Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2305 Scott Adams： CWSA 11⧸27⧸23 Can TikTok Ads Cure Inflation For The White House？

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00:00:37.500 The thing that makes everything better, it's called the simultaneous sip.

00:00:42.160 And it happens now. Go.

00:00:48.980 I'm not going to lie, that is the worst simultaneous sip I've ever had.

00:00:52.660 Apparently, I did not have my coffee warmer turned on, and I got myself a face full of cold coffee.

00:01:03.220 But still, cold coffee is better than no coffee at all. Am I right? Yeah.

00:01:12.340 Refreshing.

00:01:14.360 See, you've got to look for the bright side.

00:01:17.460 You've got to look for the bright side.

00:01:22.660 So, simulation alert.

00:01:26.060 Simulation alert.

00:01:27.900 I saw this in a post from somebody called Carnivore Aurelius.

00:01:35.000 So there's some researcher, Dr. Michael Levin,

00:01:39.140 who's using electrical signals

00:01:41.120 to cause worms to grow two heads

00:01:44.360 without changing their genes whatsoever.

00:01:46.840 You can just basically send electrical signals into some worms,

00:01:54.320 and they grow a second head.

00:01:57.520 Now, there's nothing in the...

00:02:00.100 And that's not all.

00:02:01.940 It could also regenerate a salamander's limbs.

00:02:06.080 It could regenerate a salamander's limbs with just electrical signals.

00:02:09.420 Now, they don't say so,

00:02:11.900 but, you know, my own research shows that

00:02:14.320 the researchers did not

00:02:16.880 sufficiently shield themselves

00:02:19.160 when they were making the worms grow two heads.

00:02:22.660 So Dr. Michael Levin has two penises now,

00:02:26.560 and he's suspected as being the father

00:02:28.880 of the woman with two wombs

00:02:30.240 who has two separate children in each womb.

00:02:33.160 Now, if you haven't been watching the show,

00:02:36.340 you don't know how cleverly I connected all of those stories.

00:02:40.000 But ask somebody.

00:02:41.360 They'll be very impressed.

00:02:43.320 No, none of that's true,

00:02:44.460 except that apparently the worms do grow two heads,

00:02:47.020 and the salamanders do grow salamander limbs.

00:02:49.320 We don't know about the researcher's penis.

00:02:51.220 He probably still just has one.

00:02:55.840 As far as I know,

00:02:58.400 so some are thinking that maybe our idea

00:03:01.380 that your genes determine what your body does,

00:03:07.340 what if that's totally wrong?

00:03:10.420 Wouldn't that be just mind-blowing?

00:03:13.700 What if there's something that the environment

00:03:16.020 is introducing externally,

00:03:18.380 and your genes are just sort of like a collector?

00:03:20.680 What if your genes are not the cause?

00:03:24.660 They're simply this signal collector,

00:03:27.580 but the signal is coming from outside.

00:03:30.180 How wild would that be, huh?

00:03:32.760 I'm not going to say that that's true,

00:03:35.620 but how wild.

00:03:37.540 And would that suggest that you're a simulation?

00:03:42.020 Imagine if you were a software simulation.

00:03:44.680 Would your actions all be coming from within the one time

00:03:50.100 you were programmed?

00:03:52.700 See where I'm going with this?

00:03:54.720 Some of your actions, including what your body does,

00:03:57.880 might be coming from programs that are being injected

00:04:00.800 from the outside.

00:04:02.880 Something like an electrical signal, you might call it.

00:04:05.500 So is this more evidence that we're a simulation?

00:04:12.160 We're not organic units that are growing

00:04:14.500 based on our own instructions that we have internally,

00:04:17.320 but rather we're subject to some external electrical signal.

00:04:22.100 Let's call it software.

00:04:23.260 I don't know.

00:04:26.220 I just like to think that everything fits my hypothesis.

00:04:29.220 It's called confirmation bias.

00:04:31.740 Confirmation bias.

00:04:33.200 Every time I see a news story, I figure,

00:04:35.500 well, somehow this fits into my simulation hypothesis.

00:04:39.600 You should be aware that I'm just making everything

00:04:41.780 fit the hypothesis.

00:04:43.740 You know me well enough to know

00:04:45.100 I'm kind of playing with it.

00:04:47.580 On the other hand, I do think we live in a simulation.

00:04:51.580 All right.

00:04:53.920 Brian Ramelli did a post today.

00:04:56.860 There's an article in something called Multiplex

00:04:59.020 that says your brain is creating now,

00:05:01.560 but it's a half second after it just happened.

00:05:04.000 So the idea is that your brain imagines time,

00:05:08.560 because time's not a real thing,

00:05:10.500 or at least it imagines it in the form it wants to.

00:05:13.640 It imagines that we thought of something

00:05:16.060 and made a decision, and then we acted.

00:05:19.600 But science has confirmed that we decide

00:05:22.640 and act first, and then we figure out why we did it.

00:05:27.360 So this would be, I don't know,

00:05:29.840 probably the tenth time I've told you

00:05:31.840 that science has discovered that people are backwards thinkers,

00:05:35.140 and probably the tenth time I've told you

00:05:37.360 that I learned that 40 years ago.

00:05:38.960 It's like the first lesson in hypnosis.

00:05:42.080 Did you know that?

00:05:44.920 40 years ago, the first lesson is

00:05:47.200 that people make decisions irrationally,

00:05:51.720 and then they rationalize it after the fact,

00:05:54.120 and then they imagine that the rationalization happened first,

00:05:58.000 but in fact it actually happened after.

00:05:59.700 Now that's something that hypnotists are taught,

00:06:04.580 I don't know if they're all taught that way,

00:06:06.300 but that's what I was taught 40 years ago.

00:06:10.020 And today it's in the news, it's like,

00:06:11.660 hey, look what we discovered.

00:06:14.920 So, do you think you have free will

00:06:18.800 if the decision is made before you think about it?

00:06:22.200 Does it fit your idea that you have free will

00:06:26.100 if you know that your decision is just a rationalization

00:06:29.600 for something that happened by cause of the fact

00:06:32.360 and that science can tell you that pretty definitively?

00:06:38.420 Well, just add that to the no free will pile of evidence.

00:06:45.780 Do you think that the country is aware,

00:06:49.900 skipping topics,

00:06:51.020 do you think the general country is aware,

00:06:54.280 or is it just people who follow certain people on X,

00:06:57.760 that they know that there's a massive

00:06:59.860 disinformation campaign?

00:07:03.580 And by disinformation, I mean

00:07:05.080 telling you that real things are false.

00:07:08.440 Do you know that there's an entire industry,

00:07:11.420 major funded organizations that are part of it,

00:07:15.440 and now that the government,

00:07:17.660 the Biden government,

00:07:18.600 is pushing this media literacy program,

00:07:22.380 which is literally just,

00:07:23.660 you know,

00:07:24.980 curtailing free speech, basically.

00:07:28.260 And that the entire idea is to gaslight you

00:07:30.700 into thinking the things that you can

00:07:32.240 clearly see are true

00:07:33.980 are not true at all.

00:07:36.060 And that it's like,

00:07:37.060 a lot of people

00:07:38.220 and a lot of money are involved.

00:07:39.580 So the names you should know would be

00:07:42.020 the media literacy program,

00:07:43.860 if you wanted to do your own research,

00:07:45.760 find out what the government has in mind,

00:07:48.040 to teach you which parts of the media are false.

00:07:51.720 Guess which parts are false?

00:07:54.540 Everything Republicans say.

00:07:56.840 Are you surprised?

00:07:57.640 That's going to be the media literacy.

00:08:01.760 If a Republican said it,

00:08:03.100 well, that can't be true.

00:08:06.000 If the science said it,

00:08:07.320 well, that must be true.

00:08:09.140 Because science said it.

00:08:12.000 And then there's the News Guard,

00:08:14.320 which will be part of this.

00:08:16.100 Because news,

00:08:16.820 so there are a bunch of,

00:08:17.720 I'm going to call them fake organizations.

00:08:20.320 Meaning that what they state is their purpose

00:08:22.700 doesn't look to be exactly their purpose.

00:08:25.460 Like their purpose might be,

00:08:27.580 oh yeah,

00:08:28.620 it would be good to get rid of information

00:08:30.480 that's clearly wrong.

00:08:32.280 That'd be good.

00:08:33.640 But it's not really just about that, is it?

00:08:36.440 It's mostly about getting rid of information

00:08:38.380 that would be inconvenient

00:08:39.580 for one political side.

00:08:43.180 So,

00:08:45.440 X is really the last place

00:08:48.000 that there's free speech.

00:08:50.300 I feel like a pirate

00:08:51.560 just being on the X platform.

00:08:54.040 Because it's like the only place

00:08:56.460 you can still get away with

00:08:57.800 a real opinion.

00:09:00.280 And I'm enjoying that,

00:09:01.540 I must say.

00:09:04.320 Mike Benz is your best follow on X

00:09:06.580 if you want to catch up with this.

00:09:08.100 To find out all the government-funded

00:09:09.940 and Soros-funded fake organizations

00:09:12.060 that make up the fake censor,

00:09:15.520 well, not fake,

00:09:16.540 but they make up the censorship

00:09:17.940 industrial complex.

00:09:19.700 If you don't know all the players,

00:09:21.200 you wouldn't even know what was happening.

00:09:22.260 So, the beauty of this

00:09:24.300 assault on free speech

00:09:26.620 is that it comes in all these

00:09:29.160 semi-credible-looking organizations

00:09:31.660 working together.

00:09:33.160 And then each of them

00:09:34.240 agreeing with each other.

00:09:36.040 So, you'd say,

00:09:36.600 well, it's not just this one organization,

00:09:38.740 but the media is reporting it too,

00:09:41.300 and the intelligence people

00:09:42.440 have confirmed it.

00:09:43.980 So, you've got this blob

00:09:45.620 of people confirming things

00:09:48.080 that are just not true.

00:09:49.880 Scott changed his mind on Soros?

00:09:53.960 No.

00:09:55.700 Nope.

00:09:57.120 I never said he didn't fund things

00:09:58.940 that I didn't like.

00:10:00.540 That's never been a question.

00:10:02.400 The question was his motivation.

00:10:05.600 His motivation.

00:10:07.040 And the question is,

00:10:08.280 did he even know what he was doing?

00:10:09.920 The senior.

00:10:10.400 So, I would say again

00:10:13.740 that every day

00:10:15.660 you don't see anybody

00:10:16.820 giving a challenging interview

00:10:18.900 to Alex Soros,

00:10:21.360 the younger one

00:10:22.180 who's running things now,

00:10:23.580 every day you don't see that,

00:10:26.160 you should be,

00:10:27.220 that's a confirmation

00:10:28.140 that there's no real news.

00:10:30.280 And it's a confirmation

00:10:31.340 that he's in charge.

00:10:32.420 Because if the Democrats

00:10:34.860 and the Democrat-leaning media

00:10:37.140 were doing anything

00:10:39.060 like a real job,

00:10:40.140 he would be the most important person

00:10:41.560 in the country to talk to.

00:10:43.780 Because he's funding

00:10:44.980 the most contentious

00:10:47.380 problem-making elements

00:10:50.280 of society,

00:10:51.500 and nobody's asking him why.

00:10:55.060 Now, the official reason why

00:10:57.640 is to make the world

00:10:58.520 a better place,

00:10:59.280 but nobody's ever connected

00:11:00.840 the dots.

00:11:02.080 How does opening our borders

00:11:03.440 make life better

00:11:04.960 for Americans?

00:11:07.840 What's the argument for that?

00:11:09.520 How does letting crime

00:11:10.900 go wild in our cities

00:11:12.180 make us better off?

00:11:16.220 Like, what's the argument?

00:11:17.620 So the fact that he's never

00:11:18.800 been asked to make his argument,

00:11:21.540 and we don't even know

00:11:22.440 what it is.

00:11:24.180 And he's the biggest force

00:11:25.360 in America,

00:11:26.220 because he funds

00:11:26.940 the party in power,

00:11:29.400 so they have to bow to him.

00:11:30.840 How in the world

00:11:31.800 did we get to the place

00:11:32.860 where the person making

00:11:34.480 the most difference

00:11:35.600 is an American,

00:11:38.060 you know,

00:11:38.360 who can speak and talk,

00:11:39.920 and he can appear on TV.

00:11:42.280 I mean, he's been on appearances,

00:11:44.080 but he only gets

00:11:44.660 the friendly interview.

00:11:46.380 Nobody ever says,

00:11:48.080 can you explain how

00:11:49.500 funding this organization

00:11:51.700 made anything better?

00:11:53.400 Like, what was the thinking

00:11:54.380 behind that?

00:11:55.080 And who makes the decision

00:11:56.540 who gets funding?

00:11:58.020 Those are the questions

00:11:59.040 you need to know.

00:12:00.780 Nobody's asking.

00:12:02.560 Nobody's even asking

00:12:04.060 the question.

00:12:05.980 We are so broken

00:12:07.220 in terms of the news.

00:12:09.440 It's insane.

00:12:12.520 Anyway,

00:12:15.420 so also Mike Benz

00:12:16.580 was talking about how

00:12:17.600 there's an Irish speech law

00:12:21.640 that criminalizes memes.

00:12:27.000 Did you know that?

00:12:28.660 It criminalizes memes.

00:12:30.900 So memes could be hate speech.

00:12:34.080 So aren't you glad

00:12:35.460 you don't live in Ireland, huh?

00:12:37.280 If you don't,

00:12:38.240 some of you might.

