Real Coffee with Scott Adams - September 25, 2023


Episode 2242 Scott Adams: Free Speech No Longer An American Feature. It's Time To Be Honest About It


Episode Stats

Length

58 minutes

Words per Minute

142.01485

Word Count

8,374

Sentence Count

343

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

14


Summary

A cartoonist says climate change isn t real because his weather was good. Scott Adams explains why climate change is not real, and how to convince the country that it is real if they just don t feel it.


Transcript

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00:00:49.800 Oh, yeah.
00:00:51.800 That's good.
00:00:52.720 That's good.
00:00:53.280 Have you ever noticed that it's easier to pay attention to bad news than good news?
00:01:00.740 You know, good news, you just take it for granted.
00:01:06.060 And I realized this summer in Northern California, this was the best weather of summer I've ever
00:01:14.260 experienced any year of my life.
00:01:18.740 The best weather.
00:01:19.880 It was like room temperature just about every day.
00:01:23.280 It was just perfect.
00:01:25.320 Southern California had a little bit of a tropical storm, which was unusual, but didn't have
00:01:30.840 much effect up where I am.
00:01:33.140 And believe it or not, California's forest fires are actually the second year in a row that
00:01:40.060 they're low.
00:01:41.140 At the moment, the weather where I am is smoky.
00:01:46.380 So you can't really see the hills are full of smoke, but it's way less than it normally
00:01:51.500 is this time of year.
00:01:53.060 Right now, it would just be a mess normally.
00:01:56.020 But apparently, California did either figure out how to do a better job on the fires, because
00:02:02.380 they did make some changes.
00:02:05.780 Some of it might have been the weather itself.
00:02:07.460 But they added 24 aircraft that they leased during fire season, so they can respond faster,
00:02:14.240 put things out faster.
00:02:15.660 And they've nearly doubled the acreage deprived of fuel by doing some burns.
00:02:23.440 So they did some controlled burns, got a bunch of aircraft to respond quickly, and apparently
00:02:29.940 it worked.
00:02:31.000 Seems like it's on the way.
00:02:33.260 So I asked on the X platform, I did a little survey, and I wondered if other people are having
00:02:41.780 worse or better weather.
00:02:45.040 Now, what should the answer be?
00:02:46.840 Today, you would expect that a good number of people would be having worse than normal
00:02:52.900 weather, wouldn't you?
00:02:55.360 Well, I don't know if it's a function of the people who answer my polls.
00:02:59.460 It's an unscientific poll.
00:03:01.760 But I gave them a choice of, is your weather this summer?
00:03:05.360 I just limited it to the summer we just had, so you'd remember it easily.
00:03:10.320 I said, is it better, worse, or average?
00:03:12.660 32% said this summer was better than average.
00:03:19.740 23%, almost a quarter, said it was worse than average.
00:03:28.760 Just a coincidence.
00:03:31.040 And 46% said it's about the same.
00:03:33.300 So it's really hard to sell a climate crisis when three-quarters of the human beings who
00:03:45.060 live in the country, roughly speaking, you know, it's a non-scientific poll, but directionally
00:03:51.200 it's probably true.
00:03:52.400 Three-quarters of us can't really tell that anything has changed.
00:03:56.580 Or if it has changed, maybe it got a little better recently.
00:03:59.620 How in the world are you supposed to believe that climate change is real if three-quarters
00:04:06.380 of us are having a physical sensation that it's not?
00:04:14.480 Now, I get that you wouldn't necessarily feel it.
00:04:17.740 So I'm not trying to sell you that, oh, my town had good weather, so there's no climate
00:04:22.840 change.
00:04:23.260 I'm not saying that.
00:04:24.060 And I know that if anybody from a major publication is watching, they're already writing that
00:04:30.720 down.
00:04:31.480 Oh, canceled cartoonist says climate change isn't real because his weather was good.
00:04:38.400 Oh, oh.
00:04:40.420 You know that's coming, right?
00:04:42.500 But that's not what I'm saying.
00:04:44.060 I'm saying persuasion-wise, not scientifically, persuasion-wise, how are you going to convince
00:04:50.940 the country that there's an emergency when they walk outside and they just don't feel
00:04:55.160 it?
00:04:56.040 They literally don't feel it.
00:04:58.880 So my comments about persuasion, not about science.
00:05:02.520 I know you can't tell climate change by checking the weather.
00:05:06.580 I do know that.
00:05:07.980 I do know that.
00:05:09.720 But I also tell you that one of the BS filters I use, and it's a pretty good one, is when the
00:05:18.700 science does not match your observation, you should ask more questions.
00:05:24.560 It doesn't mean the science is wrong.
00:05:27.100 But if it doesn't match your everyday experience, that's when you ask questions.
00:05:31.900 And I always use this example.
00:05:34.160 Science says that smoking tobacco could give you lung cancer.
00:05:39.240 And indeed, almost everybody I know who has ever had lung cancer, with one exception, was
00:05:47.020 a smoker.
00:05:48.380 So observation, science, perfect.
00:05:52.360 Good match.
00:05:53.980 But climate change, so far not a match.
00:05:58.240 I walk outside and every day of my life has been either similar or, hey, that's a nice
00:06:03.680 day.
00:06:03.960 Okay, no observable change.
00:06:07.520 Doesn't mean climate change is not a risk.
00:06:10.820 I'm just saying that if I can't observe it and feel it, it's a tough sell.
00:06:16.620 So ask more questions.
00:06:19.900 There's a study of when people are happiest.
00:06:23.260 And I thought this was a waste of studying.
00:06:26.220 So it turns out that children are happy up until about the age of nine.
00:06:31.100 Then between nine and 16, they get a little less happy.
00:06:36.480 But then their happiness increases slightly up till the age of about 70.
00:06:42.520 And then after 70, their enjoyment of life starts decreasing until the end.
00:06:50.040 Did anybody need to study that?
00:06:53.640 Did you not know that children are happier than teenagers?
00:06:56.840 Is there anybody who didn't know that young kids are happier than teenagers?
00:07:04.800 And I'm pretty sure that, you know, between nine and 16, it's not exactly teenage.
00:07:12.900 But it's when you start seeing what older people can do and that you're not allowed to do.
00:07:18.620 And you start wishing you were like these older people.
00:07:21.720 So, of course, it makes perfect sense to you.
00:07:23.860 You're a little less happy when you're not quite little, but you're not big enough to do anything that you want to do.
00:07:30.540 That's a terrible time.
00:07:32.600 That makes sense.
00:07:33.840 But also, is it a surprise that when people reach their reproductive ages, they have the most satisfaction?
00:07:42.360 I feel like that's built into us.
00:07:45.160 I think we're designed by evolution to be happiest when we're in a reproductively possible stage.
00:07:52.580 And then it makes sense that people stay happy once they're established until they're 70 and they become unhealthy.
00:08:00.700 My plan is to become unhappy after 70, too.
00:08:04.480 That was always my plan.
00:08:06.340 I'm going to stay happy until the age of 70 and then right off a cliff.
00:08:11.300 But that's just my plan.
00:08:13.380 All right.
00:08:15.440 All right.
00:08:16.000 This is the funniest thing of the day.
00:08:17.420 So, a user on X called Bard Vopal tweeted this.
00:08:25.380 Question for men.
00:08:27.500 My mom, who has been married to my dad for over 30 years, just found out that my dad constantly scans for, assesses, and plans for possible threats.
00:08:38.380 And then Bard Vopal asks us, menfolk, do all of you do this?
00:08:47.220 Yes.
00:08:48.420 Yes, I think we all do.
00:08:50.420 I can speak for myself, but I have a continuous recording of nonstop violence that runs in my head.
00:09:01.960 And when you tell women that, it just blows them away.
00:09:07.700 And they say stuff like, but not all the time, right?
00:09:11.360 And I say, yeah, all the time.
00:09:14.220 You mean just like sitting here in your own house?
00:09:18.120 Yes.
00:09:20.300 Yes.
00:09:21.060 You mean like if you're in bed?
00:09:24.220 Yes.
00:09:26.000 Yes.
00:09:26.460 I am definitely thinking about how I will overcome the intruders in bed all the time.
00:09:35.240 Does it ever shut off?
00:09:36.720 I hope not.
00:09:38.800 I don't want it to shut off.
00:09:41.140 It seems pretty basic to my survival.
00:09:44.060 You know, maybe it's a little over-attenuated for modern living, but maybe it isn't.
00:09:50.140 Maybe it's just right.
00:09:52.260 And I don't think women understand the degree to which they don't need to worry about it because we are.
00:10:02.080 So if you wanted to appreciate that, this would be a good time to do it.
00:10:07.240 But yes, we continually think about the threats because we know it's us, right?
00:10:12.900 If you're a guy and you're with, let's say, your family, and trouble arises, you stand up automatically because you know it's your job, right?
00:10:24.920 You're not looking at the kids.
00:10:26.560 Kids, looks like there's danger.
00:10:28.140 Go take care of that.
00:10:29.640 Spouse, go take care of that.
00:10:31.580 No, you just get up and take care of business because that's just how we're designed.
00:10:35.860 But let's add this to the question about thinking about ancient Rome.
00:10:42.640 So in the past month, women have learned the following about men.
00:10:47.460 They learned that we think about ancient Rome way too much.
00:10:50.280 I know it's not every one of the men, but a lot of us, I do.
00:10:54.200 And that we scan and look for threats 100% of the time.
00:10:58.280 And the funniest comment on this was from Adam Dopamine on X, who tweets,
00:11:08.820 first the Roman Empire, now this, what changed to make women notice men for the first time?
00:11:16.560 That's right.
00:11:18.320 Women started wondering about men, and they got curious what we're thinking.
00:11:23.800 First time.
00:11:24.660 I'll tell you, my experience does not include women asking me how I think and how I feel.
00:11:34.160 That's not like a big part of my experience.
00:11:38.100 What are your private thoughts, Scott?
00:11:41.460 Nobody's ever asked.
00:11:43.600 I'm glad you asked.
00:11:44.860 Nobody's ever asked before.
00:11:47.080 So yeah, women are finding out who men are for the first time.
00:11:51.260 So they may have picked a bad time in history to ask that question, but they're figuring it out now.
00:12:00.640 All right.
00:12:02.460 Would you like the next surprise for women?
00:12:05.520 I'd like to offer the next surprise for women.
00:12:09.520 And by the way, I don't know if this one's universal or not.
