Real Coffee with Scott Adams - February 27, 2024


Episode 2397 CWSA 02⧸27⧸24


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 30 minutes

Words per Minute

140.73654

Word Count

12,736

Sentence Count

817

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

32


Summary

In addition to talking about the news, and boosting your awareness, Scott Adams talks about a portal, universal translation, and what would happen if we could talk to each other in a world where we all spoke the same language?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
00:00:09.460 It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and that's what we're going to do.
00:00:12.760 In addition to talking about the news, and I'm going to boost your level of awareness.
00:00:18.460 We're going to take everybody up to a higher level of awareness today.
00:00:23.100 Challenge accepted.
00:00:24.360 And if you'd like to get a good start on this higher level of awareness,
00:00:28.780 all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a canteen jug or a flask or a vessel of any kind.
00:00:34.360 Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.
00:00:36.800 And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine, the day, the thing that makes everything better.
00:00:41.180 It's called the simultaneous sip and it happens now. Go.
00:00:47.820 Oh, that's so good.
00:00:50.620 Now, I don't want to get you too excited, but there will be a whiteboard.
00:00:56.620 A whiteboard. Huh?
00:00:58.780 That's right.
00:01:00.700 Well, let's start with this cool news.
00:01:02.580 I saw a Brian Ramelli post on X about a portal.
00:01:10.200 It's one of the coolest uses of technology I've seen.
00:01:13.320 So if you imagine something that's bigger than a person in a big round circle,
00:01:17.780 and the center of the circle is a screen, you know, a huge person-sized screen.
00:01:24.200 And you can put it in any city and a person can walk up to it and they will see the person in the other portal.
00:01:30.920 So it's sort of a hard coat.
00:01:33.840 You know, it's always up.
00:01:36.400 And here's the cool thing.
00:01:38.660 It has a translator built in.
00:01:40.960 So you can walk up to the portal in, let's say, Paris or wherever it is.
00:01:47.040 I guess it's going to be in different places.
00:01:49.260 You'd walk up to the portal in Paris and then somebody on the street in China would see you standing there at the portal.
00:01:55.960 And they would walk up, they would speak in Chinese, you would speak in French, and you would have a complete conversation in real time.
00:02:05.120 Now, that's insanely cool.
00:02:08.360 I don't even know what to say about it.
00:02:10.000 It just like, it just activates every like hair in my body to stand up.
00:02:15.040 Don't think about that too long.
00:02:17.200 Yeah, it's just one of the coolest things.
00:02:18.980 I like to start the show with just something to imagine.
00:02:21.860 And I ask you this, could it stop war?
00:02:28.880 Did you ever wonder what would happen if these citizens got to vote on war and actually talk to each other directly?
00:02:37.680 Hey, do you guys want a war?
00:02:40.400 Because I feel like we don't really want one over here, but our government is kind of pushing us toward it.
00:02:45.140 And then the other people in whatever country would say, you know, I'm glad you talked to me on the portal
00:02:50.900 because we're not too crazy about war either.
00:02:54.520 How about we just fire our leaders and don't have a war?
00:02:57.960 Yeah, it's actually a threat to power if people could talk to each other with translation.
00:03:06.640 Here's a question for you that I just thought of, so I don't know if it's a good one yet.
00:03:11.260 Give me one second to think if this is a really dumb thing to say.
00:03:16.620 Now I think it might make sense.
00:03:18.040 Since we've had good communications in the world, so that would exclude, let's say, the Civil War,
00:03:27.860 and it would exclude, you know, the Revolutionary War and those earlier wars.
00:03:32.260 But since we've had internet, and since we've had really good, you know, phones and communication,
00:03:38.120 how many wars have there been between the United States and somebody who spoke the same language?
00:03:50.500 That's an actual question.
00:03:52.040 It's not, I'm not being rhetorical.
00:03:56.340 There are two now.
00:03:59.060 Well, who would that be?
00:04:00.320 Because Russia doesn't speak English.
00:04:06.940 The Palestinians, I mean, a lot of them have a second language, but they're mostly different language.
00:04:14.120 And here's the thing I wonder.
00:04:16.220 I wonder if it's possible to have a war between two nations that speak the same language,
00:04:22.240 their original language, and have lots of communication technology where the citizens can talk to each other.
00:04:31.400 Now, don't give me the Civil War.
00:04:33.700 Only in modern times when we could, in modern, no, okay.
00:04:39.560 I don't want to see anything with 18 in it.
00:04:42.940 1,800 in anything is not in this conversation.
00:04:45.820 I'm very specifically saying, America, no, Russia plus Ukraine, you're not getting this yet.
00:04:54.920 America, have we gotten in a fight with an English-speaking country?
00:05:01.340 And so here's what I'm speculating.
00:05:03.960 If universal translation just becomes part of all of our technology, which it looks like it will,
00:05:10.160 I mean, pretty easy to predict,
00:05:11.740 you would be able to directly talk to citizens of any other country that you were considering having a war with,
00:05:19.160 and you might actually be able to work it out without the benefit of your government.
00:05:24.800 That's actually a possibility,
00:05:26.740 that universal translation plus universal communication,
00:05:31.660 you know, the ability to reach anybody, could end war.
00:05:35.280 Because it's very rare that citizens want to be in a war.
00:05:38.840 It's not rare when governments want to be in a war.
00:05:41.740 Just think about it.
00:05:44.700 It might actually end war.
00:05:47.860 All right.
00:05:48.580 Maybe.
00:05:49.200 I'm being a little optimistic.
00:05:51.080 Don Lemon got a settlement from CNN, got $24.5 million.
00:05:55.480 That's what he would have been paid if he'd stayed on for his contract.
00:06:00.160 But what do you think of that?
00:06:01.280 $24.5 million.
00:06:02.600 That's pretty good, right?
00:06:05.080 Do you know how much he takes home?
00:06:07.120 If he makes $24.5 million,
00:06:10.080 well, he's going to pay over half of it in taxes.
00:06:15.040 He's probably going to pay 15% to his agent.
00:06:19.640 And God knows how much his lawyer gets,
00:06:22.400 because his lawyer's, you know, putting in some serious high-level work here.
00:06:26.400 If I had to guess, $24.5 million,
00:06:29.400 I think he'll net seven, six or seven.
00:06:37.820 Yeah.
00:06:38.340 So that's probably six in the bank.
00:06:41.940 Now, how many of you did that calculation in your head when you saw the $24 million?
00:06:45.740 And how many of you said, wow, he just made $24 million?
00:06:51.220 It's actually closer to six.
00:06:52.920 I mean, it's a ton of money.
00:06:54.360 I'm not saying it's a small amount.
00:06:56.520 I'm just saying that if you don't have that filter on it,
00:07:00.180 you're missing it by, you know, a factor of four, basically.
00:07:04.880 But the good news is Don Lemon is going to launch his own show on the X platform
00:07:08.760 called The Don Lemon Show.
00:07:11.040 And you know what?
00:07:11.740 I'm really excited about it.
00:07:12.940 You know, as much as I complained when he was on CNN,
00:07:20.160 it was more about being in the CNN channel.
00:07:24.400 Let me make a prediction.
00:07:26.820 My prediction is that Don Lemon, without the yoke of CNN on him,
00:07:32.880 is going to be a good show.
00:07:34.700 Does anybody want to take the other side of that?
00:07:37.880 I actually predict it's going to be a good show
00:07:40.100 and that you'll enjoy watching it.
00:07:42.180 Maybe not every day, but I'll bet you it'll be good.
00:07:45.300 And the reason I think so is that I don't think he's captured by, you know,
00:07:51.480 wokeness.
00:07:53.400 There is indication from, you know, earlier video of him
00:07:56.880 before wokeness became crazy
00:07:59.000 that he's just a reasonable person who can see both sides of stuff.
00:08:03.660 I would love to be on his show.
00:08:05.020 It's the number one show I would like to be invited on.
00:08:08.440 So if anybody knows him, let him know.
00:08:11.280 I'd love to talk to him.
00:08:13.820 There's a New York Times writer who says he was ousted for saying he liked Chick-fil-A sandwiches.
00:08:20.460 Does that sound true?
00:08:25.780 I don't know.
00:08:27.020 It sounds like it could be.
00:08:29.200 I'm just going to say maybe because it's fun.
00:08:31.680 It's not too important.
00:08:33.020 So I'm just going to say, ah, let's treat it like it's true.
00:08:37.300 Do you agree?
00:08:38.340 Let's treat it like it's true because it sounds like something that would be true.
00:08:41.840 And here's the reason.
00:08:42.720 I guess he ended up in HR or something or maybe his manager talked to him and said,
00:08:48.760 we don't do that here.
00:08:50.000 They hate gay people.
00:08:51.540 So you can't say that you like Chick-fil-A
00:08:53.740 and be a writer at the New York Times.
00:09:01.460 All right.
00:09:02.100 All right.
00:09:02.420 So I'm working toward my theme today.
00:09:04.860 There will be a theme.
00:09:07.520 And we'll see if you can spot it before I tell you what it is.
00:09:10.480 But that's a hint.
00:09:14.840 So Dr. Phil went on The View and had a little mix-up with the hosts of The View
00:09:20.420 about how bad it was that the schools were closed.
00:09:23.700 Of course, I believe that the hosts of The View were in favor of school closures.
00:09:27.940 Dr. Phil gave them a dose of reality.
00:09:31.660 Now, here's what's really fun about Dr. Phil.
00:09:34.600 Are you ready?
00:09:35.280 I think that because he's been a TV guy and an Oprah creation for years,
00:09:43.860 that people assume he's left-leaning without knowing the truth.