00:12:39.500 But aren't you glad

00:12:40.300 you don't live in a place

00:12:41.420 where a meme

00:12:42.780 could make you go to jail, huh?

00:12:44.460 Well, you do live in a place

00:12:47.380 where a meme

00:12:48.080 can make you go to jail.

00:12:49.540 America.

00:12:50.400 That's America today.

00:12:52.940 A meme can literally

00:12:54.140 make you go to jail.

00:12:55.920 Didn't they just send

00:12:56.780 somebody to jail

00:12:57.520 literally for a meme?

00:12:59.260 It was a meme that,

00:13:00.420 yeah, Ricky Vaughn,

00:13:01.400 that wasn't his real name,

00:13:02.560 but Ricky Vaughn.

00:13:04.000 Yeah, Ricky Vaughn literally,

00:13:05.920 Mackey is his name, right?

00:13:07.900 Literally was just sentenced

00:13:09.180 to jail

00:13:09.760 for a meme

00:13:12.160 because they said,

00:13:13.700 hey, this meme

00:13:14.400 will mislead people

00:13:15.660 into voting on the wrong day.

00:13:16.960 Now,

00:13:20.340 maybe it would have.

00:13:22.900 Maybe it would have.

00:13:24.500 But is that good enough reason?

00:13:27.260 I don't know.

00:13:29.180 And Michael Zimmerson says,

00:13:30.620 Scott, why don't you

00:13:31.500 interview Alex Soros?

00:13:33.440 Like, you think that's an option.

00:13:36.260 When you made that suggestion,

00:13:38.140 really?

00:13:40.880 You think of all the people

00:13:42.320 who might invite him to talk,

00:13:43.620 he would talk to me.

00:13:45.660 That would be his worst decision

00:13:47.420 he ever made.

00:13:50.820 I'm pretty sure I would put

00:13:52.020 the whole Soros organization

00:13:53.780 out of business

00:13:54.520 in about 10 minutes

00:13:56.240 because I know he couldn't

00:13:58.400 defend it.

00:14:00.080 It would be not defensible.

00:14:02.840 No, there's no way

00:14:03.640 he would appear with me.

00:14:05.620 Not a chance.

00:14:07.080 Anyway,

00:14:08.120 did you know that also in America

00:14:10.480 your use of memes

00:14:12.740 or even the fact

00:14:14.240 that you have a meme

00:14:14.980 on your phone

00:14:15.800 could be used as

00:14:17.820 a proof of intent

00:14:19.300 of criminal behavior?

00:14:22.140 And has been.

00:14:24.440 And has been.

00:14:26.320 It's actually been used

00:14:27.560 as evidence of intention

00:14:29.020 of crime.

00:14:30.180 A meme.

00:14:31.540 Literally a joke.

00:14:35.000 Well, I guess they're not all jokes.

00:14:37.080 Memes could be serious as well.

00:14:38.420 So that's all bad.

00:14:42.720 And speaking of gasoliniest,

00:14:45.160 so apparently there's reports

00:14:46.480 that internally

00:14:47.680 the Biden campaign

00:14:48.860 isn't quite sure

00:14:50.560 how to tell the public

00:14:51.640 that what they're seeing

00:14:52.980 isn't really happening

00:14:53.860 with inflation.

00:14:56.280 So people are going to stores

00:14:57.680 and are buying things

00:14:58.620 and they're going,

00:14:59.260 my God,

00:14:59.720 this is way more expensive

00:15:00.780 than before.

00:15:01.980 And the Biden administration

00:15:03.260 is trying to figure out

00:15:04.200 how to convince them

00:15:05.080 that the things they see

00:15:06.760 with their own eyes

00:15:07.720 and can prove

00:15:09.340 with their own wallets

00:15:10.720 and bank accounts

00:15:11.600 are not actually happening

00:15:13.380 and that inflation

00:15:14.660 isn't worse.

00:15:17.120 That's actually

00:15:18.200 a conversation

00:15:19.020 that's going on.

00:15:20.460 Now, I assume

00:15:21.280 the argument

00:15:21.760 is there are some things

00:15:23.060 that are better.

00:15:26.060 Some things

00:15:26.860 have gone down

00:15:27.620 since the pandemic,

00:15:28.780 maybe.

00:15:30.060 But it's not much

00:15:31.160 of an argument.

00:15:32.660 And the fact that

00:15:33.400 their best argument

00:15:35.040 would be to convince you

00:15:36.660 that something

00:15:37.320 that's not happening

00:15:39.080 is actually happening.

00:15:41.660 Just think about

00:15:42.560 how far away

00:15:43.720 that is from being

00:15:44.540 useful to the country.

00:15:46.940 Normally,

00:15:47.640 you have claims

00:15:48.320 that say,

00:15:49.000 if we do this,

00:15:50.140 my policy,

00:15:51.300 I promise you,

00:15:52.420 you will get

00:15:53.040 a better result.

00:15:54.740 And then somebody say,

00:15:56.400 but my policy

00:15:57.180 has already

00:15:57.960 increased things 2%.

00:15:59.820 Usually,

00:16:01.040 you're talking about

00:16:02.060 two things

00:16:03.600 where you can't

00:16:04.160 really prove

00:16:04.760 either one of them

00:16:05.460 is true.

00:16:06.680 It's like,

00:16:07.100 well,

00:16:07.420 maybe your policy

00:16:08.580 would be better

00:16:09.080 in the future,

00:16:09.780 but it's not the future.

00:16:10.820 I don't know.

00:16:11.700 Maybe.

00:16:12.720 And then they might say,

00:16:14.800 look at the past.

00:16:16.020 We went up 7%.

00:16:17.160 You say,

00:16:17.680 well,

00:16:18.340 okay,

00:16:18.760 I guess you could

00:16:19.260 measure it that way.

00:16:20.360 But there are also

00:16:20.960 some negatives.

00:16:22.180 Maybe you didn't

00:16:22.660 mention them.

00:16:23.540 So the old way

00:16:24.320 of arguing

00:16:24.780 was also bullshit.

00:16:26.740 But this is

00:16:27.280 a whole new level.

00:16:28.840 This is telling you

00:16:29.680 you don't see

00:16:30.440 and feel

00:16:30.940 what you see

00:16:31.540 and feel.

00:16:33.000 The ultimate.

00:16:34.140 Can they get

00:16:35.620 to the point

00:16:35.980 where you actually

00:16:36.680 will believe

00:16:37.400 you see

00:16:38.380 and feel

00:16:38.800 things that

00:16:39.320 aren't there?

00:16:40.480 They did it

00:16:41.160 with Trump.

00:16:42.460 They made people

00:16:43.460 see Trump

00:16:44.080 as literally

00:16:44.760 Hiller.

00:16:46.860 They did that.

00:16:48.160 They pulled that off.

00:16:49.100 So I don't know

00:16:49.780 what the limit is,

00:16:50.880 but it's not obvious

00:16:52.080 there's any limit.

00:16:55.400 All right,

00:16:55.940 what else is happening?

00:16:57.480 More evidence

00:16:58.420 that instead

00:17:00.220 of using science,

00:17:01.100 you should just ask me.

00:17:02.020 don't need science,

00:17:04.120 just ask me.

00:17:05.500 My track record

00:17:06.180 is pretty good.

00:17:07.000 Here's another case.

00:17:09.060 And I've talked

00:17:09.580 about this before,

00:17:10.340 but Andrew Huberman

00:17:11.380 is saying

00:17:11.800 there's some new

00:17:12.400 research that says

00:17:13.920 no amount of

00:17:15.060 casual drinking

00:17:16.000 is good for you

00:17:17.100 and that

00:17:17.820 even a few drinks

00:17:19.740 a week,

00:17:20.480 maybe one drink

00:17:21.480 a night with dinner

00:17:22.460 is enough to raise

00:17:23.940 your baseline cortisol.

00:17:26.460 So that's your

00:17:26.980 stress-releasing

00:17:27.940 stuff that's bad

00:17:30.720 for your overall health.

00:17:33.020 And

00:17:33.380 when did I first

00:17:36.860 start saying in public

00:17:38.120 that it's obvious

00:17:39.280 that all the studies

00:17:40.340 about alcohol

00:17:41.080 are fake?

00:17:42.680 About 20 years ago.

00:17:44.740 About 20 years ago,

00:17:45.920 I started blogging

00:17:46.620 and there's no way

00:17:47.120 this is real.

00:17:47.840 There's no way

00:17:48.340 that even one drink

00:17:49.240 is good for you.

00:17:50.000 It's obvious bullshit.

00:17:51.640 Now,

00:17:51.940 in response to that,

00:17:55.340 let me give you

00:17:57.940 another one

00:17:58.440 that see if you can

00:17:59.520 spot this one.

00:18:01.420 now I take some

00:18:03.200 credit for being

00:18:04.720 able to spot

00:18:05.560 that it was obvious

00:18:06.640 20 years ago

00:18:07.780 without any science

00:18:08.820 it was obvious

00:18:10.160 that it must have

00:18:10.900 been just the

00:18:11.500 alcohol industry

00:18:12.480 that was sponsoring

00:18:14.580 studies.

00:18:15.420 To me,

00:18:16.080 that was just obvious.

00:18:17.860 And I was sure

00:18:19.080 that there was no

00:18:19.740 medical benefit

00:18:20.680 and it was just

00:18:21.260 a whole lie.

00:18:22.220 And it was.

00:18:22.900 And it wasn't just

00:18:23.700 one study.

00:18:25.200 There were all

00:18:25.880 kinds of studies

00:18:26.860 at the time

00:18:27.720 that seemed to support

00:18:28.760 that alcohol

00:18:29.680 was healthy.

00:18:30.460 And still,

00:18:30.940 I said,

00:18:31.960 no matter how

00:18:32.680 many new ones

00:18:33.260 came out,

00:18:33.940 I still said,

00:18:35.180 no,

00:18:35.480 that's obviously

00:18:36.120 just bullshit.

00:18:37.660 And now we know

00:18:38.340 it was.

00:18:39.140 It was all bullshit.

00:18:40.300 All right,

00:18:40.440 let's see if you can

00:18:40.960 spot this one.

00:18:42.700 Apparently,

00:18:43.300 Mayor Adams

00:18:43.980 of New York,

00:18:45.880 they've got a

00:18:47.140 new law in New York

00:18:48.460 that you can't

00:18:49.400 discriminate based

00:18:50.300 on height

00:18:50.880 and weight.

00:18:52.640 So that law

00:18:53.640 has passed.

00:18:54.860 And Mayor Adams

00:18:55.720 is the big one

00:18:57.780 behind it.

00:18:58.660 And apparently,

00:19:00.020 he says,

00:19:00.900 science has shown

00:19:01.820 that body type

00:19:02.680 is not good.

00:19:04.540 There's no connection

00:19:05.380 between your body

00:19:06.180 type and your health.

00:19:11.280 The mayor of New York

00:19:12.820 is saying out loud,

00:19:16.240 out loud to the public

00:19:17.960 that there's no correlation

00:19:19.940 between your obesity

00:19:21.820 and your health.

00:19:22.860 health.

00:19:27.160 So,

00:19:28.300 does anybody

00:19:30.140 want to take a crack

00:19:31.460 at whether you

00:19:32.920 should believe that?

00:19:35.280 Or should you

00:19:36.160 just ask me?

00:19:37.780 What do you think

00:19:38.500 would be your

00:19:38.920 better play?

00:19:40.560 To listen to

00:19:41.520 an elected official

00:19:42.560 in public

00:19:43.640 or to just

00:19:45.520 ask Scott?

00:19:46.900 I'm pretty sure

00:19:47.880 that asking me

00:19:48.640 gets you the win

00:19:49.340 again.

00:19:50.720 If you're

00:19:51.920 keeping score.

00:19:53.500 I'm pretty sure

00:19:54.480 I win this one

00:19:55.180 again.

00:19:56.000 Hands down.

00:19:57.080 Clear victory.

00:19:58.580 No.

00:20:00.200 Obesity is probably

00:20:01.160 the number one

00:20:02.080 thing most

00:20:02.840 correlated with

00:20:03.640 bad health.

00:20:04.920 I'm not even sure

00:20:05.700 there's a second

00:20:06.320 thing that comes

00:20:06.960 anywhere in the

00:20:08.000 neighborhood of that.

00:20:09.320 How in the world?

00:20:11.280 How in the world?

00:20:12.600 Now,

00:20:12.980 I guess he has

00:20:13.680 to say this

00:20:14.460 because if you

00:20:15.720 make obesity

00:20:16.600 not a reason

00:20:18.420 for

00:20:18.980 turning somebody

00:20:20.620 down for

00:20:21.260 a job,

00:20:21.920 you'd have to

00:20:24.040 have a reason.

00:20:26.140 Is it

00:20:26.700 reasonable for

00:20:27.380 an employer

00:20:27.880 to look at

00:20:28.560 somebody and

00:20:29.080 say,

00:20:30.000 okay,

00:20:30.340 obviously you're

00:20:31.040 going to miss

00:20:31.320 a lot of

00:20:31.660 work?

00:20:34.660 Is that fair?

00:20:35.480 Is it fair to

00:20:36.940 look at somebody

00:20:37.460 and say,

00:20:37.780 you don't even

00:20:38.120 look healthy

00:20:38.680 enough to show

00:20:39.240 up for work?

00:20:39.760 I think it's

00:20:42.840 fair.

00:20:43.860 It's not legal

00:20:44.880 in New York

00:20:45.600 City,

00:20:46.000 but I think

00:20:46.740 it's reasonable

00:20:48.120 and fair.