00:12:12.380 But ever since I was very little, I've spent a great deal of my waking time wondering how to blow the shit out of everything I see.
00:12:24.340 If I see a car, I wonder how much C4 it would take to blow it up.
00:12:35.140 If I see a mountain, I'm thinking, huh, there's a theoretical amount of dynamite that would take that mountain away.
00:12:46.680 Everything I see, I wonder how I could blow it up.
00:12:53.280 I'm watching the men laughing because that's one of your secret thoughts, right?
00:12:58.080 You don't want to tell anybody how often you think about blowing shit up.
00:13:01.600 We think about it all the time.
00:13:03.840 You know, when you were a teenager and you got some firecrackers, you know, that maybe your parents didn't know you had.
00:13:10.800 You got some good firecrackers.
00:13:12.640 What was your first thought?
00:13:13.960 Was your first thought, I could use these firecrackers to make a loud noise?
00:13:19.900 Is that your first thought?
00:13:21.600 No.
00:13:22.160 Your first thought was, how can I catch a frog and attach it to the frog and see what happens?
00:13:27.440 Because you're assholes.
00:13:29.760 Young boys, I cannot defend them.
00:13:32.800 I do not defend them and I don't want you to blow up any frogs.
00:13:35.660 Frogs are nice.
00:13:37.200 But no, we're terrible.
00:13:38.700 We're terrible.
00:13:39.280 We just want to blow stuff up all the time.
00:13:42.280 So, aren't you glad you found that out?
00:13:46.700 That's a little secret for you, for the lady folk.
00:13:51.980 All right.
00:13:53.340 So, General Milley is retiring and this gives people the opportunity to say terrible things
00:13:59.400 about people, about Trump mostly.
00:14:02.440 Hey, here's an excuse to say something bad about Trump.
00:14:05.300 General Milley is retiring.
00:14:06.340 Now, I've got to say that there are very few people in public life that look incompetent.
00:14:15.420 You just look at them and you say, what is wrong with you?
00:14:17.640 You look incompetent.
00:14:19.260 And I don't say that about people who simply disagree with me.
00:14:24.180 For example, when Eric Swalwell says things that make my head explode, I don't think to myself,
00:14:30.260 oh, he looks incompetent.
00:14:32.660 He just looks like somebody who's pushing a point of view for a reason.
00:14:36.920 And that's all it is.
00:14:38.240 When Adam Schiff stands in front of the camera and says things that are clearly untrue,
00:14:43.780 I don't think to myself, wow, that guy's incompetent.
00:14:47.760 I think he's just lying.
00:14:49.740 He's probably good at lying.
00:14:50.940 But when I saw General Milley talk, the whole time I would think to myself, is he dumb?
00:14:59.220 He looks dumb.
00:15:02.040 Everything he says just feels a little dumb.
00:15:05.520 And I was trying to think, is there anybody else like that who has a high-level job?
00:15:11.060 And I'm going to give you two names that you do not think are just lying.
00:15:16.120 Jerry Nadler, Jerry Nadler, Kamala Harris.
00:15:25.960 You're way ahead of me.
00:15:27.060 You had both on the locals' platform.
00:15:29.900 They were just screaming both of those names to me before I said it.
00:15:32.240 I swear to God, I was going to say both of those names.
00:15:35.280 But that should tell you something, that you guessed the names I was going to say
00:15:40.140 out of the thousand or so public figures that you could name.
00:15:44.100 And you guessed them completely.
00:15:46.120 Yeah, Nadler does not look like he's just lying.
00:15:50.200 He looks like his brain doesn't really work.
00:15:54.240 Now, I'm not going to throw Fetterman on there, because I don't know what's going on with him.
00:15:58.980 He presents himself like his brain is not working.
00:16:02.660 But it's possible it is on the inside.
00:16:04.720 I don't really know.
00:16:06.140 Hard to know.
00:16:06.740 So, yeah, I mean, those are three that I put in the same category.
00:16:13.900 General Milley, Nadler, and Kamala Harris.
00:16:18.240 Well, Amazon is making a $4 billion investment, and it's only a minority stake,
00:16:24.740 in a company called Anthropic, which is an AI company.
00:16:28.280 So, I didn't realize that Amazon wasn't already super heavily into AI.
00:16:34.560 And I think they probably were, but maybe they thought they needed a little jump start here.
00:16:39.620 So, they bought a stake in this company.
00:16:41.440 And this raises the following question.
00:16:48.440 If you were, let's say, wanted to know everything about Americans,
00:16:55.980 and you wanted to, like, really get into their business,
00:16:59.500 Bob Database would do it the best.
00:17:01.380 If you had their banking information, you'd certainly know a lot about people,
00:17:07.920 because every purchase you make, you know, might go through a credit card or something.
00:17:12.340 But our banking information is distributed across all the different banks and credit cards,
00:17:17.200 and, you know, you could find it.
00:17:19.600 You could find everything about me,
00:17:21.240 but you'd have to go to a bunch of different entities to figure out what I'm doing.
00:17:24.760 But if you had my Amazon history, you've got me.
00:17:33.260 You know everything about me.
00:17:36.720 You know, you could tell by the types of things I buy a lot about my personality,
00:17:44.120 and certainly a lot about my situation.
00:17:46.740 I'll bet you could tell my political preference.
00:17:49.920 You could know my gender, political preference.
00:17:52.440 You'd probably know my sexual preference.
00:17:54.760 You would certainly know my IQ.
00:17:57.340 You would just look at what books I buy, what products I buy.
00:18:00.600 You would know my income,
00:18:02.620 because if I buy a little bit more than other people and more expensive stuff, etc.
00:18:07.840 And I'm trying to think, there's almost nothing about me that you wouldn't know
00:18:11.680 by my lifetime of Amazon purchases.
00:18:15.740 And just about everybody's buying from Amazon.
00:18:17.960 So I would say that the Amazon database,
00:18:21.640 and I want to see if you have something that would top it.
00:18:25.720 I think the Amazon database would be the number one most accurate set of information about an individual.
00:18:36.500 Is there anything that would have more?
00:18:39.340 Well, you say Facebook, but Facebook is still only 20% of the country.
00:18:48.480 How many people are on Facebook?
00:18:49.860 I guess a lot of people have it, but we don't all use it.
00:18:56.280 Well, okay, I'll give you Facebook.
00:18:58.280 And of course, the NSA has data and everything.
00:19:01.880 Yeah, Facebook maybe.
00:19:04.680 Google might.
00:19:07.260 Apple might.
00:19:08.000 But Amazon certainly has, I would say, among the best.
00:19:16.080 All right.
00:19:16.960 Let's talk about the shutdown.
00:19:18.620 So the government is doing what he's done.
00:19:21.960 Shutdown, playing chicken thing to see if they can blame the other side.
00:19:26.780 And Matt Gaetz is, I would say he's the noisiest person on this topic in a productive way.
00:19:34.700 And apparently he had a deal with Speaker McCarthy
00:19:39.980 that they would vote on bills individually and not lump them together as one thing.
00:19:46.380 Because if you lump them together as one thing,
00:19:48.760 you can get away with a bunch of BS that you're stuck in there
00:19:52.020 because somebody has a special interest.
00:19:54.980 And I guess McCarthy agreed, and then he went back on it.
00:19:59.760 So according to the Matt Gaetz version of things,
00:20:02.240 McCarthy made a commitment and then backed down.
00:20:06.180 And because of that, Matt Gaetz is going to shut the whole fucking government down.
00:20:12.960 Totally on board with that.
00:20:15.260 Yeah, shut the whole government down.
00:20:17.640 Crash it.
00:20:18.340 Just crash the system.
00:20:19.820 If the government can't do that simple thing,
00:20:22.660 which is make a promise and then keep it,
00:20:24.800 in this case I'm talking about McCarthy,
00:20:26.520 does he have a reason for what he's doing?
00:20:29.660 Does McCarthy have a reason for wanting to do it the way he did?
00:20:33.560 Of course.
00:20:34.280 Yeah, of course he has a reason.
00:20:35.640 Is it a good reason?
00:20:37.420 Probably.
00:20:39.020 Probably a good reason.
00:20:41.240 Do I care?
00:20:42.660 Nope.
00:20:43.320 Nope.
00:20:43.960 No, he made a promise.
00:20:46.060 And I also think it's a good idea to vote on bills independently.
00:20:51.180 And he's got to do it.
00:20:52.460 And if he doesn't do it, shut the government.
00:20:56.100 Absolutely on board.
00:20:57.360 Yet, you can't have a country of people who don't do what they say they're going to do.
00:21:03.560 Yeah, this seems like one of the smallest problems in the world.
00:21:06.860 But I would argue that the United States has been a superpower for a number of reasons.
00:21:12.420 We had some natural geographic advantages and stuff.
00:21:15.680 So it kept us out of some wars.
00:21:17.660 But I think the biggest thing about America is that, generally speaking,
00:21:22.980 we do what we said we would do.
00:21:25.720 Plenty of people don't.
00:21:27.840 But in the business world, and it should be true in the political world more than it is,
00:21:33.200 you have to depend on people to do what they said they would do.
00:21:36.480 If you take that away, literally nothing works.
00:21:40.040 The whole system falls apart.
00:21:42.480 So McCarthy, the fact that he said he would do it, and we can see good reasons for doing it,
00:21:49.000 he might also have some good reasons for not doing it.
00:21:52.380 But I think that would be less important.
00:21:54.300 I think the fact that he said he was going to do it has got a rule.
00:21:57.760 That's got to be the winning thing.
00:22:00.620 Now,
00:22:01.340 somebody says he's a Democrat in disguise.
00:22:08.260 I don't think so.
00:22:09.420 Does anybody even know his reason for not wanting to break up the bills?
00:22:13.380 Was there some kind of negotiation that he's trying to hide?
00:22:17.600 Globalism?
00:22:21.480 Yeah, that's too simple.
00:22:23.160 I don't think he's a globalist.
00:22:26.060 Pork?
00:22:26.600 You think he's hiding the pork?
00:22:27.820 Oh, Ukraine.
00:22:30.980 Is it about Ukraine?
00:22:32.320 Getting Ukraine.
00:22:33.060 Oh, is that what it was?
00:22:34.220 You wanted to get Ukraine funded,
00:22:36.020 and the best way to do it was to put it with the other stuff that they want?
00:22:40.300 Is that the answer?
00:22:41.840 Well, that's not a good answer.
00:22:44.040 If that's the answer, there's no answer.
00:22:46.840 So Matt Gaetz has to win this.
00:22:49.320 So I'm all in on Matt Gaetz on having separate bills to vote on.
00:22:57.820 All right, we'll see if he wins on that.
00:23:01.620 But I would point out that Matt Gaetz is doing what DeSantis used to do,
