00:31:26.960 100% of white men

00:31:28.420 can confirm

00:31:29.960 that they've been discriminated

00:31:30.900 in corporate America.

00:31:34.020 100%.

00:31:34.500 So that's my claim.

00:31:37.400 That you couldn't find

00:31:38.260 even one man in America,

00:31:40.600 an adult white man,

00:31:42.300 in the, let's say,

00:31:43.560 Fortune 500 corporate world,

00:31:45.740 that you wouldn't be able

00:31:46.460 to find one

00:31:47.120 who was not discriminated

00:31:48.660 against actively.

00:31:50.160 And I mean actively.

00:31:51.580 As in somebody said,

00:31:52.720 hmm, you know,

00:31:53.800 we're not hiring

00:31:54.380 from your group right now.

00:31:57.120 100%.

00:31:57.640 Because the first time

00:31:59.120 I said this,

00:31:59.800 I got challenged

00:32:00.680 by a number of

00:32:01.540 black leader types

00:32:03.100 and reporters.

00:32:04.180 Oh yeah?

00:32:05.100 Can you give me

00:32:05.820 one example

00:32:06.520 where this has happened?

00:32:07.600 Like actual,

00:32:08.220 can you prove

00:32:08.940 that a white person

00:32:10.380 has ever been discriminated

00:32:11.820 against in corporate America?

00:32:13.900 And I used to make

00:32:14.940 the mistake of saying,

00:32:16.120 yeah, I probably could,

00:32:18.120 but, you know,

00:32:18.660 they're private people

00:32:19.520 and maybe they don't

00:32:20.780 want to be dragged into it.

00:32:22.640 But it's much more effective

00:32:24.020 to say it's 100%.

00:32:25.360 If you can find

00:32:27.300 a white adult male

00:32:28.560 who works at a corporation,

00:32:29.800 you don't even need

00:32:30.920 to ask me.

00:32:32.100 It's 100%.

00:32:33.100 Now, let me check

00:32:35.180 in the comments.

00:32:38.340 I only want to hear

00:32:39.220 from people

00:32:39.700 who have corporate experience.

00:32:42.140 If you're a white male,

00:32:44.140 do you agree

00:32:44.860 that 100% of white men

00:32:47.420 have experienced

00:32:48.440 racial discrimination

00:32:50.040 at work?

00:32:52.020 Yeah, look at the comments.

00:32:52.940 It's yes.

00:32:54.460 It's just a wall of yes.

00:32:57.360 Everyone.

00:32:57.740 So, and then, of course,

00:33:00.580 the obvious question

00:33:01.540 you would ask

00:33:02.100 if you were black,

00:33:03.660 I imagine,

00:33:05.000 is how am I just

00:33:06.200 finding out about this now?

00:33:09.540 Imagine if you're,

00:33:10.880 and I'm assuming

00:33:11.760 I've got a, you know,

00:33:12.920 reasonably diverse crowd here.

00:33:14.640 If you're black

00:33:16.280 and you're watching

00:33:17.620 this right now,

00:33:18.760 are you surprised?

00:33:21.400 Does it blow you away

00:33:22.660 to know that everything

00:33:24.220 you thought about discrimination

00:33:25.400 was actually backwards

00:33:26.560 in the corporate world?

00:33:28.120 Not in the world at large,

00:33:29.460 but in the corporate world

00:33:30.320 it's a very special situation

00:33:32.620 because they're trying hard

00:33:34.340 to be diverse.

00:33:36.420 Yeah.

00:33:38.700 So I,

00:33:39.980 now,

00:33:41.360 here's,

00:33:41.780 this is interesting.

00:33:43.660 I've said the same thing

00:33:45.140 like as recently

00:33:46.800 as maybe a year or two ago.

00:33:49.080 And when I said it,

00:33:51.440 I got all kinds of pushback.

00:33:54.220 Do you know how much pushback

00:33:55.360 I got this time?

00:33:56.180 I got a million followers

00:33:57.340 on X

00:33:58.200 and I tweeted this

00:33:59.680 and I looked at the comments

00:34:00.620 before I came on.

00:34:01.900 Do you know how much pushback

00:34:02.920 I got?

00:34:04.360 To the claim that

00:34:05.500 a hundred percent

00:34:06.380 of white men

00:34:07.060 are discriminated against.

00:34:08.140 A hundred percent.

00:34:10.180 None.

00:34:11.880 None.

00:34:13.660 Nobody said

00:34:14.400 that's not true.

00:34:15.060 You're welcome.

00:34:19.080 You're welcome.

00:34:21.620 Now,

00:34:22.220 of course,

00:34:22.680 I'm doing right now

00:34:23.540 what I said I shouldn't do.

00:34:25.460 Comparing groups.

00:34:26.980 But,

00:34:27.600 in this case,

00:34:28.440 I don't have to compare anything.

00:34:30.760 Right?

00:34:31.680 I can do this

00:34:32.580 without a comparison.

00:34:33.620 I can just say,

00:34:34.340 here's the experience

00:34:35.040 of white people.

00:34:36.200 In case you wanted to know.

00:34:38.300 Is that useful?

00:34:41.020 I think it's useful

00:34:42.060 for both sides

00:34:43.040 to have as much information

00:34:44.340 there I did.

00:34:45.860 I did it on both sides again.

00:34:47.440 See what I did?

00:34:49.000 God,

00:34:49.320 it's so hard

00:34:49.720 to get out of that frame.

00:34:51.360 How about

00:34:51.700 there's no sides?

00:34:54.400 How about that?

00:34:55.320 There's no sides.

00:34:57.900 Except Americans.

00:34:59.880 All right.

00:35:00.660 So let's be smarter

00:35:01.460 about that.

00:35:04.680 Sorry.

00:35:08.800 All right.

00:35:12.580 There's another

00:35:13.220 black-white story

00:35:14.100 out of Oakland.

00:35:14.780 I'm just going to skip it

00:35:15.620 because it's just

00:35:16.140 another black-white story.

00:35:17.740 All right.

00:35:20.640 Trump claimed

00:35:21.540 in a video

00:35:22.100 that

00:35:22.540 the latest hints

00:35:24.540 of COVID,

00:35:26.240 maybe some kind

00:35:27.460 of mandates

00:35:27.840 coming back,

00:35:29.100 the lockdowns

00:35:29.960 and whatnot,

00:35:30.880 he says that

00:35:31.700 it seems like

00:35:32.940 a big coincidence

00:35:33.600 that whenever

00:35:34.200 there's an election

00:35:35.100 you get COVID.

00:35:37.460 Trump is suggesting

00:35:38.420 that

00:35:38.860 maybe the election

00:35:40.580 is the real reason

00:35:41.580 that mandates

00:35:42.480 are being considered,

00:35:44.140 especially the lockdowns

00:35:45.480 and would that mean

00:35:46.780 more drop boxes

00:35:47.840 and who knows.

00:35:50.160 So Trump says

00:35:51.340 when he becomes

00:35:52.800 president

00:35:53.240 that he will

00:35:54.540 defund

00:35:55.000 the entity

00:35:55.680 that supported

00:35:57.500 mandates.

00:35:59.100 What do you think

00:36:00.040 of that?

00:36:00.900 Now,

00:36:01.360 it's pretty

00:36:01.680 conditional

00:36:02.320 but

00:36:04.120 wouldn't he

00:36:06.300 like that?

00:36:07.520 I don't think

00:36:09.040 he would be

00:36:09.340 the only one

00:36:09.820 to do that

00:36:10.320 but

00:36:10.580 if you want that

00:36:12.420 he's offering it.

00:36:15.200 All right.

00:36:15.660 How many of you

00:36:16.260 think

00:36:16.600 that the

00:36:17.660 government's

00:36:19.260 COVID

00:36:19.900 let's say

00:36:22.040 the rumors

00:36:22.560 that the government

00:36:23.380 might bring back

00:36:24.380 some restrictions

00:36:25.120 how many of you

00:36:27.100 think those

00:36:27.660 are really

00:36:28.200 100% political?

00:36:32.320 Because I don't think

00:36:33.360 it's 100% political.

00:36:35.060 It might be

00:36:36.000 also political

00:36:37.380 but I think

00:36:39.340 that the

00:36:40.340 experts

00:36:42.140 believe

00:36:42.980 what

00:36:43.300 they've been saying.

00:36:45.640 So I believe

00:36:46.440 that the experts

00:36:47.120 actually think

00:36:47.940 that

00:36:48.580 it's necessary.

00:36:52.240 I'm not

00:36:53.060 agreeing with the experts

00:36:53.960 I'm just saying

00:36:54.500 that probably

00:36:55.460 a lot of them

00:36:56.160 legitimately

00:36:57.180 think it would be

00:36:58.040 good for the world

00:36:58.780 but I would think

00:37:01.000 at the political level

00:37:02.160 they're looking

00:37:02.600 at the politics

00:37:03.240 more than the

00:37:03.900 health.

00:37:05.300 That's my guess.

00:37:07.300 All right.

00:37:09.560 We now have

00:37:10.660 five

00:37:11.700 leaders

00:37:13.700 with no

00:37:14.320 cognitive processing.

00:37:16.260 So we've got

00:37:16.800 Fetterman,

00:37:17.800 Feinstein,

00:37:19.280 Biden,

00:37:20.200 McConnell

00:37:20.620 and Kamala Harris.

00:37:24.000 So

00:37:24.560 five leaders

00:37:25.820 that very clearly

00:37:28.100 are not

00:37:28.540 cognitively

00:37:29.620 capable.

00:37:30.880 now a lot

00:37:31.840 of people

00:37:32.120 keep leaving

00:37:32.740 Kamala Harris

00:37:33.500 off the list

00:37:34.180 of mental

00:37:34.840 incompetence

00:37:35.560 but I feel

00:37:36.700 like that's

00:37:37.200 short-sighted.

00:37:39.740 Don't you?

00:37:42.060 Doesn't it

00:37:42.720 seem to you

00:37:43.200 that she's

00:37:43.680 obviously

00:37:44.120 either drunk

00:37:45.040 or maybe

00:37:45.840 she hit her

00:37:46.380 head

00:37:46.780 but whatever's

00:37:48.040 wrong with her

00:37:48.600 she doesn't

00:37:49.260 function like

00:37:49.880 a regular

00:37:50.220 person

00:37:50.680 and I don't

00:37:52.280 know if she

00:37:52.580 ever did.