00:09:49.260 Is that a fair assumption?
00:09:50.960 That the public doesn't really know that he's not a woke lefty.
00:09:56.800 They probably assume he's just a TV guy.
00:09:59.280 He's from Oprah's orbit.
00:10:01.900 Of course, he's just going to be sort of a lefty guy.
00:10:04.640 But he apparently is now free from all constraints, corporate constraints,
00:10:10.480 because his regular show is over.
00:10:12.440 I think he's doing something new.
00:10:13.680 I don't know the details.
00:10:15.080 But I suspect that he fully owns whatever he's going to do,
00:10:18.640 and that means he's free.
00:10:22.100 Dr. Phil just entered the chat.
00:10:26.500 Now, you might say to yourself,
00:10:28.100 well, that's just one more person, one more voice.
00:10:30.960 No, it's Dr. Phil.
00:10:34.020 It's Dr. Phil.
00:10:36.020 It's not just one more voice.
00:10:38.400 This is like a Dr. Jordan Peterson.
00:10:42.680 This is like Tucker Carlson.
00:10:47.940 This is somebody, it's like Vivek.
00:10:50.640 It's somebody whose communication abilities are beyond what you normally see
00:10:54.840 and is able to see all sides of an argument.
00:10:59.680 My God.
00:11:01.520 Dr. Phil just entered the chat.
00:11:04.900 Yes, you got ahead of me.
00:11:06.560 This is dad energy.
00:11:09.000 What does Dr. Phil have more than any human you've ever seen in your entire life?
00:11:14.440 More dad energy than I've ever seen.
00:11:16.640 Name one person who has more pure dad energy than he does.
00:11:21.780 Nobody.
00:11:23.460 Right?
00:11:24.060 So, big welcome to the fight.
00:11:27.320 I would like to say that people like me,
00:11:30.300 who got canceled
00:11:31.800 and then didn't die,
00:11:35.620 have made it easier for people who are maybe a little more,
00:11:40.020 let's say, established.
00:11:42.320 Maybe they have more than lose or something.
00:11:44.300 But I feel like the people who took the arrows in the back
00:11:49.520 make it easier for anybody else to join the fight.
00:11:54.000 So, I hope that's the case.
00:11:56.780 Byron York is posting, telling us about Letitia James.
00:12:00.640 You know, she's the AG who ran for office to bring down Trump
00:12:05.120 and then she found some BS reason to do it.
00:12:07.800 And she's posting every day, gleefully,
00:12:12.700 the extra gazillion dollars of interest he has to pay
00:12:16.500 on what he's already on the line to pay.
00:12:21.620 Now, how disgusting is that,
00:12:25.180 that she's bragging about it?
00:12:28.580 Now, some people ask,
00:12:30.100 is that even legal?
00:12:31.120 Well, and I assume it is legal.
00:12:33.880 You know, free speech.
00:12:35.100 I'm good for free speech.
00:12:36.820 I think it's legal.
00:12:38.300 But it's the most distasteful thing
00:12:40.940 and unethical.
00:12:42.780 I think it's unethical for sure.
00:12:44.780 But it's so distasteful
00:12:46.540 that it's just mind-boggling.
00:12:50.040 Now, I have a hypothesis,
00:12:51.680 which, speaking of Jordan Peterson,
00:12:54.180 I tagged him on my post
00:12:55.800 because it seems to me
00:12:57.540 that a lot of what we think
00:12:59.080 is a difference of opinion
00:13:00.320 is mental health.
00:13:04.060 And this, to me, looks like toxic narcissism.
00:13:10.540 You know I'm right, right?
00:13:12.520 So the fact that she ran to bring him down
00:13:16.240 because that was such a popular thing
00:13:17.760 and she'd be such a celebrity
00:13:19.120 and such a star if she did.
00:13:21.880 And she also ran on bringing him down the NRA
00:13:24.500 because if she did,
00:13:26.420 she'd be such a celebrity
00:13:27.660 and such a star.
00:13:29.520 And now she's doing a dance
00:13:31.660 on Trump's economic grave
00:13:33.780 by, you know, posting that
00:13:35.700 to make herself more noticed,
00:13:39.160 more of a celebrity,
00:13:40.940 more of a star.
00:13:43.460 Now, is there anybody here
00:13:44.760 who actually has experience
00:13:46.120 in mental health,
00:13:48.200 as in a psychologist or psychiatrist?
00:13:52.600 Okay, we got at least one, two,
00:13:54.500 oh, okay, I got a lot of people listening
00:13:57.980 who have that skill set.
00:13:59.840 Can you agree or disagree
00:14:01.320 or if you don't want to have an opinion,
00:14:03.760 does it seem to you really obvious
00:14:06.660 that narcissism is her problem?
00:14:11.420 I just want to see in the comments.
00:14:13.400 Do you agree?
00:14:13.900 It seems, you know, you can't,
00:14:16.220 to be fair, if we're being fair,
00:14:18.780 you cannot diagnose a mental health problem
00:14:21.300 in another person from a distance
00:14:22.980 and do it ethically.
00:14:25.780 It wouldn't be ethical to do it.
00:14:27.820 But I'm not a psychiatrist.
00:14:30.240 I don't think those ethical standards
00:14:31.920 apply to my observation.
00:14:34.860 My observation is that she and Fani,
00:14:39.480 and there might be some others,
00:14:42.160 maybe Alvin Bragg,
00:14:43.700 are suffering with some kind of narcissism.
00:14:48.520 And that if they were diagnosed,
00:14:50.200 they would actually get that diagnosis.
00:14:51.920 That's what I think.
00:14:53.520 So we keep confusing political opinion
00:14:57.080 and mental health.
00:14:59.400 And it's really, it's really bad.
00:15:01.720 This is very much mental health.
00:15:05.900 And, you know, you see it with the trans movement.
00:15:10.660 Whatever part of that is based on real people
00:15:13.220 with real problems, I don't know.
00:15:15.420 I'm not an expert.
00:15:16.680 But it's really obvious that a large percentage of it,
00:15:19.980 and again, I don't know what percentage,
00:15:21.780 is just purely mental health.
00:15:24.160 Purely, obviously.
00:15:26.080 No.
00:15:26.740 But I'm no expert, right?
00:15:28.140 It's just obvious to anybody.
00:15:29.280 So we make this mistake over and over again.
00:15:32.860 We treat people who literally have mental health problems
00:15:35.620 as if it's just a difference of opinion.
00:15:38.020 Probably ought to stop doing that.
00:15:40.400 Joy Reid.
00:15:41.220 Somebody just posted a picture of Joy Reid
00:15:43.080 with her new Trump haircut.
00:15:45.860 Joy Reid comes off as a mental health problem.
00:15:52.120 What's her name?
00:15:54.620 What's her co-host there,
00:15:56.660 who only works on Monday?
00:15:58.340 What's her name?
00:15:59.620 Rachel Madnow.
00:16:02.880 Yeah, so Rachel Madnow.
00:16:05.580 She looks always to me like she's literally suffering
00:16:09.460 some kind of psychological breakdown as she talks.
00:16:13.460 Have you ever seen that?
00:16:14.740 You look at her face,
00:16:16.540 and she feels like she's being tortured by demons
00:16:18.940 on the inside when she talks.
00:16:20.940 Now, again, I'm not a mental health professional,
00:16:24.220 but if she's not under the care of a professional,
00:16:27.660 I'd be really surprised.
00:16:30.400 I'd be really surprised if she's not under the care of a professional
00:16:34.560 in her private life.
00:16:36.140 But again, I'm no professional myself,
00:16:39.860 so you're free to ignore my observation.
00:16:44.020 Eric Weinstein was talking about physics,
00:16:48.120 and he said,
00:16:49.840 I want you to remember this the next time you start talking about peer review
00:16:54.500 and simply using the normal channels.
00:16:57.080 fundamental physics theory is being destroyed within our institutions
00:17:02.300 by total nonsense, and I don't know why.
00:17:05.480 Now, the I don't know why is the payoff,
00:17:10.720 because if you don't know who I'm talking about,
00:17:13.140 Eric Weinstein,
00:17:15.060 he would know about the insides of the physics community
00:17:19.620 because he's part of that world.
00:17:21.240 So he would understand if it's BS.
00:17:24.140 You and I can't tell from the outside necessarily,
00:17:26.720 but we could see it.
00:17:28.280 He could see it.
00:17:29.940 And he's saying there's something wrong.
00:17:31.200 Now, did you ever have the feeling that I had at one point in time,
00:17:38.260 gosh, I think all this politics is full of lies, right?
00:17:43.060 I think politics is all full of lies.
00:17:45.080 But thank goodness we still have science,
00:17:48.320 because science is not going to be influenced
00:17:51.900 by all these bad characters and psychological problems
00:17:56.660 and all that stuff, all that bias.
00:17:59.400 So we can get rid of that.
00:18:01.060 We got some science.
00:18:03.340 Well, years ago, here's a little story
00:18:05.160 I don't think I've ever told you.
00:18:07.040 Years ago, maybe when I was in my 30s,
00:18:12.460 I got real interest in physics,
00:18:15.840 having no educational background in physics whatsoever.
00:18:19.880 And let me tell you what interested me about physics.
00:18:23.260 It looked like it was complete bullshit to me.
00:18:28.860 That's what got me interested.
00:18:30.500 I wasn't interested in the science.
00:18:32.980 I was interested in the psychology
00:18:34.840 of how we could get to the point of believing
00:18:37.300 what I believed was obviously not true.
00:18:41.200 Obviously not true.
00:18:42.360 Now, I'm talking about basic reality.