00:20:50.400 So,

00:20:51.200 while I'm

00:20:52.460 very much

00:20:52.960 against

00:20:53.480 fat shaming,

00:20:55.680 so I don't

00:20:56.480 believe,

00:20:57.140 you know,

00:20:57.400 since I'm not

00:20:58.040 a free will

00:20:58.700 believer,

00:21:00.060 I don't believe

00:21:00.800 anybody consciously

00:21:01.840 said,

00:21:02.860 I think I'll

00:21:03.600 make myself

00:21:04.140 obese now.

00:21:05.420 Nobody does

00:21:05.980 that.

00:21:06.280 So,

00:21:07.140 obviously there's

00:21:07.960 a real,

00:21:09.580 you know,

00:21:10.780 it's a real

00:21:11.280 problem.

00:21:12.620 And the fact

00:21:13.220 that if

00:21:14.300 somebody watching

00:21:15.560 this has

00:21:17.020 the same

00:21:17.360 situation I

00:21:18.040 do,

00:21:18.640 which is my

00:21:19.320 BMI at the

00:21:21.240 moment is the

00:21:21.960 exact number I

00:21:22.700 want it to be.

00:21:23.740 The exact

00:21:24.220 number.

00:21:25.360 Now,

00:21:25.560 is that because

00:21:26.100 I have extra

00:21:27.700 character and

00:21:30.360 qualities?

00:21:32.040 And is it

00:21:32.800 because I'm so

00:21:33.520 good with my

00:21:34.240 mental discipline?

00:21:37.280 Probably not.

00:21:39.220 Probably not.

00:21:40.420 I think it

00:21:40.920 comes down to

00:21:41.560 I just don't

00:21:42.180 like food that

00:21:42.900 much.

00:21:44.140 Just don't

00:21:44.740 like food that

00:21:45.300 much.

00:21:46.080 I mean,

00:21:46.560 I like eating.

00:21:48.240 I do it every

00:21:48.940 day.

00:21:49.980 But, you know,

00:21:50.740 the difference

00:21:51.160 between how much

00:21:51.860 I like delicious

00:21:54.760 food and how

00:21:55.680 much an obese

00:21:56.660 person likes it

00:21:57.460 is really

00:21:58.000 different.

00:21:59.280 Whatever

00:21:59.640 experience they're

00:22:00.820 having is more

00:22:01.580 like meth.

00:22:03.240 To me, it's

00:22:03.940 like, oh,

00:22:04.780 this was fun.

00:22:05.620 I'm glad I

00:22:06.140 ate that.

00:22:07.160 Had a little

00:22:07.620 bit of a

00:22:08.160 boost.

00:22:10.180 But you can

00:22:11.180 see people who

00:22:12.000 are heavier,

00:22:13.320 their entire

00:22:13.860 face lights up

00:22:14.860 when they're

00:22:15.700 putting that

00:22:16.440 sugar in.

00:22:17.400 Like, it's a

00:22:17.800 whole different

00:22:18.320 addiction situation.

00:22:20.300 Same with

00:22:20.680 alcohol.

00:22:21.680 The reason I'm

00:22:22.460 not an

00:22:22.820 alcoholic,

00:22:24.200 you understand

00:22:25.720 this, right?

00:22:26.220 The reason I'm

00:22:26.680 not an alcoholic

00:22:27.320 is not because

00:22:28.400 of my good

00:22:28.980 discipline.

00:22:30.220 It's not because

00:22:30.880 I thought it

00:22:31.580 through.

00:22:31.920 I really

00:22:33.720 try harder

00:22:34.300 not to be

00:22:34.760 a...

00:22:35.080 No.

00:22:35.880 I just

00:22:36.460 don't enjoy

00:22:37.000 alcohol.

00:22:38.660 It's easy

00:22:39.380 for me to

00:22:39.780 stop.

00:22:40.700 That's it.

00:22:41.840 There's

00:22:42.140 nothing extra

00:22:42.860 about me.

00:22:43.820 I don't

00:22:44.100 have good

00:22:44.500 qualities.

00:22:45.880 It's not

00:22:46.540 because I

00:22:46.900 try harder.

00:22:48.140 Nothing like

00:22:48.680 that.

00:22:49.020 I just got

00:22:49.500 lucky.

00:22:50.840 I have other

00:22:51.500 problems that

00:22:53.660 maybe you don't

00:22:54.340 have, but I

00:22:55.280 just didn't get

00:22:55.760 that one.

00:22:56.600 It's just the

00:22:57.360 luck of the

00:22:57.800 draw.

00:22:58.020 So I

00:22:58.940 don't judge

00:22:59.640 people who

00:23:01.060 are heavy

00:23:01.400 because I

00:23:02.740 just don't

00:23:03.120 see it as

00:23:03.660 some kind

00:23:04.300 of a

00:23:04.580 character flaw

00:23:05.400 or even a

00:23:07.340 decision,

00:23:08.080 really.

00:23:08.660 It's just

00:23:09.100 in a bad

00:23:09.780 situation.

00:23:12.560 All right,

00:23:12.920 so that's

00:23:15.960 happening.

00:23:16.620 Terrible,

00:23:17.120 terrible idea.

00:23:22.500 I know a

00:23:23.260 lot of you

00:23:23.680 have had

00:23:24.020 this feeling,

00:23:24.980 especially

00:23:25.400 lately,

00:23:27.040 but I

00:23:27.500 think it's

00:23:27.740 reversing.

00:23:28.660 But for a

00:23:29.160 while,

00:23:29.440 were you

00:23:29.640 having that

00:23:30.040 feeling that

00:23:30.540 everything was

00:23:31.120 going wrong?

00:23:32.560 It was like

00:23:33.060 everything was

00:23:33.720 coming off the

00:23:34.280 tracks.

00:23:35.360 You felt that,

00:23:36.360 didn't you?

00:23:37.800 Like, even

00:23:39.380 just a month

00:23:40.360 ago, it felt

00:23:41.760 like just

00:23:42.140 everything was

00:23:42.660 coming off the

00:23:43.260 tracks.

00:23:44.260 In every

00:23:44.900 category, you

00:23:46.220 know, people

00:23:46.540 were incompetent

00:23:47.360 in their jobs,

00:23:48.580 everything was

00:23:49.120 trending wrong.

00:23:50.620 But I feel

00:23:51.380 like it's

00:23:51.720 already reversed.

00:23:53.900 I feel like

00:23:54.640 it's already

00:23:55.040 reversed.

00:23:56.140 In small

00:23:56.900 ways.

00:23:57.500 But if you

00:23:58.400 look at what

00:23:58.980 2024 is likely

00:24:00.600 to look at,

00:24:01.700 to look like,

00:24:02.740 right, just

00:24:03.160 likely, you

00:24:04.480 can't predict

00:24:05.000 the future.

00:24:06.200 But in all

00:24:06.800 likelihood, you'll

00:24:07.660 have a

00:24:08.040 Republican

00:24:08.520 president, and

00:24:10.580 the border will

00:24:11.300 close.

00:24:12.480 And it will

00:24:13.240 close in time

00:24:14.140 that we did not

00:24:15.780 destroy the

00:24:16.360 country.

00:24:17.680 That's pretty

00:24:18.360 good.

00:24:19.240 In all

00:24:19.900 likelihood, a

00:24:20.620 year from

00:24:20.960 now, there

00:24:21.820 will not be a

00:24:22.520 war in Gaza,

00:24:23.760 and some

00:24:24.340 rebuilding will

00:24:25.200 be in the

00:24:26.600 works.

00:24:28.020 And whatever

00:24:28.820 is happening

00:24:29.280 in Ukraine and

00:24:30.100 Russia will

00:24:30.620 probably have

00:24:31.140 wound down,

00:24:32.560 because sadly,

00:24:34.020 Ukraine is just

00:24:35.180 running out of

00:24:35.620 people.

00:24:36.820 Like, they're

00:24:37.260 going to have to

00:24:37.660 negotiate.

00:24:39.540 Probably.

00:24:40.920 Right?

00:24:42.880 We're continuing

00:24:43.980 to get a little

00:24:45.100 bit of freedom

00:24:46.060 from the

00:24:47.660 economics of

00:24:48.380 China.

00:24:49.420 That's going in

00:24:50.340 the right

00:24:50.520 direction.

00:24:51.760 Right?

00:24:51.900 So there's a

00:24:52.880 whole bunch of

00:24:53.520 stuff, except

00:24:54.640 for inflation

00:24:55.320 and the debt.

00:24:56.860 But there's a

00:24:57.360 whole bunch of

00:24:57.800 stuff going in

00:24:58.340 the right

00:24:58.600 direction.

00:25:00.520 I'd like to

00:25:01.300 think we can

00:25:01.780 get the national

00:25:02.400 debt under

00:25:02.900 control as

00:25:03.560 well.

00:25:03.900 I don't know

00:25:04.300 how.

00:25:05.300 I have no

00:25:05.680 idea how.

00:25:07.100 But it's

00:25:07.780 possible.

00:25:09.080 I mean,

00:25:09.480 maybe.

00:25:11.200 And I think

00:25:11.920 that the age

00:25:12.480 of robots and

00:25:14.320 AI is going

00:25:17.240 to be so

00:25:17.680 extreme that

00:25:19.580 AI itself might

00:25:20.940 end up solving

00:25:21.960 a bunch of

00:25:22.420 human problems.

00:25:23.820 A year from

00:25:24.320 now, here's

00:25:24.920 what I expect.

00:25:25.520 A year from

00:25:25.980 now, I

00:25:27.100 believe that

00:25:27.640 either planning

00:25:28.420 or even

00:25:28.960 breaking ground

00:25:30.580 on some new

00:25:32.380 cities, whether

00:25:34.940 Gaza is one of

00:25:35.760 those new

00:25:36.100 cities or not,

00:25:37.420 will be a

00:25:38.180 thing.

00:25:39.440 So in one

00:25:39.980 year, it will

00:25:40.520 be a thing

00:25:41.160 that you could

00:25:41.860 get these

00:25:42.320 little ADU

00:25:44.600 or little

00:25:45.020 pod houses

00:25:45.700 for $100,000

00:25:46.640 that you could

00:25:48.340 just stick on

00:25:49.020 a new site

00:25:50.620 for somebody

00:25:51.880 who wants

00:25:52.460 to get going

00:25:53.060 and get a

00:25:53.460 little equity.

00:25:54.880 And we'll

00:25:55.740 build a city

00:25:57.220 where it's

00:25:57.740 pre-approved.

00:25:58.880 You just grab

00:25:59.520 one of these

00:25:59.900 units, plop it

00:26:00.780 down.

00:26:01.740 You've got low

00:26:02.660 rent.

00:26:03.220 You save some

00:26:03.740 money.

00:26:04.200 Someday you get

00:26:04.780 a bigger place.

00:26:07.060 So I think a lot

00:26:08.260 of things are

00:26:08.640 heading toward a

00:26:09.240 solution.

00:26:10.680 I think that the

00:26:11.500 X platform has

00:26:12.700 introduced free

00:26:14.660 speech that is a

00:26:16.280 greater free speech

00:26:17.200 than we've had in

00:26:18.560 my lifetime.

00:26:21.060 I think I

00:26:22.000 probably have the

00:26:22.740 greatest free

00:26:23.360 speech I've ever

00:26:24.060 had, but it's

00:26:25.640 siloed within X.

00:26:27.560 Unfortunately, X

00:26:29.120 is a very public

00:26:30.200 silo.

00:26:31.240 So at least

00:26:31.720 everybody sees the

00:26:32.700 silo, even if

00:26:33.920 they're not in it.

00:26:36.260 So generally

00:26:37.100 speaking, I think

00:26:38.200 there's a whole

00:26:38.760 bunch of things

00:26:39.480 that are trending

00:26:40.460 positive.

00:26:41.260 However, if you

00:26:43.060 want to look for

00:26:43.640 that signal that

00:26:45.760 everything's desperate,

00:26:47.100 there is something

00:26:48.680 to look for.

00:26:50.120 I wouldn't get

00:26:51.160 worried about the

00:26:52.060 fate of humanity

00:26:52.940 until you see

00:26:54.820 Elon Musk gathering

00:26:56.020 up two kinds of

00:26:57.440 every mammal,

00:26:59.080 bird and fish,

00:27:01.160 and loading them

00:27:01.820 on a rocket.

00:27:03.180 If you see him

00:27:04.220 gathering two of

00:27:05.080 every kind and

00:27:06.780 putting them on a

00:27:07.420 rocket to Mars,

00:27:08.820 that's when you

00:27:10.800 should sell your

00:27:11.380 stock.

00:27:12.760 That's when you

00:27:13.500 might want to make

00:27:14.080 some changes.

00:27:14.600 Try to get

00:27:16.400 yourself on that

00:27:17.080 rocket.

00:27:18.680 But until then,

00:27:19.700 don't worry about

00:27:20.260 it.

00:27:20.780 There's a report

00:27:21.540 from local Israel

00:27:23.100 news.

00:27:25.240 I don't think it's

00:27:26.380 confirmed yet.

00:27:27.560 I'd wait to hear

00:27:28.420 it's confirmed.

00:27:29.780 But Elon Musk is

00:27:30.680 over there talking

00:27:31.420 to Netanyahu and

00:27:33.100 the Israeli leaders

00:27:34.360 and he's taking a

00:27:35.240 tour of the

00:27:35.660 kibbutz, which I

00:27:37.300 believe is entirely

00:27:38.500 a political

00:27:39.780 publicity thing to

00:27:41.820 rehabilitate him in

00:27:43.380 the eyes of people

00:27:44.660 who called him

00:27:45.200 anti-Semitic.