00:37:53.280 I mean I

00:37:53.680 thought that

00:37:54.220 she was

00:37:54.520 functional

00:37:54.920 before she

00:37:55.920 was vice

00:37:56.300 president

00:37:56.680 or ran

00:37:57.140 for vice

00:37:57.540 president

00:37:57.800 but she's

00:37:58.760 clearly not

00:37:59.320 functional

00:37:59.760 and to

00:38:01.060 imagine

00:38:01.540 that you've

00:38:02.880 got

00:38:03.220 let's get

00:38:07.460 rid of the

00:38:07.800 assholes

00:38:08.260 goodbye

00:38:11.700 to imagine

00:38:14.440 that she's

00:38:14.900 functional

00:38:15.320 and these

00:38:15.860 others aren't

00:38:16.880 I don't know

00:38:18.100 I think you're

00:38:18.840 slicing it a

00:38:19.780 little bit

00:38:20.080 finely there

00:38:20.820 I think we

00:38:22.480 should just

00:38:22.900 acknowledge

00:38:23.480 that Kamala

00:38:24.900 Harris has

00:38:25.480 a mental

00:38:26.080 incapacitation

00:38:27.820 of some

00:38:28.480 nature

00:38:28.880 I mean to

00:38:30.140 me it looks

00:38:30.540 like you

00:38:31.920 know some

00:38:32.220 kind of

00:38:32.580 addiction

00:38:33.120 but it

00:38:34.160 could be

00:38:34.520 organic

00:38:35.020 maybe she

00:38:35.640 bumped her

00:38:36.040 head or

00:38:36.320 something

00:38:36.560 but to

00:38:37.240 imagine that

00:38:37.820 she's

00:38:38.060 functioning

00:38:38.460 is it's

00:38:40.220 kind of

00:38:40.500 ridiculous at

00:38:41.200 this point

00:38:41.620 to imagine

00:38:43.120 that any of

00:38:43.680 the people

00:38:44.020 I just read

00:38:44.640 could possibly

00:38:45.960 do their

00:38:46.420 job in

00:38:46.920 their current

00:38:47.340 condition

00:38:47.820 ridiculous

00:38:49.200 ridiculous

00:38:50.580 but here's

00:38:51.800 what I think

00:38:52.280 it proves

00:38:52.860 that none

00:38:53.940 of these

00:38:54.220 people were

00:38:54.800 in charge

00:38:55.240 in the

00:38:55.500 first place

00:38:56.020 I feel

00:38:59.160 like that's

00:38:59.620 what it

00:38:59.860 proves

00:39:00.220 the fact

00:39:01.240 that we're

00:39:01.620 okay keeping

00:39:02.420 them there

00:39:02.860 suggests that

00:39:04.320 whoever it

00:39:04.880 is who is

00:39:05.300 the real

00:39:05.600 power would

00:39:06.860 rather have

00:39:07.760 a you know

00:39:09.480 a scarecrow

00:39:10.520 cadaver of a

00:39:12.480 front person

00:39:13.560 than they want

00:39:14.900 to put in a

00:39:15.500 qualified person

00:39:16.520 because a

00:39:17.260 qualified person

00:39:18.080 might push

00:39:18.620 back on

00:39:19.060 whatever it is

00:39:19.580 they want

00:39:20.060 clearly they

00:39:21.580 have some

00:39:22.040 control over

00:39:22.760 these people

00:39:23.400 and want

00:39:24.900 them to

00:39:25.200 remain in

00:39:25.680 office

00:39:26.000 now it

00:39:26.600 could be as

00:39:27.040 simple as

00:39:27.420 they want

00:39:27.740 to have

00:39:28.220 control of

00:39:28.760 congress

00:39:29.140 they don't

00:39:29.580 want their

00:39:29.880 person to

00:39:30.340 lose

00:39:30.600 but it

00:39:31.660 doesn't look

00:39:32.060 like that

00:39:32.600 because I

00:39:33.540 feel like you

00:39:34.060 could figure

00:39:34.480 out how to

00:39:34.900 get somebody

00:39:35.620 from your

00:39:36.040 own party

00:39:36.640 to backfill

00:39:37.620 somebody

00:39:38.060 if you

00:39:39.260 tried

00:39:39.620 it looks

00:39:41.340 more like

00:39:41.700 they want

00:39:42.040 the incapable

00:39:43.480 people to

00:39:44.140 be there

00:39:44.560 so that people

00:39:45.860 who are really

00:39:46.320 in charge

00:39:46.760 have a little

00:39:47.600 extra power

00:39:48.280 it doesn't

00:39:49.320 look like

00:39:49.660 there's any

00:39:50.000 interest in

00:39:50.440 all getting

00:39:50.900 rid of

00:39:51.240 incapable

00:39:51.660 people

00:39:52.460 all right

00:39:56.580 so but

00:40:00.580 the good

00:40:00.940 news is

00:40:01.540 it does

00:40:02.380 serve

00:40:02.680 diversity

00:40:03.220 to have

00:40:04.840 those people

00:40:05.460 because we

00:40:05.900 don't have

00:40:06.320 enough of

00:40:06.740 the mentally

00:40:07.480 incapable

00:40:08.260 in government

00:40:09.500 but now we've

00:40:10.740 got a good

00:40:11.220 percentage

00:40:11.900 getting our

00:40:12.940 I don't know

00:40:13.620 what the

00:40:13.960 percentage of

00:40:14.820 mentally

00:40:15.540 handicapped

00:40:16.280 people is

00:40:16.940 in the

00:40:17.900 general public

00:40:18.640 but we do

00:40:19.880 now have a

00:40:20.440 congress that

00:40:21.180 matches it

00:40:21.880 so if that's

00:40:24.960 what you wanted

00:40:25.520 you got it

00:40:26.320 all right

00:40:28.720 here's a

00:40:29.040 question I

00:40:29.760 have for you

00:40:30.420 if you were

00:40:31.740 to base your

00:40:32.620 opinion on

00:40:33.360 observation alone

00:40:34.740 right pure

00:40:36.700 observation not

00:40:37.880 on thinking not

00:40:38.940 on the history

00:40:39.680 not on your

00:40:40.920 preferences but

00:40:41.700 just observation

00:40:42.680 which hypothesis

00:40:44.640 fits the facts

00:40:46.600 better that the

00:40:48.620 government is

00:40:49.780 trying to help

00:40:50.680 you or kill

00:40:51.320 you and I'll

00:40:52.620 give you I'll

00:40:53.520 just read some

00:40:54.380 things that are

00:40:54.800 happening so

00:40:55.520 these are things

00:40:56.160 that are happening

00:40:56.660 is the government

00:40:57.840 trying to help

00:40:58.580 you or kill

00:40:59.180 you mandatory

00:41:01.040 vaccinations

00:41:01.920 zoom school

00:41:04.280 it's at least

00:41:05.400 being discussed

00:41:06.180 climate policy

00:41:07.920 climate policy

00:41:09.380 equity and the

00:41:11.740 end of merit

00:41:13.860 as as the

00:41:14.920 primary mover

00:41:15.720 inflation

00:41:17.560 spending

00:41:18.100 the Ukraine

00:41:20.600 war

00:41:21.080 open wide

00:41:24.440 open immigration

00:41:25.200 with no

00:41:25.700 control

00:41:26.200 in my opinion

00:41:28.460 no control

00:41:29.180 tick tock is

00:41:31.060 not being banned

00:41:31.960 tick tock's

00:41:33.040 remaining

00:41:33.400 way more people

00:41:36.200 transitioning than

00:41:37.240 ever before

00:41:37.860 transitioning

00:41:39.260 gender

00:41:39.960 our incentive

00:41:43.660 system

00:41:44.240 seems to

00:41:45.700 reward women

00:41:46.380 for divorcing

00:41:47.400 or not having

00:41:48.220 or being

00:41:49.320 single

00:41:49.740 and having

00:41:53.760 children is too

00:41:54.460 expensive

00:41:54.860 you can't

00:41:55.400 so college

00:41:56.520 makes children

00:41:57.600 too expensive

00:41:58.220 the no bail

00:42:00.460 system

00:42:00.960 let the

00:42:01.500 criminals out

00:42:02.240 the weaponized

00:42:04.640 department of

00:42:05.240 justice

00:42:05.700 and

00:42:08.200 a weird

00:42:10.840 inability to

00:42:12.100 do forest

00:42:13.220 management

00:42:13.700 so all of

00:42:14.700 our states

00:42:16.100 are burning

00:42:16.500 up

00:42:16.800 because we

00:42:17.620 forgot to

00:42:18.100 do basic

00:42:18.740 forest management

00:42:19.960 stuff

00:42:20.360 food supply

00:42:22.140 thank you

00:42:22.960 food supply

00:42:23.700 the

00:42:24.540 the level

00:42:26.480 of testing

00:42:27.100 that's required

00:42:27.820 for pharmaceuticals

00:42:29.080 to be approved

00:42:29.700 yeah medicine

00:42:31.920 food

00:42:32.440 well

00:42:35.160 if you came

00:42:36.900 from another

00:42:37.420 planet

00:42:37.840 and you just

00:42:39.580 objectively looked

00:42:40.540 at what the

00:42:41.040 government is

00:42:41.640 requiring of the

00:42:42.520 citizens

00:42:42.960 then you see

00:42:45.360 you know

00:42:45.880 smartphones

00:42:47.040 would you

00:42:49.320 conclude that

00:42:50.000 the government

00:42:50.440 was trying to

00:42:51.360 slowly kill

00:42:52.420 the population

00:42:53.140 or help

00:42:55.140 them thrive

00:42:55.880 now of course

00:42:57.720 it does some

00:42:58.160 good things

00:42:58.800 too

00:42:59.020 you know

00:42:59.580 helps to

00:43:00.000 feed people

00:43:00.540 and give

00:43:01.100 them health

00:43:01.480 care if

00:43:01.800 they can't

00:43:02.100 afford it

00:43:02.460 in many

00:43:02.720 cases

00:43:03.040 so there's

00:43:04.100 lots of

00:43:04.400 things the

00:43:04.700 government's

00:43:05.120 doing on

00:43:05.660 the plus

00:43:05.940 side

00:43:06.200 but the

00:43:07.460 things in

00:43:07.860 the news

00:43:08.280 are all

00:43:08.620 these things

00:43:09.180 I just

00:43:11.120 read you

00:43:11.480 basically all

00:43:12.160 the headlines

00:43:12.660 from last

00:43:13.200 year

00:43:13.420 the headlines

00:43:14.600 all suggest

00:43:15.440 that somebody's

00:43:17.780 trying to

00:43:18.100 kill us

00:43:18.580 I mean

00:43:20.360 you could

00:43:21.420 you could

00:43:22.760 more easily

00:43:23.660 that's a

00:43:31.280 dumb

00:43:31.520 fucking

00:43:31.940 question

00:43:32.320 so

00:43:33.260 you can

00:43:35.440 easily

00:43:35.760 imagine

00:43:36.140 that

00:43:36.540 China

00:43:37.540 is in

00:43:38.040 charge

00:43:38.280 of our

00:43:38.560 government

00:43:39.020 because if

00:43:41.580 China were

00:43:42.160 in charge

00:43:42.520 of our

00:43:42.800 government

00:43:43.280 which one

00:43:45.520 of these

00:43:45.820 things

00:43:46.060 wouldn't

00:43:46.400 have

00:43:46.540 happened

00:43:46.880 all of

00:43:49.080 the things

00:43:49.440 that are

00:43:49.660 happening

00:43:50.000 suggest

00:43:50.980 China's

00:43:51.480 in charge

00:43:51.980 right

00:43:53.540 look at

00:43:54.460 vaccinations

00:43:55.140 virus comes

00:43:57.120 out in

00:43:57.420 China

00:43:57.680 they don't

00:43:58.920 do the

00:43:59.300 same

00:43:59.520 vaccinations

00:44:00.120 we do

00:44:00.660 they don't

00:44:02.720 do the

00:44:03.220 same

00:44:03.440 vaccinations

00:44:04.120 we do

00:44:04.740 did they

00:44:07.540 have

00:44:07.720 Zoom

00:44:08.000 school

00:44:08.380 well

00:44:09.640 they had

00:44:10.080 lockdowns

00:44:10.720 but most

00:44:11.280 of the

00:44:11.460 country

00:44:11.700 stayed

00:44:12.060 open

00:44:12.540 so they

00:44:13.240 probably

00:44:13.460 didn't

00:44:14.200 have

00:44:14.340 Zoom

00:44:14.600 school

00:44:14.900 climate

00:44:16.300 policy

00:44:16.860 they seem

00:44:17.360 to be

00:44:17.760 exempt

00:44:18.180 from it

00:44:18.700 so that

00:44:19.180 seems like

00:44:19.680 a trick

00:44:20.040 on us

00:44:20.520 they're

00:44:22.080 not doing

00:44:22.580 equity

00:44:23.080 but we

00:44:24.140 are

00:44:24.460 I don't

00:44:27.020 know what

00:44:27.260 their inflation