00:18:44.600 You know, the mysterious stuff,
00:18:47.400 you know, Bell's theorem,
00:18:48.420 and you got your spooky action at a distance.
00:18:51.540 And we're going to prove that string theory
00:18:53.560 is true any day now,
00:18:55.120 but it didn't quite happen.
00:18:57.620 And to me,
00:19:00.440 oh, and the fact that the universe has an edge
00:19:03.580 and that the speed of light has a limit
00:19:06.600 and that we're coincidentally here,
00:19:09.860 you know, despite all odds.
00:19:11.920 I mean, there are just so many things
00:19:13.860 that didn't look real.
00:19:17.040 Now, it could be that the only problem
00:19:18.980 is my low level of understanding of physics.
00:19:22.980 But the more I looked into it,
00:19:24.880 the more obvious it was
00:19:26.220 that the physicists
00:19:28.000 really didn't understand their own field.
00:19:32.880 And I don't know if that's what
00:19:34.460 what Eric Weinstein is getting at.
00:19:38.640 You know, I think his point is a little more nuanced
00:19:41.000 and, you know, a little more interesting than that.
00:19:43.220 But to me, it looks like they don't know their own field.
00:19:46.620 And I've thought that for decades.
00:19:49.560 Now, recently, we find out
00:19:50.860 that half of all scientific papers are just BS.
00:19:56.240 You know, people have tested it by making fake papers
00:19:59.440 and seeing if they passed peer review.
00:20:02.140 About half of them do.
00:20:03.900 And that matches the number of peer-reviewed studies
00:20:07.340 that can't be reproduced
00:20:08.660 because they're probably not true.
00:20:10.960 So science is indeed a ridiculous thing
00:20:15.820 that we pumped up to be more important than it is
00:20:19.220 because it might be the best we have.
00:20:22.460 But that's a long way from being good.
00:20:26.860 But, you know, even though physics
00:20:28.640 is sort of sketchy looking,
00:20:32.260 at least climate science is real.
00:20:34.100 Am I right?
00:20:34.660 At least we got climate science completely right.
00:20:40.620 So, next story.
00:20:42.020 Michael Schellenberger says
00:20:43.840 there's an author, Dr. Mike Holmey,
00:20:48.000 I think H-U-L-M-E,
00:20:50.120 Cambridge climate scientist.
00:20:52.360 Well, he's going to tell us some stuff
00:20:53.920 about climate science
00:20:54.900 and how big of a problem it is.
00:20:57.180 Let's see.
00:20:57.520 He says in his new book,
00:20:59.740 oh, okay,
00:21:00.940 climate emergency is what he calls a noble lie.
00:21:03.560 A noble lie.
00:21:09.920 That feels like an academic way
00:21:13.880 of saying something else.
00:21:17.100 A noble lie.
00:21:21.100 Well, seems like a positive spin
00:21:24.120 on something that somebody else,
00:21:26.220 somebody with orange hair,
00:21:28.860 once said about climate change.
00:21:30.320 What was that word?
00:21:31.440 Oh, a hoax.
00:21:32.280 Ladies and gentlemen,
00:21:36.800 it's too early to say for sure,
00:21:40.080 but the simulation seems to be very intent
00:21:43.680 on lighting up a third act for Trump
00:21:46.100 that is like nothing you've ever seen.
00:21:49.980 Now, I've long predicted
00:21:52.400 that Trump's third act would be proof
00:21:54.820 that the election was rigged.
00:21:56.460 I don't know if we need proof
00:21:58.900 when two-thirds of the country
00:22:00.880 says it's obviously true.
00:22:03.780 I don't know if he needs proof.
00:22:05.760 He got two-thirds of the country to say,
00:22:07.820 yeah, I think elections are not real.
00:22:10.520 That's kind of a big win.
00:22:12.740 Right?
00:22:12.980 And that was all him.
00:22:14.480 That was all him.
00:22:16.500 One person,
00:22:17.860 one person
00:22:19.280 got two-thirds of the country
00:22:21.780 to not believe
00:22:23.000 our elections are real.
00:22:27.580 Now, you can say to yourself,
00:22:29.060 but, but, but,
00:22:29.740 all these other Republicans
00:22:31.340 were saying it too.
00:22:32.920 They wouldn't have said it
00:22:33.840 if Trump didn't say it.
00:22:35.520 If Trump said,
00:22:36.300 you know what,
00:22:36.860 stand down,
00:22:37.700 I think it was fair,
00:22:39.500 you know,
00:22:39.780 let's accept it,
00:22:41.240 his base would have gone along with it.
00:22:43.940 I mean,
00:22:44.200 we would have, you know,
00:22:45.180 talked about it forever,
00:22:46.220 but we kind of would have
00:22:48.180 accepted it.
00:22:50.360 It was one person
00:22:51.560 who caused two-thirds of the country
00:22:54.120 to think the elections are rigged.
00:22:57.320 Now, that's my current belief
00:22:58.960 without the benefit of,
00:23:01.780 without the benefit
00:23:03.620 of any proof.
00:23:06.220 Would you like to see my argument
00:23:07.900 for why I believe that
00:23:09.920 climate change
00:23:11.120 is almost certainly bullshit
00:23:13.220 and that our elections
00:23:15.140 are almost certainly bullshit
00:23:17.480 and that the war on Ukraine
00:23:19.900 is almost certainly bullshit
00:23:22.580 and maybe a few more things
00:23:25.220 and it's all going to be
00:23:26.820 with one graph
00:23:27.840 on one whiteboard
00:23:28.820 and it'll be the most
00:23:29.540 magnificent thing
00:23:30.620 you've ever seen.
00:23:32.980 I give you now
00:23:34.160 the explanation
00:23:35.560 for everything
00:23:37.360 that was confusing you.
00:23:43.220 I call it the bullshit
00:23:55.160 versus money graph.
00:23:57.960 If you're listening to this
00:23:59.360 on the lower line
00:24:00.680 of the graph,
00:24:02.020 we've got money
00:24:02.780 and then on the other side
00:24:05.660 we've got bullshit
00:24:06.520 or lies
00:24:07.760 and there's a
00:24:10.580 hockey stick
00:24:11.920 kind of a graph there
00:24:13.020 showing that
00:24:14.180 the more money
00:24:14.900 is involved
00:24:15.640 the more lies.
00:24:19.440 What things are expensive?
00:24:21.460 Hmm, name something expensive.
00:24:23.300 Let's see.
00:24:24.800 How about
00:24:25.280 changing the energy sources
00:24:27.640 of the planet Earth
00:24:28.960 everywhere?
00:24:30.480 Climate change.
00:24:31.760 That's some super expensive stuff, huh?
00:24:34.420 What do you think happens
00:24:35.460 when things get that expensive?
00:24:37.820 Right.
00:24:38.520 The lying goes through the roof
00:24:39.960 because people want
00:24:41.260 some of that money.
00:24:44.220 Now,
00:24:44.900 how about Ukraine?
00:24:47.940 That Ukraine war
00:24:48.800 is pretty expensive, huh?
00:24:51.280 Has there been any lies
00:24:52.640 about the Ukraine war?
00:24:54.620 Nothing but.
00:24:56.360 War is the thing
00:24:57.700 you can guarantee
00:24:58.600 is all lies.
00:25:00.380 It's also the most
00:25:01.540 expensive thing we do.
00:25:04.120 Iraq war,
00:25:05.000 all lies.
00:25:06.140 All BS.
00:25:07.280 Right.
00:25:07.400 Now,
00:25:08.920 how about
00:25:09.540 what else do we have here?
00:25:11.100 See,
00:25:11.400 climate science is expensive
00:25:12.700 and war is expensive.
00:25:15.860 How about
00:25:16.360 how about just the economy
00:25:19.440 in general?
00:25:20.240 Oh, how about COVID?
00:25:21.500 COVID was expensive.
00:25:23.500 How about those vaccinations?
00:25:26.620 How about health care?
00:25:28.580 How about reparations?
00:25:30.280 How about college?
00:25:31.380 I'm just reading
00:25:32.640 your comments.
00:25:34.640 Do you see it yet?
00:25:37.280 Everything expensive
00:25:38.380 is a lie
00:25:39.140 because it brings out
00:25:40.800 the liars.
00:25:42.760 And it's a system problem.
00:25:46.400 Wherever there is
00:25:47.760 money,
00:25:49.400 there are moths
00:25:50.960 going toward the flame.
00:25:52.980 There's money there.
00:25:55.060 So,
00:25:55.640 you're going to get
00:25:56.660 ten crooks
00:25:57.580 for every honest person
00:25:58.780 and eventually
00:26:00.260 the ten crooks
00:26:01.080 will overwhelm
00:26:01.960 the honest person
00:26:02.760 if you even have one.
00:26:04.700 Right?
00:26:05.120 So,
00:26:05.420 and there's no real
00:26:06.040 other way this can go.
00:26:08.420 There's not a second
00:26:09.520 way this goes.
00:26:10.360 You know that,
00:26:10.860 right?
00:26:12.120 You all get that?
00:26:13.600 It doesn't go
00:26:14.500 this way sometimes.
00:26:16.800 It's every time.
00:26:19.840 It doesn't have
00:26:20.840 the option
00:26:21.320 of going any other way.
00:26:22.680 As soon as
00:26:23.480 there's enough money,
00:26:25.200 it becomes
00:26:25.760 completely corrupt.
00:26:26.660 Now,
00:26:27.840 at a lower level
00:26:28.720 of money,
00:26:29.980 maybe you can
00:26:30.660 get away with stuff.
00:26:32.440 But once you get
00:26:33.320 to the big numbers,
00:26:34.280 it's all lies.