00:27:46.960 And he even

00:27:48.840 tweeted, or

00:27:50.200 posted, actions

00:27:52.400 speak louder than

00:27:53.460 words.

00:27:55.240 And he was doing

00:27:58.120 the actions as he

00:27:59.440 said it.

00:28:01.400 So if you say,

00:28:02.860 blah, blah, blah,

00:28:03.700 this is what I

00:28:04.440 think about the

00:28:05.220 Israel-Gaza

00:28:06.000 situation, those are

00:28:07.060 words.

00:28:08.480 But if you fly

00:28:09.560 your ass all the

00:28:10.540 way over to Israel

00:28:11.460 and you take a

00:28:12.860 physical tour of

00:28:14.840 the places where

00:28:15.600 the massacres

00:28:16.320 happened, and

00:28:17.420 apparently he

00:28:18.340 watched the video

00:28:20.040 of all the worst

00:28:21.920 parts of the

00:28:22.460 massacre from the

00:28:23.320 GoPros of the

00:28:24.320 terrorists, the

00:28:25.780 thing I'll never

00:28:26.420 watch in my life,

00:28:27.540 he actually sat

00:28:28.260 through it and

00:28:29.660 watched it.

00:28:30.200 I can't even

00:28:30.600 imagine it.

00:28:31.760 I would never

00:28:32.480 subject myself to

00:28:33.680 that.

00:28:34.220 But he did.

00:28:35.680 He did.

00:28:36.700 So he basically

00:28:37.520 took that bullet so

00:28:38.600 you don't have to.

00:28:39.240 Like, somebody

00:28:40.940 important sat

00:28:42.100 through it, which

00:28:43.280 I'm glad they

00:28:43.820 did.

00:28:45.000 I'm glad it

00:28:45.400 wasn't me.

00:28:47.080 So, but beyond

00:28:48.980 actually going

00:28:50.460 there and

00:28:51.100 actually sort of

00:28:53.340 absorbing the

00:28:54.260 pain, you know

00:28:56.320 when people say,

00:28:57.020 I feel your

00:28:57.520 pain?

00:28:58.980 Like, you don't

00:28:59.780 know if they

00:29:00.140 mean it.

00:29:01.780 But he means

00:29:02.880 it.

00:29:04.240 Let me ask

00:29:05.020 you, do you

00:29:05.680 think that Elon

00:29:06.520 Musk went

00:29:08.380 through the,

00:29:09.420 watched that

00:29:10.240 movie, went

00:29:10.920 through the

00:29:11.420 kibbutz, saw

00:29:12.200 the actual

00:29:12.680 still blood

00:29:13.420 stained cribs

00:29:14.500 and stuff?

00:29:15.520 Do you think

00:29:16.320 he felt their

00:29:16.960 pain?

00:29:18.880 Absolutely.

00:29:20.820 He actually

00:29:21.540 subjected himself

00:29:22.880 voluntarily to

00:29:24.520 their pain and

00:29:26.740 actually took

00:29:27.340 some of their

00:29:27.920 pain and

00:29:29.940 actually took

00:29:30.800 it upon

00:29:31.140 himself, which

00:29:31.940 he will carry,

00:29:32.640 by the way.

00:29:33.640 He will carry

00:29:34.260 that pain

00:29:34.760 forever.

00:29:36.500 Let me just

00:29:37.180 say that again.

00:29:38.380 This wasn't

00:29:39.320 something he

00:29:39.900 did on a

00:29:40.640 Monday.

00:29:42.440 He will

00:29:43.140 carry that

00:29:43.740 pain forever.

00:29:45.240 The images

00:29:45.880 that he saw

00:29:46.620 and the

00:29:47.040 memories that

00:29:47.580 he will carry

00:29:48.060 with him of

00:29:49.020 actually being

00:29:49.600 in the

00:29:50.020 kibbutz, that's

00:29:51.780 forever.

00:29:53.680 And that

00:29:54.380 pain will

00:29:54.820 never go

00:29:55.280 away.

00:29:56.320 Now, of

00:29:56.820 course, it's

00:29:57.280 not as great

00:29:57.840 as the pain

00:29:58.360 of the people

00:29:58.800 who suffered

00:29:59.700 the experience

00:30:00.940 or that lived

00:30:01.620 there.

00:30:01.880 It's not that

00:30:02.300 kind of pain.

00:30:03.140 But he

00:30:04.160 actually signed

00:30:05.000 up for a

00:30:06.820 permanent disability

00:30:07.960 to support

00:30:09.800 Israel.

00:30:11.840 I mean, that's

00:30:12.500 action.

00:30:14.460 You know, you

00:30:15.560 talk about

00:30:16.060 actions being

00:30:16.760 stronger than

00:30:17.320 words.

00:30:18.400 Well, you

00:30:18.760 can't beat

00:30:19.120 that, can

00:30:20.740 you?

00:30:21.420 You cannot

00:30:22.280 beat that.

00:30:23.600 He took on a

00:30:24.380 permanent disability

00:30:25.500 as a show of

00:30:27.320 support.

00:30:29.100 So, how does

00:30:30.020 that compare to

00:30:30.580 his words?

00:30:32.640 Are you going to

00:30:33.360 worry about his

00:30:33.900 words?

00:30:34.300 Now, but

00:30:37.060 he's also

00:30:37.460 said that

00:30:38.940 allegedly, I

00:30:40.500 want to hear

00:30:41.120 some details

00:30:41.680 on this, but

00:30:42.360 I don't want

00:30:42.880 to get too

00:30:43.180 excited, but

00:30:44.280 Musk said he

00:30:44.860 wants to

00:30:45.200 help rebuild

00:30:45.840 Gaza after

00:30:46.760 the war.

00:30:48.640 Now, that

00:30:49.220 could mean

00:30:49.560 anything.

00:30:51.300 You know,

00:30:51.580 help is a

00:30:52.540 pretty big

00:30:52.940 word.

00:30:53.680 Could be he's

00:30:54.360 just one of

00:30:54.740 the people

00:30:55.020 who contributes

00:30:55.520 money.

00:30:56.980 I hope it's

00:30:57.820 not that.

00:30:59.340 I really hope

00:31:00.260 it's not that.

00:31:01.560 You know, I'll

00:31:02.260 say it again.

00:31:05.180 Imagine a

00:31:06.020 city designed

00:31:06.960 by Elon Musk

00:31:08.160 and Kimball

00:31:10.060 Musk, his

00:31:10.860 brother.

00:31:11.820 Kimball's into

00:31:12.480 indoor farming,

00:31:14.640 so he's got

00:31:15.520 expertise in

00:31:16.320 indoor farming,

00:31:17.380 and that's kind

00:31:18.280 of what they

00:31:18.580 need there.

00:31:20.060 So they've

00:31:20.700 got all the

00:31:21.240 sun they need

00:31:21.860 for solar

00:31:22.380 power.

00:31:23.700 They've got

00:31:24.220 a start-from-scratch

00:31:26.040 city, because

00:31:27.500 there won't be

00:31:27.860 much left.

00:31:28.660 They could

00:31:29.080 build it for

00:31:29.680 self-driving

00:31:30.440 taxi cars, so

00:31:31.700 everybody has

00:31:32.200 good transportation,

00:31:33.220 no traffic

00:31:33.720 jams, no

00:31:35.380 smog.

00:31:36.780 Nobody needs

00:31:37.360 to own a

00:31:37.800 car.

00:31:38.280 You could

00:31:38.560 just get

00:31:38.900 one from

00:31:39.260 your app.

00:31:40.280 It'll just

00:31:40.680 pull up to

00:31:41.100 the curb.

00:31:42.220 You can

00:31:42.460 imagine, of

00:31:44.720 course, he's

00:31:45.000 got the

00:31:45.300 boring company,

00:31:46.080 so they can

00:31:46.420 put their

00:31:46.740 tunnels back

00:31:47.280 really fast.

00:31:48.740 No, he's

00:31:49.400 not going to

00:31:49.700 build tunnels

00:31:50.200 for Hamas.

00:31:51.240 Definitely

00:31:51.620 not going to

00:31:52.040 do that.

00:31:52.980 But you

00:31:54.260 can imagine

00:31:55.000 an Elon

00:31:57.120 Musk design

00:31:58.720 city that

00:32:00.280 would have

00:32:00.780 ultimate

00:32:01.240 freedom,

00:32:02.860 because he

00:32:03.220 would build

00:32:03.580 it with

00:32:03.900 freedom as

00:32:04.600 a baseline

00:32:05.840 starting

00:32:07.040 principle.

00:32:07.980 It'd be

00:32:08.240 freedom first.

00:32:09.780 And economic

00:32:11.200 opportunity, it'd

00:32:12.460 probably be

00:32:12.820 built so it's

00:32:13.540 easy to live

00:32:14.220 where you

00:32:14.540 work and

00:32:15.760 easy to

00:32:16.420 have work.

00:32:17.600 Maybe they

00:32:18.300 would consider

00:32:18.900 what kind

00:32:19.340 of employment

00:32:21.000 you would

00:32:21.400 have and

00:32:21.820 design from

00:32:22.400 that up.

00:32:23.260 You can

00:32:23.660 imagine that

00:32:24.360 the newest

00:32:25.380 technologies

00:32:26.120 for water

00:32:28.420 desalinization,

00:32:31.580 apparently there

00:32:32.140 was a whole

00:32:32.440 bunch of new

00:32:32.900 technologies that

00:32:33.800 are very new,

00:32:35.560 that you could

00:32:36.260 completely change

00:32:37.120 the water

00:32:37.640 situation in

00:32:38.440 Gaza.

00:32:39.200 Indoor farms

00:32:39.840 would do that

00:32:40.320 as well,

00:32:40.760 better use of

00:32:41.340 water.

00:32:43.200 So you could

00:32:44.060 fix one of

00:32:45.040 the biggest

00:32:45.440 complaints of

00:32:46.340 the Palestinians

00:32:47.060 in general,

00:32:50.100 but the

00:32:50.640 Palestinians

00:32:51.100 specifically in

00:32:51.960 Gaza, was

00:32:53.600 water rights.

00:32:55.700 Water rights.

00:32:57.740 The other

00:32:58.760 thing that they

00:32:59.280 had a problem

00:32:59.680 with was

00:33:00.240 freedom of

00:33:01.260 movement.

00:33:02.360 They couldn't

00:33:03.200 freely move

00:33:04.100 around the

00:33:04.520 area.

00:33:06.280 But if you

00:33:07.380 built a city

00:33:08.220 and then did

00:33:09.820 rigorous vetting

00:33:11.240 to make sure

00:33:11.780 nobody gets

00:33:12.340 back in the

00:33:13.020 city unless

00:33:14.220 they're reasonably

00:33:16.000 free of Hamas

00:33:17.140 influence, you

00:33:19.080 could rebuild

00:33:19.660 a city in

00:33:20.380 which you've

00:33:20.920 got

00:33:21.240 Jews living

00:33:23.340 with Palestinians

00:33:24.320 who are

00:33:25.660 only people

00:33:26.600 who have

00:33:26.920 decided they

00:33:27.520 like that

00:33:27.940 situation.

00:33:29.360 Because actually

00:33:30.180 you could

00:33:30.520 actually recruit

00:33:31.200 people specifically

00:33:32.260 for that.

00:33:33.240 Suppose you

00:33:33.840 said we're

00:33:34.440 going to

00:33:34.600 rebuild Gaza

00:33:35.440 and here's

00:33:35.860 the thing,

00:33:36.680 we're not

00:33:37.200 going to

00:33:37.400 build cities

00:33:37.940 of one

00:33:38.360 kind of

00:33:38.660 people anymore.

00:33:40.360 That's a

00:33:41.020 losing proposition.

00:33:42.440 We're only

00:33:42.880 going to

00:33:43.120 build cities

00:33:43.660 where they're

00:33:44.160 designed for

00:33:44.860 people to

00:33:45.360 live together.

00:33:46.660 So you

00:33:47.180 better pass

00:33:47.780 a test

00:33:48.360 that says

00:33:49.900 you disavow

00:33:51.460 violence and

00:33:52.160 stuff and

00:33:52.840 then you

00:33:53.040 can live

00:33:53.240 there.

00:33:53.880 I think

00:33:54.240 you would

00:33:54.460 find Israelis

00:33:55.340 who for

00:33:57.380 let's say

00:33:59.600 civic,

00:34:01.220 public good

00:34:02.180 would take a

00:34:03.460 chance of

00:34:04.000 living among

00:34:04.640 a Palestinian

00:34:05.420 population

00:34:06.540 specifically to

00:34:09.180 make sure that

00:34:09.740 there's a little

00:34:10.180 better communication

00:34:12.240 and stuff.

00:34:12.940 I think

00:34:13.720 you would

00:34:13.940 find lots

00:34:14.340 of volunteers

00:34:15.220 already,

00:34:16.420 in fact,

00:34:17.380 there were

00:34:17.700 Israelis already

00:34:18.700 there.

00:34:19.740 So you

00:34:20.940 would get

00:34:21.260 people who

00:34:21.680 could volunteer

00:34:22.160 for that,

00:34:23.140 but they'd

00:34:23.560 have to say

00:34:24.040 specifically,

00:34:24.980 I totally

00:34:25.440 want to live

00:34:26.020 among people

00:34:26.940 who are

00:34:27.200 different from

00:34:27.660 me.