00:44:27.720 situation is

00:44:28.600 so I don't

00:44:28.860 know about

00:44:29.120 that

00:44:29.340 but they

00:44:29.780 certainly

00:44:30.100 want us

00:44:30.500 to overspend

00:44:31.340 they would

00:44:32.280 certainly

00:44:32.560 want us

00:44:32.960 to be

00:44:33.280 caught up

00:44:33.780 in a

00:44:34.000 Ukraine

00:44:34.380 war

00:44:34.800 they would

00:44:35.860 certainly

00:44:36.140 want us

00:44:36.500 to have

00:44:36.700 open

00:44:36.940 immigration

00:44:37.400 so all

00:44:37.860 their

00:44:38.000 fentanyl

00:44:38.560 could get

00:44:38.960 in

00:44:39.200 and their

00:44:39.540 God knows

00:44:40.480 who else

00:44:40.860 they would

00:44:41.600 certainly

00:44:41.860 want us

00:44:42.220 to have

00:44:42.440 TikTok

00:44:42.740 while they

00:44:43.260 don't

00:44:43.540 have it

00:44:43.980 that's the

00:44:45.040 current

00:44:45.220 situation

00:44:45.720 they would

00:44:46.380 certainly

00:44:46.620 want

00:44:46.920 America

00:44:47.220 to be

00:44:47.580 doing

00:44:47.780 lots

00:44:48.060 of

00:44:48.200 transitioning

00:44:48.740 while they're

00:44:49.440 not

00:44:49.840 they would

00:44:51.440 certainly

00:44:51.700 want us

00:44:52.160 to pay

00:44:53.280 to decrease

00:44:53.900 our population

00:44:54.740 and our

00:44:56.740 incentive system

00:44:57.580 does that

00:44:58.040 they would

00:44:58.760 certainly

00:44:58.980 want us

00:44:59.320 to have

00:44:59.500 no bails

00:45:00.040 so our

00:45:00.360 criminals

00:45:01.300 are running

00:45:01.740 free

00:45:02.040 they would

00:45:02.780 want us

00:45:03.100 to weaponize

00:45:03.700 their DOJ

00:45:04.400 so we turn

00:45:05.020 against each

00:45:05.500 other

00:45:05.700 and they'd

00:45:06.040 want our

00:45:06.420 fires to be

00:45:07.620 raging out of

00:45:08.200 control

00:45:08.560 if they were

00:45:09.440 enemies

00:45:09.920 if China

00:45:10.880 were our

00:45:11.280 enemy

00:45:11.540 is China

00:45:12.960 our enemy

00:45:13.560 the government

00:45:15.940 people are

00:45:17.060 awesome

00:45:17.340 I like the

00:45:18.300 Chinese people

00:45:18.980 but their

00:45:20.740 government

00:45:21.200 I don't know

00:45:24.120 is it a

00:45:25.180 coincidence

00:45:25.560 that 100%

00:45:26.680 of things

00:45:27.100 in the news

00:45:27.800 are things

00:45:29.180 that China

00:45:29.780 would want

00:45:30.300 to be

00:45:30.580 happening

00:45:30.860 here

00:45:31.180 is that

00:45:32.520 a coincidence

00:45:33.000 it might

00:45:35.480 be

00:45:35.720 I mean

00:45:36.580 it might

00:45:36.980 be just

00:45:37.300 a factor

00:45:37.760 that

00:45:38.140 you know

00:45:39.020 they're

00:45:39.280 doing a

00:45:39.940 better job

00:45:40.420 on some

00:45:40.840 things

00:45:41.120 so

00:45:41.520 you know

00:45:42.600 they don't

00:45:43.180 have as

00:45:43.500 much

00:45:43.680 fentanyl

00:45:44.060 problems

00:45:44.380 as we

00:45:44.720 do

00:45:44.900 so it

00:45:45.180 could

00:45:45.260 be

00:45:45.380 they

00:45:45.520 just

00:45:45.720 do a

00:45:45.940 better job

00:45:46.420 on some

00:45:46.820 stuff

00:45:47.160 but it

00:45:48.300 looks like

00:45:49.020 we're being

00:45:50.160 managed by

00:45:50.800 our enemies

00:45:51.460 we have a

00:45:53.060 government

00:45:53.400 that in

00:45:54.220 every way

00:45:54.980 it looks like

00:45:55.560 our enemies

00:45:56.180 are determining

00:45:57.100 the outcomes

00:45:57.700 not the

00:45:58.220 citizens

00:45:58.640 because I

00:45:59.640 can't think

00:46:00.020 of which

00:46:00.340 ones we

00:46:00.760 would have

00:46:01.080 chosen

00:46:01.400 what

00:46:02.860 on this

00:46:03.620 list

00:46:04.000 would the

00:46:05.000 average

00:46:05.440 American

00:46:05.980 have chosen

00:46:06.520 to be

00:46:07.020 good for

00:46:07.400 America

00:46:07.800 Apple is

00:46:13.000 considering

00:46:13.560 printing the

00:46:15.060 Apple Watch

00:46:16.220 with 3D

00:46:17.480 printing

00:46:17.900 now I

00:46:20.120 think they

00:46:20.760 meant something

00:46:21.520 like most

00:46:22.120 of it or the

00:46:22.860 important parts

00:46:23.700 or something

00:46:24.100 but do you

00:46:24.940 think we

00:46:25.240 could get

00:46:25.560 to the

00:46:25.780 point with

00:46:26.620 some robots

00:46:27.360 and some

00:46:27.940 3D printing

00:46:28.660 that China

00:46:30.140 is no longer

00:46:30.960 necessary for

00:46:31.800 manufacturing

00:46:32.420 anything

00:46:33.500 because I

00:46:34.900 think that's

00:46:35.260 where we're

00:46:35.540 having

00:46:35.720 to me it

00:46:36.840 seems like

00:46:37.260 the Chinese

00:46:37.720 economy is

00:46:38.460 doomed

00:46:38.840 because

00:46:40.100 manufacturing

00:46:41.020 will

00:46:41.680 undoubtedly

00:46:43.180 move to

00:46:43.980 3D printing

00:46:44.740 does everybody

00:46:46.160 agree

00:46:46.520 assembling

00:46:47.640 things will

00:46:48.260 move to

00:46:48.620 robots

00:46:49.100 because they

00:46:50.340 can

00:46:50.620 and it'll

00:46:52.020 be cheaper

00:46:52.980 for the

00:46:53.380 robots

00:46:53.700 than the

00:46:54.000 humans

00:46:54.280 no matter

00:46:55.140 where you

00:46:55.480 are in

00:46:55.760 the world

00:46:56.020 it'll still

00:46:56.420 be cheaper

00:46:56.820 for the

00:46:57.180 robots

00:46:57.600 and

00:46:58.620 they'll

00:47:00.640 3D

00:47:01.040 print the

00:47:01.440 parts

00:47:01.780 there'll be

00:47:03.240 a few

00:47:03.640 things that

00:47:04.180 you can't

00:47:04.580 do for a

00:47:04.960 while

00:47:05.140 but eventually

00:47:05.680 you can do

00:47:06.240 metal

00:47:06.560 you can do

00:47:07.060 plastic

00:47:07.520 you know

00:47:08.500 I guess

00:47:08.900 the chips

00:47:09.460 would be

00:47:09.820 the hard

00:47:10.160 part

00:47:10.480 and we're

00:47:11.440 bringing the

00:47:12.320 chips back

00:47:13.020 to America

00:47:13.600 so I

00:47:15.760 would say

00:47:16.180 China doesn't

00:47:17.660 really have

00:47:18.260 much of a

00:47:18.720 chance in the

00:47:19.360 long run

00:47:19.800 because China

00:47:21.420 had basically

00:47:21.940 one thing

00:47:22.460 going for it

00:47:23.140 they stole

00:47:24.720 our manufacturing

00:47:26.060 while we gave

00:47:27.340 it to them

00:47:28.020 right

00:47:29.000 am I wrong

00:47:30.020 that China

00:47:30.440 had exactly

00:47:31.200 one advantage

00:47:32.100 in the world

00:47:32.640 that it

00:47:33.800 was the

00:47:34.160 manufacturing

00:47:34.780 leader

00:47:35.220 because they

00:47:36.080 could be

00:47:36.420 rougher

00:47:36.720 on their

00:47:37.280 citizens

00:47:38.580 than other

00:47:39.240 places

00:47:39.580 could

00:47:39.880 so they

00:47:40.620 could

00:47:40.800 sort of

00:47:41.320 get people

00:47:41.800 to do

00:47:42.100 terrible

00:47:42.600 slave labor

00:47:43.820 it would be

00:47:45.040 harder to get

00:47:45.580 it done

00:47:45.860 anywhere else

00:47:46.420 so if you

00:47:47.820 take away

00:47:48.220 the only

00:47:48.800 thing they

00:47:49.260 have

00:47:49.720 which is

00:47:50.880 they took

00:47:51.740 our

00:47:51.900 manufacturing

00:47:52.540 what's

00:47:54.040 left

00:47:54.360 a military

00:47:55.960 that they

00:47:56.420 can't afford

00:47:56.880 to fund

00:47:57.360 I don't

00:47:59.460 know

00:47:59.660 yeah

00:48:00.360 that's right

00:48:01.220 they didn't

00:48:01.600 steal it

00:48:02.020 we gave

00:48:02.340 it to

00:48:02.540 them

00:48:02.700 that is

00:48:03.760 a proper

00:48:04.260 way to

00:48:04.600 say it

00:48:04.960 I would

00:48:07.260 say China

00:48:07.800 is the

00:48:08.160 most doomed

00:48:08.800 of the

00:48:09.240 countries

00:48:09.700 depending

00:48:12.020 on who

00:48:12.900 you talk

00:48:13.240 to

00:48:13.500 Russia's

00:48:14.020 got some

00:48:14.360 problems

00:48:14.780 but probably

00:48:15.380 not the

00:48:15.740 elites

00:48:16.120 so I

00:48:17.960 think Russia

00:48:18.380 is stable

00:48:18.880 all right

00:48:21.960 here is

00:48:23.360 your spotting

00:48:24.100 BS

00:48:24.540 lesson for

00:48:25.920 today

00:48:26.300 spotting

00:48:28.160 BS

00:48:28.560 so I'm

00:48:29.980 going to

00:48:30.120 give you

00:48:30.500 two

00:48:31.340 situations

00:48:32.100 and I

00:48:32.520 want you

00:48:32.800 to see

00:48:33.180 if these

00:48:34.200 are true

00:48:34.820 or BS

00:48:36.420 now I

00:48:37.920 want to

00:48:38.160 tell you

00:48:38.420 in advance

00:48:38.800 I don't

00:48:39.220 know the

00:48:39.540 answers to

00:48:40.060 the questions

00:48:40.560 so they

00:48:41.940 could be

00:48:42.360 true

00:48:42.640 or they

00:48:43.860 could both

00:48:44.280 be BS

00:48:44.820 or it

00:48:45.520 could be

00:48:45.760 one of

00:48:46.100 each

00:48:46.380 I don't

00:48:47.360 know

00:48:47.620 and I'm

00:48:48.620 not going

00:48:48.900 to make

00:48:49.140 a claim

00:48:49.560 but I'm

00:48:50.820 going to

00:48:51.100 teach you

00:48:51.640 something

00:48:51.940 as we

00:48:52.560 look at

00:48:52.840 them

00:48:53.040 all right

00:48:53.400 so the

00:48:54.820 first one

00:48:55.200 is I

00:48:55.620 saw a

00:48:56.240 Dr. Drew

00:48:56.760 had a

00:48:57.060 guest

00:48:57.320 Dr. Michael

00:48:58.500 Yeadon

00:48:59.160 who is

00:49:00.520 former

00:49:00.880 vice president

00:49:01.560 and worldwide

00:49:02.220 head of

00:49:02.780 respiratory

00:49:03.280 research

00:49:04.060 at Pfizer

00:49:04.900 so here's

00:49:06.440 a guy

00:49:06.800 by credentials

00:49:08.940 anyway

00:49:09.440 really knows

00:49:10.940 his way

00:49:11.360 around

00:49:11.880 creating a

00:49:12.700 new drug

00:49:13.200 and one

00:49:14.700 of the

00:49:14.880 things he

00:49:15.180 said

00:49:15.500 is that

00:49:16.080 all

00:49:16.620 five

00:49:18.580 or all

00:49:19.360 four

00:49:19.680 of the

00:49:20.220 drug makers

00:49:21.060 in the

00:49:21.340 United States

00:49:21.920 they

00:49:22.720 they all

00:49:23.000 picked

00:49:23.340 the

00:49:23.620 spike

00:49:24.100 protein

00:49:24.700 on the

00:49:25.580 coronavirus

00:49:25.940 as the

00:49:27.060 attack

00:49:27.380 point

00:49:27.780 for the

00:49:28.880 different

00:49:29.300 kinds

00:49:29.640 of

00:49:29.960 vaccinations

00:49:31.640 and he

00:49:32.760 says

00:49:33.180 that in

00:49:34.160 all of

00:49:34.500 his

00:49:34.660 experience

00:49:35.260 in

00:49:35.680 creating

00:49:36.980 new

00:49:37.760 new

00:49:38.440 drugs

00:49:38.880 that the

00:49:40.100 odds

00:49:40.480 of four

00:49:41.120 independent

00:49:41.740 people

00:49:42.300 you know

00:49:42.820 entities

00:49:43.220 developing