00:26:35.900 It's all lies.
00:26:39.360 Now,
00:26:39.880 let us develop
00:26:40.500 that theme
00:26:40.980 a little bit,
00:26:41.540 shall we?
00:26:45.860 So,
00:26:46.440 the fact that
00:26:47.020 there's a
00:26:47.600 Cambridge climate
00:26:48.940 scientist
00:26:49.440 who's coming out
00:26:50.380 and saying
00:26:50.760 that at least
00:26:51.860 the alarm part
00:26:53.100 of climate science
00:26:54.020 is a lie,
00:26:55.080 so that's fun.
00:27:01.080 So,
00:27:01.260 it seems to me
00:27:01.820 that the conversation
00:27:02.780 about everything
00:27:03.560 is now
00:27:04.500 far more honest.
00:27:06.560 Are you all
00:27:07.020 seeing that?
00:27:08.900 The,
00:27:09.260 the,
00:27:10.540 what do you call it?
00:27:11.460 The,
00:27:12.980 what's that called?
00:27:14.980 The effect
00:27:15.420 with sort of
00:27:15.920 the bounce back
00:27:16.680 or the counter effect.
00:27:18.200 It seems pretty strong.
00:27:19.880 There's a whole bunch
00:27:20.700 of people who seem
00:27:21.440 to be able to say
00:27:22.160 the truth now
00:27:23.020 that couldn't,
00:27:24.200 the blowback.
00:27:25.180 A lot more people
00:27:26.200 can talk about the truth.
00:27:29.600 All right,
00:27:30.280 here's some more evidence
00:27:31.260 that we are living
00:27:32.000 in a simulation.
00:27:33.840 I watched a video
00:27:35.100 this morning
00:27:35.640 of a robot
00:27:36.900 doing a series
00:27:39.280 of tasks
00:27:40.060 sort of autonomously.
00:27:42.460 And,
00:27:43.080 have you ever noticed
00:27:44.420 that the robots
00:27:45.120 are all naked?
00:27:47.360 And,
00:27:47.880 they look kind of male.
00:27:49.800 Like,
00:27:50.260 when you see a robot,
00:27:51.140 you never think female,
00:27:52.120 do you?
00:27:52.320 It's always a naked man.
00:27:56.300 So,
00:27:56.700 this is how you know
00:27:57.380 you're in a simulation.
00:27:58.760 I'm watching this robot
00:27:59.920 who looks like a naked guy
00:28:01.160 and it's being
00:28:03.080 posted by
00:28:04.680 the founder
00:28:05.720 of the company
00:28:06.280 that makes the robot
00:28:07.400 and his name
00:28:09.000 is Brett Adcock.
00:28:11.860 So,
00:28:12.380 as I'm looking
00:28:12.960 at this naked male robot
00:28:14.360 with no genitalia
00:28:15.480 that was created
00:28:17.960 by a guy named Adcock,
00:28:19.640 I said to myself,
00:28:22.380 AI Robotics,
00:28:23.280 I think he is,
00:28:23.960 and Archer Aviation
00:28:25.040 is where he's from,
00:28:26.380 I can't ignore that.
00:28:31.000 I cannot ignore that.
00:28:33.860 So,
00:28:34.360 don't you imagine
00:28:34.960 that buying a robot
00:28:36.000 would be someday
00:28:36.640 like buying a car?
00:28:39.020 I was just shopping
00:28:39.780 for a car.
00:28:40.500 By the way,
00:28:40.900 do you know
00:28:41.160 it's impossible
00:28:41.720 to buy a vehicle?
00:28:43.660 Has anybody
00:28:44.060 tried to buy a vehicle?
00:28:44.860 They don't let you
00:28:45.760 do it anymore.
00:28:47.700 I go to Toyota
00:28:48.980 to buy a truck.
00:28:50.740 There are none
00:28:51.220 on the lot.
00:28:52.680 They go,
00:28:52.960 oh yeah,
00:28:53.220 we don't really
00:28:53.700 keep them here,
00:28:54.720 but you can buy one
00:28:55.960 that's in the pipeline.
00:28:57.560 And I said,
00:28:58.440 oh,
00:28:59.080 will the pipeline
00:29:00.160 have ones
00:29:00.820 that have the
00:29:01.940 features I want?
00:29:03.700 Well,
00:29:04.240 they all have
00:29:04.720 different features.
00:29:06.060 Oh,
00:29:06.760 so the odds
00:29:07.580 of one that's
00:29:08.840 in the pipeline
00:29:09.440 that is not
00:29:10.500 already bought
00:29:11.580 because people
00:29:12.180 are buying them
00:29:12.760 in the pipeline,
00:29:13.340 one that's not
00:29:14.680 already bought
00:29:15.180 that also has
00:29:15.840 the features I want,
00:29:17.300 what are the odds
00:29:17.940 of that?
00:29:19.320 Well,
00:29:19.580 it's about zero.
00:29:21.440 So then I say,
00:29:22.800 well then,
00:29:23.380 but I could just,
00:29:24.200 you know,
00:29:24.800 build one,
00:29:25.940 I could order one
00:29:26.960 with my specifications,
00:29:28.300 right?
00:29:29.700 And I'd be willing
00:29:30.600 to wait.
00:29:31.900 I'll wait six months.
00:29:33.160 I just want to get
00:29:33.780 the truck I want.
00:29:35.460 And then the Toyota guy
00:29:36.860 says,
00:29:37.200 we don't do that anymore.
00:29:39.260 And I said,
00:29:39.780 what don't you do anymore?
00:29:41.500 Make trucks
00:29:42.160 that people want,
00:29:43.340 you say,
00:29:43.960 yeah,
00:29:44.500 yeah,
00:29:44.900 no,
00:29:45.120 we just make
00:29:45.580 the trucks
00:29:45.960 we want to make,
00:29:47.240 put them in the pipeline
00:29:48.160 and people are buying them.
00:29:50.060 So you can't,
00:29:51.000 you can't test drive it.
00:29:53.640 You can't,
00:29:54.640 you can't test drive it.
00:29:56.300 And you can't order it
00:29:57.380 with the features you want.
00:29:59.420 That's a real thing.
00:30:00.840 And the reason
00:30:01.720 they can do that
00:30:02.440 is that all of their trucks
00:30:03.960 are bought
00:30:05.060 as fast as they make them.
00:30:07.360 They don't have
00:30:08.260 to do better.
00:30:10.880 Yeah,
00:30:11.280 they don't have to.
00:30:11.880 So then I said to myself,
00:30:13.520 well,
00:30:14.000 heck with Toyota.
00:30:15.440 I'll go over to Ford
00:30:16.440 and I'll get a Bronco.
00:30:18.140 So I started looking
00:30:19.100 at the Broncos
00:30:19.880 and they range
00:30:21.480 from like $30,000
00:30:22.740 to $105,000
00:30:23.960 for a Bronco.
00:30:26.040 Did you know that?
00:30:27.580 The highest ones
00:30:28.580 are well over $100,000.
00:30:29.900 And so I have to do this
00:30:32.380 like major research
00:30:34.220 to find out,
00:30:35.780 you know,
00:30:36.920 what features I want
00:30:38.180 between $34,000
00:30:39.860 and $105,000.
00:30:41.880 There must be some of that
00:30:43.000 that's unnecessary,
00:30:44.540 right?
00:30:44.740 Somewhere in between
00:30:45.600 might be sane.
00:30:46.920 I don't know.
00:30:48.420 So firstly,
00:30:49.640 I have to,
00:30:50.000 I have to spend my afternoon
00:30:51.120 doing all this research.
00:30:52.720 Do you think
00:30:53.340 that did me any good?
00:30:54.820 No,
00:30:55.280 because when I contact
00:30:56.260 the dealer,
00:30:56.860 they'll only have three of them
00:30:57.880 and they won't be
00:30:59.060 the ones I want.
00:31:01.340 Do you think
00:31:01.920 I can order one?
00:31:04.120 I don't know.
00:31:05.160 Maybe.
00:31:06.580 But,
00:31:07.260 so yeah,
00:31:08.160 everything is
00:31:08.780 incompetent.
00:31:10.120 But I think
00:31:10.480 if you buy a robot,
00:31:11.420 it'll be like
00:31:11.780 buying a car someday
00:31:12.740 and it'll ask you
00:31:13.880 what package
00:31:14.400 you want with it.
00:31:18.160 Do I need to connect
00:31:19.200 those dots
00:31:19.800 or are you already with me?
00:31:21.940 They're going to ask you
00:31:22.600 what package
00:31:23.140 you want with it.
00:31:24.600 So when you buy
00:31:25.580 a robot
00:31:26.880 by Mr.
00:31:27.880 Adcock,
00:31:29.440 you can specify
00:31:31.940 what package you want.
00:31:34.460 Okay,
00:31:34.880 moving on.
00:31:36.460 Rowan Cheung,
00:31:37.780 who talks about
00:31:38.640 AI on Exelot,
00:31:39.880 he's a real good follow
00:31:40.720 if you want to keep up
00:31:41.640 with AI.
00:31:42.200 He does a real good job
00:31:42.980 every day.
00:31:45.020 He says that
00:31:46.040 Google's DeepMind
00:31:48.080 unveiled Genie.
00:31:50.660 It's an AI system
00:31:51.600 that can generate
00:31:52.300 interactive video games
00:31:53.780 from just a text
00:31:55.480 or image prompt.
00:31:56.480 it can create
00:31:58.740 an entire
00:32:00.160 functioning video game
00:32:01.860 with a whole
00:32:02.640 realm
00:32:03.480 and world
00:32:04.320 that never existed
00:32:05.180 anywhere
00:32:05.700 on the fly
00:32:07.120 while you play it.