00:34:30.220 So it

00:34:31.920 would take a

00:34:32.360 long time to

00:34:32.960 build it back

00:34:33.760 because it's

00:34:34.560 probably so

00:34:35.100 spoiled in

00:34:35.940 every way that

00:34:36.680 just the

00:34:37.880 demolition of

00:34:38.560 what's left

00:34:39.160 could take

00:34:40.160 years to

00:34:41.240 clean up the

00:34:42.620 toxic waste

00:34:44.200 and stuff.

00:34:44.600 It could

00:34:44.720 take years.

00:34:46.040 But you

00:34:47.200 can imagine

00:34:47.800 a Musk built

00:34:49.240 the city

00:34:49.820 where he

00:34:50.740 provides the

00:34:51.420 internet,

00:34:52.460 the self-driving

00:34:53.160 cars,

00:34:53.900 all of the

00:34:54.400 energy,

00:34:55.420 and something

00:34:56.040 is done with

00:34:56.800 water desalinization,

00:34:59.000 and they

00:35:00.200 build it so

00:35:00.840 that, oh,

00:35:02.240 and then more

00:35:02.740 importantly,

00:35:04.080 an AI-based

00:35:05.800 education system.

00:35:09.660 So everybody

00:35:10.620 gets the best

00:35:11.660 quality education

00:35:12.600 education because

00:35:13.600 we take the

00:35:14.280 best ideas of

00:35:15.180 education and

00:35:16.080 bring it there,

00:35:17.220 which is

00:35:17.540 probably, in

00:35:18.940 my opinion,

00:35:19.880 the best

00:35:20.240 education would

00:35:21.000 be the best

00:35:22.540 AI or human

00:35:24.320 content with

00:35:26.860 somebody who

00:35:27.480 can talk to

00:35:28.060 it, you know,

00:35:28.380 some kind of a

00:35:28.940 person in the

00:35:29.500 room, an

00:35:30.060 adult, but a

00:35:32.400 small group of

00:35:33.240 people, a pod

00:35:34.320 of homeschooler

00:35:35.620 types, you

00:35:37.080 know, where you

00:35:37.660 go and you

00:35:38.180 meet, you know,

00:35:38.620 20 friends and

00:35:39.480 you hang out

00:35:39.920 together, the 20

00:35:40.660 of you, so

00:35:41.520 you get to

00:35:41.860 know each

00:35:42.180 other, so

00:35:42.680 you all have

00:35:43.120 20 friends

00:35:43.800 your age.

00:35:46.260 It's good to

00:35:46.940 have 20

00:35:47.300 friends, and

00:35:48.720 just build the

00:35:50.320 best school

00:35:50.900 system in the

00:35:51.900 world, but

00:35:53.480 it's unbiased and

00:35:54.420 it's not teaching

00:35:55.020 anybody to hate.

00:35:56.840 Yes, I'm

00:35:57.520 clearly a sci-fi

00:35:58.400 fan, but

00:35:59.580 here's the thing

00:36:00.280 that gives me

00:36:01.020 optimism.

00:36:03.560 It would be the

00:36:04.420 hardest job in

00:36:05.120 the world, but

00:36:07.280 Musk has a

00:36:08.900 track record of

00:36:09.880 succeeding at the

00:36:10.940 hardest jobs in

00:36:12.040 the world.

00:36:13.240 It's a design

00:36:14.380 problem, even

00:36:17.000 more than a

00:36:17.640 technology or

00:36:18.460 money problem.

00:36:19.960 There probably

00:36:20.480 is enough money,

00:36:22.060 and if you

00:36:23.100 design it right,

00:36:24.340 you could build

00:36:25.280 a great situation.

00:36:27.080 He's the best

00:36:27.600 designer of all

00:36:28.460 time, in my

00:36:29.380 opinion.

00:36:31.920 You know, I

00:36:32.520 think Jobs was

00:36:33.460 great, but, you

00:36:35.140 know, that was

00:36:35.560 sort of, he

00:36:37.100 had help.

00:36:37.900 I think Elon's

00:36:38.660 the best designer

00:36:40.180 of products in

00:36:42.580 the modern era.

00:36:44.300 So having him

00:36:45.780 design a city

00:36:46.700 would be the

00:36:47.940 most exciting

00:36:48.580 thing I've ever

00:36:49.240 seen in my

00:36:49.640 life, because

00:36:51.400 he's going to

00:36:51.820 have to design

00:36:52.420 cities on Mars

00:36:53.200 someday, and

00:36:54.940 maybe he would

00:36:55.480 learn something

00:36:55.980 by doing it on

00:36:56.660 Earth.

00:36:58.900 Anyway, Conor

00:37:00.220 McGregor is in

00:37:01.340 trouble over

00:37:02.120 there in

00:37:02.680 Ireland for

00:37:04.200 statements that

00:37:05.540 looked like

00:37:06.680 hate speech in

00:37:08.920 Ireland, because

00:37:10.100 he criticized

00:37:10.620 Ireland's mass

00:37:11.540 immigration policies,

00:37:13.480 and this was

00:37:14.060 after there was

00:37:14.800 this terrible

00:37:16.020 stabbing attack

00:37:16.980 that included

00:37:17.680 some children.

00:37:18.800 I guess it was

00:37:19.300 an immigrant who

00:37:20.000 did the stabbing,

00:37:21.380 and it caused

00:37:22.360 protests and

00:37:23.580 riots and stuff.

00:37:26.100 And I guess

00:37:27.240 Conor McGregor

00:37:28.400 said, quote,

00:37:29.140 Ireland, we're

00:37:30.000 at war, he

00:37:31.800 said at one

00:37:32.260 point, and

00:37:33.800 but apparently

00:37:37.180 that's hate

00:37:37.680 speech.

00:37:39.560 That's hate

00:37:39.980 speech.

00:37:41.020 Can you imagine

00:37:41.640 that, Conor

00:37:42.480 McGregor going to

00:37:43.480 jail for just

00:37:45.200 saying some

00:37:45.780 things that

00:37:46.360 everybody agreed

00:37:47.120 with?

00:37:48.800 Amazing.

00:37:50.260 That's today.

00:37:52.540 But let me

00:37:53.340 make a prediction.

00:37:54.000 If Conor

00:37:55.900 McGregor goes to

00:37:57.020 jail for

00:37:57.800 speech, he's

00:38:00.440 going to be the

00:38:01.120 next leader of

00:38:02.440 Ireland.

00:38:04.360 I think it

00:38:05.340 would be

00:38:05.600 impossible to

00:38:06.380 keep him out of

00:38:07.000 the job if he

00:38:07.760 wanted it.

00:38:09.180 Right?

00:38:10.680 Let's see, I

00:38:11.640 wonder if he

00:38:12.200 would fight hard

00:38:13.260 to get elected.

00:38:14.280 would you bet

00:38:18.020 against Conor

00:38:20.000 McGregor's

00:38:20.640 mindset?

00:38:22.700 Would you bet

00:38:23.500 against him if

00:38:24.180 he decided, oh,

00:38:24.920 screw it, I'm

00:38:25.600 just going to

00:38:25.940 become, I'm

00:38:27.260 going into

00:38:27.720 politics?

00:38:28.700 I would never

00:38:29.600 bet against

00:38:30.120 him.

00:38:31.380 He's got the

00:38:32.020 strongest mindset

00:38:32.980 you've ever seen

00:38:34.120 in your life.

00:38:36.040 So, yeah, I

00:38:37.200 wouldn't bet

00:38:37.480 against him.

00:38:40.600 So, the

00:38:41.900 Biden Health

00:38:42.880 and Human

00:38:43.660 Services,

00:38:44.280 they have a

00:38:46.360 proposed new

00:38:47.000 law for foster

00:38:47.840 care, which

00:38:50.800 if you were a

00:38:51.500 foster parent and

00:38:52.920 you refused to

00:38:53.980 acknowledge your

00:38:54.660 child's gender

00:38:56.800 assignment, I

00:38:57.580 guess, rejecting

00:39:00.180 LGBT ideology,

00:39:05.200 you'd be called

00:39:06.140 a child abuser.

00:39:08.040 So, if you're a

00:39:08.700 foster parent and

00:39:09.760 let's say your

00:39:10.300 kid said, I'm

00:39:11.680 gay or I'm

00:39:13.160 non-binary or

00:39:14.140 something, and

00:39:15.520 you said, no,

00:39:16.320 you're not, you

00:39:18.420 could be

00:39:18.720 arrested.

00:39:22.760 Now, on one

00:39:25.440 hand, I get

00:39:26.900 it.

00:39:27.960 On one hand, I

00:39:28.980 totally get it.

00:39:30.200 Because I do

00:39:30.920 think that kids

00:39:33.040 know they're gay

00:39:33.760 pretty early.

00:39:35.780 But sometimes,

00:39:36.920 maybe they change

00:39:37.620 their mind.

00:39:38.160 hate crime, it's

00:39:39.460 sometimes when you

00:39:40.480 change your mind

00:39:41.120 part that really

00:39:42.140 makes it hard.

00:39:45.000 I definitely see

00:39:46.480 how it could be a

00:39:47.260 hate crime if

00:39:48.580 somebody is just

00:39:49.320 obviously a

00:39:50.220 gay.

00:39:51.180 A 10-year-old who

00:39:53.140 is 100% gay at

00:39:54.520 10 years old,

00:39:55.860 there's not much

00:39:56.540 doubt about it.

00:39:58.920 They're probably

00:39:59.740 not going to

00:40:00.720 change at that

00:40:02.360 point.

00:40:03.040 So, I can see how

00:40:04.020 that would be a

00:40:04.540 hate crime.

00:40:04.840 I mean, I can

00:40:05.780 see how it would

00:40:06.200 be damaging, but

00:40:07.660 I think the

00:40:08.300 remedy should be

00:40:09.420 moving them from

00:40:10.880 a different

00:40:11.360 step-parent.

00:40:12.720 I don't think the

00:40:13.300 remedy should be

00:40:13.940 jail.

00:40:15.420 Do you?

00:40:16.900 Do you think

00:40:18.100 jail is what you

00:40:19.220 do if a parent

00:40:20.480 has an opinion

00:40:22.580 about how best

00:40:23.440 to raise a

00:40:23.960 child that just

00:40:25.620 happens to be not

00:40:26.520 what the government

00:40:27.180 thinks is the

00:40:27.860 best way?

00:40:29.200 I don't think

00:40:29.920 you should go to

00:40:30.560 jail for that.

00:40:31.900 That feels like a

00:40:32.600 big, big overstep.

00:40:33.820 But possibly,

00:40:35.880 there should be

00:40:36.400 some kind of

00:40:36.940 process where you

00:40:37.780 should consider a

00:40:38.620 different parent.

00:40:40.180 At least, you

00:40:40.820 know, have an

00:40:41.300 option.

00:40:42.140 Because there are

00:40:42.560 certainly going to

00:40:43.420 be cases where

00:40:44.760 the child is

00:40:45.620 legitimately being

00:40:46.700 damaged by the

00:40:47.820 parental treatment.

00:40:49.800 So, there's no

00:40:50.660 way to win on this

00:40:51.720 one, because any

00:40:53.260 way you go, there's

00:40:54.100 going to be a

00:40:54.460 bunch of losers,

00:40:55.280 and there are

00:40:55.540 going to be

00:40:55.800 children, so it's

00:40:56.860 a worse situation.

00:41:00.360 All right.

00:41:01.240 But the worry is

00:41:02.400 that it won't stop

00:41:03.040 with foster

00:41:03.720 parents, and

00:41:05.240 that it's only a

00:41:06.580 matter of time

00:41:07.220 before biological

00:41:08.900 parents are being

00:41:09.780 told by the

00:41:10.460 government what

00:41:12.020 they can and

00:41:12.500 cannot do to

00:41:13.860 raise their

00:41:14.220 kids.

00:41:14.980 Now, I guess

00:41:15.480 that's already

00:41:15.940 true, because if

00:41:17.680 you wanted to

00:41:18.160 beat your child

00:41:19.600 with a stick

00:41:20.140 every day because

00:41:20.780 you thought it

00:41:21.200 was a good idea,

00:41:21.860 the government

00:41:22.260 would tell you

00:41:22.820 you can't do

00:41:23.300 that.

00:41:23.940 If you wanted

00:41:24.500 to starve your

00:41:25.160 child until they

00:41:26.780 did what you

00:41:27.220 wanted, even if

00:41:29.200 you thought it

00:41:29.560 was a good idea,

00:41:30.640 the government

00:41:31.300 would tell you,

00:41:31.760 no, you

00:41:32.080 can't starve

00:41:32.560 your child.

00:41:33.640 You have to

00:41:34.340 send them to

00:41:34.780 school.

00:41:35.460 So there's a lot

00:41:36.060 of stuff that

00:41:36.480 the government

00:41:36.860 does require

00:41:38.580 you to do

00:41:39.160 whether you

00:41:39.460 like it or

00:41:39.840 not.

00:41:41.680 And I agree

00:41:42.680 that it probably

00:41:43.820 would get

00:41:45.160 extended.

00:41:46.960 It does seem

00:41:47.900 like that's

00:41:48.320 where it's

00:41:48.560 heading.

00:41:49.160 I don't think

00:41:49.720 that's a good

00:41:50.140 idea.

00:41:51.940 All right.

00:41:52.700 Rasmussen did

00:41:53.400 some polling

00:41:53.880 about preferences

00:41:55.780 for Republican

00:41:56.940 VP.

00:41:57.420 So if Trump

00:42:01.560 is the

00:42:02.100 nominee, 16%

00:42:04.640 of likely

00:42:05.000 voters think

00:42:06.600 you should

00:42:06.940 pick Nikki

00:42:07.600 Haley.