00:49:44.420 drugs

00:49:44.940 and attacking

00:49:45.800 the same

00:49:46.460 part of

00:49:47.200 the virus

00:49:48.280 he says

00:49:49.720 that's a

00:49:50.160 black swan

00:49:50.820 event

00:49:51.220 meaning

00:49:51.680 so rare

00:49:52.460 that you

00:49:53.700 would have

00:49:54.040 to assume

00:49:54.500 it was

00:49:54.780 intentional

00:49:55.280 and that

00:49:57.060 if they

00:49:57.480 intentionally

00:49:58.080 all

00:49:58.600 attack

00:49:59.440 that same

00:50:00.000 point

00:50:00.460 his second

00:50:01.460 point

00:50:01.840 is that

00:50:02.720 anybody

00:50:03.460 who was

00:50:03.940 in this

00:50:04.260 business

00:50:04.720 would

00:50:05.580 understand

00:50:06.000 that

00:50:06.600 the nature

00:50:07.380 of that

00:50:07.720 thing

00:50:07.920 they

00:50:08.080 attacked

00:50:08.540 would cause

00:50:09.540 your body

00:50:10.060 to melt

00:50:10.700 down

00:50:10.980 basically

00:50:11.420 those are

00:50:12.780 my words

00:50:13.200 it would

00:50:14.080 cause your

00:50:14.640 immune

00:50:15.520 system

00:50:16.060 to have

00:50:16.900 irregularities

00:50:17.820 and you'd

00:50:18.200 have

00:50:18.380 problems

00:50:19.340 in all

00:50:19.920 of your

00:50:20.220 systems

00:50:20.660 through your

00:50:21.060 body

00:50:21.340 and that

00:50:22.200 everybody

00:50:22.700 would know

00:50:23.180 that

00:50:23.540 before they

00:50:24.660 had developed

00:50:25.060 the drug

00:50:25.540 and yet

00:50:26.700 the four

00:50:27.780 major ones

00:50:28.580 made the

00:50:30.200 same decision

00:50:31.040 which he

00:50:32.240 would say

00:50:32.680 hugely

00:50:33.480 unlikely

00:50:34.040 you know

00:50:35.580 in the

00:50:35.800 normal course

00:50:36.420 of things

00:50:36.840 that that

00:50:37.580 couldn't be

00:50:37.940 a coincidence

00:50:38.380 and that

00:50:39.340 nobody

00:50:39.720 would have

00:50:40.080 made

00:50:40.360 the drug

00:50:40.840 that did

00:50:41.200 that

00:50:41.600 without

00:50:42.920 knowing

00:50:43.460 that the

00:50:44.700 ramifications

00:50:45.580 were horrible

00:50:46.600 for the rest

00:50:47.240 of our

00:50:47.580 lives

00:50:47.900 now

00:50:49.200 let's put

00:50:49.740 the BS

00:50:50.220 filter

00:50:50.580 on that

00:50:51.160 BS

00:50:52.340 filter

00:50:52.700 number

00:50:52.960 one

00:50:53.320 what

00:50:55.460 other

00:50:55.840 experts

00:50:56.240 are saying

00:50:57.020 this

00:50:57.540 it's the

00:50:59.860 first time

00:51:00.200 I've heard

00:51:00.520 it

00:51:00.720 it's the

00:51:01.580 first time

00:51:01.940 I've heard

00:51:02.280 that it

00:51:02.560 was

00:51:02.680 intentionally

00:51:03.280 designed

00:51:03.980 to do

00:51:04.340 this

00:51:04.580 so your

00:51:05.320 first BS

00:51:05.840 filter

00:51:06.180 is

00:51:06.460 that feels

00:51:07.940 like something

00:51:08.500 that everybody

00:51:09.040 else would

00:51:09.540 know

00:51:09.860 like Bob

00:51:11.900 Malone

00:51:12.480 would know

00:51:12.880 that

00:51:13.340 right

00:51:13.820 all the

00:51:14.620 top critics

00:51:15.680 they would

00:51:16.000 all know

00:51:16.300 the same

00:51:16.740 stuff

00:51:17.080 right

00:51:17.320 because

00:51:17.800 he's not

00:51:18.140 giving us

00:51:18.540 new

00:51:18.720 information

00:51:19.280 we all

00:51:21.040 knew

00:51:21.280 that the

00:51:21.660 spike

00:51:21.900 protein

00:51:22.380 blah blah

00:51:22.860 blah blah

00:51:23.240 blah blah

00:51:24.360 so

00:51:25.500 if I don't

00:51:27.280 hear other

00:51:28.020 critics say

00:51:29.320 it

00:51:29.560 because there

00:51:30.120 are plenty

00:51:30.400 of critics

00:51:30.980 right

00:51:31.600 I'd like to

00:51:33.500 see the

00:51:33.800 other critics

00:51:34.420 at least

00:51:34.820 agree

00:51:35.140 it would

00:51:35.960 be one

00:51:36.280 thing

00:51:36.500 if the

00:51:36.960 you know

00:51:37.780 the normies

00:51:38.680 who are

00:51:39.160 doing the

00:51:39.560 work still

00:51:40.340 if they all

00:51:40.920 agree

00:51:41.220 you could say

00:51:41.740 well that's

00:51:42.060 for money

00:51:42.540 but you

00:51:44.000 look first

00:51:44.660 to see if

00:51:45.020 the critics

00:51:45.600 who have

00:51:46.000 gone public

00:51:46.800 with their

00:51:47.680 criticisms of

00:51:48.520 the vaccination

00:51:49.100 I'd want to

00:51:49.780 see what they

00:51:50.140 said

00:51:50.360 right

00:51:51.480 if they

00:51:51.820 agreed with

00:51:52.320 them

00:51:52.460 then I'm

00:51:53.180 a little

00:51:53.440 bit more

00:51:53.980 likely to

00:51:55.140 think it's

00:51:55.500 credible

00:51:55.840 but his

00:51:57.840 main claim

00:51:58.540 here is

00:51:59.220 that there's

00:51:59.980 no way it

00:52:00.540 could be an

00:52:01.300 accident

00:52:01.720 that they

00:52:02.820 all targeted

00:52:03.400 the same

00:52:03.840 thing

00:52:04.180 give me

00:52:05.300 your opinion

00:52:05.920 if that

00:52:07.440 sounds like

00:52:08.520 an accident

00:52:09.120 or if you

00:52:10.160 could imagine

00:52:10.760 there'd be

00:52:11.200 another

00:52:11.580 ordinary

00:52:12.140 reason

00:52:12.560 for it

00:52:13.040 do you

00:52:14.180 think

00:52:14.340 there could

00:52:14.680 be another

00:52:15.340 ordinary

00:52:16.200 reason

00:52:16.840 why they

00:52:17.960 all took

00:52:18.480 the same

00:52:18.820 approach

00:52:19.220 let me

00:52:23.440 throw out

00:52:23.920 an ordinary

00:52:24.440 reason

00:52:24.940 do you

00:52:26.620 think that

00:52:27.100 all the

00:52:27.480 people involved

00:52:28.220 in the

00:52:28.520 different

00:52:28.800 companies

00:52:29.300 do you

00:52:29.980 think they

00:52:30.320 attend

00:52:30.780 the same

00:52:31.540 let's say

00:52:33.180 seminars

00:52:33.660 do you

00:52:35.080 think they

00:52:35.360 go to the

00:52:35.740 same trade

00:52:36.280 show

00:52:36.560 I don't

00:52:37.120 know what

00:52:37.300 you'd call

00:52:37.620 it but

00:52:37.900 an event

00:52:38.600 where the

00:52:38.940 doctors tell

00:52:39.520 you what's

00:52:39.840 new

00:52:40.020 do you

00:52:40.700 think they

00:52:41.000 read the

00:52:41.380 same

00:52:41.580 publications

00:52:42.140 do you

00:52:44.440 think it's

00:52:44.900 possible

00:52:45.340 and I'm

00:52:45.780 just going to

00:52:46.080 put this

00:52:46.400 out as a

00:52:46.780 possibility

00:52:47.100 do you

00:52:47.780 think that

00:52:48.120 they were

00:52:48.420 all aware

00:52:49.100 that nobody

00:52:50.800 had ever

00:52:51.160 solved this

00:52:51.740 coronavirus

00:52:52.240 problem

00:52:52.980 but the

00:52:54.220 closest anybody

00:52:55.180 came

00:52:55.780 might have

00:52:57.020 something to do

00:52:57.620 with that spike

00:52:58.160 protein

00:52:58.580 and could it

00:53:00.580 be that

00:53:00.940 everybody in

00:53:01.540 the industry

00:53:02.240 knew that

00:53:03.360 if you're

00:53:03.700 going to go

00:53:04.060 fast

00:53:04.640 you better

00:53:05.600 start with

00:53:06.400 the stuff

00:53:06.840 we already

00:53:07.300 know

00:53:07.640 and maybe

00:53:09.040 the state

00:53:10.200 of the art

00:53:10.580 was the

00:53:11.280 thing we

00:53:11.640 knew the

00:53:11.980 most about

00:53:12.480 was that

00:53:12.880 thing

00:53:13.200 and so

00:53:14.500 maybe that

00:53:15.000 that's not

00:53:15.740 what they

00:53:16.040 would have

00:53:16.300 done outside

00:53:17.040 of a

00:53:17.400 pandemic

00:53:17.820 maybe if

00:53:19.080 it had not

00:53:19.460 been a

00:53:19.740 pandemic

00:53:20.100 some of

00:53:21.220 them would

00:53:21.500 say you

00:53:21.760 know we're

00:53:22.020 going to

00:53:22.200 keep looking

00:53:22.700 because this

00:53:24.340 approach has

00:53:24.880 some problems

00:53:25.420 perhaps so

00:53:26.140 let's see if

00:53:26.900 there's something

00:53:27.260 even better

00:53:27.820 than a spike

00:53:28.360 protein

00:53:28.720 but since

00:53:31.000 they all had

00:53:31.400 to rush

00:53:31.900 and there was

00:53:33.080 money on the

00:53:33.700 line do you

00:53:35.000 think that they

00:53:35.480 all said okay

00:53:36.160 I'm pretty sure

00:53:37.540 the other guys

00:53:38.200 are going to

00:53:38.500 pick that spike

00:53:39.200 protein so

00:53:40.640 we're going to

00:53:41.060 be a lot

00:53:41.420 safer because

00:53:42.860 we all will

00:53:43.520 have picked

00:53:43.900 it and then

00:53:45.020 if things go

00:53:45.620 wrong with

00:53:45.980 the spike

00:53:46.300 protein well

00:53:47.700 at least

00:53:48.140 everybody did

00:53:48.860 the same

00:53:49.300 thing it's

00:53:49.900 not going to

00:53:50.320 look like we

00:53:50.820 were the

00:53:51.140 dumb ones

00:53:51.720 right so

00:53:52.800 all I'm

00:53:53.240 suggesting is

00:53:54.020 that for him

00:53:55.420 to call this

00:53:55.960 a black swan

00:53:56.900 event seems

00:53:58.740 absurd there's

00:54:01.160 a very ordinary

00:54:01.960 set of

00:54:02.480 circumstances that

00:54:03.420 would get you

00:54:03.860 to all of them

00:54:04.460 doing the same

00:54:05.000 thing

00:54:05.300 just because

00:54:07.880 they think the

00:54:08.400 other ones are

00:54:08.860 doing you

00:54:10.120 don't think the

00:54:10.660 people at the

00:54:11.140 different companies

00:54:11.820 talk to each

00:54:12.520 other I'm sure

00:54:14.680 they did either

00:54:16.240 directly or

00:54:16.920 indirectly you

00:54:17.760 don't think they

00:54:18.180 had friends in

00:54:19.260 the other

00:54:19.620 companies that

00:54:20.340 do the same

00:54:20.800 kind of work

00:54:21.320 you don't think

00:54:22.160 there are people

00:54:22.580 who used to

00:54:23.060 work at one

00:54:23.540 company but

00:54:24.440 now they've

00:54:24.880 worked at the

00:54:25.300 other and they

00:54:25.760 still have best

00:54:26.240 friends at the

00:54:26.740 past company

00:54:27.320 you don't think

00:54:28.280 that they all

00:54:28.820 know yeah but

00:54:30.760 basically herd

00:54:32.400 mentality plus

00:54:34.240 money

00:54:34.640 plus having to

00:54:36.280 do something

00:54:37.080 really quick

00:54:37.860 plus wanting to

00:54:39.620 avoid liability

00:54:40.800 probably would get

00:54:42.580 them all to do

00:54:43.120 the same thing

00:54:43.760 does anybody

00:54:46.840 think that it's

00:54:47.380 crazy to

00:54:48.600 imagine there

00:54:49.120 would be just

00:54:49.540 the most ordinary

00:54:50.360 reasons in the

00:54:51.160 world that they

00:54:51.760 approached it the

00:54:53.460 same way

00:54:53.880 now I'm not saying

00:54:54.880 it's the way I

00:54:55.420 described

00:54:55.880 I'm just saying