00:32:10.100 Now,
00:32:10.760 that's insane.
00:32:12.940 It's crazy.
00:32:14.480 You know what else
00:32:15.200 it is?
00:32:16.220 It's one step closer
00:32:17.820 to you understanding
00:32:18.720 that you're in
00:32:19.320 a simulation.
00:32:19.960 and the reason
00:32:25.480 that it gets you
00:32:26.460 closer is
00:32:27.040 as you realize
00:32:27.940 that these simulated
00:32:28.940 worlds can be created
00:32:30.220 on demand,
00:32:33.080 and here's the fun part.
00:32:35.560 In those simulated
00:32:36.580 games,
00:32:38.840 they create the past
00:32:41.700 on demand.
00:32:44.600 Let me explain.
00:32:46.280 So let's say you're
00:32:47.060 in a video game
00:32:47.860 that's just created
00:32:48.560 by AI,
00:32:49.860 and you want to walk
00:32:51.520 through a forest.
00:32:52.860 That forest doesn't exist.
00:32:55.500 It comes into being
00:32:57.100 as you walk through it.
00:32:59.060 But as you walk through it,
00:33:00.320 you get to see a tree
00:33:01.120 that's 50 years old.
00:33:04.180 It actually created
00:33:05.460 the past.
00:33:08.040 Do you get that?
00:33:09.020 By creating the current,
00:33:13.320 which is what it does,
00:33:14.960 it puts things there
00:33:16.000 that have been made
00:33:16.840 historically.
00:33:18.440 A tree.
00:33:20.520 If you started digging
00:33:22.020 in the ground
00:33:22.900 in your simulated game,
00:33:25.840 let's say it was one
00:33:26.640 where you're trying
00:33:27.140 to find a treasure.
00:33:28.440 If you got lucky
00:33:29.380 and you dig
00:33:30.020 in your simulated world
00:33:31.020 and there's a treasure
00:33:31.960 down there,
00:33:33.340 was it down there
00:33:34.180 before you started digging?
00:33:35.980 It wasn't.
00:33:36.880 The past
00:33:40.080 is already
00:33:41.580 being created
00:33:42.340 on demand
00:33:43.020 within the context
00:33:44.560 of a video game.
00:33:46.740 Sooner or later,
00:33:48.260 you're going to realize
00:33:48.980 that's how
00:33:49.400 your real world works.
00:33:51.440 That if you dig
00:33:52.340 a hole in the backyard,
00:33:54.300 unless somebody
00:33:55.120 already dug a hole there,
00:33:56.960 there's nothing
00:33:57.640 below the dirt
00:33:58.560 until you dig.
00:34:01.880 Until you need it.
00:34:03.200 It doesn't exist.
00:34:03.980 Because that's how
00:34:04.820 you would build software.
00:34:06.040 You would just build it
00:34:06.720 to exist when you needed it,
00:34:08.140 including the past.
00:34:13.000 I don't know
00:34:13.700 how many hints
00:34:14.260 it will take
00:34:14.780 before we all realize
00:34:15.760 we're living in a simulation,
00:34:17.140 but I would think
00:34:18.400 that the fact
00:34:18.920 you can create
00:34:19.540 your own simulation
00:34:20.400 would get you
00:34:20.920 halfway there.
00:34:22.040 I think the double-slit
00:34:23.000 experiment,
00:34:23.680 the limit on the size
00:34:24.800 of the universe,
00:34:25.560 the speed of light,
00:34:26.340 Bell's theorem,
00:34:27.280 the fact that there's
00:34:28.180 something called
00:34:28.640 the smallest unit of matter,
00:34:30.940 that doesn't make
00:34:31.600 any sense.
00:34:32.160 There can't be
00:34:33.120 a smallest unit of matter
00:34:34.400 because what's that
00:34:36.380 made of?
00:34:37.800 And if the smallest
00:34:38.600 units of matter
00:34:39.420 are all made
00:34:39.840 of the same thing,
00:34:40.600 nothing's going to move.
00:34:42.560 All right.
00:34:43.700 And then, of course,
00:34:44.580 string theory
00:34:45.100 is going to fail.
00:34:46.360 But in order to guarantee
00:34:48.280 that we're a simulation,
00:34:52.040 you'd need to be able
00:34:52.940 to make predictions
00:34:53.920 that work.
00:34:55.600 Would you agree?
00:34:57.260 Having a theory
00:34:58.220 that we're a simulation
00:34:59.380 would be hard to prove
00:35:01.840 unless you could make
00:35:02.700 a prediction
00:35:03.180 that could only be
00:35:04.880 satisfied by a simulation.
00:35:07.800 Right?
00:35:08.520 Yep.
00:35:10.580 So,
00:35:11.760 I wonder if anybody's
00:35:12.960 done anything like that.
00:35:15.240 Well,
00:35:16.260 in 2015,
00:35:18.180 I made the prediction
00:35:20.640 that Trump would change
00:35:23.760 more than politics,
00:35:25.600 that he would change
00:35:26.340 the nature of reality itself.
00:35:28.300 and then the AI came along
00:35:32.140 because we already realized
00:35:35.720 that everything in politics
00:35:37.560 was subjective.
00:35:39.500 But did you still believe
00:35:41.060 there was something
00:35:41.760 that wasn't subjective?
00:35:44.400 Before you saw the AI
00:35:45.840 as just a woke,
00:35:47.300 biased monster,
00:35:48.820 did you think to yourself,
00:35:50.160 hey,
00:35:50.580 if we build a robot,
00:35:52.380 at least the robot
00:35:53.440 won't have bias?
00:35:55.540 Did you think
00:35:56.260 that was going to happen?
00:35:56.940 The reason that we didn't
00:35:59.500 build the robot
00:36:00.200 to be unbiased
00:36:01.260 is that it's logically impossible
00:36:03.500 because we don't know
00:36:06.600 what's real.
00:36:08.300 If we knew what was real,
00:36:09.860 we could build the robot
00:36:10.760 to know what was real too.
00:36:12.980 Not only can we not build it,
00:36:15.400 and not only do we not agree
00:36:16.880 with what's real,
00:36:18.220 there's no way to check.
00:36:19.960 Click.
00:36:22.940 Click.
00:36:25.740 I'm just unlocking
00:36:26.820 one level at a time here.
00:36:28.780 Click.
00:36:29.860 There's no way
00:36:30.580 to check what's real.
00:36:32.380 We live in a completely
00:36:33.720 subjective reality
00:36:35.360 that may be connected
00:36:37.160 to some fixed reality
00:36:39.000 that we're unaware of.
00:36:41.840 It will become
00:36:42.880 increasingly clear
00:36:44.340 that nothing is real
00:36:46.340 when we build machines
00:36:48.500 they should be able
00:36:49.560 to figure out
00:36:50.120 what is real
00:36:50.720 and they can't do it.
00:36:52.600 And they'll never
00:36:53.500 be able to do it.
00:36:55.200 They can't figure out
00:36:56.520 what's real
00:36:57.040 because there is
00:36:57.760 nothing real.
00:36:58.980 There is only narrative.
00:37:00.980 There might actually
00:37:01.880 be something real
00:37:02.560 that we can't see,
00:37:04.440 but beyond it,
00:37:05.680 our actual experience
00:37:06.780 is just narrative.
00:37:08.080 Things we make up
00:37:09.020 to live within.
00:37:13.660 I'll get back to that.
00:37:15.320 I'm going to let that
00:37:15.880 settle in
00:37:16.360 and I'm going to circle back.
00:37:19.120 Italian TV
00:37:19.900 is mocking Biden.
00:37:21.040 I guess they've had
00:37:21.700 two episodes now
00:37:22.740 where they've got a guy
00:37:23.440 who acts like
00:37:24.020 a demented Biden
00:37:25.480 and the entire joke
00:37:26.960 is that he's near death
00:37:28.000 and crazy and stupid.
00:37:31.240 Do you remember
00:37:31.740 when one of the biggest
00:37:33.920 problems we were worried
00:37:35.080 about was that
00:37:36.520 other countries
00:37:37.300 wouldn't respect Trump?
00:37:40.360 What do you think
00:37:41.080 they think now?
00:37:43.800 What do you think
00:37:44.500 they think now?
00:37:45.100 now that Trump
00:37:46.260 has been shown
00:37:46.820 to be right
00:37:47.320 about everything,
00:37:48.480 the subject of
00:37:49.260 obvious lawfare,
00:37:50.740 and he's coming back.
00:37:54.420 Well, I'll bet
00:37:56.000 he's not as embarrassing
00:37:56.940 as Biden.
00:37:59.860 And let me talk
00:38:01.480 about the dog
00:38:02.340 not barking.
00:38:04.400 I think we all agreed
00:38:06.020 that if Trump
00:38:07.160 could just not cause
00:38:08.520 any new trouble,
00:38:10.300 he would just,
00:38:11.020 he's on a glide path
00:38:12.120 to the presidency.
00:38:12.860 He just has to not
00:38:14.680 ruin it himself.
00:38:16.440 And we wondered
00:38:17.340 if he would have
00:38:17.960 the discipline
00:38:18.520 to be able to pull
00:38:19.340 that off,
00:38:19.980 if he even wanted
00:38:21.060 to try.
00:38:22.620 What do you think now?
00:38:25.180 To me,
00:38:25.860 it's becoming
00:38:26.360 increasingly obvious
00:38:27.580 that Trump is playing
00:38:29.300 the winning strategy.
00:38:31.160 He has the winning hand,
00:38:33.380 he just has to not
00:38:34.560 tell people what he has.