00:23:09.020 which is continually picking good little fights.
00:23:13.240 The fights might not be the most important thing in the world,
00:23:17.160 but he's picking fights strategically to define who he is,
00:23:22.100 how much fight he's willing to bring to a game,
00:23:24.900 very important,
00:23:25.540 and to take a, you know, take a, let's say,
00:23:29.840 stand on principle.
00:23:33.320 As long as he's not crazy about it, I like it.
00:23:35.820 And he's not crazy.
00:23:37.860 All right.
00:23:39.660 I saw a,
00:23:41.660 Elon Musk did a post.
00:23:43.700 He said,
00:23:44.080 the absurdity of reality is making parody almost impossible.
00:23:49.960 Have you heard anybody else say that before?
00:23:52.620 The parody and reality have merged.
00:23:58.620 So,
00:23:59.660 it gets a lot more attention when he says it.
00:24:04.860 Yeah, I'm not the only person who ever said it,
00:24:07.120 but I'm somewhat known for saying that a lot.
00:24:11.700 All right.
00:24:12.260 So, I agree.
00:24:13.340 All right.
00:24:13.720 You're following that story about the Nazi who was honored with a standing ovation in Canada.
00:24:20.400 So, Canada gave a Nazi a standing ovation
00:24:23.360 because while he was a Nazi,
00:24:26.060 he fought the Russians.
00:24:30.040 So,
00:24:30.680 since he fought the Russians,
00:24:33.580 he's a good guy,
00:24:35.660 even though he was a Nazi when he did it.
00:24:39.520 So,
00:24:40.460 now,
00:24:43.300 I've heard a lot of people interacting about it.
00:24:45.340 Let me give you my overall opinion.
00:24:49.620 All right.
00:24:49.940 I'll talk about a few of the details.
00:24:51.260 My overall opinion of that
00:24:53.180 is it's completely meaningless.
00:24:56.200 I don't care.
00:24:58.080 It's literally a nothing.
00:25:00.580 It's a 96-year-old guy
00:25:02.340 and the people who stood up
00:25:04.380 didn't know the details.
00:25:05.940 They just thought he'd
00:25:06.880 fought for Ukraine or something.
00:25:09.560 I guess he was on the Ukraine side,
00:25:11.200 but a Nazi.
00:25:12.660 And
00:25:12.940 so,
00:25:14.680 it means nothing that people clapped for him.
00:25:17.160 Can we all agree on that?
00:25:18.720 It means nothing that he got a standing ovation
00:25:20.760 because the people standing
00:25:21.780 had no idea what they were clapping for.
00:25:23.480 They were just,
00:25:23.940 they thought they were being polite or something.
00:25:26.380 So,
00:25:26.940 the fact that he did that is nothing.
00:25:28.620 Now,
00:25:29.060 what about the fact that there was
00:25:30.600 somebody in charge
00:25:31.880 who decided
00:25:33.740 that they would clap for him?
00:25:35.640 Well,
00:25:35.960 it looks like just a mistake.
00:25:39.600 Yeah,
00:25:40.100 it doesn't mean anything.
00:25:41.700 That whole thing
00:25:42.600 just looks like a fuck-up.
00:25:43.740 I wouldn't put
00:25:45.100 any meaning on it
00:25:46.700 or importance.
00:25:50.060 Especially
00:25:50.540 at that guy's age.
00:25:52.560 All right.
00:25:55.460 Wall Street Journalist
00:25:56.760 has an article
00:25:57.460 about the
00:25:58.040 talent shortage
00:25:59.740 we're going to have.
00:26:01.420 And
00:26:01.880 I've talked about it
00:26:02.860 as a
00:26:03.600 incompetence
00:26:05.280 crisis.
00:26:07.300 So,
00:26:07.960 and you've all noticed,
00:26:08.920 right,
00:26:09.100 you can't get
00:26:09.900 even simple things
00:26:11.200 done anymore.
00:26:12.400 Just even
00:26:13.040 routine things.
00:26:14.340 You could go to a business
00:26:15.560 whose only job
00:26:17.140 it is to sell you
00:26:18.340 lollipops.
00:26:20.360 It's the
00:26:20.920 lollipop store.
00:26:22.660 And you'd walk in
00:26:23.400 with your credit card
00:26:24.320 and you'd say,
00:26:25.220 I'd like to buy a lollipop.
00:26:27.420 In the old days,
00:26:28.260 you could buy a lollipop
00:26:29.380 and pay for it
00:26:30.080 and leave with your lollipop.
00:26:31.680 In the modern world,
00:26:33.640 your employee
00:26:34.240 won't know
00:26:34.720 how to sell lollipops.
00:26:37.100 And you'll walk in
00:26:37.840 and you'll say,
00:26:38.300 can I have a lollipop?
00:26:39.660 They'll say,
00:26:40.180 ooh,
00:26:41.380 a lollipop.
00:26:42.820 I don't really know
00:26:44.000 how to sell a lollipop.
00:26:46.040 And then you look
00:26:46.740 at the store side
00:26:47.520 and you're like,
00:26:48.120 I'm sure this is
00:26:49.520 the lollipop store
00:26:50.740 and you work here,
00:26:52.500 right?
00:26:52.680 You're the only employee
00:26:53.460 of the lollipop store?
00:26:54.920 Yeah.
00:26:55.720 Yeah,
00:26:55.980 it's just me here today.
00:26:57.960 But you don't know
00:26:59.000 how to sell a lollipop.
00:27:01.440 That's every transaction
00:27:02.740 I have now
00:27:03.460 is people in the job
00:27:05.660 who don't have a clue
00:27:06.740 how to do the job
00:27:07.640 they're in.
00:27:08.380 And they'll just tell you
00:27:09.220 that directly.
00:27:12.380 Here's another sign
00:27:13.360 of incompetence
00:27:14.140 that makes me crazy.
00:27:16.320 I'd like to do
00:27:17.180 my impression
00:27:17.880 of renting a car.
00:27:22.060 Okay?
00:27:23.020 I go online
00:27:23.980 and then it asks me
00:27:25.520 every question
00:27:26.180 about renting a car.
00:27:27.480 My name,
00:27:28.260 my address,
00:27:28.900 my credit card,
00:27:30.100 how long I'll keep it,
00:27:31.760 you know,
00:27:31.960 what features I want,
00:27:33.200 what kind of car.
00:27:33.780 100%
00:27:34.640 of everything
00:27:35.920 that can be known
00:27:37.160 about me
00:27:37.740 I do online.
00:27:40.900 And then I go
00:27:41.700 to the rental store
00:27:42.440 to actually get my car.
00:27:44.580 And then they just
00:27:45.480 hand me the key
00:27:46.140 and I drive away,
00:27:46.940 right?
00:27:49.140 No.
00:27:51.280 No.
00:27:52.440 Nope.
00:27:53.160 Nope.
00:27:54.160 No,
00:27:54.480 let me do the impression
00:27:55.760 of the guy
00:27:57.120 behind the counter
00:27:57.860 after he has
00:27:59.600 100%
00:28:00.360 of my information.
00:28:01.140 No.
00:28:27.860 It's the best reason
00:28:32.920 for having a smartphone.
00:28:35.600 Have you ever gone
00:28:36.500 to do anything
00:28:37.180 without your smartphone?
00:28:38.540 Have you ever tried
00:28:39.200 to buy a new phone
00:28:40.280 at the phone store?
00:28:41.900 The phone store
00:28:42.660 already knows
00:28:43.300 everything about you.
00:28:45.500 And the phone store
00:28:46.500 sits there
00:28:48.020 and it's a good thing
00:28:48.800 you already have a phone.
00:28:50.800 So,
00:28:51.380 this is me
00:28:52.420 when I go
00:28:52.880 for any kind of service.
00:28:54.440 Okay?
00:28:54.640 This is what I'd like.
00:28:56.260 Okay?
00:28:56.540 You're going to be
00:28:57.720 doing something
00:28:58.900 that makes no sense
00:28:59.800 whatsoever to me
00:29:00.760 and it's going to
00:29:01.600 take you a long time
00:29:02.560 but I brought my phone.
00:29:06.400 I mean,
00:29:07.200 my God.
00:29:08.480 Has anybody
00:29:08.880 tried to buy a car?
00:29:11.500 Well,
00:29:12.260 your offer
00:29:13.700 is low
00:29:15.300 but I'm willing
00:29:16.680 to take it
00:29:17.240 to my manager.
00:29:22.040 Yeah,
00:29:22.580 everything's broken.
00:29:24.100 Anyway,
00:29:25.280 now part of that
00:29:26.180 is because
00:29:26.580 the boomers
00:29:27.200 were well-trained
00:29:28.160 but they're all
00:29:28.760 aging out
00:29:29.580 and
00:29:31.960 Wall Street Journal
00:29:34.100 points out
00:29:34.720 that economies
00:29:35.940 move with
00:29:36.920 the number
00:29:37.340 of new workers
00:29:38.020 and that's
00:29:39.700 a scary thing
00:29:40.560 because
00:29:41.600 their basic point
00:29:42.880 is that
00:29:43.600 throughout history
00:29:44.540 the health
00:29:45.960 of your economy
00:29:46.760 depended on,
00:29:47.580 it was almost
00:29:48.060 completely dependent
00:29:48.980 on the flow
00:29:50.340 of new workers
00:29:51.200 because they
00:29:52.700 could always find
00:29:53.280 at least in
00:29:53.960 a free market
00:29:55.060 they could always
00:29:55.540 find something
00:29:55.980 to do.
00:29:57.100 So if you have
00:29:57.940 lots of workers
00:29:58.600 you've got a good
00:29:59.120 economy,
00:29:59.760 if you have
00:30:00.060 a worker shortage
00:30:00.820 well,
00:30:01.880 things are going
00:30:02.420 to be slower.
00:30:03.920 So we have
00:30:04.740 ways to compensate
00:30:05.520 for that
00:30:06.040 in the modern world
00:30:06.980 but they're imperfect.
00:30:08.660 So
00:30:10.480 given that
00:30:12.180 our demographic
00:30:13.020 bubble
00:30:13.500 suggests that
00:30:15.220 there will not
00:30:15.660 be enough workers
00:30:16.460 to fill the jobs
00:30:17.340 that we already
00:30:17.900 have and it's
00:30:18.620 getting worse,
00:30:20.280 are we going
00:30:20.780 to solve that
00:30:21.340 with immigration?
00:30:23.560 Some of it.
00:30:25.000 Some of it
00:30:25.720 will be solved
00:30:26.200 with immigration
00:30:26.800 but of course
00:30:27.680 they're coming in
00:30:28.300 with language
00:30:29.340 issues in many
00:30:30.240 cases,
00:30:31.300 not trained
00:30:32.280 in many cases
00:30:33.300 but what about
00:30:34.880 robots?
00:30:35.420 If it's true
00:30:38.420 that Tesla
00:30:38.960 is going to
00:30:39.300 have a robot
00:30:39.920 that costs
00:30:40.760 about the same
00:30:41.420 as a car
00:30:42.140 and they can
00:30:45.480 train them
00:30:45.920 to do anything
00:30:46.520 just by showing
00:30:47.260 the robot
00:30:47.860 just has to
00:30:48.420 watch video
00:30:49.320 of any task
00:30:50.100 and it learns
00:30:50.620 it by watching
00:30:51.240 the video
00:30:51.680 like E.T.
00:30:54.460 I feel like
00:30:55.340 robots are going
00:30:56.380 to be the answer
00:30:57.000 for all the
00:30:57.480 competence problem.
00:31:01.080 I feel that
00:31:02.260 if I could have
00:31:03.900 talked to AI
00:31:04.760 about any
00:31:05.860 of my
00:31:06.320 situations
00:31:07.120 including
00:31:07.660 buying a
00:31:08.300 lollipop
00:31:08.840 I would have
00:31:10.100 come out
00:31:10.400 much better.
00:31:11.540 I think the
00:31:11.940 AI could have
00:31:12.540 solved most
00:31:13.000 of my problems
00:31:13.600 but the person
00:31:14.660 can't even
00:31:15.140 understand them.
00:31:17.040 So the
00:31:18.040 Adams law
00:31:18.760 of slow
00:31:19.200 moving disasters
00:31:20.120 says this
00:31:21.180 under normal
00:31:22.960 situations
00:31:23.600 the demographic
00:31:25.260 bomb that's
00:31:27.140 happening in
00:31:27.600 the United
00:31:27.900 States
00:31:28.360 would be
00:31:29.360 horrible
00:31:29.740 but it looks
00:31:31.380 like the
00:31:31.740 Adams law
00:31:32.340 of slow
00:31:32.920 moving disasters
00:31:33.740 is working
00:31:34.360 again
00:31:34.780 I think
00:31:35.840 we'll crank
00:31:36.440 up our
00:31:36.840 immigration