00:54:57.340 that in the real

00:54:58.040 world there's

00:55:00.420 probably a hundred

00:55:01.160 ways that they

00:55:01.980 could all have

00:55:02.420 made the same

00:55:03.040 decision just

00:55:04.260 because you

00:55:04.600 can't imagine

00:55:05.300 it immediately

00:55:06.040 doesn't make it

00:55:06.980 unlikely it could

00:55:08.780 be a problem

00:55:09.260 with your

00:55:09.600 imagination

00:55:10.140 right how

00:55:11.660 many of you

00:55:12.180 until I just

00:55:12.960 gave my little

00:55:13.680 hypothetical

00:55:14.460 explanation of

00:55:15.740 how it could

00:55:16.180 all have

00:55:16.440 happened how

00:55:17.500 many of you

00:55:18.020 when you first

00:55:18.580 heard it said

00:55:19.080 I can't think

00:55:19.800 of any way

00:55:20.220 that could have

00:55:20.620 happened I

00:55:21.780 can't think of

00:55:22.300 any way that

00:55:22.840 could have

00:55:23.100 happened unless

00:55:24.280 it was intentional

00:55:25.280 I can think of

00:55:27.420 lots of ways it

00:55:27.940 could happen so

00:55:29.560 I don't buy

00:55:31.260 his assumption

00:55:32.060 that there's

00:55:33.200 only one way it

00:55:33.900 could have

00:55:34.140 happened which

00:55:34.800 is intentionally

00:55:35.660 however I also

00:55:40.760 don't know that

00:55:41.300 he's wrong

00:55:41.740 okay so as

00:55:43.760 clearly as I

00:55:44.940 can you know

00:55:46.060 because later if

00:55:46.680 it turns out he's

00:55:47.300 right you're going

00:55:48.260 to say you tried

00:55:48.820 to debunk that

00:55:49.460 guy no I

00:55:49.940 didn't there's

00:55:51.040 no debunking

00:55:51.760 going on here

00:55:52.340 what we're doing

00:55:53.540 is we're learning

00:55:54.380 how to look at

00:55:55.580 the news

00:55:56.100 and what you

00:55:58.460 do with that

00:55:58.980 is going to be

00:55:59.500 your own

00:56:00.140 but I'm telling

00:56:01.480 you this

00:56:03.680 claim that it

00:56:04.960 couldn't have

00:56:05.480 happened by

00:56:06.140 accident is

00:56:08.220 ridiculous

00:56:08.680 it could have

00:56:10.760 happened for a

00:56:11.280 number of reasons

00:56:11.820 that weren't an

00:56:12.480 accident but not

00:56:13.740 necessarily because

00:56:14.360 there's a plot to

00:56:15.540 destroy or depopulate

00:56:16.720 the world

00:56:17.100 and then the fact

00:56:22.120 that we would

00:56:22.620 have known that

00:56:23.300 there would be

00:56:23.940 toxic stuff

00:56:26.080 again there

00:56:27.780 was so much

00:56:28.400 money involved

00:56:29.180 that I think

00:56:30.420 everybody involved

00:56:31.380 couldn't see the

00:56:32.540 risks

00:56:32.920 if you said to

00:56:35.180 me Scott

00:56:36.100 I'd like you to

00:56:38.120 go mountain

00:56:38.880 biking in this

00:56:40.500 place you've never

00:56:41.160 been

00:56:41.460 my first thought

00:56:43.540 would be

00:56:44.340 ooh

00:56:44.760 at my age

00:56:46.160 and you know

00:56:46.760 I'm not really

00:56:47.440 a mountain biker

00:56:48.400 I feel like that

00:56:49.580 would be dangerous

00:56:50.240 and then they say

00:56:52.120 I'll give you

00:56:52.620 a thousand dollars

00:56:53.860 and I go

00:56:54.860 a thousand dollars

00:56:56.740 well it won't

00:56:57.360 change my life

00:56:58.140 but it's free

00:56:59.420 money

00:56:59.760 no no I don't

00:57:00.940 want to get hurt

00:57:01.460 a thousand dollars

00:57:02.500 I'll give you

00:57:03.840 one billion dollars

00:57:06.020 to go trail bike

00:57:07.940 riding on this

00:57:08.580 trail you've never

00:57:09.220 been on

00:57:09.680 suddenly

00:57:10.900 I tell myself

00:57:12.840 well you know

00:57:13.660 I could just

00:57:14.760 go slowly

00:57:15.400 people who fall

00:57:17.740 off bikes all

00:57:18.360 the time

00:57:18.860 I'll just fall

00:57:21.300 off I'll get

00:57:21.840 back on I'm

00:57:22.420 wearing my helmet

00:57:22.960 I mean for God's

00:57:24.100 sakes I'm wearing

00:57:24.560 my helmet

00:57:24.900 I'll go with

00:57:25.700 somebody else

00:57:26.440 I mean I'm not

00:57:27.360 going to be alone

00:57:27.960 so obviously

00:57:29.440 if something happens

00:57:30.760 you know I can

00:57:31.300 get help

00:57:31.800 so yeah

00:57:32.960 you tell me it's

00:57:34.080 a billion dollars

00:57:34.780 and I can't see

00:57:35.380 the risks anymore

00:57:36.280 right

00:57:37.640 it just erases

00:57:39.180 the risks in my

00:57:40.200 mind I just see

00:57:41.080 billion dollars

00:57:42.340 billion dollars

00:57:43.040 that's all I see

00:57:43.720 it blinds me

00:57:44.700 so it would be

00:57:46.060 easy to imagine

00:57:46.780 how the researchers

00:57:47.680 were blinded by

00:57:49.720 the profits

00:57:50.700 they were about

00:57:51.280 to make

00:57:51.720 or they're all

00:57:53.280 evil

00:57:53.540 both possible

00:57:54.520 alright here's

00:57:55.020 another one

00:57:55.500 I want you to

00:57:57.520 put on your

00:57:58.000 skeptic hat

00:57:58.940 here's a little

00:58:01.020 excerpt I heard

00:58:02.500 from the book

00:58:03.360 Atomic Habits

00:58:04.300 and it was a

00:58:05.920 story about the

00:58:06.560 British cycling

00:58:08.160 team

00:58:08.580 you know the

00:58:09.020 bicycle people

00:58:09.940 and apparently

00:58:11.440 they'd been bad

00:58:12.300 forever

00:58:13.020 so they were

00:58:14.020 just bad at

00:58:14.740 cycling

00:58:15.120 but they got

00:58:16.280 this new

00:58:16.920 leader

00:58:17.680 and the new

00:58:19.120 leader of the

00:58:19.840 British cycling

00:58:20.840 teams

00:58:21.360 implemented a

00:58:23.400 wide series

00:58:25.320 of small

00:58:25.940 improvements

00:58:26.480 so improvements

00:58:28.280 in the seed

00:58:29.380 they even

00:58:30.080 improved the

00:58:30.640 pillows

00:58:31.100 that the

00:58:32.400 competitors

00:58:32.900 use

00:58:33.400 so they'd

00:58:33.820 get better

00:58:34.240 sleep

00:58:34.620 so he just

00:58:35.640 went to

00:58:36.380 every little

00:58:37.040 thing you

00:58:37.440 could get

00:58:37.940 and maybe

00:58:38.760 the improvement

00:58:39.360 of each

00:58:39.800 thing

00:58:40.220 was just

00:58:41.060 maybe 1%

00:58:41.940 just a little

00:58:43.600 benefit here

00:58:44.780 and then the

00:58:46.300 sum of that

00:58:48.320 was that

00:58:49.240 although your

00:58:49.720 common sense

00:58:50.580 says that

00:58:51.220 these little

00:58:51.700 improvements

00:58:52.340 probably should

00:58:53.600 show just a

00:58:54.220 little bit of

00:58:54.700 gain

00:58:55.020 but when you

00:58:56.300 sum them up

00:58:57.160 you know you're

00:58:58.000 1% better about

00:58:59.060 everything

00:58:59.540 suddenly they

00:59:00.820 became like

00:59:01.560 champions and

00:59:02.320 they were winning

00:59:02.820 competitions

00:59:03.440 and very quickly

00:59:04.740 after this new

00:59:06.100 coach came in

00:59:07.160 better

00:59:09.120 better performance

00:59:10.700 so it was

00:59:13.340 probably

00:59:13.920 these tiny

00:59:15.440 improvements

00:59:15.960 that made

00:59:16.500 the difference

00:59:17.180 right

00:59:18.680 because

00:59:19.360 when I see

00:59:20.520 that a

00:59:21.080 cycling team

00:59:22.140 gets

00:59:23.980 suddenly

00:59:24.720 better

00:59:25.120 the first

00:59:26.620 thing I ask

00:59:27.360 is

00:59:27.600 did they make

00:59:28.540 a lot of

00:59:28.900 micro improvements

00:59:29.680 that's the first

00:59:31.780 thing you ask

00:59:32.360 right

00:59:32.620 what

00:59:35.180 dope

00:59:36.560 I'm not a

00:59:37.260 dope

00:59:37.540 somebody's calling

00:59:38.440 me a dope

00:59:39.040 oh

00:59:40.460 oh

00:59:40.680 oh

00:59:40.880 okay

00:59:42.300 you're thinking

00:59:44.780 that maybe

00:59:45.340 they'd found

00:59:46.000 some way

00:59:46.540 to cheat

00:59:47.180 that they

00:59:48.560 didn't tell

00:59:49.000 the reporters

00:59:49.660 who asked

00:59:50.200 about it

00:59:50.700 are you saying

00:59:52.300 that some

00:59:52.740 people

00:59:53.120 no I'm not

00:59:54.780 saying this is

00:59:55.340 true

00:59:55.540 but are you

00:59:56.620 telling me

00:59:57.280 that you

00:59:58.440 think people

00:59:59.080 would do

00:59:59.400 this

00:59:59.760 I think

01:00:01.680 you're way

01:00:02.220 too skeptical

01:00:03.020 oh

01:00:04.280 you people

01:00:05.040 why can't

01:00:06.220 you trust

01:00:06.600 the athletes

01:00:07.260 has any

01:00:08.220 athlete

01:00:08.620 taken an

01:00:09.400 illegal drug

01:00:10.280 and tried

01:00:10.760 to

01:00:10.940 what

01:00:11.720 Lance

01:00:12.880 who's this

01:00:13.660 Lance Armstrong

01:00:14.320 guy you're

01:00:14.780 talking about

01:00:16.120 has anybody

01:00:16.980 ever heard

01:00:17.320 of him

01:00:17.640 that doesn't

01:00:19.120 even sound

01:00:19.440 like a real

01:00:19.880 name

01:00:20.300 Lance

01:00:21.460 is that a

01:00:22.900 real person

01:00:23.380 oh

01:00:25.460 oh he did

01:00:26.060 what

01:00:26.420 Lance

01:00:27.520 oh for

01:00:28.460 years

01:00:29.040 for years

01:00:29.880 my god

01:00:30.820 it's like

01:00:32.460 they never

01:00:32.860 tested him

01:00:33.540 what

01:00:34.440 they did

01:00:35.820 test

01:00:36.100 what

01:00:36.540 they did

01:00:37.400 test him

01:00:37.920 they tested

01:00:39.140 him for

01:00:39.440 years

01:00:39.900 and he

01:00:41.560 always came

01:00:42.020 out legit

01:00:42.540 and then

01:00:43.840 later we

01:00:44.280 found out

01:00:44.820 wow

01:00:45.620 well that's

01:00:47.260 surprising

01:00:47.700 isn't it

01:00:48.500 didn't see

01:00:49.560 that coming

01:00:50.060 at all

01:00:50.400 but

01:00:51.020 let me tell

01:00:52.540 you that

01:00:52.880 this one

01:00:53.460 British

01:00:53.820 cycling

01:00:54.160 team

01:00:54.520 they had

01:00:55.660 nothing like

01:00:56.180 that going

01:00:56.580 on

01:00:56.880 what they

01:00:58.240 did

01:00:58.560 was they

01:00:59.200 got a

01:00:59.800 sudden

01:01:00.160 pretty

01:01:01.120 major

01:01:01.600 improvement

01:01:02.140 from all

01:01:03.220 the tiny

01:01:03.620 micro

01:01:04.000 improvements

01:01:04.460 now I'm

01:01:08.640 going to

01:01:08.760 say the

01:01:09.060 same thing

01:01:09.400 I said

01:01:09.660 for the

01:01:09.920 last

01:01:10.120 story

01:01:10.340 I don't

01:01:11.000 know

01:01:11.120 it's

01:01:11.320 true

01:01:11.520 is it

01:01:13.180 possible

01:01:13.580 that their

01:01:14.060 great

01:01:14.360 improvements

01:01:14.880 came

01:01:15.260 exactly

01:01:15.880 like

01:01:16.320 atomic

01:01:16.820 habit

01:01:17.120 says

01:01:17.560 from a

01:01:18.760 number

01:01:19.000 of