00:38:36.280 You know,
00:38:36.460 just don't show your hand.
00:38:37.360 And all he has to do
00:38:39.020 is be cool.
00:38:40.780 Just be cool.
00:38:42.660 Just do what you do
00:38:43.780 and be cool,
00:38:44.820 and you're the next
00:38:45.840 president for sure.
00:38:48.040 So,
00:38:48.560 I feel like,
00:38:50.520 yeah,
00:38:50.920 and it does feel like
00:38:52.080 maybe
00:38:52.460 Vivek's influence
00:38:54.120 is again
00:38:54.700 a positive one.
00:38:57.480 It's really hard
00:38:58.440 to tell somebody
00:38:59.100 as powerful as Trump
00:39:00.400 what works better
00:39:02.860 than what he's doing.
00:39:03.640 You would need
00:39:05.580 to be a great communicator
00:39:07.220 and so smart
00:39:08.780 that he would recognize
00:39:09.940 that it's coming
00:39:10.560 from a good source.
00:39:12.220 That's why we suspect
00:39:13.300 Vivek might be helping
00:39:14.420 way more than you can see
00:39:16.060 on the public level
00:39:16.920 because the wisdom
00:39:20.340 that Trump is exhibiting
00:39:22.400 looks like a combination
00:39:24.540 of his own thinking
00:39:25.780 plus wisely using feedback
00:39:27.940 from somebody you trust.
00:39:29.860 That's your perfect combination.
00:39:33.060 All right,
00:39:33.400 but at least
00:39:34.160 that's just the Italians.
00:39:37.180 It's not like anybody else
00:39:38.440 is making fun
00:39:39.180 of our president,
00:39:39.980 right?
00:39:41.100 Right?
00:39:41.880 Nobody else would do that.
00:39:46.040 If you would like
00:39:47.320 to learn
00:39:48.160 how to detect lies,
00:39:50.040 watch a 2017 video.
00:39:52.220 I reposted it.
00:39:53.520 It came from
00:39:53.860 the Mays Moore
00:39:54.820 X account.
00:39:56.320 John Brennan
00:39:57.200 testifying about
00:39:58.440 Russia collusion.
00:40:00.640 And watch when he's
00:40:02.320 asked a direct question
00:40:03.460 by Trey Gowdy
00:40:04.380 and watch
00:40:06.100 his body language
00:40:06.980 because the beauty
00:40:08.900 is that we know
00:40:09.640 he's lying now.
00:40:10.960 We didn't know
00:40:11.800 at the time.
00:40:12.820 So if you can find
00:40:14.000 any examples
00:40:14.700 where you can know now
00:40:16.260 that somebody knew
00:40:17.380 they were lying
00:40:17.960 back then,
00:40:19.100 go back and look at it
00:40:20.520 and you'll be able
00:40:21.660 to spot it.
00:40:23.460 Yeah.
00:40:23.800 Let me give you
00:40:24.580 my physical impression
00:40:26.560 of John Brennan
00:40:28.300 answering questions.
00:40:29.240 He had a pen in his hand
00:40:33.400 and he's talking.
00:40:38.060 This happened.
00:40:38.900 This happened.
00:40:39.660 And then he gets
00:40:40.260 the tough question.
00:40:43.820 Definitely
00:40:44.300 what happened
00:40:45.660 is what I'm thinking
00:40:46.480 is I think
00:40:47.500 that the Russians
00:40:48.200 did this.
00:40:50.100 It's really obvious.
00:40:52.200 Just watch
00:40:53.060 his fidgety squirming
00:40:54.520 and he bounces.
00:40:56.680 He starts bouncing
00:40:57.520 when he gets
00:40:58.800 into the stuff
00:40:59.400 that's clearly a lie.
00:41:03.860 All right.
00:41:06.920 So I would like
00:41:08.680 to disagree
00:41:11.240 with Elon Musk
00:41:12.800 which is very rare.
00:41:14.760 Hardly ever happens.
00:41:16.120 But I partly agree.
00:41:18.400 And it's about
00:41:18.940 the theory that
00:41:19.720 the thing behind
00:41:20.660 the mass migration
00:41:22.480 is Democrats
00:41:24.180 wanting extra voters
00:41:25.660 and extra census
00:41:27.880 and representation.
00:41:29.540 Now,
00:41:30.140 that's certainly true.
00:41:32.520 It's true
00:41:33.220 that they would
00:41:33.960 get a benefit
00:41:34.540 from extra voters.
00:41:35.820 It's certainly true
00:41:36.980 that some of the Democrats
00:41:38.920 have noted it
00:41:39.740 and said it out loud.
00:41:41.460 Is that right?
00:41:42.420 Fact check me.
00:41:43.800 There are Democrats
00:41:44.760 who have said it out loud.
00:41:46.300 So we don't have to wonder
00:41:47.720 if they get some benefit
00:41:49.620 from it.
00:41:50.740 Here's what I would like
00:41:51.880 to introduce.
00:41:54.240 I don't believe that.
00:41:56.760 I don't believe
00:41:57.800 that it's a universal plan
00:41:59.500 that's coming from the top.
00:42:01.120 I believe that the Democrats
00:42:02.760 who also don't know
00:42:04.100 why it's happening
00:42:04.880 are putting their own
00:42:06.560 interpretation
00:42:07.120 of why it must be happening.
00:42:08.840 Oh,
00:42:09.640 well,
00:42:09.880 I'm a Democrat.
00:42:11.380 Probably they'll vote Democrat.
00:42:13.440 My leaders are bringing them in.
00:42:15.080 The border's open.
00:42:16.580 Oh,
00:42:17.740 it's to get extra voters.
00:42:18.880 So I think
00:42:20.620 that the Democrats
00:42:21.460 are fooled
00:42:23.300 about the real reason.
00:42:25.360 And I think
00:42:26.240 that Elon Musk
00:42:27.240 seeing that the Democrats
00:42:28.400 say it out loud
00:42:29.360 quite reasonably
00:42:30.880 attributes
00:42:32.740 that reason
00:42:33.820 to what we see.
00:42:34.980 Now,
00:42:35.400 that's a quite
00:42:36.040 reasonable opinion.
00:42:37.920 They say it.
00:42:39.300 You observe it.
00:42:41.060 It's true
00:42:41.980 that it will create
00:42:42.680 more Democrat voters
00:42:43.920 and it could swing everything.
00:42:44.960 So it's quite reasonable
00:42:47.240 to have that theory.
00:42:49.100 Here's my theory.
00:42:51.920 If that were true,
00:42:53.720 Biden would have
00:42:54.680 already closed the border
00:42:55.880 because it's not good for him.
00:42:59.600 It's not good for Biden
00:43:01.120 to get reelected.
00:43:02.740 So I believe
00:43:04.220 we have proof
00:43:05.520 that Biden is not in charge
00:43:07.020 because nothing
00:43:08.240 could be more clear
00:43:09.440 than Biden should close
00:43:11.680 the border
00:43:12.040 if he wants to get reelected.
00:43:13.480 Would you agree?
00:43:13.960 So it's not coming
00:43:15.360 from a political place
00:43:16.960 because the top guy
00:43:19.560 in the political place
00:43:20.780 couldn't possibly
00:43:22.280 be better off
00:43:23.260 personally
00:43:24.240 to get reelected
00:43:25.820 because, remember,
00:43:26.580 this is a long-term play.
00:43:28.980 Politicians don't think
00:43:30.020 long-term.
00:43:32.120 Right?
00:43:32.420 Biden is basically
00:43:33.960 he's not buying,
00:43:35.700 you know,
00:43:36.120 he's not buying
00:43:36.760 green bananas,
00:43:37.680 if you know what I mean.
00:43:39.340 He's not looking
00:43:40.280 at the long-term.
00:43:41.720 He's just trying
00:43:42.580 to get elected.
00:43:43.120 And getting elected,
00:43:44.780 very clearly,
00:43:46.180 every Democrat
00:43:46.920 knows it,
00:43:48.300 and every Republican
00:43:49.580 knows it,
00:43:51.240 he would just sign
00:43:52.400 an executive order
00:43:53.220 and close the border
00:43:53.940 tomorrow
00:43:54.420 because we know
00:43:56.020 he can do it.
00:43:57.000 He knows he can do it.
00:43:58.160 Everybody knows
00:43:58.700 he can do it.
00:43:59.700 The fact that he
00:44:00.320 doesn't do it
00:44:00.940 is really
00:44:01.560 a strong indication
00:44:03.220 that he's not in charge.
00:44:04.160 so what possible
00:44:06.840 explanation could there
00:44:07.960 be if the top
00:44:09.900 political person
00:44:10.840 who should be
00:44:11.620 wanting it
00:44:12.320 clearly doesn't
00:44:13.560 want it?
00:44:14.660 What else is there?
00:44:18.520 Well, I'm going to go
00:44:19.720 with the obvious,
00:44:21.120 and I'm going to
00:44:21.720 extend this
00:44:22.540 to a larger concept.
00:44:26.220 Everything that's
00:44:27.220 expensive
00:44:27.820 and you don't
00:44:29.720 understand why
00:44:30.500 it's going the way
00:44:31.260 it is is because
00:44:32.240 the CIA
00:44:32.940 or intelligence
00:44:34.200 entities,
00:44:34.920 but I'll just say
00:44:35.480 CIA for short.