00:31:37.360 maybe improve
00:31:38.500 it so it gets
00:31:39.080 us more skilled
00:31:39.740 people
00:31:40.120 but I think
00:31:41.100 we'll crank
00:31:41.600 up our
00:31:41.960 immigration
00:31:42.400 and I think
00:31:43.540 we'll crank
00:31:44.000 up our
00:31:44.380 robots
00:31:44.840 and we'll
00:31:46.280 have better
00:31:46.680 ways to
00:31:47.160 retrain people
00:31:47.920 and relocate
00:31:48.680 them
00:31:48.920 and we'll
00:31:49.580 probably be
00:31:50.120 fine
00:31:50.420 that's my
00:31:52.600 theory
00:31:52.920 my theory
00:31:53.840 is we'll
00:31:54.140 probably be
00:31:54.720 fine
00:31:55.020 we'll just
00:31:56.220 work
00:31:56.520 we'll figure
00:31:57.060 a way around
00:31:57.580 it
00:31:57.840 all right
00:32:00.860 I'm going
00:32:03.460 to call
00:32:03.840 it
00:32:04.080 I'm going
00:32:04.920 to call
00:32:05.280 the game
00:32:05.880 free speech
00:32:08.060 is no
00:32:08.480 longer a
00:32:09.160 feature of
00:32:09.900 America
00:32:10.460 now I know
00:32:11.640 some of you
00:32:12.160 are going to
00:32:12.340 say Scott
00:32:13.080 what took
00:32:13.580 you so
00:32:13.980 long
00:32:14.400 we've
00:32:14.740 known it
00:32:15.100 for so
00:32:15.480 long
00:32:15.920 I know
00:32:16.700 I know
00:32:18.160 it's just
00:32:19.060 at some
00:32:19.440 point you
00:32:19.760 have to
00:32:20.000 call it
00:32:20.560 you know
00:32:21.820 there was
00:32:23.380 a long
00:32:23.720 period where
00:32:24.360 free speech
00:32:25.020 was threatened
00:32:25.720 and that
00:32:27.100 it was
00:32:27.280 more
00:32:27.500 threatened
00:32:27.960 and more
00:32:28.440 threatened
00:32:28.900 but when
00:32:30.780 you look at
00:32:31.180 the cancellations
00:32:32.040 that are
00:32:32.240 happening
00:32:32.540 and you
00:32:33.380 can see
00:32:33.720 that this
00:32:34.180 is apparently
00:32:34.940 intelligence
00:32:36.420 related
00:32:37.040 that apparently
00:32:38.140 there's some
00:32:38.580 large op
00:32:39.420 to completely
00:32:40.660 suppress
00:32:41.840 free speech
00:32:43.060 and apparently
00:32:44.340 they're successful
00:32:45.120 because the
00:32:45.900 cancellations
00:32:46.840 have worked
00:32:47.440 and it's
00:32:50.040 a weird
00:32:50.340 kind of
00:32:50.700 cancellation
00:32:51.200 because people
00:32:52.480 like me
00:32:52.900 are cancelled
00:32:53.620 only to the
00:32:54.640 degree
00:32:55.100 that I'm
00:32:56.560 limited to
00:32:57.140 talking to
00:32:57.660 the people
00:32:58.020 who already
00:32:58.500 agree with
00:32:59.020 me
00:32:59.220 I can't
00:33:00.320 reach anybody
00:33:00.800 else
00:33:01.220 do you know
00:33:03.200 the last time
00:33:03.840 I had any
00:33:04.440 kind of
00:33:04.760 interaction
00:33:05.180 with a
00:33:05.580 democrat
00:33:05.880 I don't
00:33:07.320 even remember
00:33:07.960 I actually
00:33:09.340 can't even
00:33:09.720 remember any
00:33:10.320 interaction
00:33:10.760 with a
00:33:11.100 democrat
00:33:11.460 it used
00:33:12.900 to be
00:33:13.120 all the
00:33:13.360 time
00:33:13.700 now when
00:33:14.680 I get
00:33:14.940 interaction
00:33:15.440 from somebody
00:33:16.100 who pretends
00:33:17.080 to be
00:33:17.380 democrat
00:33:17.780 they're just
00:33:18.820 trolls
00:33:19.200 they're people
00:33:20.800 who actually
00:33:21.180 just came
00:33:21.740 over to
00:33:22.200 make trouble
00:33:22.720 they're not
00:33:23.720 people who
00:33:24.240 would
00:33:24.460 naturally
00:33:25.540 see my
00:33:26.040 content
00:33:26.400 and respond
00:33:27.320 to it
00:33:27.760 so
00:33:28.700 the ability
00:33:30.060 of the
00:33:30.740 bad guys
00:33:31.800 whoever they
00:33:32.720 are
00:33:32.960 to wall
00:33:34.100 us off
00:33:34.580 and keep
00:33:34.960 us in
00:33:35.280 our own
00:33:35.580 little
00:33:35.780 walled
00:33:36.300 area
00:33:36.700 is the
00:33:38.020 end of
00:33:38.320 free speech
00:33:38.920 because free
00:33:41.080 speech doesn't
00:33:41.640 have any
00:33:41.960 meaning
00:33:42.320 if you don't
00:33:43.160 have a
00:33:43.540 tool to
00:33:44.060 do it
00:33:44.460 and if you
00:33:45.440 did do
00:33:45.820 it
00:33:46.040 nobody
00:33:46.420 would see
00:33:46.800 it
00:33:47.000 so
00:33:48.800 and then
00:33:49.860 also the
00:33:50.360 government
00:33:50.640 has near
00:33:51.180 complete
00:33:51.660 ability
00:33:52.140 to
00:33:52.760 brainwash
00:33:53.920 and it's
00:33:54.920 legal
00:33:55.260 it's legal
00:33:56.860 in America
00:33:58.060 for the CIA
00:33:58.840 to brainwash
00:33:59.640 the public
00:34:00.160 of America
00:34:00.920 for apparently
00:34:02.500 any reason
00:34:03.280 they want
00:34:03.820 and
00:34:05.180 does anybody
00:34:07.420 disagree with
00:34:08.180 my statement
00:34:08.740 that I
00:34:09.600 feel
00:34:10.240 I feel
00:34:11.600 like a
00:34:11.940 fucking idiot
00:34:12.620 when I say
00:34:14.060 that we have
00:34:14.520 a first
00:34:14.900 amendment
00:34:15.260 right
00:34:15.680 it used
00:34:17.400 to be
00:34:17.620 something I
00:34:18.020 was proud
00:34:18.440 of and I
00:34:18.980 was fighting
00:34:19.420 for it
00:34:19.920 but let's
00:34:20.940 just be
00:34:21.260 honest
00:34:21.520 we don't
00:34:22.040 have
00:34:22.240 freedom
00:34:22.520 of speech
00:34:23.060 and nobody
00:34:25.420 who's a
00:34:25.920 democrat
00:34:26.220 will hear
00:34:26.720 me say
00:34:27.080 this
00:34:27.440 am I
00:34:28.400 right
00:34:28.640 do you
00:34:29.940 know who
00:34:30.240 will hear
00:34:30.840 me
00:34:31.060 oh maybe
00:34:31.880 Russell Brand
00:34:32.540 will hear
00:34:32.860 me
00:34:33.140 maybe
00:34:33.900 Tucker
00:34:34.280 Carlson
00:34:34.820 will hear
00:34:35.240 me
00:34:35.560 because
00:34:36.560 they're
00:34:36.960 cancelled
00:34:37.280 too
00:34:37.600 so I
00:34:39.440 can talk
00:34:39.820 to my
00:34:40.200 fellow
00:34:40.780 cancelled
00:34:41.240 people
00:34:41.660 and future
00:34:42.320 cancelled
00:34:42.760 people
00:34:43.180 but we're
00:34:44.260 in our
00:34:44.580 little
00:34:44.900 free speech
00:34:46.460 gulag
00:34:47.060 and free
00:34:48.100 speech
00:34:48.560 I would
00:34:49.960 be offended
00:34:50.600 to hear
00:34:51.180 anybody say
00:34:51.780 that they're
00:34:52.700 defending
00:34:53.160 freedom of
00:34:53.740 speech
00:34:54.040 freedom of
00:34:55.140 speech is
00:34:55.520 gone
00:34:55.940 it is
00:34:57.220 fucking
00:34:57.600 gone
00:34:58.000 and they're
00:34:58.660 going after
00:34:59.120 rumble now
00:34:59.880 and looking
00:35:00.880 to finish
00:35:01.380 off the
00:35:01.780 X platform
00:35:02.480 now I
00:35:03.560 think Elon
00:35:04.140 Musk is
00:35:04.620 going to
00:35:04.820 hang tough
00:35:05.400 so they're
00:35:06.260 going to
00:35:06.360 have trouble
00:35:06.860 finishing him
00:35:08.020 off
00:35:08.280 but they're
00:35:09.300 going to
00:35:09.500 try
00:35:09.840 they're
00:35:11.580 going to
00:35:11.800 try
00:35:12.100 I think
00:35:13.160 the only
00:35:13.440 reason Elon
00:35:13.980 Musk is
00:35:14.460 not in
00:35:14.900 jail
00:35:15.220 is because
00:35:16.400 he's adding
00:35:17.660 so much
00:35:18.100 to our
00:35:18.580 space
00:35:19.340 capabilities
00:35:20.060 and he's
00:35:21.020 building
00:35:21.280 things that
00:35:21.980 should be
00:35:22.940 good for
00:35:23.280 climate
00:35:23.580 change
00:35:24.000 but otherwise
00:35:26.400 I think
00:35:26.780 deep state
00:35:27.280 would have
00:35:27.540 killed him
00:35:27.880 by now
00:35:28.300 honestly
00:35:29.500 because he's
00:35:30.500 too dangerous
00:35:31.080 all of his
00:35:32.600 free speech
00:35:33.460 impulses
00:35:34.280 are not
00:35:36.140 working
00:35:36.460 but even
00:35:37.280 on the
00:35:37.600 X platform
00:35:38.160 I don't
00:35:38.600 reach anybody
00:35:39.340 whose mind
00:35:41.300 I could
00:35:41.580 change
00:35:42.040 it's just
00:35:43.540 people who
00:35:43.980 want to
00:35:44.240 follow me
00:35:44.700 so
00:35:46.620 I saw
00:35:48.940 absolutely
00:35:49.540 nobody
00:35:49.940 disagree
00:35:50.420 with my
00:35:50.880 statement
00:35:51.240 that free
00:35:51.760 speech
00:35:52.120 is
00:35:52.380 already
00:35:53.000 gone
00:35:53.340 we
00:35:55.460 should
00:35:56.100 actually
00:35:56.520 rewrite
00:35:57.140 the
00:35:57.640 constitution
00:35:58.180 to get
00:35:58.560 rid of
00:35:58.820 that
00:35:59.060 not that
00:36:02.380 I want
00:36:02.700 to get
00:36:02.900 rid of
00:36:03.140 it
00:36:03.320 I just
00:36:04.160 think
00:36:04.360 he would
00:36:04.560 make
00:36:04.740 a
00:36:04.900 statement
00:36:05.280 to
00:36:06.240 actually
00:36:06.500 have
00:36:06.700 a
00:36:06.880 constitutional
00:36:07.520 convention
00:36:08.320 to get
00:36:09.300 rid of
00:36:09.620 freedom of
00:36:10.080 speech
00:36:10.480 because we
00:36:11.680 have this
00:36:12.000 weird
00:36:12.240 situation
00:36:12.780 where the
00:36:13.200 constitution
00:36:13.720 guarantees
00:36:14.280 it
00:36:14.680 but the
00:36:15.780 system
00:36:16.200 guarantees
00:36:16.980 we don't
00:36:17.360 have it
00:36:17.820 so let's
00:36:19.380 get the
00:36:19.740 constitution
00:36:20.360 compatible
00:36:21.000 with the
00:36:21.460 actual
00:36:21.780 system
00:36:22.220 we
00:36:22.420 experience
00:36:23.060 so at
00:36:23.980 least we
00:36:24.300 don't have
00:36:24.580 any
00:36:24.720 conflict
00:36:25.100 there
00:36:25.400 we might
00:36:28.400 want to
00:36:28.700 double the
00:36:29.280 second
00:36:29.660 amendment
00:36:30.040 power
00:36:30.560 might want
00:36:32.240 to strengthen
00:36:32.700 that one
00:36:33.340 all right
00:36:36.400 Rand Paul
00:36:38.000 has an
00:36:38.480 article in
00:36:39.120 which he
00:36:39.420 said
00:36:39.700 he's talking
00:36:41.100 about the
00:36:41.460 lack of
00:36:41.800 free speech
00:36:42.240 he says
00:36:42.580 for example
00:36:43.020 a 2021
00:36:43.620 pentagon
00:36:44.400 program
00:36:44.960 called
00:36:45.780 civil
00:36:46.180 sanctuary
00:36:46.780 which I've
00:36:48.180 never heard
00:36:48.560 of
00:36:48.820 civil
00:36:49.580 sanctuary
00:36:50.200 2021
00:36:51.440 so this
00:36:51.980 is
00:36:52.140 recent
00:36:52.800 news
00:36:53.120 sought
00:36:53.920 to develop
00:36:54.500 AI tools
00:36:55.320 to scale
00:36:55.900 the moderation
00:36:56.640 oh the
00:36:57.140 moderation
00:36:57.660 capabilities
00:36:58.400 yeah
00:36:59.700 yeah
00:37:00.360 they're
00:37:00.780 hoping to
00:37:01.740 get rid
00:37:02.040 of
00:37:02.200 disinformation
00:37:02.900 and improve
00:37:04.520 the
00:37:04.740 moderation
00:37:05.460 so nothing
00:37:07.700 wrong with
00:37:08.060 that right
00:37:08.520 because we
00:37:09.300 all like
00:37:09.660 some
00:37:09.820 moderation
00:37:10.360 sought to
00:37:12.660 develop
00:37:12.960 AI tools
00:37:13.620 to scale
00:37:14.160 the moderation
00:37:14.740 capability
00:37:15.340 of social
00:37:16.100 media platforms
00:37:16.780 to create
00:37:17.940 what it