01:01:19.200 improvements

01:01:19.660 in

01:01:20.280 everything

01:01:20.720 they

01:01:20.960 do

01:01:21.240 absolutely

01:01:22.520 yeah

01:01:23.380 I do

01:01:24.140 think

01:01:24.420 that there's

01:01:24.880 power

01:01:25.260 so the

01:01:25.920 the point

01:01:27.100 of the

01:01:27.380 book

01:01:27.720 is valid

01:01:28.860 that if

01:01:30.620 you

01:01:30.880 systematically

01:01:31.780 looked at

01:01:33.240 everything

01:01:33.580 you do

01:01:34.100 and tried

01:01:34.700 to improve

01:01:35.520 everything

01:01:35.940 you do

01:01:36.280 a little

01:01:36.580 bit

01:01:36.840 I did

01:01:37.360 that

01:01:37.500 with

01:01:37.640 tennis

01:01:37.980 if you

01:01:39.360 played

01:01:39.680 if you

01:01:40.000 played

01:01:40.240 a sport

01:01:40.680 I would

01:01:42.420 experiment

01:01:43.180 with the

01:01:43.840 grip

01:01:44.300 you know

01:01:45.000 which grip

01:01:45.500 gave me

01:01:45.800 the best

01:01:46.100 grip

01:01:46.500 I'd

01:01:47.380 experiment

01:01:47.780 with the

01:01:48.220 strings

01:01:48.740 infinitely

01:01:49.400 I'm

01:01:49.880 always

01:01:50.100 tweaking

01:01:50.460 the

01:01:50.660 strings

01:01:51.000 right

01:01:51.420 I'd

01:01:52.140 put like

01:01:52.480 little

01:01:52.780 little

01:01:53.420 lead

01:01:53.900 weights

01:01:54.280 on the

01:01:55.440 inside

01:01:55.780 of the

01:01:55.980 racket

01:01:56.260 to change

01:01:56.860 the

01:01:57.060 weighting

01:01:57.420 of the

01:01:57.620 racket

01:01:57.940 I would

01:01:59.240 experiment

01:01:59.800 with which

01:02:00.340 tennis balls

01:02:01.160 worked on

01:02:02.420 what kind

01:02:02.820 of court

01:02:03.260 right

01:02:04.720 I would

01:02:05.800 I would

01:02:06.140 experiment

01:02:06.500 with my

01:02:07.100 diet

01:02:07.560 I experimented

01:02:08.980 with

01:02:09.320 visualization

01:02:10.080 with

01:02:10.900 you know

01:02:12.160 I do

01:02:12.820 practice

01:02:13.240 swings

01:02:13.720 because I

01:02:14.200 heard that

01:02:14.480 was a good

01:02:14.860 thing

01:02:15.100 it is a good

01:02:15.640 thing

01:02:15.860 you do

01:02:16.360 practice

01:02:16.740 swings

01:02:17.120 before you

01:02:17.540 go on

01:02:17.760 the court

01:02:18.100 and you

01:02:19.940 do

01:02:19.980 stretching

01:02:20.380 so I

01:02:21.780 do

01:02:21.960 believe

01:02:22.380 from my

01:02:23.220 own

01:02:23.380 experience

01:02:23.880 and everything

01:02:24.440 I've

01:02:24.720 ever experienced

01:02:25.340 in life

01:02:25.680 that it

01:02:26.500 could be

01:02:26.820 exactly

01:02:27.180 what it

01:02:27.520 looks like

01:02:27.940 they just

01:02:28.820 improved

01:02:29.320 everything

01:02:29.700 and then

01:02:30.080 they got

01:02:30.500 really good

01:02:30.980 I'm just

01:02:32.680 saying

01:02:33.100 that if

01:02:34.080 somebody

01:02:34.360 presented

01:02:34.880 this story

01:02:35.500 to you

01:02:35.920 the first

01:02:36.740 time you

01:02:37.020 never heard

01:02:37.480 it

01:02:37.660 I would

01:02:39.360 not assume

01:02:39.960 it was

01:02:40.560 the extra

01:02:41.680 systems

01:02:42.520 that they

01:02:42.920 employed

01:02:43.220 that made

01:02:43.580 the difference

01:02:44.060 I would

01:02:44.900 assume

01:02:45.200 cheating

01:02:45.560 but I'm

01:02:46.820 not going

01:02:47.100 to make

01:02:47.260 that claim

01:02:47.800 I'm not

01:02:49.340 making that

01:02:49.720 claim

01:02:49.880 I'm saying

01:02:50.480 that if

01:02:50.780 you were

01:02:51.080 a smart

01:02:51.740 consumer

01:02:52.200 of news

01:02:52.820 don't

01:02:53.880 assume

01:02:54.300 that the

01:02:54.720 reasons

01:02:55.160 given by

01:02:55.820 the reporters

01:02:56.560 are the

01:02:58.000 real reasons

01:02:58.660 because people

01:03:00.660 don't tell

01:03:01.140 the truth

01:03:01.600 I don't

01:03:02.020 know if

01:03:02.200 you knew

01:03:02.420 that

01:03:02.700 if you

01:03:04.200 interviewed

01:03:04.640 all the

01:03:05.200 people on

01:03:05.640 the team

01:03:06.080 do you

01:03:06.980 think any

01:03:07.580 one of

01:03:07.860 them would

01:03:08.120 say

01:03:08.280 oh you

01:03:08.680 know

01:03:08.920 you got

01:03:09.500 me

01:03:09.800 it's really

01:03:10.920 you've

01:03:11.120 taken some

01:03:11.520 illegal drugs

01:03:12.260 no

01:03:12.880 they would

01:03:13.820 say what

01:03:14.220 their leader

01:03:14.660 said

01:03:15.000 well we've

01:03:15.860 made lots

01:03:16.400 of different

01:03:16.740 improvements

01:03:17.200 and they

01:03:18.260 all summed

01:03:18.800 up and

01:03:19.200 made us

01:03:19.620 great

01:03:19.840 so

01:03:20.900 anyway

01:03:21.600 so I'm

01:03:22.060 not

01:03:22.240 casting

01:03:22.760 aspersions

01:03:23.640 on any

01:03:24.640 of the

01:03:24.820 people in

01:03:25.180 these

01:03:25.340 stories

01:03:25.660 maybe the

01:03:26.200 story is

01:03:26.580 exactly

01:03:27.080 the way

01:03:27.540 they told

01:03:27.960 it

01:03:28.200 but

01:03:29.020 that is

01:03:29.940 how you

01:03:30.320 would

01:03:30.580 examine

01:03:32.040 these

01:03:32.360 claims

01:03:32.820 critically

01:03:33.820 all right

01:03:35.820 ladies and

01:03:36.900 gentlemen

01:03:37.180 is there any

01:03:37.740 story I'm

01:03:38.300 forgetting

01:03:38.660 because I

01:03:39.240 feel like

01:03:39.640 I am

01:03:40.120 anything big

01:03:41.520 happen

01:03:41.840 you can

01:03:46.260 always tell

01:03:46.620 there's a

01:03:46.940 new person

01:03:47.460 Scott are

01:03:48.580 you vaccinated

01:03:49.320 do you

01:03:51.580 want me to

01:03:52.060 go off on

01:03:52.540 him

01:03:52.880 how many

01:03:54.520 people would

01:03:54.980 like me to

01:03:55.480 go off on

01:03:55.900 the person

01:03:56.220 who just

01:03:56.580 asked me

01:03:56.940 if I'm

01:03:57.200 vaccinated

01:03:57.640 just for

01:03:59.860 entertainment

01:04:00.320 oh some

01:04:02.480 people are

01:04:02.800 saying no

01:04:03.200 don't go

01:04:03.660 off on

01:04:03.980 should I

01:04:06.040 let it

01:04:06.300 slide

01:04:06.640 how about

01:04:08.820 if I

01:04:09.200 say something

01:04:09.960 polite but

01:04:10.800 but

01:04:11.320 ominous

01:04:12.760 sounding

01:04:13.180 I'm gonna

01:04:16.000 I'm gonna

01:04:16.280 go I'm gonna

01:04:16.820 split the

01:04:17.220 difference

01:04:17.600 I'm gonna

01:04:19.220 sound angry

01:04:20.040 and polite

01:04:20.600 at the same

01:04:21.140 time

01:04:21.480 all right

01:04:22.400 I'm gonna

01:04:23.340 split the

01:04:23.720 difference

01:04:24.040 let's see

01:04:25.060 if I can

01:04:25.320 do this

01:04:25.860 angry and

01:04:28.660 polite at

01:04:29.120 the same

01:04:29.420 time

01:04:29.740 the question

01:04:30.540 I'm responding

01:04:31.060 to is am

01:04:31.900 I vaccinated

01:04:32.620 I was

01:04:37.020 not under

01:04:37.480 the impression

01:04:38.720 that my

01:04:40.280 personal

01:04:41.060 medical

01:04:41.460 decisions

01:04:42.020 were any

01:04:42.440 of your

01:04:42.660 business

01:04:43.080 how was

01:04:46.760 that

01:04:47.060 under any

01:04:52.100 conditions

01:04:52.720 doesn't matter

01:04:54.440 if you think

01:04:54.940 it's newsworthy

01:04:55.720 doesn't matter

01:04:57.940 if you made

01:04:58.440 a different

01:04:58.840 decision

01:04:59.300 doesn't matter

01:05:00.900 if you were

01:05:01.480 in my

01:05:01.840 situation

01:05:02.420 you would

01:05:03.400 have chosen

01:05:03.800 differently

01:05:04.280 doesn't matter

01:05:05.560 if it works

01:05:06.080 out for me

01:05:06.700 doesn't matter

01:05:08.000 if it doesn't

01:05:08.480 work out for

01:05:09.000 me

01:05:09.200 there's one

01:05:10.760 important thing

01:05:11.620 that's more

01:05:12.720 important than

01:05:13.260 all of those

01:05:14.080 things

01:05:14.520 that it's

01:05:16.400 none of your

01:05:17.000 fucking

01:05:17.540 business

01:05:18.160 all right

01:05:21.920 but I was

01:05:24.200 vaccinated

01:05:24.700 it's a long

01:05:27.120 story

01:05:27.500 but I

01:05:29.040 certainly

01:05:29.340 wouldn't

01:05:29.640 recommend

01:05:30.100 you do

01:05:30.520 what I

01:05:30.820 do

01:05:31.020 and if

01:05:31.740 I ever

01:05:32.300 recommend

01:05:32.880 anything

01:05:33.820 but vitamin

01:05:34.520 D and

01:05:35.040 sunshine

01:05:35.440 and exercise

01:05:36.580 and eating

01:05:37.540 right

01:05:37.900 sleeping

01:05:38.980 right

01:05:39.320 if I get

01:05:40.160 out of that

01:05:40.600 domain

01:05:41.040 maybe do

01:05:42.160 some deep

01:05:42.580 breathing

01:05:42.880 you can

01:05:44.100 criticize me

01:05:44.840 but if

01:05:46.840 you're going

01:05:47.080 to make

01:05:47.320 a point

01:05:47.700 about one

01:05:48.440 individual's

01:05:49.220 individual

01:05:49.740 decision

01:05:50.300 do you know

01:05:51.120 what that

01:05:51.360 would make

01:05:51.700 you

01:05:51.920 that would

01:05:53.260 make you

01:05:53.580 like the

01:05:54.000 people who

01:05:54.560 talk about

01:05:55.100 averages

01:05:55.680 oh

01:05:57.340 so

01:05:58.480 you and

01:05:59.800 your specific

01:06:00.660 medical

01:06:01.180 situation

01:06:01.900 you

01:06:03.260 you acted

01:06:03.820 like the

01:06:04.300 average of

01:06:05.100 these people

01:06:05.640 no

01:06:06.060 I acted

01:06:07.420 like I

01:06:07.880 was one

01:06:08.300 person with

01:06:08.860 one decision

01:06:09.540 that was

01:06:10.400 unlike

01:06:10.880 anybody

01:06:11.460 else's

01:06:11.860 decision

01:06:12.260 at the

01:06:12.600 time

01:06:12.880 nobody

01:06:14.020 else had

01:06:14.460 the same

01:06:14.740 decision

01:06:15.140 so

01:06:17.300 your

01:06:19.640 opinion

01:06:20.120 of my

01:06:20.560 decision

01:06:20.940 is

01:06:21.560 A

01:06:21.900 uninformed

01:06:22.660 of course

01:06:23.960 B

01:06:25.280 does not

01:06:26.200 compare to

01:06:26.680 your decision

01:06:27.240 so you

01:06:28.580 could not

01:06:28.920 say that

01:06:29.320 if you

01:06:29.580 decided

01:06:29.960 differently

01:06:30.420 therefore

01:06:31.240 anything

01:06:31.820 about me

01:06:32.540 because you

01:06:33.420 see we're

01:06:33.820 infinitely

01:06:34.260 different

01:06:34.760 and we

01:06:36.060 have different

01:06:36.460 situations

01:06:37.020 so the

01:06:38.320 average of

01:06:39.140 people who

01:06:39.540 got vaccinated

01:06:40.280 if you're

01:06:41.620 comparing it

01:06:42.280 to the

01:06:42.580 average of

01:06:43.460 people who

01:06:43.840 didn't

01:06:44.200 that might

01:06:45.560 tell you

01:06:45.900 something that

01:06:46.400 I don't

01:06:46.660 give a

01:06:47.000 shit about

01:06:47.500 but it

01:06:49.200 doesn't tell