00:44:39.620 It seems to me
00:44:40.800 that the most
00:44:41.700 reasonable working
00:44:42.800 assumption
00:44:43.260 is that
00:44:44.580 the CIA,
00:44:46.080 and again,
00:44:46.420 I'll just use them
00:44:47.060 for intelligence
00:44:47.880 as a shorthand
00:44:48.740 because there are
00:44:49.920 lots of different
00:44:50.420 entities,
00:44:51.680 but it seems to me
00:44:53.060 they must be
00:44:53.740 coordinating with
00:44:54.420 the cartels
00:44:55.080 to not only
00:44:57.240 control Mexico's
00:44:58.980 government,
00:45:00.020 but also to make
00:45:01.420 sure that American
00:45:02.160 interests and
00:45:03.080 manufacturing doesn't
00:45:04.140 get attacked.
00:45:06.120 And it looks like
00:45:07.240 for reasons that
00:45:08.200 are kind of
00:45:08.580 mysterious,
00:45:09.620 American interests
00:45:10.440 don't seem to get
00:45:11.720 attacked.
00:45:13.260 And we can
00:45:14.320 conclude that the
00:45:15.400 cartels do run
00:45:16.600 Mexico, the
00:45:17.260 government itself,
00:45:19.060 because the
00:45:20.060 Mexican military
00:45:21.960 knows where their
00:45:22.700 own border is.
00:45:23.560 If they wanted
00:45:25.220 to control it
00:45:25.920 with Mexican
00:45:26.920 military, they
00:45:27.580 would just put
00:45:28.040 their troops
00:45:28.460 there, but
00:45:29.920 they don't.
00:45:31.220 They let the
00:45:31.860 cartels, I say
00:45:33.340 let, but that's
00:45:34.360 not what I mean,
00:45:35.320 the cartels
00:45:35.920 control the
00:45:36.520 border, that
00:45:37.660 means they
00:45:38.120 control the
00:45:38.680 country.
00:45:39.500 Does anybody
00:45:40.180 think that the
00:45:41.560 power that
00:45:42.080 controls the
00:45:42.680 border of the
00:45:43.380 country doesn't
00:45:45.040 control the
00:45:45.540 country?
00:45:47.200 Does anybody
00:45:48.060 think that?
00:45:49.920 That would be
00:45:50.680 ridiculous.
00:45:52.140 So it could
00:45:52.900 be that every
00:45:53.540 time you see a
00:45:54.400 weird distortion
00:45:55.340 where the
00:45:56.540 country's not
00:45:57.160 operating the
00:45:57.780 way you think
00:45:58.240 common sense
00:45:58.900 tells you it
00:45:59.480 should, every
00:46:00.640 bit of your
00:46:01.140 common sense
00:46:01.820 says close the
00:46:02.620 border.
00:46:03.740 Even most
00:46:04.600 Democrats would
00:46:05.280 agree.
00:46:06.180 All common
00:46:07.060 sense.
00:46:07.900 Yet it doesn't
00:46:08.440 happen.
00:46:09.420 The only reason I
00:46:10.400 can think of for
00:46:12.100 this and all the
00:46:13.300 other things that
00:46:13.980 don't make sense
00:46:14.860 that are big and
00:46:16.280 expensive is that
00:46:18.420 it's the CIA and
00:46:20.120 that there's a
00:46:20.600 bigger plan that
00:46:22.060 maybe we don't
00:46:23.020 see and maybe
00:46:23.620 it's a good
00:46:24.020 idea.
00:46:24.440 I don't even
00:46:24.800 know.
00:46:25.540 Maybe it's a
00:46:26.020 good idea.
00:46:26.860 But imagine the
00:46:27.720 alternative.
00:46:29.720 Let's say the CIA
00:46:30.820 did not work with
00:46:31.780 the cartel.
00:46:33.340 Well, we would
00:46:34.280 not have functional
00:46:35.160 control of the
00:46:35.920 Mexican government,
00:46:36.780 which seems really,
00:46:38.440 really important if
00:46:39.300 they're your
00:46:39.640 neighbor.
00:46:41.360 Right?
00:46:41.620 If we didn't
00:46:42.340 control the
00:46:42.880 Mexican government,
00:46:44.140 you don't think
00:46:44.960 Russia would be
00:46:45.560 trying to control
00:46:46.280 it?
00:46:46.520 so they could
00:46:48.220 put a little
00:46:48.740 badness on our
00:46:49.840 doorstep just like
00:46:50.840 we do to them?
00:46:51.680 Of course they
00:46:52.120 would.
00:46:53.300 But if you
00:46:53.900 control the
00:46:54.680 cartel and the
00:46:56.540 cartel controls
00:46:57.340 the government and
00:46:59.260 some Russian guy
00:47:01.780 tries to influence
00:47:02.860 Mexico, what
00:47:03.600 happens?
00:47:05.140 The cartel just
00:47:05.860 kills them and
00:47:07.440 nobody ever hears
00:47:08.020 about it.
00:47:10.060 So it seems to
00:47:11.140 me obvious that
00:47:13.180 if the CIA is in
00:47:15.020 the business of
00:47:15.740 controlling other
00:47:16.520 countries for the
00:47:17.880 benefit of American
00:47:18.880 interests, usually
00:47:19.900 economic, that we
00:47:21.940 would have to
00:47:22.460 control Mexico,
00:47:24.480 there's no way to
00:47:25.620 do it directly by
00:47:26.580 controlling the
00:47:27.140 government because
00:47:27.820 they're puppets.
00:47:28.960 Instead, your best
00:47:29.840 you can do is to
00:47:30.620 partner with, not
00:47:31.540 control, but
00:47:32.820 partner with the
00:47:34.140 cartels and say,
00:47:35.640 look, if you leave
00:47:36.800 our big corporations
00:47:37.700 alone and you let
00:47:39.660 us get what we
00:47:40.920 want in terms of
00:47:42.060 Mexico staying not
00:47:43.740 Russian, then, and
00:47:45.720 I'm just using the
00:47:46.380 Russian thing as
00:47:46.960 an example of
00:47:47.640 anything we don't
00:47:48.360 want, then we'll
00:47:51.080 let you get away
00:47:51.700 with your normal
00:47:52.360 crimes.
00:47:53.820 Now, is there any
00:47:54.680 precedent for that in,
00:47:56.040 let's say, law
00:47:56.500 enforcement?
00:47:58.080 Has law enforcement
00:47:59.060 ever let somebody,
00:48:00.740 oh, like a
00:48:01.720 whitey bulger, do
00:48:04.820 crimes right in front
00:48:06.320 of them because they
00:48:08.120 wanted to control the
00:48:09.280 entity that they
00:48:10.280 controlled?
00:48:11.400 Yeah, isn't it,
00:48:12.160 whitey bulger is
00:48:12.980 exactly that example,
00:48:15.140 right?
00:48:15.680 So, and lots of
00:48:16.620 them, there are
00:48:17.300 plenty of examples.
00:48:18.300 So that would
00:48:18.700 actually be a normal
00:48:19.600 thing for our CIA to
00:48:21.840 work with the baddest
00:48:22.840 people in the country,
00:48:24.220 Mexico, for some
00:48:26.060 common interest.
00:48:27.320 Very normal, you
00:48:28.500 would expect.
00:48:29.820 So my theory is that
00:48:32.240 the idea that Democrats
00:48:36.940 are bringing in extra
00:48:37.960 voters is a CIA cover
00:48:40.420 story for what's
00:48:41.380 really happening.
00:48:42.880 And that it's such a
00:48:44.320 good story that
00:48:45.100 Democrats themselves
00:48:46.120 believe it at the
00:48:47.280 lower levels, but not
00:48:49.000 at the Biden level.
00:48:50.820 At the Biden level, he
00:48:51.760 might actually know
00:48:52.420 what's going on.
00:48:55.100 Now, I'm going to
00:48:55.960 make a prediction based
00:48:57.760 on this hypothesis.
00:48:59.540 The prediction is that
00:49:00.960 Trump wins and the
00:49:03.140 cartels are not
00:49:04.180 militarily attacked.
00:49:05.380 Because he said he
00:49:07.600 would.
00:49:08.660 All the Republicans
00:49:09.600 said they would.
00:49:11.140 But I don't think it's
00:49:13.280 going to happen.
00:49:14.140 I think that you get
00:49:14.960 into office and the
00:49:15.780 CIA sits you down,
00:49:17.420 says, here's the deal.
00:49:18.680 If we don't work with
00:49:19.840 the cartels, they're
00:49:21.260 going to unleash
00:49:22.000 horrors in this
00:49:23.620 country like you've
00:49:24.340 never seen.
00:49:25.560 The drug traffic will
00:49:26.680 triple.
00:49:28.780 Basically, we won't
00:49:30.540 own Mexico anymore.
00:49:31.940 They won't cooperate.
00:49:33.200 And all the American
00:49:34.140 interests in
00:49:35.260 manufacturing will be
00:49:36.460 at risk.
00:49:38.240 And then they say,
00:49:39.620 so our deal with the
00:49:41.940 devil is we're going to
00:49:43.400 let 100,000 people die
00:49:45.160 of overdoses, but we
00:49:47.360 don't think they're the
00:49:48.120 important people.
00:49:50.700 Right?
00:49:51.580 We don't think they're
00:49:52.540 the important people or
00:49:53.480 we protect them.
00:49:56.340 So that's what it looks
00:49:57.340 like to me.
00:49:57.820 Just a hypothesis.
00:49:58.580 Who do you think was
00:50:01.440 behind ESG, DEI, and
00:50:03.840 wokeness in general?
00:50:05.600 Who was behind that?
00:50:08.140 Now you say to yourself,
00:50:09.200 Scott, that's not the
00:50:10.080 CIA.
00:50:11.660 That sort of came out of
00:50:13.060 Ibram Kendi and various
00:50:15.700 people and authors and the
00:50:18.060 WEF.