00:37:18.320 describes as
00:37:19.060 quote
00:37:19.380 more stable
00:37:20.740 information
00:37:21.360 environment
00:37:22.080 more stable
00:37:24.720 information
00:37:25.320 environment
00:37:25.840 in other
00:37:26.800 words
00:37:27.260 to censor
00:37:29.100 the people
00:37:29.500 they don't
00:37:29.860 want you
00:37:30.240 to hear
00:37:30.520 oh he
00:37:31.660 actually says
00:37:32.180 that in
00:37:32.600 other words
00:37:33.100 that was
00:37:34.120 actually his
00:37:34.560 next sentence
00:37:35.200 in other
00:37:35.760 words
00:37:36.060 the goal
00:37:37.240 of the
00:37:37.480 pentagon
00:37:37.840 program
00:37:38.340 was to
00:37:39.200 exponentially
00:37:39.740 multiply
00:37:40.200 the government's
00:37:40.780 ability to
00:37:41.300 coordinate
00:37:41.880 censorship
00:37:42.640 of online
00:37:43.660 speech
00:37:44.140 yes
00:37:45.220 that's
00:37:45.580 exactly
00:37:45.960 correct
00:37:46.500 that's
00:37:48.020 not
00:37:48.200 spin
00:37:48.600 that's
00:37:49.520 not
00:37:49.700 hyperbole
00:37:50.300 that is
00:37:51.240 an exact
00:37:51.920 accurate
00:37:52.580 description
00:37:53.300 of what
00:37:53.680 that is
00:37:54.740 yeah
00:37:59.380 and then
00:38:01.220 meanwhile
00:38:01.920 as Rand Paul
00:38:02.900 points out
00:38:03.380 the Department
00:38:04.000 of Commerce
00:38:04.440 is awarding
00:38:05.320 million dollar
00:38:06.480 grants for
00:38:07.140 cognitive research
00:38:08.380 into how
00:38:09.120 the US
00:38:09.660 government
00:38:10.180 this one
00:38:11.920 is unbelievable
00:38:12.960 so the
00:38:14.240 government
00:38:14.600 is spending
00:38:15.080 money
00:38:15.500 to learn
00:38:17.500 how
00:38:17.780 you can
00:38:19.060 foster
00:38:19.760 trust in
00:38:20.460 AI
00:38:20.820 with the
00:38:21.860 general
00:38:22.160 public
00:38:22.660 the government
00:38:24.860 is studying
00:38:25.640 how to
00:38:26.900 make the
00:38:27.320 public
00:38:28.060 trust
00:38:29.460 AI
00:38:29.940 why
00:38:33.120 why
00:38:35.240 why
00:38:37.160 do you
00:38:37.500 want us
00:38:37.940 to trust
00:38:38.460 AI
00:38:38.880 is it
00:38:40.140 because
00:38:40.360 you're
00:38:40.640 going to
00:38:40.820 use AI
00:38:41.360 to launder
00:38:42.020 your opinions
00:38:42.860 yes it
00:38:44.200 is
00:38:44.600 yes
00:38:45.680 so remember
00:38:48.040 the trick
00:38:48.940 with controlling
00:38:50.100 the public
00:38:51.060 is to
00:38:51.820 launder
00:38:52.200 opinions
00:38:52.860 so you
00:38:54.740 know how
00:38:55.060 the
00:38:55.300 politicians
00:38:56.060 do it
00:38:56.620 they'll
00:38:57.400 leak
00:38:58.660 something
00:38:59.000 to the
00:38:59.380 press
00:38:59.720 that's
00:39:00.140 their
00:39:00.280 friends
00:39:00.700 then the
00:39:01.580 press
00:39:01.840 will report
00:39:02.660 it as
00:39:03.040 true
00:39:03.420 even if
00:39:03.960 it isn't
00:39:04.460 and then
00:39:05.200 the politician
00:39:05.780 will say
00:39:06.200 well don't
00:39:06.580 look at
00:39:06.900 me
00:39:07.180 it's in
00:39:08.120 the press
00:39:08.560 so the
00:39:10.560 politicians
00:39:11.100 in order to
00:39:11.780 lie to you
00:39:12.240 effectively
00:39:12.740 need to
00:39:13.920 control
00:39:14.560 other
00:39:15.000 organizations
00:39:15.720 which you
00:39:17.060 incorrectly
00:39:17.900 believe are
00:39:18.700 the keepers
00:39:19.280 of truth
00:39:19.820 oh well
00:39:21.540 the fact
00:39:22.160 checking
00:39:22.460 organization
00:39:23.140 says it's
00:39:23.740 true
00:39:23.960 but they're
00:39:25.840 owned by
00:39:26.300 the politicians
00:39:27.100 oh well
00:39:28.620 there's this
00:39:29.100 think tank
00:39:29.780 that just
00:39:30.200 came out
00:39:30.620 with an
00:39:30.920 opinion
00:39:31.260 but they're
00:39:32.280 owned by
00:39:32.840 one of
00:39:33.200 the sides
00:39:34.120 oh there's
00:39:35.300 this watchdog
00:39:36.060 group who
00:39:37.060 complains when
00:39:37.880 there's
00:39:38.120 anti-semit
00:39:38.780 oh but
00:39:40.400 they also
00:39:40.900 complain whenever
00:39:41.940 their team
00:39:42.500 wants them to
00:39:43.080 take somebody
00:39:43.680 out that they
00:39:44.380 don't like
00:39:44.980 so it's
00:39:46.660 always about
00:39:47.200 building a
00:39:48.180 fake structure
00:39:49.880 of credible
00:39:51.280 people that
00:39:52.260 are not
00:39:52.520 actually
00:39:52.900 credible
00:39:53.320 that add
00:39:55.360 that fake
00:39:55.900 credibility
00:39:56.440 now what
00:39:57.800 would happen
00:39:58.300 in the world
00:39:58.940 of AI
00:39:59.420 if the AI
00:40:02.040 told you the
00:40:02.700 fact checkers
00:40:03.420 the think tanks
00:40:04.220 and the watchdogs
00:40:05.480 were fake
00:40:06.140 because AI
00:40:09.500 would have
00:40:10.600 the ability
00:40:11.040 to learn
00:40:11.780 from the
00:40:12.860 entire body
00:40:13.680 of knowledge
00:40:14.340 of humans
00:40:15.020 and that
00:40:15.860 is part
00:40:16.380 of the
00:40:16.640 body
00:40:16.920 of knowledge
00:40:17.360 of humans
00:40:17.880 would the
00:40:20.220 human programmers
00:40:21.380 have to delete
00:40:22.200 that knowledge
00:40:22.880 so the AI
00:40:23.640 didn't know it
00:40:24.400 and are they
00:40:26.120 going to use
00:40:26.540 the AI
00:40:27.060 as their
00:40:27.860 ultimate
00:40:28.260 cutout
00:40:28.880 well
00:40:30.320 gosh
00:40:31.260 I wouldn't
00:40:31.960 have believed
00:40:32.340 this if the
00:40:32.900 government told me
00:40:33.660 but there's
00:40:34.920 this independent
00:40:35.720 AI
00:40:36.360 made by
00:40:37.560 Amazon
00:40:38.240 or Google
00:40:39.020 or Microsoft
00:40:39.900 or somebody
00:40:40.580 you could
00:40:40.920 totally trust
00:40:41.720 and the AI
00:40:42.920 says it's
00:40:43.500 true
00:40:43.800 so
00:40:45.200 I guess
00:40:46.780 it's true
00:40:47.340 so right
00:40:49.000 in front
00:40:49.380 of us
00:40:49.800 they're teaching
00:40:51.300 AI to be
00:40:51.980 more credible
00:40:52.660 and do you
00:40:55.000 think it's
00:40:55.420 because AI
00:40:56.060 is more
00:40:56.540 accurate
00:40:56.960 no
00:40:59.460 because you
00:41:00.440 know what
00:41:00.720 would make
00:41:01.140 AI credible
00:41:02.100 being right
00:41:04.300 over and
00:41:06.100 over again
00:41:06.620 yeah
00:41:08.660 do you know
00:41:09.420 why you need
00:41:09.980 a study
00:41:10.540 to make
00:41:11.540 AI credible
00:41:12.480 with the
00:41:12.860 public
00:41:13.220 because
00:41:14.820 you don't
00:41:15.640 plan to
00:41:16.220 make it
00:41:16.600 accurate
00:41:17.080 over and
00:41:17.920 over again
00:41:18.440 if it
00:41:20.240 were accurate
00:41:20.940 you wouldn't
00:41:22.220 need to
00:41:22.600 work on
00:41:22.980 its
00:41:23.140 credibility
00:41:23.700 it's only
00:41:26.080 inaccurate
00:41:26.660 things you
00:41:27.160 have to
00:41:27.380 work on
00:41:27.700 their
00:41:27.860 credibility
00:41:28.360 there's a
00:41:29.300 reason that
00:41:29.740 people are
00:41:30.080 doubting it
00:41:30.700 now
00:41:32.420 there's
00:41:33.000 another
00:41:33.260 you know
00:41:33.920 there might
00:41:34.480 be a
00:41:34.780 credible
00:41:35.060 thing
00:41:35.360 that's
00:41:35.620 poorly
00:41:35.980 communicated
00:41:36.720 but I
00:41:37.540 don't
00:41:37.660 think
00:41:37.800 that's
00:41:38.040 what's
00:41:38.220 happening
00:41:38.440 here
00:41:38.700 all right
00:41:42.400 so that's
00:41:42.800 your next
00:41:43.200 effort to
00:41:43.740 remove your
00:41:44.500 free speech
00:41:45.500 now why
00:41:46.780 would anybody
00:41:47.260 want to
00:41:47.620 remove your
00:41:48.160 free speech
00:41:48.820 well let
00:41:50.320 me give you
00:41:50.740 an example
00:41:51.620 that's in
00:41:52.080 the news
00:41:52.580 the USA
00:41:57.240 is going to
00:41:57.800 fund the
00:41:58.180 world bank
00:41:58.760 with 25
00:41:59.400 billion dollars
00:42:00.320 that will
00:42:01.860 go toward
00:42:02.520 rebuilding
00:42:03.040 Ukraine
00:42:03.560 that money
00:42:05.780 will be
00:42:06.420 largely
00:42:07.420 or partly
00:42:08.700 managed by
00:42:10.160 the
00:42:10.520 newly
00:42:11.780 reborn
00:42:13.540 Clinton
00:42:14.600 global
00:42:15.140 initiative
00:42:15.600 that had
00:42:17.320 gone on
00:42:17.760 a long
00:42:18.060 hiatus
00:42:18.540 when Trump
00:42:19.240 was in
00:42:19.620 charge
00:42:19.940 yeah
00:42:21.340 why did
00:42:22.140 they need
00:42:22.460 to go
00:42:22.700 on a
00:42:22.920 long
00:42:23.120 hiatus
00:42:23.620 when
00:42:24.360 Trump
00:42:24.640 was the
00:42:24.980 president
00:42:25.280 it's
00:42:26.880 just a
00:42:27.260 charity
00:42:27.600 why wouldn't
00:42:28.860 the charity
00:42:29.320 just do
00:42:29.940 what it
00:42:30.140 was doing
00:42:30.520 all the
00:42:30.840 time
00:42:31.160 because it
00:42:32.520 couldn't
00:42:32.980 do it
00:42:33.460 when
00:42:34.300 Trump
00:42:34.600 was in
00:42:35.000 charge
00:42:35.420 because it's
00:42:36.900 not a
00:42:37.260 legitimate
00:42:37.580 organization
00:42:38.380 and it
00:42:39.100 would be
00:42:39.300 too obvious
00:42:39.880 but when
00:42:40.920 their own
00:42:41.240 team is
00:42:41.660 in charge
00:42:42.180 and more
00:42:42.640 importantly
00:42:43.080 when the
00:42:44.240 team that's
00:42:44.660 in charge
00:42:45.100 can control
00:42:45.760 your freedom
00:42:46.280 of speech
00:42:46.800 as they
00:42:47.920 do
00:42:48.180 you and
00:42:50.700 I could
00:42:51.100 know the
00:42:51.480 following
00:42:51.800 fact
00:42:52.280 that that's
00:42:54.820 the sketchiest
00:42:55.580 looking thing
00:42:56.160 you've ever
00:42:56.580 seen in
00:42:56.960 your life
00:42:57.400 and it
00:42:58.240 seems super
00:42:59.060 obvious
00:42:59.480 that the
00:43:00.400 Clinton
00:43:00.660 foundation
00:43:01.240 is going
00:43:02.860 to siphon
00:43:03.340 off billions
00:43:04.100 of dollars
00:43:04.680 right in
00:43:05.520 front of
00:43:05.800 you
00:43:05.960 and there's
00:43:07.080 nothing you
00:43:07.580 can do
00:43:07.860 about it
00:43:08.380 now the
00:43:09.700 only thing
00:43:10.100 I could
00:43:10.400 think that
00:43:10.780 you could
00:43:11.060 do about
00:43:11.460 it
00:43:11.700 is to
00:43:12.480 tell the
00:43:12.880 Democrats
00:43:13.480 so that
00:43:14.820 both the
00:43:15.220 Democrats
00:43:15.580 and the
00:43:16.000 Republicans
00:43:16.420 are on
00:43:16.800 the same
00:43:17.120 side
00:43:17.580 and saying
00:43:18.600 whoa
00:43:18.840 whoa
00:43:19.020 none of us
00:43:19.800 like corruption
00:43:20.420 this is not
00:43:22.180 politics
00:43:22.580 this is
00:43:23.060 corruption
00:43:23.460 none of us
00:43:24.500 like corruption
00:43:25.040 so we'll
00:43:25.400 stop it
00:43:26.080 so do you
00:43:28.080 think that
00:43:28.500 any Democrat
00:43:29.140 knows that
00:43:29.740 this is a
00:43:30.180 problem
00:43:30.460 nope
00:43:32.080 nope
00:43:33.060 you and I
00:43:33.880 know
00:43:34.140 but we
00:43:35.260 already knew