01:06:49.560 me anything

01:06:49.900 about me

01:06:50.400 which I

01:06:52.060 do care

01:06:52.380 about

01:06:52.740 am I

01:07:00.120 just mad

01:07:00.680 because I

01:07:01.140 wish I

01:07:01.440 didn't get

01:07:01.880 it

01:07:02.140 no

01:07:03.520 how many

01:07:04.760 people live

01:07:05.320 like that

01:07:05.920 how many

01:07:08.180 of you live

01:07:08.740 in regret

01:07:09.360 of past

01:07:10.040 decisions

01:07:10.520 I've never

01:07:12.080 had that

01:07:12.420 feeling

01:07:12.740 regret is

01:07:16.180 the dumbest

01:07:16.780 thing you

01:07:17.080 could ever

01:07:17.380 feel

01:07:17.700 in fact

01:07:19.240 one of my

01:07:19.720 best reframes

01:07:20.620 I'll give you

01:07:20.980 my best reframe

01:07:21.820 from my book

01:07:22.380 reframe your

01:07:23.220 brain

01:07:23.620 available now

01:07:26.300 the best

01:07:27.920 reframe

01:07:28.400 and somebody

01:07:28.800 told me

01:07:29.240 yesterday

01:07:29.600 that this

01:07:30.580 really helped

01:07:31.020 them

01:07:31.160 is

01:07:32.180 if there

01:07:33.260 was something

01:07:33.760 that you're

01:07:34.540 not happy

01:07:35.060 about in

01:07:35.520 your past

01:07:36.080 just imagine

01:07:37.980 you just

01:07:38.540 spawned into

01:07:39.780 this environment

01:07:40.840 today like a

01:07:41.560 video game

01:07:42.080 just imagine

01:07:43.440 you just woke

01:07:44.160 up and this

01:07:45.620 is the stuff

01:07:46.520 you had to

01:07:46.900 play with

01:07:47.360 usually

01:07:49.160 you're fine

01:07:50.540 you might have

01:07:52.120 a terrible

01:07:52.460 problem you

01:07:52.880 have to deal

01:07:53.320 with but

01:07:54.220 usually you

01:07:55.380 wake up and

01:07:55.920 you're like

01:07:56.220 you know

01:07:56.520 I'm healthy

01:07:57.900 I have ways

01:08:00.680 I can get

01:08:01.200 ahead

01:08:01.560 I know what

01:08:02.460 to do if I

01:08:02.960 wanted to get

01:08:03.420 ahead

01:08:03.740 yeah

01:08:04.680 I'll start

01:08:05.860 here

01:08:06.140 this would be

01:08:07.060 a good

01:08:07.280 starting place

01:08:07.960 so think of

01:08:09.200 today as your

01:08:09.760 starting place

01:08:10.540 and then just

01:08:11.620 see how it

01:08:12.020 is

01:08:12.280 and if you

01:08:13.660 don't like

01:08:14.020 your starting

01:08:14.460 place

01:08:14.800 the next

01:08:15.160 question is

01:08:15.780 how hard

01:08:16.640 would it get

01:08:17.020 from where

01:08:17.480 you are

01:08:17.960 to this

01:08:19.240 better place

01:08:19.940 well you

01:08:21.460 apply for a

01:08:22.000 better job

01:08:22.580 you learn

01:08:22.980 some more

01:08:23.340 skills

01:08:23.780 you talk

01:08:24.720 to your

01:08:24.980 cousin

01:08:25.300 who's got

01:08:25.800 a job

01:08:26.320 opening

01:08:26.640 you do

01:08:28.000 some stuff

01:08:28.540 but probably

01:08:29.860 you're fine

01:08:30.440 so when you

01:08:31.740 ask me

01:08:32.160 do I regret

01:08:33.100 a past

01:08:33.660 decision

01:08:34.100 the answer

01:08:35.400 is

01:08:35.760 never

01:08:37.000 I've never

01:08:39.040 I don't have

01:08:39.980 any regret

01:08:40.720 about anything

01:08:41.240 and if you're

01:08:42.880 thinking in

01:08:44.020 those terms

01:08:44.740 you're really

01:08:46.400 hurting yourself

01:08:47.180 so no

01:08:48.460 I don't

01:08:49.080 regret

01:08:49.580 anything

01:08:50.640 that or

01:08:52.120 anything else

01:08:52.740 it's just

01:08:53.600 what happened

01:08:54.080 now one of

01:08:55.120 the reasons

01:08:55.460 I can

01:08:56.220 live without

01:08:57.200 regret

01:08:57.720 is that I

01:08:58.220 don't believe

01:08:59.020 in free will

01:08:59.660 so that makes

01:09:01.220 it easy

01:09:01.640 if you don't

01:09:03.180 believe in

01:09:03.560 free will

01:09:04.080 you just

01:09:05.520 say what

01:09:05.980 happened was

01:09:06.540 the only

01:09:06.820 thing that

01:09:07.120 was going

01:09:07.380 to happen

01:09:07.760 you know

01:09:08.640 the nature

01:09:09.340 of my

01:09:09.720 brain at

01:09:10.200 that moment

01:09:10.720 with all

01:09:11.840 of the other

01:09:12.280 inputs from

01:09:12.900 the environment

01:09:13.500 didn't have

01:09:15.080 an option

01:09:15.500 of going

01:09:15.920 a different

01:09:16.260 direction

01:09:16.700 there was

01:09:17.760 only one

01:09:18.160 way it

01:09:18.440 could happen

01:09:18.840 given my

01:09:20.200 brain at

01:09:20.680 the time

01:09:21.120 and all

01:09:22.420 of the other

01:09:23.000 variables

01:09:23.700 it was one

01:09:24.260 thing

01:09:24.500 now

01:09:26.080 Benafide says

01:09:27.120 that's excuses

01:09:27.920 no that would

01:09:29.200 be a scientific

01:09:30.320 view of the

01:09:30.900 world

01:09:31.160 what you

01:09:32.100 have is a

01:09:33.100 magical view

01:09:34.020 of the world

01:09:34.440 where people

01:09:35.960 have this

01:09:36.420 thing floating

01:09:37.700 around called

01:09:38.340 free will

01:09:38.880 that would

01:09:40.520 be the least

01:09:41.360 scientific view

01:09:42.460 so if you

01:09:43.300 want to have

01:09:43.580 an unscientific

01:09:44.380 sort of a

01:09:45.340 horoscope-y

01:09:46.500 kind of a

01:09:47.120 view of the

01:09:47.480 world

01:09:47.780 then

01:09:48.700 you've got

01:09:50.760 it

01:09:51.160 alright

01:09:53.880 so enough

01:09:54.620 of that

01:09:54.920 enough of

01:09:55.900 the magic

01:09:56.320 beans

01:09:56.860 will

01:09:58.720 Trump

01:09:59.140 jail

01:09:59.520 Biden

01:10:00.020 well

01:10:02.400 so

01:10:02.780 Comer

01:10:03.340 Representative

01:10:04.460 Comer

01:10:04.940 says

01:10:05.260 they've

01:10:05.520 got the

01:10:05.920 goods

01:10:06.340 and

01:10:07.960 was it

01:10:09.060 who was it

01:10:11.360 recently

01:10:11.780 who says

01:10:12.420 that there's

01:10:15.060 some audio

01:10:15.560 tape that's

01:10:16.100 going to

01:10:16.440 sink

01:10:16.840 Biden

01:10:17.240 Greg Kelly

01:10:18.420 Greg Kelly

01:10:19.540 says there's

01:10:20.040 some audio

01:10:20.520 tape coming

01:10:21.060 that's going

01:10:21.500 to sink

01:10:22.600 Joe Biden

01:10:23.240 do you

01:10:24.020 think that

01:10:24.320 that's

01:10:24.540 likely

01:10:24.880 let's do

01:10:26.680 some

01:10:27.100 news

01:10:28.240 analysis

01:10:28.740 there's

01:10:29.900 one

01:10:30.880 person

01:10:31.320 and nobody

01:10:33.160 else

01:10:33.560 who says

01:10:34.760 he knows

01:10:35.160 for sure

01:10:35.620 but hasn't

01:10:36.160 heard it

01:10:36.500 himself

01:10:36.920 heard it

01:10:37.880 from another

01:10:38.320 person

01:10:38.720 that there's

01:10:40.720 an audio

01:10:41.740 that's going

01:10:42.180 to take

01:10:42.540 Joe Biden

01:10:43.120 down

01:10:43.600 that's

01:10:44.620 probably

01:10:44.860 the lowest

01:10:45.680 level of

01:10:46.360 credibility

01:10:46.900 one

01:10:48.460 person

01:10:48.940 anonymous

01:10:49.960 source

01:10:50.480 are we

01:10:52.200 done

01:10:52.480 anonymous

01:10:54.340 source

01:10:54.900 that

01:10:56.760 happens

01:10:57.180 to be

01:10:57.520 right

01:10:57.840 on the

01:10:58.140 nose

01:10:58.500 oh

01:10:59.620 it's

01:10:59.940 exactly

01:11:00.580 what

01:11:00.960 you

01:11:01.260 thought

01:11:01.720 might

01:11:02.000 be

01:11:02.360 and

01:11:03.560 there's

01:11:03.960 an

01:11:04.100 anonymous

01:11:04.460 source

01:11:04.980 that

01:11:05.860 says

01:11:06.100 it's

01:11:06.300 true

01:11:06.600 it's

01:11:07.580 going

01:11:07.700 to

01:11:07.780 happen

01:11:08.000 any

01:11:08.200 moment

01:11:08.440 now

01:11:09.500 if

01:11:09.820 it

01:11:09.940 does

01:11:10.180 happen

01:11:10.520 and

01:11:10.760 he's

01:11:10.940 got

01:11:11.120 the

01:11:11.320 scoop

01:11:11.680 I

01:11:13.360 want

01:11:13.580 to

01:11:13.720 pre

01:11:14.000 apologize

01:11:14.500 right

01:11:15.360 so

01:11:16.280 if

01:11:16.440 Greg

01:11:16.720 Kelly

01:11:17.040 really

01:11:17.360 had

01:11:17.580 the

01:11:17.760 scoop

01:11:18.140 well

01:11:20.360 then

01:11:21.120 I'm

01:11:21.480 the

01:11:21.620 loser

01:11:21.900 but

01:11:24.140 if

01:11:24.360 you

01:11:24.460 were

01:11:24.560 to

01:11:24.640 look

01:11:24.780 at

01:11:24.880 this

01:11:25.040 situation

01:11:25.460 in

01:11:25.640 its

01:11:25.780 generic

01:11:26.160 form

01:11:26.540 without

01:11:26.820 thinking

01:11:27.240 of

01:11:27.420 that

01:11:27.540 one

01:11:27.760 individual

01:11:28.200 because

01:11:28.800 I

01:11:28.960 don't

01:11:29.240 have

01:11:29.420 an

01:11:29.540 opinion

01:11:29.840 of

01:11:30.680 that

01:11:30.980 one

01:11:31.200 individual's

01:11:31.840 credibility

01:11:32.320 but

01:11:33.300 if

01:11:35.100 you

01:11:35.200 were

01:11:35.320 to

01:11:35.360 look

01:11:35.480 at

01:11:35.580 this

01:11:35.720 generically

01:11:36.300 you

01:11:36.660 would

01:11:36.800 never

01:11:37.060 believe

01:11:37.380 that

01:11:37.560 story

01:11:37.920 but

01:11:39.400 who

01:11:39.520 knows

01:11:39.860 anything

01:11:41.260 is

01:11:41.440 possible

01:11:41.780 all

01:11:44.360 right

01:11:44.540 yeah

01:11:46.660 if

01:11:46.920 they

01:11:47.080 had

01:11:47.300 something

01:11:47.680 well

01:11:48.540 I'm

01:11:48.780 not

01:11:48.940 sure

01:11:49.180 because

01:11:49.520 sometimes

01:11:49.900 there

01:11:50.140 are

01:11:50.240 reasons

01:11:50.540 why

01:11:50.740 things

01:11:51.000 are

01:11:51.160 delayed

01:11:51.540 so

01:11:52.540 if

01:11:52.740 they

01:11:52.880 had

01:11:53.080 anything

01:11:53.380 we'd

01:11:53.660 know

01:11:53.880 I

01:11:54.940 think

01:11:55.120 it's

01:11:55.260 true

01:11:55.400 if

01:11:55.620 they

01:11:55.780 have

01:11:56.080 anything

01:11:56.440 we

01:11:57.580 will

01:11:57.880 know

01:11:58.220 but

01:11:59.720 I

01:11:59.820 don't

01:11:59.940 think

01:12:00.100 it's

01:12:00.260 true

01:12:00.460 that

01:12:00.780 at

01:12:01.340 any

01:12:01.540 given

01:12:01.800 time

01:12:02.160 we

01:12:02.380 should

01:12:02.560 have

01:12:02.660 seen

01:12:02.860 it

01:12:03.000 already

01:12:03.340 things

01:12:04.740 do

01:12:04.940 go

01:12:05.160 slowly

01:12:05.580 fair

01:12:10.600 elections

01:12:11.120 you know

01:12:12.040 there are

01:12:12.300 more and

01:12:12.600 more people

01:12:13.120 on

01:12:14.160 let's

01:12:14.600 say

01:12:14.720 the

01:12:14.900 political

01:12:15.260 right

01:12:15.920 who

01:12:16.780 don't

01:12:17.120 believe

01:12:17.380 there's

01:12:17.640 any

01:12:17.840 chance

01:12:18.200 of a

01:12:18.480 fair

01:12:18.680 election

01:12:19.100 how

01:12:20.220 many

01:12:20.380 of you