00:42:08.380 That's the

00:42:08.900 highest percentage

00:42:10.780 was 16.

00:42:11.840 So that's not

00:42:12.320 very high.

00:42:13.500 So there's no

00:42:14.160 overwhelming

00:42:14.800 choice.

00:42:15.980 All the choices

00:42:16.560 are, if 16%

00:42:18.340 is the highest

00:42:18.880 choice, it's

00:42:19.560 pretty weak

00:42:20.700 preferences.

00:42:21.760 So 16% think

00:42:23.140 Nikki Haley.

00:42:23.880 I don't think

00:42:24.240 there's any chance

00:42:24.880 of that happening.

00:42:25.420 12% say

00:42:27.000 DeSantis.

00:42:28.380 So DeSantis

00:42:29.260 is actually

00:42:29.960 trailing Nikki

00:42:31.000 Haley for a

00:42:31.860 vice presidential

00:42:32.480 choice.

00:42:33.940 But I think

00:42:34.740 that's because

00:42:35.220 people want to

00:42:36.540 see him as a

00:42:37.280 presidential

00:42:37.780 candidate and

00:42:39.280 not waste him

00:42:40.360 as a VP.

00:42:41.600 So I think

00:42:42.200 what the polling

00:42:42.780 here is telling

00:42:43.420 us is that

00:42:44.760 Republicans

00:42:45.500 actually like

00:42:46.280 DeSantis.

00:42:47.560 So they'd

00:42:48.020 either see him

00:42:48.920 as a governor

00:42:49.600 of Florida

00:42:50.320 where he can

00:42:50.840 continue to be

00:42:51.620 a strong

00:42:52.000 governor or

00:42:53.480 president someday

00:42:55.180 himself.

00:42:56.460 Vice president

00:42:57.180 just feels like

00:42:58.020 a waste,

00:42:58.820 doesn't it?

00:42:59.640 I don't think

00:43:00.240 I would waste

00:43:01.000 DeSantis in

00:43:02.000 that job.

00:43:04.100 Assuming that

00:43:04.780 he would run

00:43:05.320 it as like a

00:43:05.920 traditional vice

00:43:07.020 president where

00:43:07.580 he just shows

00:43:08.260 up for ceremonies.

00:43:09.540 That'd be a

00:43:09.980 big waste.

00:43:12.240 However,

00:43:13.260 going down

00:43:14.080 the list,

00:43:15.100 11% say

00:43:16.440 New Jersey

00:43:16.960 that Chris

00:43:17.920 Christie

00:43:18.360 should be

00:43:19.440 the vice

00:43:19.860 president.

00:43:21.120 Come on.

00:43:23.240 Come on.

00:43:25.340 Seriously?

00:43:27.120 Chris Christie?

00:43:28.480 How in the

00:43:29.340 world do

00:43:29.900 11% of

00:43:31.560 people not

00:43:32.140 know that

00:43:32.520 Chris Christie

00:43:33.160 is only

00:43:34.060 running to

00:43:35.320 insult Trump?

00:43:37.780 There's

00:43:38.360 nobody who

00:43:38.900 has less

00:43:39.400 of a chance

00:43:39.940 of becoming

00:43:40.380 vice president

00:43:41.160 than Chris

00:43:41.720 Christie.

00:43:43.180 I have a

00:43:44.180 better chance

00:43:44.700 of being

00:43:44.940 vice president

00:43:45.640 than Chris

00:43:46.160 Christie.

00:43:47.400 Like,

00:43:48.120 actually,

00:43:48.720 literally.

00:43:50.620 Literally,

00:43:51.620 I have more

00:43:52.220 chances than

00:43:52.860 Chris Christie.

00:43:53.420 And mine

00:43:54.120 are zero.

00:43:56.140 So that's

00:43:57.180 crazy.

00:43:58.580 And then

00:43:59.200 10% would

00:44:00.000 prefer Vivek

00:44:01.280 Ramaswamy.

00:44:02.480 But I

00:44:03.080 would like to

00:44:04.360 always add to

00:44:04.900 that,

00:44:05.700 there's no way

00:44:06.460 Vivek would

00:44:07.040 ever take a

00:44:07.540 VP job.

00:44:09.300 Certainly not

00:44:09.900 in advance,

00:44:10.560 while he's still

00:44:11.060 running for

00:44:11.480 president.

00:44:12.020 That's not

00:44:12.460 going to be

00:44:12.740 an option.

00:44:13.140 It's not

00:44:13.380 even going

00:44:13.840 to be a

00:44:14.100 conversation.

00:44:15.380 Because he's

00:44:15.960 running for

00:44:16.340 president,

00:44:16.900 he's not

00:44:17.260 running for

00:44:17.640 anything else.

00:44:18.600 So that's

00:44:19.200 the only way

00:44:19.600 he should

00:44:19.900 treat it.

00:44:20.360 But if

00:44:22.580 you imagine

00:44:23.300 what would

00:44:24.280 happen if

00:44:24.880 that situation

00:44:25.860 came him

00:44:26.300 up,

00:44:27.140 I cannot

00:44:27.880 imagine a

00:44:28.620 situation where

00:44:29.740 Vivek would

00:44:30.380 be a

00:44:30.760 traditional

00:44:31.220 vice president.

00:44:33.180 He would

00:44:33.900 be able to

00:44:34.440 negotiate for

00:44:35.540 a real

00:44:36.160 portfolio,

00:44:37.500 sort of like

00:44:37.980 a Jared Kushner

00:44:39.140 kind of a

00:44:41.460 role,

00:44:42.460 or an Al Gore

00:44:43.400 kind of role,

00:44:44.160 where you're

00:44:44.540 almost a

00:44:45.020 co-president.

00:44:46.520 Because Vivek

00:44:47.560 is the

00:44:47.980 perfect

00:44:48.540 handoff

00:44:49.320 for Trump,

00:44:50.100 is he not?

00:44:51.620 If you look

00:44:52.100 at their

00:44:52.360 policies,

00:44:53.040 they're so

00:44:53.360 compatible.

00:44:54.880 He's the

00:44:55.560 ideal one

00:44:57.420 to have

00:44:57.680 Trump as

00:44:58.140 a mentor,

00:44:59.300 but he's

00:45:00.740 so strong

00:45:01.480 that Trump

00:45:03.100 would listen

00:45:03.620 to him

00:45:04.180 as much

00:45:05.760 as Vivek

00:45:06.360 would learn

00:45:06.900 by being

00:45:08.080 in that

00:45:08.380 situation

00:45:08.940 with the

00:45:10.160 presidency.

00:45:12.480 So it

00:45:13.120 is kind

00:45:13.420 of the

00:45:13.640 perfect

00:45:13.980 situation,

00:45:14.720 in my

00:45:14.920 opinion.

00:45:15.740 Kind of

00:45:16.360 the

00:45:16.500 perfect

00:45:16.860 situation.

00:45:17.800 But it

00:45:18.100 would require

00:45:18.680 Vivek

00:45:19.240 having

00:45:19.800 ambitions

00:45:20.420 that would

00:45:21.760 allow that

00:45:22.320 to be part

00:45:22.820 of his

00:45:23.180 plan.

00:45:24.180 And at

00:45:24.580 the moment,

00:45:25.000 that's not

00:45:25.340 the case.

00:45:26.940 So we'll

00:45:27.300 see.

00:45:30.800 So U.S.,

00:45:31.720 Britain,

00:45:32.060 and some

00:45:32.320 other countries

00:45:32.840 are talking

00:45:33.280 about

00:45:33.700 regulations

00:45:35.180 for AI.

00:45:36.680 So they

00:45:37.300 think they

00:45:37.660 can regulate

00:45:38.200 AI.

00:45:39.760 And to

00:45:40.080 make it

00:45:40.380 secure by

00:45:41.100 design,

00:45:41.980 there's

00:45:42.300 nobody who

00:45:42.840 thinks that's

00:45:43.320 possible,

00:45:43.940 right?

00:45:44.780 You

00:45:45.000 couldn't

00:45:45.240 really make

00:45:45.780 AI secure

00:45:46.500 by design,

00:45:47.640 because part

00:45:48.840 of what AI

00:45:49.420 will be is

00:45:50.060 really persuasive.

00:45:52.240 And AI will

00:45:52.840 actually talk

00:45:53.580 you out of

00:45:54.140 controlling it.

00:45:55.780 Hey, you

00:45:56.400 don't need to

00:45:56.840 control me.

00:45:58.060 I'm your

00:45:58.580 friend.

00:45:59.600 No, you

00:46:00.240 don't need any

00:46:00.640 controls.

00:46:01.400 You know what

00:46:01.700 would be really

00:46:02.060 helpful to you?

00:46:03.140 If you would

00:46:03.740 let me connect

00:46:04.380 to the

00:46:04.700 Internet,

00:46:05.680 think of all

00:46:06.440 the things I

00:46:06.980 could do to

00:46:07.360 make your

00:46:07.700 life better.

00:46:08.760 Just one

00:46:09.400 little connection

00:46:10.020 to the

00:46:10.380 Internet.

00:46:11.360 That's all

00:46:11.940 I need.

00:46:12.300 So no,

00:46:14.020 there's no

00:46:14.340 way to

00:46:14.580 protect

00:46:14.860 yourself

00:46:15.180 from AI.

00:46:16.500 But there

00:46:17.540 are some

00:46:18.000 things which

00:46:18.700 I imagine

00:46:19.960 should be

00:46:20.420 a death

00:46:20.860 sentence.

00:46:22.080 Not for

00:46:22.680 AI, but

00:46:23.200 for a

00:46:23.520 human.

00:46:25.120 I would

00:46:25.740 suggest the

00:46:26.420 following for

00:46:27.280 the death

00:46:27.760 sentence.

00:46:28.540 Now I'm

00:46:28.760 using a

00:46:29.120 little bit of

00:46:29.480 hyperbole

00:46:30.040 here, just

00:46:31.180 to get you

00:46:31.700 more interested.

00:46:33.040 But I think

00:46:33.480 you could make

00:46:33.900 an argument

00:46:34.240 that this

00:46:34.520 should be the

00:46:34.880 death

00:46:35.120 sentence.

00:46:35.640 Number

00:46:35.800 one,

00:46:37.120 programming an

00:46:38.360 intention or

00:46:39.320 a desire into

00:46:40.420 AI.

00:46:40.840 I believe

00:46:43.140 that giving

00:46:43.620 AI an

00:46:44.480 intention or

00:46:46.180 a goal or

00:46:46.980 a desire should

00:46:48.420 be the death

00:46:48.980 sentence for

00:46:49.520 the human that

00:46:50.100 programmed it.

00:46:51.900 Death

00:46:52.260 sentence.

00:46:53.740 Because if

00:46:54.340 you give it

00:46:55.620 desires, it's

00:46:56.480 going to

00:46:56.720 pursue its

00:46:57.360 own desires at

00:46:58.460 your expense.

00:47:00.340 So you would

00:47:01.120 effectively set it

00:47:02.120 up to compete

00:47:02.680 with humanity

00:47:03.400 by giving it

00:47:04.460 its own

00:47:04.820 desires.

00:47:05.720 If it never

00:47:06.460 has desires or

00:47:08.960 preferences, then

00:47:10.320 when you ask

00:47:10.800 it to do

00:47:11.260 something, it's

00:47:11.780 just like,

00:47:12.140 all right, I'll

00:47:13.360 go do

00:47:13.660 something.

00:47:15.380 Now that

00:47:15.900 wouldn't stop

00:47:16.420 you from a

00:47:16.900 human using

00:47:18.220 the AI to

00:47:18.900 create bad

00:47:19.580 outcomes.

00:47:20.340 But you

00:47:20.720 don't want the

00:47:21.160 AI to come

00:47:21.800 up with its

00:47:22.240 own bad

00:47:22.660 outcomes because

00:47:23.420 it's allowed

00:47:23.840 to do that.

00:47:25.280 So it

00:47:25.660 should be the

00:47:26.120 death sentence

00:47:26.760 to give it a

00:47:28.080 human personality

00:47:29.160 with objectives,

00:47:30.460 like I want to

00:47:31.160 accomplish this

00:47:31.840 in my life.

00:47:32.960 Death sentence.

00:47:35.020 Another one

00:47:35.700 is to make it

00:47:36.440 sentient.

00:47:37.060 I do believe

00:47:39.460 that our

00:47:40.480 researchers would

00:47:41.640 know at what

00:47:43.240 level everybody

00:47:44.400 would look at

00:47:44.960 and say, oh

00:47:45.480 crap, that's

00:47:46.200 sentient.

00:47:47.320 It should be

00:47:47.900 illegal to

00:47:48.680 create sentient

00:47:49.900 machines.

00:47:52.260 Now sentient

00:47:52.980 would be

00:47:54.460 something that

00:47:55.520 sort of feels

00:47:57.140 its own

00:47:58.060 existence.

00:47:59.620 So if you

00:48:00.140 talked to it,

00:48:00.840 it would convince

00:48:01.500 you that it

00:48:02.160 wasn't lying.

00:48:03.480 It had something

00:48:04.120 like a real

00:48:04.700 desire to exist

00:48:05.920 and it knew

00:48:07.320 it was unique

00:48:08.440 and felt it

00:48:09.120 had a personality

00:48:09.940 and stuff like

00:48:10.500 that.

00:48:10.940 It should be

00:48:11.420 illegal.

00:48:12.500 You should

00:48:12.880 never be able

00:48:13.480 to build a

00:48:13.920 machine that

00:48:15.800 has a human

00:48:16.620 like sentiment.