00:43:35.780 it
00:43:36.040 right
00:43:36.760 if I tell
00:43:37.580 you the
00:43:37.920 Clinton
00:43:38.220 global
00:43:38.700 initiative
00:43:39.320 is a
00:43:40.240 problem
00:43:40.640 is there
00:43:42.000 even one
00:43:42.620 person here
00:43:43.240 who didn't
00:43:43.600 already know
00:43:44.080 that
00:43:44.380 no
00:43:45.020 I'm just
00:43:45.720 talking to
00:43:46.220 the converted
00:43:46.720 you're
00:43:48.200 already
00:43:48.520 on the
00:43:48.820 same
00:43:48.980 page
00:43:49.340 there's
00:43:50.040 not a
00:43:50.380 single
00:43:50.680 Democrat
00:43:51.140 the only
00:43:51.680 ones who
00:43:52.040 would make
00:43:52.340 a difference
00:43:52.760 in this
00:43:53.140 case
00:43:53.460 because you
00:43:54.140 need
00:43:54.380 unity
00:43:54.900 there's
00:43:55.760 not a
00:43:56.040 single
00:43:56.280 Democrat
00:43:56.700 who will
00:43:57.060 ever hear
00:43:57.520 what I'm
00:43:57.840 saying
00:43:58.100 there's
00:43:59.380 not a
00:43:59.700 single
00:43:59.940 Democrat
00:44:00.420 who will
00:44:00.720 ever hear
00:44:01.020 you say
00:44:01.520 the Clinton
00:44:02.500 global
00:44:02.940 initiative
00:44:03.360 is crooked
00:44:03.960 and
00:44:04.980 somewhat
00:44:05.420 obviously
00:44:05.980 so
00:44:06.300 and
00:44:08.720 they get
00:44:09.300 any
00:44:09.540 details
00:44:10.000 and find
00:44:10.640 out
00:44:10.860 what's
00:44:11.200 going
00:44:11.380 on
00:44:11.620 so
00:44:13.100 there's
00:44:13.460 absolutely
00:44:14.260 no free
00:44:14.820 speech
00:44:15.320 because I
00:44:15.900 have no
00:44:16.500 way
00:44:16.840 of reaching
00:44:17.360 a Democrat
00:44:17.880 when was
00:44:19.320 the last
00:44:19.660 time
00:44:19.980 a
00:44:20.340 Democrat
00:44:21.280 entity
00:44:21.880 invited
00:44:22.620 me
00:44:22.880 for a
00:44:23.220 major
00:44:23.580 news hit
00:44:25.320 I don't
00:44:27.260 remember
00:44:27.660 it used
00:44:28.740 to happen
00:44:29.000 all the
00:44:29.340 time
00:44:29.660 but as
00:44:30.500 soon as
00:44:30.800 I started
00:44:31.240 saying
00:44:31.560 things that
00:44:32.040 made sense
00:44:32.620 and disagreed
00:44:34.180 with their
00:44:34.480 narrative
00:44:34.840 I'm dead
00:44:36.780 to the
00:44:37.060 world
00:44:37.340 now I'm
00:44:38.300 just a
00:44:38.640 cancelled
00:44:38.940 disgraced
00:44:39.460 cartoonist
00:44:40.100 they'll
00:44:40.440 never have
00:44:40.860 me on
00:44:41.140 now
00:44:41.440 see how
00:44:42.880 this
00:44:43.040 works
00:44:43.440 alright
00:44:45.340 so
00:44:48.340 the reason
00:44:48.880 we don't
00:44:49.200 have free
00:44:49.620 speech
00:44:50.000 is because
00:44:50.620 the bad
00:44:51.240 guys
00:44:51.480 couldn't
00:44:51.800 get away
00:44:52.140 with something
00:44:52.680 that's so
00:44:53.120 obviously
00:44:53.580 crooked
00:44:54.000 if we
00:44:55.160 had free
00:44:55.520 speech
00:44:55.880 alright
00:44:57.580 Washington
00:44:58.740 Post
00:44:59.040 made
00:44:59.300 news
00:44:59.780 by
00:45:01.520 being
00:45:02.520 honest
00:45:03.120 I'm
00:45:05.600 not even
00:45:05.980 joking
00:45:06.340 the
00:45:07.580 Washington
00:45:07.940 Post
00:45:08.420 which is
00:45:09.680 allegedly
00:45:10.140 a news
00:45:10.620 organization
00:45:11.260 but
00:45:12.140 people
00:45:12.520 watching
00:45:12.880 this
00:45:13.140 know
00:45:13.380 it's
00:45:13.540 not
00:45:13.740 really
00:45:13.980 a
00:45:14.140 news
00:45:14.320 organization
00:45:14.920 it's
00:45:15.280 an
00:45:16.300 intelligence
00:45:16.780 op
00:45:17.160 on
00:45:17.320 the
00:45:17.440 country
00:45:17.720 you
00:45:18.860 all
00:45:19.060 know
00:45:19.240 that
00:45:19.420 right
00:45:19.660 let me
00:45:20.700 test
00:45:20.940 this
00:45:21.280 I'll bet
00:45:22.060 everyone
00:45:22.480 watching
00:45:22.960 now
00:45:23.300 knows
00:45:24.060 that
00:45:24.200 the
00:45:24.340 Washington
00:45:24.700 Post
00:45:25.120 is
00:45:25.440 not
00:45:25.640 even
00:45:25.840 designed
00:45:26.360 as
00:45:26.740 a
00:45:26.880 news
00:45:27.060 organization
00:45:27.600 it's
00:45:27.980 just
00:45:28.180 a
00:45:28.480 propaganda
00:45:29.200 entity
00:45:30.120 right
00:45:30.740 every
00:45:31.600 single
00:45:31.900 person
00:45:32.200 watching
00:45:32.560 this
00:45:32.820 knows
00:45:33.080 that
00:45:33.280 to
00:45:33.400 be
00:45:33.520 a
00:45:33.640 fact
00:45:33.900 how
00:45:34.600 many
00:45:35.040 democrats
00:45:35.560 do
00:45:35.760 you
00:45:35.820 think
00:45:35.980 know
00:45:36.240 that
00:45:36.560 I
00:45:37.880 would
00:45:38.040 guess
00:45:38.240 none
00:45:38.700 I've
00:45:39.320 never
00:45:39.480 met
00:45:39.720 one
00:45:39.960 I've
00:45:40.840 literally
00:45:41.100 never
00:45:41.400 met
00:45:41.640 one
00:45:41.900 there's
00:45:44.760 no
00:45:44.920 free
00:45:45.260 speech
00:45:45.740 if
00:45:47.000 there
00:45:47.140 were
00:45:47.280 anything
00:45:47.680 like
00:45:47.980 free
00:45:48.220 speech
00:45:48.540 the
00:45:48.760 democrats
00:45:49.200 would
00:45:49.420 at least
00:45:49.740 know
00:45:50.380 that
00:45:50.580 other
00:45:50.800 people
00:45:51.120 think
00:45:51.420 this
00:45:51.720 even
00:45:52.420 if
00:45:52.580 they
00:45:52.700 disagreed
00:45:53.280 they
00:45:53.420 at least
00:45:53.740 know
00:45:53.940 what
00:45:54.060 your
00:45:54.200 opinion
00:45:54.500 was
00:45:54.840 but
00:45:55.240 no
00:45:55.400 they
00:45:55.960 will
00:45:56.060 never
00:45:56.260 be
00:45:56.460 exposed
00:45:56.780 to
00:45:56.960 it
00:45:57.180 all
00:45:59.520 right
00:45:59.600 here's
00:45:59.960 how
00:46:00.380 they
00:46:00.540 made
00:46:00.820 news
00:46:01.180 at least
00:46:01.480 on
00:46:01.640 social
00:46:01.900 media
00:46:02.220 for
00:46:03.220 being
00:46:03.480 honest
00:46:03.980 so
00:46:04.860 they
00:46:05.000 ran
00:46:05.240 that
00:46:05.440 poll
00:46:05.700 Washington
00:46:06.140 Post
00:46:06.460 and ABC
00:46:06.900 News
00:46:07.320 did a
00:46:07.620 joint
00:46:07.820 poll
00:46:08.080 that
00:46:08.800 said
00:46:09.040 that
00:46:09.380 Trump
00:46:10.400 was
00:46:10.640 10
00:46:10.900 points
00:46:11.220 up
00:46:11.420 on
00:46:11.580 Biden
00:46:11.840 in
00:46:12.060 the
00:46:12.200 general
00:46:12.440 election
00:46:12.840 now
00:46:13.420 that
00:46:13.560 was
00:46:13.780 way
00:46:14.160 outside
00:46:14.620 other
00:46:15.060 polls
00:46:15.460 results
00:46:16.180 and
00:46:17.740 but
00:46:18.740 the
00:46:18.880 Washington
00:46:19.160 Post
00:46:19.460 to
00:46:19.680 their
00:46:19.860 credit
00:46:20.200 said
00:46:21.380 right
00:46:21.960 up
00:46:22.160 front
00:46:22.500 that
00:46:23.260 the
00:46:23.440 result
00:46:23.860 I think
00:46:24.540 it was
00:46:24.700 the
00:46:24.880 subtitle
00:46:25.520 to
00:46:25.700 the
00:46:25.820 headline
00:46:26.180 so
00:46:26.580 right
00:46:27.000 up
00:46:27.180 front
00:46:27.500 they
00:46:27.840 said
00:46:28.060 this
00:46:28.360 that
00:46:29.180 this
00:46:29.460 poll
00:46:30.060 does
00:46:30.320 not
00:46:30.580 match
00:46:30.920 other
00:46:31.140 recent
00:46:31.480 polling
00:46:31.840 and
00:46:32.980 that
00:46:33.160 it
00:46:33.300 might
00:46:33.480 be
00:46:33.640 an
00:46:33.780 outlier
00:46:34.200 in
00:46:35.220 other
00:46:35.400 words
00:46:35.660 the
00:46:35.840 Washington
00:46:36.180 Post
00:46:36.460 was
00:46:36.700 telling
00:46:36.960 you
00:46:37.160 right
00:46:37.460 up
00:46:37.640 front
00:46:37.980 very
00:46:38.740 prominently
00:46:39.420 we
00:46:40.480 did
00:46:40.700 this
00:46:40.940 poll
00:46:41.180 but
00:46:41.460 even
00:46:41.700 we
00:46:41.920 don't
00:46:42.140 think
00:46:42.440 you
00:46:42.800 should
00:46:42.960 necessarily
00:46:43.380 believe
00:46:43.720 it
00:46:44.000 now
00:46:45.600 that
00:46:45.720 feels
00:46:45.920 like
00:46:46.100 an
00:46:46.240 upgrade
00:46:46.540 doesn't
00:46:46.860 it
00:46:47.280 it's
00:46:48.660 an
00:46:48.780 upgrade
00:46:49.180 because
00:46:49.520 they
00:46:49.760 did
00:46:49.940 the
00:46:50.100 poll
00:46:50.340 they
00:46:51.100 didn't
00:46:51.320 hide
00:46:51.580 it
00:46:51.720 from
00:46:51.920 you
00:46:52.140 and
00:46:52.860 then
00:46:53.020 they
00:46:53.180 told
00:46:53.440 you
00:46:53.560 quite
00:46:53.800 honestly
00:46:54.220 this
00:46:54.580 doesn't
00:46:54.880 make
00:46:55.060 sense
00:46:55.380 with
00:46:55.560 the
00:46:55.660 other
00:46:55.820 polls
00:46:56.160 so
00:46:57.640 don't
00:46:58.000 assume
00:46:58.500 it
00:46:58.640 will
00:46:58.740 last
00:46:59.060 that's
00:47:00.540 good
00:47:01.100 work
00:47:01.420 isn't
00:47:01.660 it
00:47:02.420 but
00:47:04.020 as
00:47:04.580 other
00:47:04.780 people
00:47:05.040 pointed
00:47:05.340 out
00:47:05.660 they've
00:47:07.040 done
00:47:07.200 a lot
00:47:07.480 of
00:47:07.620 sketchy
00:47:07.980 things
00:47:08.220 in
00:47:08.360 the
00:47:08.460 past
00:47:08.780 and
00:47:08.960 they've
00:47:09.160 never
00:47:09.360 pointed
00:47:09.700 out
00:47:10.040 in
00:47:10.220 advance
00:47:10.680 why
00:47:12.260 is
00:47:12.440 this
00:47:12.600 the
00:47:12.780 one
00:47:13.040 time
00:47:13.420 they
00:47:14.140 criticized
00:47:14.600 their
00:47:15.000 own
00:47:15.180 work
00:47:15.540 the
00:47:16.780 one
00:47:17.000 time
00:47:17.340 is
00:47:18.900 it
00:47:19.040 because
00:47:19.340 it's
00:47:19.600 good
00:47:19.760 for
00:47:19.940 Trump
00:47:20.240 seems
00:47:22.780 like
00:47:22.980 a
00:47:23.100 pretty
00:47:23.260 big
00:47:23.500 coincidence
00:47:24.020 right
00:47:25.400 so
00:47:26.060 even
00:47:26.420 when
00:47:26.680 they
00:47:26.860 even
00:47:27.220 when
00:47:27.480 they're
00:47:27.680 honest
00:47:28.180 they're
00:47:29.300 honest
00:47:29.840 in a
00:47:30.160 way
00:47:30.300 that's
00:47:30.600 dishonest
00:47:31.240 that
00:47:32.980 was
00:47:33.160 a
00:47:33.300 tough
00:47:33.480 one
00:47:33.640 to
00:47:33.780 pull
00:47:33.960 off
00:47:34.300 they
00:47:35.540 were
00:47:35.700 completely
00:47:36.220 honest
00:47:36.780 and
00:47:37.020 forthright
00:47:37.580 and
00:47:38.680 by
00:47:38.880 doing
00:47:39.240 so
00:47:39.620 they
00:47:41.340 became
00:47:41.720 more
00:47:42.080 dishonest
00:47:42.820 because
00:47:43.640 of
00:47:43.860 all
00:47:44.000 the
00:47:44.120 times
00:47:44.360 they
00:47:44.540 haven't
00:47:44.880 done
00:47:45.060 it
00:47:45.400 it's
00:47:47.880 quite
00:47:48.120 a
00:47:48.260 trick
00:47:48.400 to
00:47:48.580 pull
00:47:48.720 that
00:47:48.920 off
00:47:49.220 all
00:47:50.920 right
00:47:51.180 apparently
00:47:54.680 Miss
00:47:55.100 America
00:47:55.560 the
00:47:55.940 current
00:47:56.440 Miss
00:47:56.700 America
00:47:57.040 is a
00:47:57.460 nuclear
00:47:57.760 fuel
00:47:58.320 engineer
00:47:58.820 that's
00:48:01.820 a
00:48:01.940 long
00:48:02.140 way
00:48:02.360 to
00:48:02.540 saying
00:48:02.900 she's
00:48:03.160 not
00:48:03.320 as
00:48:03.460 attractive
00:48:03.860 as
00:48:04.140 past
00:48:04.880 title
00:48:06.460 holders