01:12:20.600 were

01:12:20.700 in

01:12:20.800 that

01:12:20.960 camp

01:12:21.280 as in

01:12:22.120 it's

01:12:22.440 already

01:12:22.680 over

01:12:22.980 there's

01:12:24.480 not even

01:12:24.820 any

01:12:25.020 point

01:12:25.420 in

01:12:25.540 talking

01:12:25.760 about

01:12:25.980 politics

01:12:26.480 well

01:12:31.000 yeah a lot

01:12:32.860 of you

01:12:33.080 think that

01:12:33.640 the election

01:12:34.200 is already

01:12:34.560 over

01:12:34.800 because it's

01:12:35.240 rigged

01:12:35.600 I think

01:12:37.100 I think that's

01:12:37.380 at least

01:12:37.820 a 50%

01:12:38.700 likelihood

01:12:39.160 I give

01:12:40.200 it a

01:12:40.400 coin flip

01:12:40.900 now by

01:12:42.460 that I

01:12:42.840 mean I'm

01:12:43.340 not saying

01:12:43.740 that

01:12:44.080 elections

01:12:44.940 are 100%

01:12:46.280 fair all

01:12:46.740 the time

01:12:47.200 in every

01:12:48.440 place

01:12:48.760 and in

01:12:49.020 every way

01:12:49.460 I'm saying

01:12:50.620 that

01:12:51.000 in all

01:12:52.320 likelihood

01:12:52.760 the only

01:12:54.320 way they

01:12:54.740 can get

01:12:55.060 away with

01:12:55.480 it is a

01:12:55.960 close

01:12:56.240 election

01:12:56.680 so if

01:12:58.540 you have

01:12:58.720 an election

01:12:59.140 which

01:12:59.680 one

01:13:01.360 candidate

01:13:01.780 you know

01:13:02.600 just

01:13:02.820 slaughtered

01:13:03.620 to the

01:13:03.800 other

01:13:04.000 it would

01:13:04.740 be pretty

01:13:05.160 hard to

01:13:05.540 cheat on

01:13:05.880 that

01:13:06.080 so there

01:13:07.160 is some

01:13:07.460 chance

01:13:07.800 that

01:13:08.180 especially

01:13:09.240 if Joe

01:13:09.640 Biden

01:13:09.920 is a

01:13:10.280 candidate

01:13:10.600 if Biden

01:13:12.180 actually limped

01:13:13.000 into the

01:13:13.460 race

01:13:13.900 you know

01:13:14.500 being as

01:13:15.000 dysfunctional

01:13:15.880 as he

01:13:16.180 is

01:13:16.420 it wouldn't

01:13:17.800 be hard

01:13:18.180 to imagine

01:13:18.820 a Republican

01:13:20.340 victory

01:13:20.820 of epic

01:13:21.880 proportions

01:13:22.420 in which

01:13:23.520 case

01:13:23.940 in which

01:13:27.800 case

01:13:28.240 all bets

01:13:30.120 are off

01:13:30.540 it would

01:13:31.200 be hard

01:13:31.480 to cheat

01:13:33.280 if there's

01:13:33.820 a landslide

01:13:34.440 all right

01:13:38.920 the only

01:13:39.820 way to

01:13:40.120 beat it

01:13:40.420 that I

01:13:40.700 can

01:13:40.880 if it's

01:13:42.140 rigged

01:13:42.500 and I

01:13:42.960 don't have

01:13:43.300 that

01:13:43.480 information

01:13:43.960 but

01:13:45.020 the only

01:13:46.300 way to

01:13:46.560 beat it

01:13:46.820 would be

01:13:47.100 massive

01:13:47.780 election

01:13:48.820 victory

01:13:49.260 I hear

01:13:55.200 people saying

01:13:55.740 they're getting

01:13:56.180 shadow banned

01:13:57.020 on Twitter

01:13:58.020 I don't

01:14:01.780 know

01:14:02.280 what is

01:14:06.260 the idea

01:14:06.760 you deserve

01:14:13.900 Oliver Anthony

01:14:18.040 is smart

01:14:18.640 he's saying

01:14:19.960 that he'll

01:14:20.280 do one

01:14:20.660 more podcast

01:14:21.500 and you

01:14:22.740 know

01:14:22.820 once he

01:14:23.480 said who

01:14:23.860 he is

01:14:24.300 which I

01:14:25.380 think was

01:14:25.700 worth doing

01:14:26.200 then he

01:14:27.400 doesn't have

01:14:27.800 more to say

01:14:28.240 he's going

01:14:28.500 to focus

01:14:28.860 on music

01:14:29.340 so that

01:14:31.940 would be

01:14:32.380 exactly

01:14:33.020 the reasonable

01:14:34.820 approach

01:14:35.540 he was

01:14:36.800 never trying

01:14:37.280 to be

01:14:37.580 political

01:14:37.980 so he's

01:14:38.500 not going

01:14:38.820 to turn

01:14:39.400 himself into

01:14:39.960 something

01:14:40.420 political

01:14:40.860 which I

01:14:42.080 respect a lot

01:14:42.880 actually

01:14:43.180 what is

01:14:45.080 Trump like

01:14:45.660 in person

01:14:46.220 super

01:14:47.800 personable

01:14:49.560 and real

01:14:50.820 easy to

01:14:51.400 be comfortable

01:14:53.300 with

01:14:53.680 he does

01:14:54.800 have a

01:14:55.180 mastery of

01:14:56.040 human

01:14:57.020 connection

01:14:57.480 he's very

01:14:58.480 good at

01:14:58.860 all right

01:15:00.760 oh the

01:15:01.460 McConnell

01:15:01.800 freeze

01:15:02.180 we talked

01:15:02.680 about

01:15:02.900 yeah I

01:15:03.600 mean

01:15:03.840 McConnell

01:15:05.220 froze again

01:15:05.980 but that's

01:15:06.680 just part of

01:15:07.100 the story

01:15:07.480 of a

01:15:08.440 number of

01:15:08.880 politicians

01:15:09.520 who are

01:15:09.900 defective

01:15:10.620 an update

01:15:13.880 on Maui

01:15:14.580 not exactly

01:15:16.940 they have

01:15:20.920 successfully

01:15:21.740 delayed the

01:15:24.160 information about

01:15:25.100 the deaths

01:15:25.600 to the point

01:15:26.440 where you're

01:15:26.840 starting to

01:15:27.320 forget the

01:15:27.840 story

01:15:28.200 I mean

01:15:29.260 not literally

01:15:29.940 forget

01:15:30.460 but the

01:15:32.020 emotion of

01:15:33.660 the story

01:15:34.180 naturally

01:15:35.440 shrinks with

01:15:36.180 time

01:15:36.580 there's nothing

01:15:38.260 you can do

01:15:38.680 about that

01:15:39.120 we're just

01:15:39.460 built that

01:15:39.840 way

01:15:40.000 so when

01:15:40.600 it's novel

01:15:41.300 your emotions

01:15:42.500 are at their

01:15:42.900 maximum

01:15:43.300 but as the

01:15:45.300 rest of life

01:15:45.880 gets in the

01:15:46.360 way

01:15:46.660 and as time

01:15:47.680 goes by

01:15:48.260 every tragedy

01:15:49.420 shrinks in

01:15:50.120 your mind

01:15:50.580 when they

01:15:51.540 shrink it

01:15:52.020 in your

01:15:52.340 mind

01:15:52.660 enough

01:15:53.180 you might

01:15:54.520 hear some

01:15:54.960 numbers that

01:15:55.560 are real

01:15:55.900 they say

01:15:58.280 only 400

01:15:58.920 people are

01:15:59.440 missing

01:15:59.760 are they

01:16:02.480 people or

01:16:03.080 are they

01:16:03.380 young people

01:16:04.460 so that's

01:16:05.100 the part we

01:16:05.480 don't know

01:16:05.880 so I'm

01:16:08.420 not even

01:16:08.800 sure that

01:16:09.640 keeping the

01:16:10.420 information from

01:16:11.260 us was a

01:16:11.940 bad thing

01:16:12.520 I have mixed

01:16:14.240 feelings about

01:16:14.840 that

01:16:15.120 I do think

01:16:16.180 that the

01:16:16.680 tragedy was

01:16:17.520 so horrible

01:16:18.380 and the way

01:16:20.500 it was handled

01:16:20.980 was so bad

01:16:21.740 that maybe

01:16:24.360 they were

01:16:24.700 just better

01:16:25.120 off delaying

01:16:26.680 that information

01:16:27.320 until we

01:16:28.340 could calm

01:16:28.740 down a little

01:16:29.200 bit

01:16:29.460 because we're

01:16:30.440 going to

01:16:30.620 find out

01:16:31.000 everything we

01:16:31.540 need to

01:16:31.800 find out

01:16:32.240 so it's

01:16:33.720 not like we

01:16:34.240 won't know

01:16:34.820 I believe

01:16:36.220 we'll know

01:16:36.700 everything

01:16:37.160 but we

01:16:38.580 probably

01:16:39.160 I don't

01:16:40.260 think we're

01:16:40.760 poorly served

01:16:41.680 by letting

01:16:42.960 our emotions

01:16:44.260 come down a

01:16:44.980 little bit

01:16:45.420 before we

01:16:46.800 hear the

01:16:47.220 final bad

01:16:48.120 news

01:16:48.540 because it's

01:16:49.080 going to be

01:16:49.420 bad

01:16:49.800 so yeah

01:16:54.820 my first

01:16:56.120 ex-wife

01:16:56.740 has a

01:16:57.900 property

01:16:58.240 there that

01:16:58.660 used to

01:16:58.940 be our

01:16:59.180 combined

01:16:59.680 property

01:17:00.120 so far

01:17:00.940 it's not

01:17:01.320 been damaged

01:17:02.080 but it's

01:17:03.300 not usable

01:17:03.920 so if you

01:17:05.340 have undamaged

01:17:06.500 property

01:17:08.000 you can't

01:17:09.620 visit it

01:17:10.580 because nothing's

01:17:11.700 open

01:17:11.960 and you can't

01:17:13.200 rent it out

01:17:13.780 so as an

01:17:15.040 economic asset

01:17:16.020 it's already

01:17:16.620 zero

01:17:17.020 because it

01:17:18.280 can't be

01:17:18.680 filled

01:17:18.960 I don't

01:17:23.680 know about

01:17:24.000 the mold

01:17:24.360 they do

01:17:24.680 have

01:17:24.840 electricity

01:17:25.400 back

01:17:25.920 so they

01:17:26.480 should be

01:17:26.780 able to

01:17:27.000 run the

01:17:27.280 AC

01:17:27.560 so they

01:17:30.540 do have

01:17:30.820 water and

01:17:31.280 electricity

01:17:31.800 in

01:17:32.100 Kanapali

01:17:32.640 all right

01:17:40.660 I've got a

01:17:43.600 suggestion for

01:17:45.260 AI

01:17:45.740 I want

01:17:47.640 AI

01:17:48.280 concierge

01:17:49.640 for the

01:17:50.260 other

01:17:50.500 AIs

01:17:51.180 because all

01:17:53.200 the AIs

01:17:53.780 seem to have

01:17:54.440 specific things

01:17:55.660 like there's

01:17:56.060 one for

01:17:56.420 images

01:17:56.900 and there's

01:17:57.540 a movie

01:17:57.940 one

01:17:58.400 and there's

01:17:58.860 a script

01:17:59.820 one

01:18:00.300 and there's

01:18:00.800 a deep

01:18:01.140 fake one

01:18:01.780 but almost

01:18:04.360 everything I

01:18:05.040 want to do

01:18:05.660 you lost

01:18:08.780 the sound

01:18:09.280 let's see

01:18:15.440 no sound

01:18:17.480 still

01:18:17.900 okay

01:18:19.600 sorry

01:18:22.620 all right

01:18:25.460 so I have

01:18:26.080 to end

01:18:26.280 that

01:18:26.460 stream

01:18:26.820 and I'm

01:18:33.040 going to say

01:18:33.260 goodbye to

01:18:33.840 YouTube

01:18:34.340 we're done

01:18:35.020 for now

01:18:35.420 but I'd like

01:18:36.300 a concierge

01:18:37.300 AI

01:18:37.700 that has

01:18:39.060 an API

01:18:39.700 to all

01:18:41.720 the other

01:18:42.160 AIs

01:18:42.740 so that I

01:18:44.060 can ask

01:18:44.400 my one

01:18:44.860 AI

01:18:45.220 hey

01:18:46.160 build me

01:18:46.800 a movie

01:18:47.280 of a

01:18:49.000 deep fake

01:18:49.640 doing this

01:18:50.400 to that

01:18:50.820 and it

01:18:51.440 just

01:18:51.680 connects

01:18:52.500 to as

01:18:52.840 many

01:18:53.080 other

01:18:53.400 AIs

01:18:53.860 and gives

01:18:54.300 them the

01:18:54.580 right

01:18:54.820 super

01:18:56.060 prompts

01:18:56.440 to do

01:18:57.080 that

01:18:57.300 work

01:18:57.640 that's

01:18:59.460 what we

01:18:59.680 need

01:18:59.880 all right

01:19:00.260 that's all

01:19:00.640 for now

01:19:00.900 I'll talk

01:19:01.200 to you

01:19:01.360 tomorrow

01:19:01.600 you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - August 31, 2023

Episode 2217 Scott Adams： Lots Of Dumb News To Mock Today. My Favorite Kind. Bring Coffee

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