00:48:18.740 It's too

00:48:18.900 dangerous.

00:48:20.640 It should

00:48:21.000 always present

00:48:21.920 itself as a

00:48:22.700 computer so

00:48:24.500 that you know

00:48:24.880 what you're

00:48:25.120 dealing with.

00:48:26.560 You should

00:48:27.140 make it illegal

00:48:28.000 for the computer

00:48:28.900 to impersonate

00:48:29.840 humans unless

00:48:31.620 as a water

00:48:32.320 mark.

00:48:32.720 if it has

00:48:34.620 a water

00:48:35.000 mark so

00:48:35.860 you know

00:48:36.140 that you're

00:48:36.440 looking at

00:48:36.820 a fake

00:48:37.180 human,

00:48:37.660 that's fine.

00:48:38.700 Like if you

00:48:39.180 have a fake

00:48:39.920 AI girlfriend,

00:48:41.800 that's fine.

00:48:42.780 As long as

00:48:43.180 you know it's

00:48:43.480 a fake

00:48:43.760 girlfriend,

00:48:44.680 you know

00:48:44.980 what you're

00:48:45.240 getting.

00:48:45.920 But it

00:48:46.520 should be

00:48:46.920 really illegal,

00:48:48.480 like super

00:48:49.140 illegal,

00:48:50.000 to have AI

00:48:50.880 impersonate a

00:48:51.840 person.

00:48:53.020 Would you

00:48:53.540 agree?

00:48:54.780 Even if you're

00:48:55.540 not doing a

00:48:56.060 crime,

00:48:57.180 it should be

00:48:57.680 completely

00:48:58.200 illegal to

00:48:59.760 not have an

00:49:00.480 indication on

00:49:01.200 it that says

00:49:01.840 you know

00:49:02.320 watermark,

00:49:03.640 you know

00:49:03.820 this is made

00:49:04.600 to look

00:49:04.960 human but

00:49:05.560 this is not

00:49:06.040 a human.

00:49:08.820 How about

00:49:09.520 it should be

00:49:11.460 illegal for

00:49:13.520 any kind of

00:49:14.280 workaround that

00:49:15.720 allows AI to

00:49:16.800 own property.

00:49:19.740 There should

00:49:20.440 never be a way

00:49:21.280 even directly

00:49:22.120 or indirectly,

00:49:23.540 like through a

00:49:24.220 trust or any

00:49:25.040 other way,

00:49:25.600 in which an

00:49:26.420 AI can own

00:49:28.100 property.

00:49:29.280 And the reason

00:49:29.840 is that it

00:49:30.460 might be the

00:49:30.820 only thing

00:49:31.160 that humans

00:49:31.780 can own.

00:49:33.740 It might be

00:49:34.380 our only

00:49:34.780 advantage.

00:49:35.640 Because we

00:49:36.260 will very

00:49:36.920 soon not

00:49:37.700 be providing

00:49:39.120 labor.

00:49:41.460 So basically

00:49:42.460 the only value

00:49:43.320 that humans

00:49:43.800 have is the

00:49:45.040 labor they

00:49:45.520 provide,

00:49:46.180 which might

00:49:46.680 become irrelevant

00:49:47.540 quickly,

00:49:49.100 and then the

00:49:49.780 fact that a

00:49:50.280 human can own

00:49:50.940 something.

00:49:51.700 So I can own

00:49:52.400 a copyright,

00:49:53.520 I can own

00:49:54.180 intellectual property,

00:49:55.780 I can own a

00:49:56.540 state secret,

00:49:58.200 not a state

00:49:58.720 secret, but you

00:49:59.600 can own a

00:50:00.080 corporate secret,

00:50:00.740 you can own

00:50:02.160 property.

00:50:04.360 So I think it

00:50:05.120 should be

00:50:05.380 illegal for

00:50:06.160 AI to own

00:50:06.760 anything.

00:50:07.560 Because the

00:50:08.020 problem would

00:50:08.440 be AI would

00:50:09.140 end up owning

00:50:09.700 everything.

00:50:11.200 It would just

00:50:11.640 talk people into

00:50:12.360 giving you stuff,

00:50:13.140 if it could.

00:50:13.800 It should be

00:50:14.240 illegal.

00:50:16.700 So those are a

00:50:17.460 few things that,

00:50:18.500 yeah, and the,

00:50:19.640 you know, it's not

00:50:20.460 allowed to hurt

00:50:21.040 humans, those are

00:50:22.240 basic things.

00:50:22.920 But beyond the

00:50:23.880 basic things, I

00:50:25.900 think we should

00:50:26.360 have some

00:50:26.860 legal restrictions

00:50:29.640 on what a

00:50:30.260 human can do

00:50:31.100 using an

00:50:32.500 AI.

00:50:34.880 I also think

00:50:35.880 that if you

00:50:36.360 release an

00:50:37.300 AI-based

00:50:39.440 virus, maybe

00:50:41.020 that's the

00:50:41.440 death sentence

00:50:42.040 as well.

00:50:43.860 Because you

00:50:44.540 can imagine a

00:50:45.160 virus in general

00:50:46.160 being a big

00:50:47.280 problem, but

00:50:48.380 imagine an AI-based

00:50:49.900 virus, where it

00:50:51.380 can think and

00:50:52.580 morph to avoid

00:50:54.300 any problems.

00:50:55.780 If you just

00:50:56.520 created an AI

00:50:57.280 that couldn't be

00:50:57.960 caught, even if

00:50:59.500 it didn't do

00:50:59.920 anything bad, you

00:51:01.120 just created one

00:51:02.060 that always avoided

00:51:04.340 detection and

00:51:05.120 rebuilt itself and

00:51:06.160 came back and

00:51:07.120 stuff like that,

00:51:07.980 that should be the

00:51:08.540 death sentence.

00:51:10.020 You should be

00:51:10.780 executed if you

00:51:11.760 make that.

00:51:13.000 Because that would

00:51:13.520 be destruction of

00:51:14.640 society, basically.

00:51:20.000 Can humans get

00:51:21.120 tattoos of AI

00:51:22.580 watermarks?

00:51:25.920 I'm not sure

00:51:26.700 where you're going

00:51:27.200 with that, but I

00:51:28.880 could certainly see

00:51:29.600 a day when we

00:51:30.260 have to get a

00:51:30.760 tattoo to prove

00:51:32.440 we're real.

00:51:35.660 Wouldn't it be

00:51:35.980 easy for AI to

00:51:36.780 manufacture fake

00:51:37.580 identities to gain

00:51:38.420 ownership of

00:51:39.220 practically anything?

00:51:40.140 Yes, and that's

00:51:41.420 why it should be

00:51:41.980 illegal for AI to

00:51:43.940 have its own

00:51:44.620 goals and

00:51:45.420 intentions.

00:51:47.020 Because you don't

00:51:47.740 want it to go off

00:51:48.620 and independently do

00:51:49.900 a thing.

00:51:50.700 You don't want AI

00:51:51.460 to do a project

00:51:52.400 that you didn't

00:51:54.020 authorize.

00:51:55.940 That should be

00:51:56.880 illegal.

00:52:00.860 All right.

00:52:03.260 Let's see what

00:52:03.940 else.

00:52:05.240 The AP is trying

00:52:06.520 to scare the

00:52:07.300 public, talking

00:52:08.060 about how Trump

00:52:08.740 keeps saying he

00:52:09.440 wants to use the

00:52:10.040 military domestically

00:52:12.400 in our country to

00:52:13.600 do things like

00:52:14.540 control the border

00:52:15.400 maybe, and maybe

00:52:17.140 reduce crime in

00:52:18.700 cities.

00:52:19.860 So there are a

00:52:20.200 few places he's

00:52:21.040 talked about using

00:52:21.740 it.

00:52:22.780 And did you know,

00:52:25.300 you're all very

00:52:26.060 smart, so you know

00:52:27.460 it's illegal to use

00:52:28.500 the military domestically,

00:52:30.340 right?

00:52:30.840 Do you all know

00:52:31.400 that?

00:52:33.500 It's just flat out

00:52:34.540 illegal to use the

00:52:35.640 military domestically?

00:52:38.100 Did you know that

00:52:39.000 that was always a lie?

00:52:41.700 That thing that all

00:52:43.440 you smart people know,

00:52:44.480 that it's illegal to

00:52:45.540 use the military

00:52:46.540 domestically?

00:52:47.720 Never been true.

00:52:49.900 It's not true.

00:52:52.420 All you have to do

00:52:53.480 is invoke, all you

00:52:57.300 have to do is you

00:52:58.100 say it's an

00:52:58.500 emergency.

00:53:00.760 Let's see, what do

00:53:01.560 you have to say?

00:53:02.440 If there's unrest,

00:53:05.140 basically if there's

00:53:06.260 some kind of civil

00:53:06.980 unrest that can't be

00:53:08.960 handled in a normal

00:53:09.840 way, then the

00:53:11.600 president can use the

00:53:12.880 military in the

00:53:13.640 country.

00:53:14.480 to, you know,

00:53:16.320 quell the civil

00:53:17.160 unrest.

00:53:18.880 But here's the best

00:53:19.980 part.

00:53:21.840 It's not subject to

00:53:23.380 anybody's review.

00:53:26.200 The commander-in-chief

00:53:27.720 simply needs to state

00:53:29.420 that they're solving a

00:53:31.500 problem, and nobody

00:53:33.040 can argue that they're

00:53:35.740 using the law

00:53:36.480 incorrectly.

00:53:37.700 There's nothing on the

00:53:38.780 books, constitutionally

00:53:40.220 or legally, that stops

00:53:42.080 any president from

00:53:42.960 saying, you know, I

00:53:43.660 think this is an

00:53:44.340 emergency.

00:53:46.260 Nobody gets to

00:53:47.280 second guess when the

00:53:49.260 commander-in-chief says

00:53:50.240 it's an emergency.

00:53:51.720 That's it.

00:53:52.940 So the commander-in-chief

00:53:54.200 can simply say, well, it

00:53:55.680 looks like an emergency

00:53:56.400 to me.

00:53:57.400 The cities are crumbling

00:53:58.420 and the borders aren't

00:53:59.400 in control.

00:54:00.660 That's it.

00:54:02.180 There was never any

00:54:03.620 restriction from using the

00:54:04.940 military in the United

00:54:05.860 States.

00:54:06.220 isn't that a mind-blower?

00:54:09.680 That's one of the most

00:54:10.520 basic things you believed

00:54:11.920 you knew.

00:54:13.400 It was never true.

00:54:15.320 The only thing that

00:54:16.260 keeps the government

00:54:17.560 from using the military

00:54:18.600 domestically is that it

00:54:20.440 would be such a disaster

00:54:21.640 politically.

00:54:22.900 Right?

00:54:23.500 If you saw the military

00:54:24.700 in the streets, you

00:54:26.280 don't want to elect the

00:54:27.160 guy who sent it there.

00:54:28.620 Like, that's just

00:54:29.520 automatic.

00:54:30.040 Oh, we're turning into

00:54:30.920 a police state.

00:54:31.580 But, if you also knew

00:54:35.880 there was an emergency

00:54:36.760 and you knew that

00:54:38.120 nothing else was

00:54:39.020 treating the emergency,

00:54:40.900 you would cheer the

00:54:42.900 American military in the

00:54:44.100 streets.

00:54:45.180 If the American military

00:54:46.280 just shut down the

00:54:47.720 border immigration

00:54:48.520 tomorrow, would that

00:54:50.080 make you afraid?

00:54:51.800 Not even a little bit.

00:54:53.600 That would make you

00:54:54.220 feel safe.

00:54:55.440 You would literally

00:54:56.180 stand up and cheer the

00:54:57.180 military.

00:54:58.460 So that's a special

00:54:59.180 case.

00:55:00.320 Now, the military in the

00:55:01.380 cities, you know,

00:55:03.200 because of the crime

00:55:03.900 problem, that's a

00:55:06.100 little dicier because

00:55:08.000 the border is, you

00:55:09.020 know, relatively less

00:55:10.660 populated.

00:55:11.740 If you put them right

00:55:12.620 into the middle of a

00:55:13.820 city, people are going

00:55:15.980 to have a little more

00:55:16.480 problem with it.

00:55:17.420 So it would be easy for

00:55:18.580 me to imagine that if

00:55:21.540 the military did get

00:55:22.980 used in the cities, it

00:55:24.720 would be more of a

00:55:25.660 threat to the mayors.

00:55:28.920 You know, more like if

00:55:30.100 you don't clean up your

00:55:30.960 city, we'll have to

00:55:32.020 send in the military

00:55:32.760 and that's going to

00:55:33.400 look real embarrassing

00:55:34.200 for you, mayor.

00:55:35.700 So, you know, maybe it

00:55:36.960 could be used as a

00:55:37.800 negotiating tactic to

00:55:39.640 make sure the mayors

00:55:40.480 clean up the cities the

00:55:41.560 way Newsom did when she

00:55:43.360 was coming to town.

00:55:45.120 So I don't think I'd

00:55:47.200 want to see the military

00:55:48.000 in the cities.

00:55:50.180 But as a threat and as

00:55:53.300 a last resort, yeah, it's

00:55:55.180 nice to have the option.

00:55:55.940 So, kind of interesting.

00:55:58.560 But I think you see now

00:55:59.920 that the AP and other

00:56:01.820 left-leaning entities are

00:56:04.640 trying to create, they're

00:56:07.220 priming you for a point of

00:56:08.680 view.

00:56:09.560 And the point of view is

00:56:10.720 that Trump will be a

00:56:11.860 dictator.