00:48:06.820 but
00:48:07.500 well
00:48:08.220 there
00:48:08.400 you
00:48:08.520 have
00:48:08.680 it
00:48:09.160 no
00:48:10.560 I'm
00:48:10.800 just
00:48:11.000 joking
00:48:11.540 I'm
00:48:11.920 just
00:48:12.080 joking
00:48:12.520 she's
00:48:13.780 not
00:48:14.160 as
00:48:14.660 attractive
00:48:15.020 as
00:48:15.280 past
00:48:15.600 title
00:48:15.900 holders
00:48:16.180 but
00:48:16.440 I
00:48:16.640 think
00:48:16.800 that's
00:48:17.040 a
00:48:17.140 coincidence
00:48:17.580 no
00:48:19.060 I'm
00:48:19.260 just
00:48:19.400 joking
00:48:19.820 I'm
00:48:20.140 just
00:48:20.280 joking
00:48:20.660 I'm
00:48:21.520 just
00:48:21.640 joking
00:48:21.960 she's
00:48:22.400 very
00:48:22.640 attractive
00:48:23.540 anyway
00:48:24.960 there's
00:48:26.700 there's
00:48:27.760 an
00:48:27.880 article
00:48:28.200 in
00:48:28.720 Wall
00:48:29.240 Star
00:48:29.400 Journal
00:48:29.720 talking
00:48:30.120 about
00:48:30.380 her
00:48:30.620 Jennifer
00:48:31.820 Hiller
00:48:32.360 wrote
00:48:32.880 this
00:48:33.180 article
00:48:33.560 and
00:48:34.760 I
00:48:35.100 was
00:48:35.440 caught
00:48:35.600 by
00:48:35.740 this
00:48:35.940 sentence
00:48:36.380 it
00:48:37.600 says
00:48:37.840 does
00:48:38.100 the
00:48:38.280 US
00:48:38.480 need
00:48:38.720 more
00:48:38.940 nuclear
00:48:39.340 power
00:48:39.780 Miss
00:48:40.820 America
00:48:41.220 thinks
00:48:41.560 so
00:48:41.840 so
00:48:42.540 do
00:48:42.760 Oliver
00:48:43.160 Stone
00:48:43.620 Elon
00:48:44.020 Musk
00:48:44.440 and
00:48:44.700 Sam
00:48:45.060 Altman
00:48:45.460 so
00:48:47.560 the
00:48:47.900 tone
00:48:48.740 of
00:48:48.920 the
00:48:49.040 article
00:48:49.380 is
00:48:50.380 that
00:48:50.740 these
00:48:51.580 following
00:48:52.040 people
00:48:52.500 who
00:48:52.780 are
00:48:53.040 prominent
00:48:53.840 people
00:48:54.320 are
00:48:55.340 pro
00:48:55.680 nuclear
00:48:56.060 and
00:48:56.400 so
00:48:56.620 you
00:48:56.820 should
00:48:56.980 take
00:48:57.240 it
00:48:57.380 seriously
00:48:57.820 as
00:48:58.160 well
00:48:58.420 and
00:49:00.380 I'm
00:49:00.500 thinking
00:49:00.700 to
00:49:00.860 myself
00:49:01.280 really
00:49:02.980 I
00:49:04.360 feel
00:49:04.860 like
00:49:05.020 they
00:49:05.160 left
00:49:05.400 out
00:49:05.580 a
00:49:05.700 few
00:49:05.840 people
00:49:06.220 that
00:49:07.860 may
00:49:08.300 have
00:49:08.440 been
00:49:08.580 there
00:49:08.820 as
00:49:09.140 well
00:49:09.360 but
00:49:10.060 it
00:49:10.260 does
00:49:10.500 help
00:49:10.780 that
00:49:11.240 famous
00:49:11.760 smart
00:49:12.200 people
00:49:12.560 including
00:49:14.060 a
00:49:14.320 nuclear
00:49:14.640 fuel
00:49:15.020 engineer
00:49:15.380 who
00:49:15.600 is
00:49:15.720 also
00:49:15.920 Miss
00:49:16.160 America
00:49:16.500 think
00:49:17.900 that
00:49:18.120 nuclear
00:49:18.440 power
00:49:18.800 is
00:49:19.200 necessary
00:49:20.960 and
00:49:21.340 we
00:49:21.440 should
00:49:21.580 do
00:49:21.700 a
00:49:21.800 lot
00:49:21.880 more
00:49:22.060 of
00:49:22.160 it
00:49:22.500 yeah
00:49:23.580 Sam
00:49:24.020 Altman
00:49:24.380 is
00:49:24.580 the
00:49:24.840 head
00:49:26.160 of
00:49:26.420 chat
00:49:27.180 GPT
00:49:27.740 all
00:49:31.300 right
00:49:31.540 and
00:49:33.240 it
00:49:33.340 says
00:49:33.520 atomic
00:49:33.920 energy
00:49:34.300 is
00:49:34.520 elbowing
00:49:35.060 its
00:49:35.200 way
00:49:35.380 back
00:49:35.680 into
00:49:35.900 the
00:49:36.060 conversation
00:49:36.660 okay
00:49:39.160 here's
00:49:42.060 something
00:49:42.320 that
00:49:42.720 Elon
00:49:43.320 Musk
00:49:43.920 said
00:49:44.540 a while
00:49:44.940 ago
00:49:45.200 that
00:49:45.460 desalinization
00:49:46.460 is
00:49:46.760 absurdly
00:49:47.320 cheap
00:49:47.740 I guess
00:49:48.440 he
00:49:48.640 said
00:49:49.640 that
00:49:49.920 to
00:49:50.360 Bill
00:49:52.160 Marr
00:49:52.480 so
00:49:53.620 that
00:49:53.840 would
00:49:53.960 be
00:49:54.040 another
00:49:54.240 thing
00:49:54.460 that
00:49:54.620 Bill
00:49:54.780 Marr
00:49:55.000 was
00:49:55.160 not
00:49:55.340 aware
00:49:55.560 of
00:49:55.760 that
00:49:56.040 desalinization
00:49:57.620 is
00:49:58.080 absurdly
00:49:58.760 cheap
00:49:59.180 now
00:50:00.320 that's
00:50:00.560 interesting
00:50:00.960 because
00:50:01.360 whenever
00:50:01.700 anybody
00:50:02.180 talks
00:50:02.640 about
00:50:02.880 it
00:50:03.020 they
00:50:03.180 talk
00:50:03.420 about
00:50:03.620 how
00:50:03.800 expensive
00:50:04.240 it is
00:50:04.740 it
00:50:06.520 wasn't
00:50:06.800 obvious
00:50:07.160 to me
00:50:07.520 that it's
00:50:07.840 cheap
00:50:08.160 I just
00:50:08.820 knew that
00:50:09.160 it
00:50:09.280 worked
00:50:09.660 I knew
00:50:10.640 that it
00:50:10.940 worked
00:50:11.180 if you
00:50:11.440 had
00:50:11.580 no
00:50:11.780 option
00:50:12.200 such
00:50:12.720 as
00:50:13.000 in
00:50:13.200 the
00:50:13.320 Middle
00:50:13.500 East
00:50:13.820 they
00:50:14.400 don't
00:50:14.540 have
00:50:14.680 a lot
00:50:14.880 of
00:50:14.980 options
00:50:15.400 but
00:50:16.320 they
00:50:16.560 have
00:50:16.740 enough
00:50:17.120 money
00:50:22.160 keep
00:50:22.600 dropping
00:50:22.980 and
00:50:23.660 if
00:50:23.800 you
00:50:23.920 were
00:50:24.040 to
00:50:24.160 add
00:50:24.360 on top
00:50:24.740 of
00:50:24.840 that
00:50:25.060 a
00:50:25.380 nuclear
00:50:25.740 power
00:50:26.060 plant
00:50:26.460 so
00:50:27.280 the
00:50:27.420 cost
00:50:27.700 of
00:50:27.840 energy
00:50:28.160 dropped
00:50:28.600 you
00:50:29.780 pretty
00:50:30.000 much
00:50:30.200 have
00:50:30.360 all
00:50:30.520 the
00:50:30.620 water
00:50:30.840 you
00:50:31.000 want
00:50:31.260 I
00:50:33.420 saw
00:50:33.640 a
00:50:33.960 product
00:50:34.440 for sale
00:50:36.060 on
00:50:36.560 Instagram
00:50:37.020 advertised
00:50:38.600 on
00:50:38.940 Instagram
00:50:39.280 that
00:50:40.040 was
00:50:40.340 a
00:50:40.660 household
00:50:41.440 kitchen
00:50:41.980 device
00:50:42.520 that
00:50:43.620 creates
00:50:44.120 water
00:50:44.500 out of
00:50:44.820 air
00:50:45.060 and
00:50:46.420 you
00:50:46.620 just
00:50:46.820 plug
00:50:47.140 it
00:50:47.280 in
00:50:47.480 and
00:50:47.640 you're
00:50:47.840 done
00:50:48.060 you
00:50:48.940 just
00:50:49.120 plug
00:50:49.360 it
00:50:49.480 in
00:50:49.660 and
00:50:49.800 it
00:50:49.900 starts
00:50:50.120 creating
00:50:50.540 water
00:50:51.160 out of
00:50:51.440 air
00:50:51.640 and fills
00:50:52.120 a
00:50:52.320 thing
00:50:52.560 and
00:50:52.800 makes
00:50:53.540 two
00:50:54.040 gallons
00:50:54.440 a
00:50:54.640 day
00:50:54.900 something
00:50:55.700 like
00:50:55.900 that
00:50:56.200 so
00:50:57.420 that
00:50:57.820 looked
00:50:58.200 pretty
00:51:00.020 efficient
00:51:00.440 so
00:51:01.680 I've
00:51:01.960 got a
00:51:02.160 feeling
00:51:02.360 that
00:51:02.600 the
00:51:02.820 Adams
00:51:03.200 law
00:51:03.600 of
00:51:03.920 slow
00:51:04.200 moving
00:51:04.520 disasters
00:51:05.140 is
00:51:06.120 going
00:51:06.280 to
00:51:06.420 solve
00:51:06.660 our
00:51:06.820 water
00:51:07.140 problems
00:51:07.700 as well
00:51:08.640 as
00:51:08.820 our
00:51:08.980 energy
00:51:09.380 problems
00:51:09.940 we'll
00:51:10.840 have
00:51:10.980 nuclear
00:51:11.380 we'll
00:51:11.700 have
00:51:11.860 desalinization
00:51:12.700 we'll
00:51:13.740 be able
00:51:14.060 to
00:51:14.300 reforest
00:51:15.060 deserts
00:51:16.960 and
00:51:17.540 fix
00:51:18.200 climate
00:51:18.560 change
00:51:18.980 that's
00:51:20.300 what I
00:51:20.540 see
00:51:20.660 happening
00:51:20.960 all
00:51:23.960 right
00:51:24.200 would you
00:51:26.000 like to
00:51:26.320 see me
00:51:26.600 get
00:51:26.780 triple
00:51:27.080 canceled
00:51:27.480 anybody
00:51:29.780 triple
00:51:31.240 cancellation
00:51:31.880 double
00:51:33.100 triple
00:51:33.400 cancellation
00:51:33.960 I'm
00:51:35.200 going to
00:51:35.440 need a
00:51:35.740 whiteboard
00:51:36.140 to pull
00:51:36.500 this off
00:51:37.060 I saw
00:51:38.540 a horribly
00:51:39.200 racist
00:51:39.960 comment
00:51:40.500 today on
00:51:42.200 social media
00:51:42.800 it was a
00:51:43.780 video of a
00:51:44.700 smash and
00:51:45.380 grab robbery
00:51:46.120 where lots
00:51:47.280 of people
00:51:47.620 come in at the
00:51:48.200 same time
00:51:48.700 they dominate
00:51:50.140 the store
00:51:50.620 and grab
00:51:51.060 everything
00:51:51.400 this one
00:51:52.660 was in
00:51:53.460 England
00:51:54.560 I think
00:51:55.160 and the
00:51:57.380 commenter
00:51:57.880 said
00:51:58.260 in a very
00:52:00.340 racist way
00:52:01.080 why don't
00:52:02.200 we ever
00:52:02.520 see video
00:52:03.200 of white
00:52:03.700 people doing
00:52:04.280 this
00:52:04.600 because all
00:52:05.240 the people
00:52:05.600 doing the
00:52:06.000 robbing
00:52:06.320 were black
00:52:06.860 in that
00:52:07.520 video
00:52:07.800 and I
00:52:09.100 would like
00:52:09.400 to address
00:52:09.820 that question
00:52:10.400 do you think
00:52:12.100 I could do it
00:52:12.640 without getting
00:52:13.060 canceled
00:52:13.420 why do we
00:52:15.620 only see
00:52:16.160 video of
00:52:17.080 black people
00:52:18.120 involved in
00:52:19.160 smash and
00:52:19.660 grabs
00:52:19.960 now if
00:52:21.800 there's any
00:52:22.180 video of
00:52:22.580 anybody else
00:52:23.060 doing it
00:52:23.520 maybe it's
00:52:24.500 just I
00:52:24.800 haven't seen
00:52:25.180 them so that
00:52:26.100 could be
00:52:26.360 another theory
00:52:27.020 they're all
00:52:27.880 out there
00:52:28.280 but for some
00:52:28.840 reason we
00:52:29.220 only see
00:52:29.580 some of
00:52:29.920 them
00:52:30.320 can't rule
00:52:31.600 that out
00:52:32.120 seems unlikely
00:52:33.580 but can't
00:52:34.280 rule it out
00:52:34.720 all right
00:52:35.480 so white
00:52:36.600 board
00:52:36.900 here are the
00:52:39.600 different theories
00:52:40.400 for why it is
00:52:41.440 that the
00:52:42.000 videos
00:52:42.520 this has
00:52:43.220 nothing to
00:52:43.680 do with
00:52:43.900 the people
00:52:44.300 we're talking
00:52:45.580 about the
00:52:45.900 videos
00:52:46.460 videos are
00:52:47.640 not people
00:52:48.120 why are the
00:52:49.780 videos also
00:52:50.920 one-sided
00:52:51.500 and I
00:52:54.840 would give
00:52:55.180 you these
00:52:56.380 theories
00:52:56.900 yeah it's
00:52:58.980 hard to get
00:52:59.380 this so
00:53:00.480 everybody can
00:53:01.180 see it
00:53:01.700 I think
00:53:04.720 that'll work
00:53:05.260 all right
00:53:07.100 you got some
00:53:07.540 racist theories
00:53:08.280 there's something
00:53:09.600 in the DNA
00:53:10.280 of these people
00:53:11.120 don't think
00:53:12.860 so
00:53:13.120 there's something
00:53:14.300 about the
00:53:14.680 culture
00:53:15.080 which is sort
00:53:16.320 of a clever
00:53:16.860 way to say
00:53:17.500 it's the DNA
00:53:18.240 I'm not sure
00:53:20.140 those are too
00:53:20.660 different
