The Washington Post strikes, and a bunch of other stuff goes missing. Plus, a list of the most important things the U.S. government has lost in the last 20 years, and why it's not good.
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00:00:59.480Yesterday, the locals' platform had a little glitch, but that was related to a big technology migration they're going to upgrade their system.
00:01:11.720So when we get through this little ugly patch, might be a few more bugs, but when we get through that, it will be a lot better, much more stable and functional.
00:02:58.600Starbucks has lost a lot of value, I guess, in their stock because of boycotts based on some political tweets supporting the Palestinians or something.
00:03:10.920So I don't even know what Starbucks did.
00:03:13.500But somehow Starbucks is getting injured by whatever's happening in Gaza.
00:03:25.880Boris Johnson is, I guess, having some kind of a COVID inquiry in the UK to find out what really happened and who knew what and all that stuff.
00:03:36.060And former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has to explain why 5,000 of his WhatsApp messages from the 2020-plus period disappeared.
00:03:45.900And Boris says, hey, he's not so sure, some kind of technical thing, maybe, something about the app.
00:03:54.360I don't know, maybe it was uninstalled or when it got reinstalled.
00:03:58.180You know, maybe something like technology and the app and the something, and then the something happened, but maybe it'd be a glitch and maybe the data disappeared.
00:04:42.820In the comments, tell me all the things that the UK government and the American government have lost that was important data that the public needed to see.
00:04:54.660Let's see, let's see, get your Epstein stuff, all things Epstein from his video cameras.
00:05:04.240Then there's the video of his video cameras of his death.
00:05:08.640Those are missing because the cameras weren't on.
00:05:11.480Let's see, you've got Hillary's emails.
00:05:14.780They just sort of went missing and got destroyed by hammers and whatnot.
00:05:19.360You've got the January 6th, the entire January 6th testimony.
00:06:29.860Well, indoor gardens, you know, greenhouses have been around forever, but they haven't quite replaced outdoor gardening for basic economic reasons.
00:06:42.140But you'd think that someday they would, because your indoor gardening is going to be better on water, much easier on water.
00:06:50.760It's going to be better on keeping the insects out, much better.
00:06:54.400It's going to be potentially better at managing light, if you do it right.
00:07:00.760But the one problem they had was still space, and, of course, you've got labor.
00:07:07.520But robots and AI could kind of solve that for you, and also building vertically.
00:07:15.240So instead of putting everything on the ground where you run out of space, they can just build shelves and keep going up to the ceiling.
00:07:24.400Now, if you have shelves to the ceiling, you've got twice as much work problem, right?
00:07:29.720Because you've got to get somebody up there to look around and adjust things.
00:07:34.300But if you had a robot, a robot with a couple of arms and some AI, the robot would not only know how much light and water and when to plant,
00:07:44.760and how to get rid of any weeds, if there were, I think.
00:07:47.360And the other benefit is you wouldn't need insecticide, so you'd have less chemicals, fewer chemicals.
00:07:55.900So basically, indoor gardens should be the way that we go.
00:08:01.260If you can get it, just get the economics down, you know, some little extra.
00:08:06.260Every house you build would have its own garden.
00:08:08.200Imagine a room in your house, which just has a robot like a Roomba, that's just working all day and all night, just making sure everything's good in there.
00:08:19.140And it has an AI, so it can actually look at your plant and know what's wrong.
00:08:24.680You can just look at it and say, oh, it looks like it needs a little water.
00:08:27.200I think that AI plus vertical shelves is right at the edge, right at the edge of where it's going to make more sense to be indoors, I think.
00:08:43.240And then, you know, maybe you add little solar panels to drive the robot and stuff.
00:08:49.660But I think once your labor goes down to practically zero, and you can use the space better, and then the AI makes sure that your crop is way better than it would have been, it's going to be a big deal.