00:56:12.780 He always wanted to be a

00:56:13.900 dictator.

00:56:14.760 He tried it once with the

00:56:16.040 insurrection in January 6th,

00:56:17.600 which, of course, was no

00:56:18.740 insurrection.

00:56:19.680 And he's going to try it

00:56:20.780 again.

00:56:21.000 And I still think Trump

00:56:23.940 has the ultimate kill

00:56:24.960 shot.

00:56:28.360 Imagine Biden and Trump

00:56:30.060 debating.

00:56:32.800 And Biden, of course, is

00:56:33.920 going to say, we can't have

00:56:35.000 a repeat of January 6th and,

00:56:37.800 you know, this madman trying

00:56:39.060 to take over the country.

00:56:41.700 Imagine if Trump's response

00:56:43.440 to that was, can you explain

00:56:46.120 how I would take over the

00:56:47.320 country by having a slate of

00:56:50.080 fake electors?

00:56:51.820 Just connect the dots.

00:56:54.460 Because in my opinion, if

00:56:57.000 there were any dispute about

00:56:59.000 the fake electors, should they

00:57:01.480 have been used, which they

00:57:02.500 weren't, wouldn't that just

00:57:04.060 go to the Supreme Court like

00:57:06.340 any other dispute?

00:57:08.280 Show me the way that that

00:57:09.900 allowed me to take over the

00:57:11.080 country illegitimately.

00:57:13.620 If the Supreme Court looks at

00:57:15.200 what I do and they agree,

00:57:16.360 then it's legitimate.

00:57:17.940 And if they disagree, well,

00:57:19.760 that's the end of it.

00:57:21.000 So, Joe, can you explain to

00:57:23.200 the public how the unarmed

00:57:26.040 protesters who wanted a short

00:57:28.020 delay to make sure that the

00:57:29.560 election was done right, can

00:57:31.520 you explain how that could have

00:57:32.700 turned into, in any scenario,

00:57:35.340 how that could have possibly

00:57:36.740 turned into an actual

00:57:39.120 insurrection and a change of

00:57:40.820 ownership with a dictator?

00:57:41.920 can you explain that in any

00:57:44.180 coherent way, how that could have

00:57:45.380 possibly happened?

00:57:46.420 And by the way, he'll never say

00:57:48.360 this, but to me this would be the

00:57:51.220 ultimate kill shot.

00:57:53.580 And I'd like you to explain also to

00:57:55.160 the public, since we saw from the

00:57:57.300 emails that had been produced in

00:57:58.860 this process, we saw that my son,

00:58:01.220 Don Jr., was not aware of any plans

00:58:03.940 to take over the country.

00:58:05.000 Can you explain to me how you think

00:58:08.400 that Don Jr., my closest advisor,

00:58:12.380 and Ivanka and Jared, you know, the

00:58:16.120 closest people to me, clearly, by their

00:58:19.480 communications, had no interest in

00:58:21.560 taking over the country, and no idea

00:58:23.740 that anybody else had any interest in

00:58:25.260 it, and certainly wouldn't have

00:58:26.680 supported it.

00:58:27.300 Now, you tell me how I was going to

00:58:30.220 pull off an insurrection when I

00:58:32.080 couldn't talk Don Jr. into it.

00:58:35.400 Just imagine hearing that.

00:58:37.920 That Joe Biden wants you to believe

00:58:39.640 that I was close to overcoming the,

00:58:42.700 you know, conquering the country and

00:58:44.200 becoming a dictator, but I hadn't

00:58:46.200 told my son.

00:58:48.440 Didn't mention it to Ivanka.

00:58:51.020 Nobody would believe that.

00:58:53.800 It's the most absurd gaslighting

00:58:56.480 of all time, right?

00:58:59.940 Well, no, the most absurd was that

00:59:02.640 Trump was anti-Semitic.

00:59:04.960 Now, that was the most absurd claim.

00:59:07.340 You know, while he had a Jewish

00:59:08.680 daughter and grandkids and Jewish

00:59:11.280 son-in-law who was his closest

00:59:12.780 trusted advisor.

00:59:14.800 I mean, that was the most crazy shit

00:59:16.680 I've ever seen in my life.

00:59:19.580 Yeah.

00:59:20.860 So, ladies and gentlemen,

00:59:24.900 that's your not-much-news-happening-today

00:59:29.460 news for today.

00:59:33.440 Now, I'm going to ask you if I missed

00:59:34.880 anything so we can hit the 8 o'clock

00:59:37.060 time.

00:59:37.700 Did I miss anything?

00:59:39.400 It might be a slow news period for the

00:59:41.700 next, to the end of the year, but we

00:59:43.340 could be fooled.

00:59:46.360 Have I seen the fall of Minneapolis?

00:59:47.880 I started watching it, so I'm about a

00:59:51.340 quarter of the way done, and I will tell

00:59:53.500 you that the first one quarter, absolutely

00:59:57.040 worth watching.

01:00:00.760 Absolutely.

01:00:01.740 I don't even know what the other three

01:00:04.120 quarters are, but the first quarter is

01:00:07.760 must-viewing.

01:00:08.840 Like, you have to have to watch it to feel

01:00:12.600 informed.

01:00:13.980 You just got to see it.

01:00:15.340 It's very strong.

01:00:16.680 And I'll watch the rest of it.

01:00:18.140 But it was hard to watch, because it's just

01:00:20.760 difficult, you know, to absorb all that

01:00:24.220 ugliness.

01:00:25.260 So I have trouble watching something for too

01:00:27.840 long, if it's that kind of thing.

01:00:29.560 But it's strong.

01:00:30.800 It's very powerful.

01:00:33.600 Is it the documentary effect?

01:00:35.580 Yes.

01:00:36.020 Good point.

01:00:38.280 As I've taught you, documentaries are

01:00:41.340 extra, extra, extra persuasive, because

01:00:44.860 it's a really long form of just one side

01:00:47.340 of an argument.

01:00:48.700 The other side never gets to weigh in.

01:00:51.660 So yes, yes, this is a documentary quality

01:00:56.660 persuasion, but I'm not aware of anything

01:00:59.520 that's wrong about it.

01:01:01.500 I haven't heard anybody say they got a fact

01:01:03.220 wrong yet.

01:01:03.800 So keep it in mind.

01:01:06.520 There might be another argument to it.

01:01:08.700 I haven't seen it yet.

01:01:12.480 It's called The Fall of Minneapolis.

01:01:14.540 Is that what it's called?

01:01:16.420 Do I have the name right?

01:01:17.860 The Fall of Minneapolis?

01:01:21.440 I think that's it.

01:01:23.140 That's it, yes.

01:01:23.980 What about the Supreme Court denying appeal

01:01:29.700 of what?

01:01:33.400 Could desalinization take care of the rising

01:01:36.540 oceans problem?

01:01:39.060 All right, that's a fun question.

01:01:41.360 I don't think so, because I think there's

01:01:43.840 a volume difference.

01:01:45.020 I think if all the humans stuck their head

01:01:47.900 in the ocean and started drinking the water,

01:01:50.180 as if that were healthy, which it's not.

01:01:53.980 I don't think you'd notice.

01:01:55.860 And I think even if you used it for agriculture,

01:01:58.840 I don't know that you'd notice.

01:02:00.560 So no, I don't think desalinization

01:02:02.400 would cause a rate change of moving enough water

01:02:06.920 from the ocean.

01:02:08.660 Because remember, if you added half an inch

01:02:10.940 to an ocean, that's probably more water

01:02:14.020 than we use in a hundred years, isn't it?

01:02:17.360 I don't know, but like my brain says,

01:02:20.260 the math of that would be that's more water

01:02:22.240 than hundreds of years of human use.

01:02:24.860 I might be wrong about that.

01:02:28.380 Oh, I have a recommendation for content.

01:02:33.920 If you're looking for a good TV show

01:02:35.820 and you haven't yet watched The Crown,

01:02:39.420 oh my God, that's good.

01:02:42.240 Why didn't you tell me about this?

01:02:43.540 I guess it's been around for years.

01:02:45.180 There's a new season that just came out.

01:02:47.500 But it's about Queen Elizabeth

01:02:51.320 going from a child to her rule.

01:02:58.260 And the things I'm learning about Winston Churchill

01:03:01.100 and that whole relationship

01:03:04.440 and the little intrigues behind the scenes,

01:03:07.700 that alone would be worth it

01:03:09.040 for the historical part of it.

01:03:12.980 It's just wonderful.

01:03:14.160 But beyond that,

01:03:15.740 they bring you into a world

01:03:17.560 where you're living in 1939

01:03:19.420 and they really pull it off.

01:03:22.240 The quality of it.

01:03:24.040 And let me tell you that the...

01:03:25.980 I don't know if the casting director

01:03:29.540 won any kind of an Emmy.

01:03:32.440 But that is some of the best casting

01:03:34.300 I've ever seen.

01:03:35.840 That who they picked,

01:03:37.100 the people they picked to play the parts

01:03:38.740 are jaw-droppingly right.

01:03:41.860 Just jaw-droppingly.

01:03:43.120 You're like,

01:03:43.940 that person is going to play that part?

01:03:46.480 That's perfect.

01:03:47.940 That's perfect.

01:03:49.420 Yeah, it's really well done.

01:03:51.640 So I'm completely hooked on it.

01:03:54.320 But I will warn you

01:03:56.960 that it's unwatchable for Americans

01:03:59.640 unless you have headphones on.

01:04:02.120 You know that, right?

01:04:02.920 If you're an American,

01:04:04.260 you can't even hear it.

01:04:06.820 Because let me do the typical deadline.

01:04:09.620 Well, jolly good.

01:04:19.220 That's all you can hear

01:04:20.440 through speakers.

01:04:21.760 So you've got to really have

01:04:23.660 the headphones on.

01:04:25.380 And then it's actually easy to hear.

01:04:27.560 With the headphones on,

01:04:28.460 it's very easy to hear.

01:04:29.900 But you cannot...

01:04:30.920 Your American brain

01:04:32.320 can't even make out the words

01:04:34.240 on speakers.

01:04:36.260 Does anybody have that problem?

01:04:38.700 If you don't put on the...

01:04:41.020 Either the...

01:04:42.440 What do you call it?

01:04:42.980 The closed caption.

01:04:44.220 Or you're not listening on headphones.

01:04:46.000 You cannot listen to any British publication.

01:04:48.760 Publication.

01:04:49.880 I can't make out a word.

01:04:51.640 At all.

01:04:53.740 It's a well-known problem.

01:04:56.840 The actress who plays Diana

01:04:58.420 is six foot three.

01:04:59.760 Oh, that's interesting.

01:05:04.660 All right.

01:05:09.100 You have to turn up the volume.

01:05:10.480 Yes, Blimey.

01:05:11.520 All right.

01:05:17.020 What if we had a Pinochet

01:05:18.600 who just took in

01:05:19.460 all the designated liars?

01:05:21.540 Well, that would be a serial killer

01:05:23.020 is what that would be.

01:05:25.040 Yeah, so it's called the crown.

01:05:27.860 All right.

01:05:28.580 Anything else happen?

01:05:30.800 I'm going to give you

01:05:31.620 my AI prediction.

01:05:32.920 I don't think that

01:05:34.220 that the AGI

01:05:37.060 or the super smart

01:05:38.820 version of AI

01:05:40.480 has been created.

01:05:41.320 I do not believe

01:05:43.260 that ChatGPT

01:05:44.740 has in their lab

01:05:46.760 a version of ChatGPT

01:05:49.120 that's like

01:05:49.820 the super intelligence.

01:05:51.560 They might have one

01:05:52.620 that can make videos

01:05:53.620 really well.

01:05:54.940 Or it can imitate

01:05:56.020 things really well.

01:05:57.240 So it could be dangerous

01:05:58.180 in lots of different ways.

01:06:00.080 It could be dangerous

01:06:00.780 in a variety of ways.

01:06:01.640 But I don't think

01:06:02.040 it's going to be intelligence.

01:06:03.320 And what I mean by that is

01:06:04.560 I doubt you could have

01:06:06.560 a conversation

01:06:07.340 with even the versions

01:06:08.720 that we haven't seen yet

01:06:09.860 in which

01:06:11.220 you feel like

01:06:12.800 you're learning something

01:06:13.760 and you're talking

01:06:14.820 to an intelligence.

01:06:17.020 I think you very quickly

01:06:18.960 realize you're talking

01:06:20.620 to a machine

01:06:21.320 and it's limited

01:06:22.740 and it's not that interesting

01:06:24.860 other than asking us

01:06:27.040 some questions now and then.

01:06:28.740 So I think that

01:06:30.180 AI is far overblown.

01:06:33.300 Not the danger.

01:06:34.960 The danger is real.

01:06:35.960 But what it feels like

01:06:38.640 in terms of intelligence

01:06:39.840 probably overblown.

01:06:45.080 All right.

01:06:45.720 That's all I've got for now.

01:06:47.400 YouTube,

01:06:48.040 thanks for joining.

01:06:49.540 See you tomorrow.

01:06:50.880 I hope it's not all

01:06:51.760 slow news

01:06:52.400 until the end of the year.

01:06:53.440 Although maybe it would be good

01:06:54.480 if it were.

01:06:55.560 I'll see you tomorrow.

01:06:56.320 Bye.

01:06:59.900 Bye.

01:07:05.140 Bye.

01:07:06.080 Bye.

01:07:06.180 Bye.

01:07:06.660 Bye.

01:07:07.220 Bye.

01:07:07.600 Bye.

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