00:53:21.000 or somebody
00:53:22.160 will say
00:53:22.460 it's about
00:53:22.840 poverty
00:53:23.260 which is
00:53:24.820 another way
00:53:25.620 to group
00:53:26.400 these things
00:53:27.020 now if it
00:53:28.520 were about
00:53:28.780 poverty you
00:53:29.800 would see
00:53:30.140 lots of
00:53:30.600 other groups
00:53:31.060 doing it
00:53:31.640 because there
00:53:32.260 are lots
00:53:32.540 of poor
00:53:32.860 people of
00:53:33.320 all type
00:53:33.760 would you
00:53:34.540 agree
00:53:34.780 so you
00:53:36.020 could rule
00:53:36.360 out poverty
00:53:37.040 because you're
00:53:37.900 not seeing
00:53:38.340 poor people
00:53:39.000 of every group
00:53:40.080 doing it
00:53:40.920 at least
00:53:41.340 in the
00:53:41.580 videos
00:53:41.920 I don't
00:53:42.640 know what's
00:53:42.920 happening
00:53:43.160 in reality
00:53:43.620 I just
00:53:44.000 know what
00:53:44.280 the videos
00:53:44.700 show
00:53:45.000 is it
00:53:46.720 culture
00:53:47.080 I would
00:53:47.800 say no
00:53:48.320 if it
00:53:49.680 were a
00:53:49.980 culture
00:53:50.360 or there's
00:53:52.660 just something
00:53:53.120 about the
00:53:54.020 black culture
00:53:54.640 wouldn't you
00:53:55.700 see it
00:53:56.000 everywhere
00:53:56.380 you know
00:53:58.800 you're not
00:53:59.140 seeing it
00:53:59.660 in the
00:54:00.540 historically
00:54:01.580 black
00:54:02.020 college
00:54:02.500 campuses
00:54:02.960 there's no
00:54:04.400 smash and
00:54:04.980 grab of the
00:54:05.700 you know
00:54:06.140 the college
00:54:06.780 bookstore
00:54:07.240 right
00:54:08.540 so
00:54:09.560 there's
00:54:10.560 something else
00:54:11.040 going on
00:54:11.560 and it's
00:54:11.820 not DNA
00:54:12.400 because again
00:54:13.100 there are
00:54:13.920 plenty of
00:54:14.280 people not
00:54:14.840 doing it
00:54:15.360 so it's
00:54:15.980 not baked
00:54:16.500 into somehow
00:54:17.160 you weren't
00:54:17.620 born with
00:54:18.120 it
00:54:18.320 so what
00:54:19.380 else could
00:54:19.720 it be
00:54:20.020 here's
00:54:21.000 what I
00:54:21.200 think it
00:54:21.480 is
00:54:21.700 I think
00:54:24.200 there's
00:54:24.820 the most
00:54:25.520 non-racist
00:54:26.420 take on
00:54:27.020 this which
00:54:27.440 I think
00:54:27.700 is the
00:54:27.960 accurate
00:54:28.220 one
00:54:28.500 is
00:54:30.700 if you
00:54:31.660 live in
00:54:31.920 a world
00:54:32.240 with
00:54:32.700 CRT
00:54:33.460 ESG
00:54:34.100 and DEI
00:54:35.000 and we're
00:54:35.560 talking about
00:54:36.000 reparations
00:54:36.660 and systemic
00:54:37.280 racism
00:54:37.760 you've created
00:54:39.020 a narrative
00:54:39.580 that one
00:54:40.120 group owes
00:54:40.780 the other
00:54:41.100 group some
00:54:41.620 stuff
00:54:41.960 that's the
00:54:44.800 dominant
00:54:45.280 cultural
00:54:46.420 narrative in
00:54:47.080 America
00:54:47.460 is that
00:54:48.420 one group
00:54:49.060 owes
00:54:50.620 the other
00:54:51.560 groups
00:54:51.920 their stuff
00:54:52.760 now if
00:54:54.140 you took
00:54:54.580 any group
00:54:55.820 of Americans
00:54:56.420 and you
00:54:58.200 put them
00:54:58.560 in a situation
00:54:59.220 where the
00:54:59.700 dominant
00:55:00.120 narrative
00:55:00.680 I mean
00:55:01.140 almost the
00:55:01.620 operating system
00:55:02.520 of the
00:55:02.740 country
00:55:03.020 says hey
00:55:04.080 somebody's
00:55:05.240 got your
00:55:05.600 stuff
00:55:05.960 well where
00:55:07.400 is it
00:55:07.820 well it's
00:55:09.140 probably in
00:55:09.520 that store
00:55:10.000 your stuff
00:55:12.200 is in that
00:55:12.640 store
00:55:12.980 you better
00:55:13.340 go get
00:55:13.760 it
00:55:14.040 what would
00:55:15.260 you expect
00:55:15.680 to happen
00:55:16.140 how could
00:55:18.300 you have
00:55:18.600 any other
00:55:19.040 outcome
00:55:19.440 you could
00:55:20.420 replace
00:55:20.940 black
00:55:21.380 Americans
00:55:21.840 with
00:55:22.260 Elbonians
00:55:23.020 or any
00:55:24.360 other group
00:55:24.900 if you
00:55:26.740 spend all
00:55:27.260 day long
00:55:27.700 telling them
00:55:28.280 that the
00:55:29.060 other group
00:55:29.720 has your
00:55:30.100 stuff
00:55:30.500 and it's
00:55:31.800 in that
00:55:32.060 store
00:55:32.380 and you
00:55:33.660 could get
00:55:34.020 it out
00:55:34.420 without
00:55:34.720 risk
00:55:35.220 if you
00:55:35.500 go with
00:55:35.820 your
00:55:35.960 buddies
00:55:36.240 if you
00:55:37.320 all go
00:55:37.780 you can
00:55:38.100 get your
00:55:38.420 stuff
00:55:38.660 back
00:55:39.040 what do
00:55:40.620 you expect
00:55:40.960 to happen
00:55:41.400 if you
00:55:42.380 design a
00:55:43.120 system
00:55:43.560 that guarantees
00:55:45.440 you get
00:55:45.940 this outcome
00:55:46.640 and then you
00:55:47.720 get this
00:55:48.160 outcome
00:55:48.500 why would
00:55:49.100 you look
00:55:49.420 at anything
00:55:49.960 except
00:55:50.560 the design
00:55:51.880 of the
00:55:52.120 system
00:55:52.440 right
00:55:55.200 hasn't it
00:55:56.560 always been
00:55:57.100 true
00:55:57.420 that
00:55:59.360 a group
00:56:00.260 of people
00:56:00.660 could
00:56:01.040 run into
00:56:02.140 a store
00:56:02.480 and grab
00:56:02.980 stuff
00:56:03.260 and get
00:56:04.260 away
00:56:04.460 with it
00:56:04.760 it's
00:56:05.180 probably
00:56:05.420 always
00:56:05.640 been
00:56:05.820 true
00:56:06.060 but
00:56:07.540 it's
00:56:08.820 never
00:56:09.040 been
00:56:09.260 so
00:56:09.660 authorized
00:56:10.320 I mean
00:56:11.600 the fact
00:56:12.180 that
00:56:12.720 bail
00:56:14.080 has been
00:56:14.560 removed
00:56:15.120 for
00:56:15.660 shoplifting
00:56:16.260 so
00:56:18.240 what would
00:56:18.840 you
00:56:19.040 make of
00:56:20.540 a fact
00:56:20.900 where they
00:56:21.300 remove
00:56:21.780 the penalties
00:56:22.340 for
00:56:22.680 shoplifting
00:56:23.200 and then
00:56:24.420 they spend
00:56:24.840 all day
00:56:25.220 long
00:56:25.480 telling you
00:56:25.920 that the
00:56:26.320 rich
00:56:26.500 people
00:56:26.840 and the
00:56:27.160 white
00:56:27.320 people
00:56:27.580 took
00:56:27.840 your
00:56:28.020 stuff
00:56:28.280 and it's
00:56:28.620 in the
00:56:28.900 store
00:56:29.180 just go
00:56:30.120 get it
00:56:30.360 back
00:56:30.660 so
00:56:32.800 that's
00:56:33.180 my
00:56:33.360 theory
00:56:33.620 so
00:56:34.860 I
00:56:35.100 think
00:56:35.380 if
00:56:36.420 you're
00:56:36.660 stuck
00:56:37.420 on the
00:56:37.960 narrative
00:56:38.340 that
00:56:38.780 social
00:56:39.240 media
00:56:39.520 wants
00:56:39.840 to feed
00:56:40.240 you
00:56:40.440 that
00:56:41.240 there's
00:56:41.460 just
00:56:41.700 something
00:56:42.400 wrong
00:56:42.620 with this
00:56:42.920 group
00:56:43.160 of
00:56:43.320 people
00:56:43.600 I
00:56:44.520 think
00:56:44.680 you're
00:56:44.840 missing
00:56:45.060 the
00:56:45.280 big
00:56:45.460 picture
00:56:45.780 the
00:56:46.620 big
00:56:46.840 picture
00:56:47.160 is
00:56:47.400 that
00:56:47.560 the
00:56:47.720 operating
00:56:48.320 system
00:56:49.240 of
00:56:49.420 the
00:56:49.500 country
00:56:49.820 is
00:56:50.620 designed
00:56:51.140 to
00:56:51.720 incentivize
00:56:52.660 one
00:56:53.000 group
00:56:53.280 of
00:56:53.420 people
00:56:53.720 to
00:56:54.660 take
00:56:54.900 stuff
00:56:55.200 from
00:56:55.400 another
00:56:55.680 group
00:56:55.920 of
00:56:56.060 people
00:56:56.320 and
00:56:58.620 incentives
00:56:59.140 work
00:56:59.620 incentives
00:57:01.160 always
00:57:01.540 work
00:57:01.920 there's
00:57:03.160 no
00:57:03.320 situation
00:57:03.860 where
00:57:04.120 incentives
00:57:04.580 don't
00:57:05.440 work
00:57:05.800 they've
00:57:06.880 worked
00:57:07.080 everywhere
00:57:07.680 in every
00:57:08.640 situation
00:57:09.240 from the
00:57:10.040 beginning
00:57:10.340 of time
00:57:10.840 so we
00:57:11.600 designed
00:57:12.040 a system
00:57:12.640 that
00:57:14.040 incentivizes
00:57:14.860 one group
00:57:15.380 of people
00:57:15.760 to rob
00:57:16.220 stores
00:57:16.600 in mass
00:57:17.160 and then
00:57:18.400 we're
00:57:18.540 saying
00:57:18.780 why is
00:57:19.100 this
00:57:19.260 happening
00:57:19.580 because
00:57:20.620 we
00:57:21.000 incentivized
00:57:21.720 it
00:57:21.940 of course
00:57:22.920 we took
00:57:23.840 away the
00:57:24.160 penalties
00:57:24.500 and we
00:57:25.180 added
00:57:26.060 a reward
00:57:26.700 hey
00:57:27.080 you're
00:57:27.260 getting
00:57:27.700 revenge
00:57:28.140 you're
00:57:28.360 getting
00:57:28.520 even
00:57:28.780 you're
00:57:29.440 getting
00:57:29.580 your
00:57:29.820 stuff
00:57:30.140 back
00:57:30.520 all right
00:57:33.620 well once
00:57:34.200 again
00:57:34.520 am I
00:57:35.720 preaching to
00:57:36.740 the people
00:57:37.140 who are
00:57:37.480 already
00:57:37.720 converted
00:57:38.260 largely
00:57:39.440 largely
00:57:41.140 talking to
00:57:41.660 the people
00:57:41.980 who are
00:57:42.160 already
00:57:42.380 converted
00:57:42.800 because the
00:57:43.800 larger point
00:57:44.380 here is
00:57:44.940 that there's
00:57:45.420 there's a
00:57:46.680 downside
00:57:47.120 to the
00:57:49.200 training that
00:57:50.400 all of our
00:57:50.940 youth are
00:57:51.300 getting
00:57:51.560 and the
00:57:52.080 population
00:57:52.580 at large
00:57:53.060 there's a
00:57:54.220 downside
00:57:54.620 that if
00:57:55.760 you train
00:57:56.700 people to
00:57:57.480 think that
00:57:57.820 one group
00:57:58.280 are victims
00:57:58.840 and the
00:57:59.200 other group
00:57:59.520 are victimizers
00:58:00.700 you should
00:58:02.060 pretty well
00:58:02.620 predict that
00:58:03.760 you end up
00:58:04.660 in a
00:58:05.000 South Africa
00:58:06.060 kind of
00:58:06.480 situation
00:58:06.880 eventually
00:58:07.340 all right
00:58:09.860 and that's
00:58:11.700 why you
00:58:12.020 watch
00:58:12.380 Coffee with
00:58:13.400 Scott Adams
00:58:13.940 for the
00:58:15.140 takes
00:58:15.480 that are
00:58:16.720 completely
00:58:17.340 not free
00:58:19.080 speech
00:58:19.520 so we're
00:58:20.800 just sort of
00:58:21.260 talking to
00:58:21.700 ourselves
00:58:22.140 but that'll
00:58:23.160 give you
00:58:23.420 something to
00:58:23.880 talk about
00:58:24.360 when you
00:58:24.700 go home
00:58:26.060 for the
00:58:26.260 holidays
00:58:26.640 all right
00:58:27.620 ladies and
00:58:28.540 gentlemen
00:58:28.800 YouTube
00:58:30.920 I think
00:58:31.880 we're done
00:58:32.280 here
00:58:32.480 I'm going to
00:58:32.820 talk to the
00:58:33.400 locals people
00:58:34.160 a little bit
00:58:34.580 more
00:58:34.840 and I will
00:58:36.240 see you
00:58:36.800 tomorrow
00:58:37.840 kind of
00:58:49.640 song
00:58:51.400 you
00:58:51.580 I
00:58:51.900 got
00:58:52.400 these
00:58:52.620 times
00:58:53.420 yeah
00:58:53.700 but
00:58:54.460 unless
00:58:54.860 I
00:58:55.380 don't
00:58:55.800 know
00:58:56.120 I
00:58:56.560 can
00:58:56.840 let
00:58:56.940 you
00:58:57.000 have
00:58:57.060 a
00:58:57.440 up