00:50:20.120 Basically, you sort of grew
00:50:21.660 organically and a lot of
00:50:22.960 things.
00:50:23.260 But let me ask you this.
00:50:26.080 Do you think that it got
00:50:28.160 turbocharged by the George
00:50:29.860 Floyd situation?
00:50:32.520 Would you say that's fair to
00:50:33.920 say?
00:50:34.600 It was turbocharged by the
00:50:36.400 George Floyd situation.
00:50:37.500 Because you can see it in the
00:50:38.460 data.
00:50:39.440 Like white people just
00:50:40.480 stopped being hired by big
00:50:41.820 corporations.
00:50:43.020 It just stopped.
00:50:44.540 Right?
00:50:45.260 Now, who was behind George
00:50:47.300 Floyd?
00:50:47.580 Well, obviously, the CIA
00:50:51.380 didn't cause the death.
00:50:53.920 You know, they didn't cause
00:50:54.840 him to be stopped by the
00:50:55.940 police.
00:50:57.200 But what turned George
00:50:59.280 Floyd from an ordinary
00:51:01.060 tragedy, a police action
00:51:03.720 with a tragedy, into the
00:51:05.160 biggest story in the
00:51:05.940 country?
00:51:07.400 Well, the media did, right?
00:51:09.160 The media turned to George
00:51:10.480 Floyd.
00:51:11.240 What could have been a story
00:51:12.420 about one person, tragic as
00:51:14.080 it was, it turned into a
00:51:15.840 national story.
00:51:16.620 that influences all of our
00:51:18.460 thoughts about everything.
00:51:19.880 How was that done?
00:51:21.620 Well, that was done through
00:51:23.080 social media and the
00:51:25.940 mainstream media making it
00:51:27.340 the biggest story of the
00:51:28.260 year.
00:51:29.080 Why did the mainstream media
00:51:30.740 make it the biggest story of
00:51:31.960 the year?
00:51:33.160 Who controls that?
00:51:35.400 I think the CIA does.
00:51:37.620 Am I wrong?
00:51:39.880 Isn't our media completely
00:51:41.880 subject to what the CIA says
00:51:45.720 is the primary story?
00:51:48.180 Of course it is.
00:51:50.340 So even all the DEI,
00:51:52.300 C, ESG,
00:51:54.800 probably,
00:51:56.020 probably it all happened
00:51:58.220 maybe accidentally,
00:51:59.560 but because of the boosting
00:52:00.860 of the George Floyd.
00:52:03.560 Now, why would they boost
00:52:04.620 George Floyd?
00:52:07.200 Why would the CIA want to do
00:52:09.520 that?
00:52:10.100 Seems like a bad idea,
00:52:11.240 doesn't it?
00:52:11.620 Well, it would be the
00:52:13.260 number one way to get rid
00:52:14.280 of Trump.
00:52:15.540 It would be the number
00:52:16.380 way, number one way to say,
00:52:17.900 oh, all those Republicans
00:52:20.580 who look like Derek Chauvin,
00:52:22.840 look what the, look what
00:52:24.200 those whiteys will do.
00:52:26.300 Right?
00:52:26.940 So I believe that George Floyd
00:52:28.680 was really about getting rid
00:52:29.860 of Trump.
00:52:30.520 I believe that it was CIA
00:52:32.520 at least boosted.
00:52:34.660 It may, it may have had an
00:52:35.680 organic nature to it, but it
00:52:37.440 clearly was boosted like crazy.
00:52:39.160 And I don't believe that any
00:52:41.360 of our top stories are organic.
00:52:46.380 I think our B-level stories
00:52:48.580 that are just sort of
00:52:49.260 interesting are organic,
00:52:50.860 but the top stories I don't
00:52:52.400 think ever are.
00:52:53.680 And the reason is that the CIA
00:52:55.180 can't take that chance.
00:52:57.480 The CIA is in the business
00:52:59.180 of making us think the way
00:53:00.480 they want us to think,
00:53:02.600 they would say for the benefit
00:53:03.780 of the country,
00:53:04.960 and to make other countries
00:53:06.840 think the way they want them
00:53:07.860 to think.
00:53:08.720 It's not about the truth.
00:53:10.640 It's about making you think
00:53:11.660 what they want to think.
00:53:13.200 So to me, it looks like the CIA
00:53:14.820 is the cause of the George Floyd,
00:53:17.100 the racial division,
00:53:18.680 all of the DEI,
00:53:20.440 the massive discrimination
00:53:21.620 against white people.
00:53:22.940 I also wonder if Ibram Kendi
00:53:25.380 is organic and natural.
00:53:29.880 Now, I don't have any information
00:53:31.400 that would suggest otherwise,
00:53:32.500 but it would be a normal
00:53:34.420 CAA method,
00:53:36.400 as I understand it,
00:53:37.820 to find influencers
00:53:39.260 and to boost influencers
00:53:41.840 that they want to boost.
00:53:43.560 For example,
00:53:44.760 we assume that they boosted
00:53:46.560 Elvis maybe,
00:53:48.560 well, not Elvis,
00:53:49.520 let's say John Wayne.
00:53:51.180 In the old days,
00:53:52.560 they'd make the war movies
00:53:54.000 seem awesome,
00:53:55.220 so you'd join the military.
00:53:56.220 Great.
00:53:57.260 So,
00:53:58.340 I wonder,
00:54:01.320 given the,
00:54:03.240 and let me be honest,
00:54:04.360 Ibram Kendi doesn't seem like
00:54:06.180 an intellectual powerhouse.
00:54:09.380 He looks like somebody
00:54:10.620 who must have been boosted
00:54:11.600 by something.
00:54:13.860 You know what I mean?
00:54:15.640 Like,
00:54:16.720 Jordan Peterson
00:54:17.600 became a national phenomenon,
00:54:19.720 and you listen to him
00:54:21.860 for one minute,
00:54:22.660 and you understand why.
00:54:24.640 Right?
00:54:25.820 One minute
00:54:26.620 of listening to Jordan Peterson,
00:54:28.740 and you automatically know
00:54:30.000 why he's world famous.
00:54:32.220 There's no doubt about it.
00:54:35.060 If you listen to Ibram Kendi,
00:54:37.640 now, of course,
00:54:38.280 I have a cultural,
00:54:40.020 you know,
00:54:41.400 sort of a block there,
00:54:43.060 but even if you were,
00:54:44.420 if you were black and American,
00:54:46.180 and you listened to Ibram Kendi,
00:54:47.640 would you say
00:54:48.260 that's the smartest guy
00:54:49.380 I've heard lately?
00:54:52.200 I don't know.
00:54:53.000 It feels like
00:54:54.380 he must be boosted
00:54:55.480 because his importance
00:54:57.860 is anawack
00:55:00.200 with what he's bringing
00:55:02.040 to the table.
00:55:04.660 Just a theory.
00:55:06.760 What's behind
00:55:07.560 all the terrible movies?
00:55:09.020 The wokeness.
00:55:10.140 So the CIA probably
00:55:11.240 was behind George Floyd.
00:55:13.260 What about
00:55:13.820 Charlottesville?
00:55:16.840 Remember the Charlottesville hoax?
00:55:18.400 So it was not only
00:55:22.120 a hoax
00:55:22.660 what Trump said about it,
00:55:25.380 which was brought to you
00:55:27.340 by the media,
00:55:28.560 and who controls the media?
00:55:31.200 The CIA.
00:55:33.160 So probably
00:55:34.560 the whole
00:55:35.400 the fine people hoax
00:55:37.300 was probably a CIA op.
00:55:39.440 That's my guess.
00:55:40.880 Because all the major media
00:55:43.280 said it was true,
00:55:44.380 even though it was
00:55:44.960 obviously not.
00:55:46.580 Just totally
00:55:47.340 obviously not true.
00:55:50.480 And that suggests
00:55:51.520 some power
00:55:52.160 behind the throne,
00:55:53.360 power behind the media,
00:55:54.880 CIA.
00:55:55.980 That would be
00:55:56.640 their normal business.
00:56:00.300 Have you
00:56:01.000 been surprised
00:56:02.020 that there hasn't
00:56:02.800 been a Charlottesville too?
00:56:05.620 What happened
00:56:06.240 to all those people?
00:56:08.060 And aren't there
00:56:08.640 lots more
00:56:09.160 who would want
00:56:10.720 to do a successful
00:56:11.720 march like that?
00:56:13.520 From their perspective,
00:56:14.800 it wasn't as successful.
00:56:15.720 It, you know,
00:56:17.380 hypothetically,
00:56:18.100 if they were real
00:56:19.060 and they were actual,
00:56:20.740 you know,
00:56:21.280 racist.
00:56:21.820 And a lot of them were.
00:56:22.580 I know a lot of them
00:56:23.200 were for sure
00:56:24.420 they were racist.
00:56:26.040 But if this was
00:56:27.560 a big thing
00:56:28.320 that sort of
00:56:29.180 had its own energy,
00:56:30.560 you'd see it again.
00:56:32.400 There'd be
00:56:32.940 another march somewhere.
00:56:34.200 But the fact
00:56:35.340 that it only
00:56:35.620 happened at once
00:56:36.420 has op
00:56:37.940 written all over it.
00:56:40.820 Yeah,
00:56:41.360 it doesn't look real.
00:56:45.060 How about the,
00:56:46.120 we're up to
00:56:46.920 14 Russian hoaxes.
00:56:49.180 Many of them
00:56:50.060 by John Brennan.
00:56:52.580 How many
00:56:53.140 of the Russian hoaxes
00:56:54.240 are just CIA
00:56:55.200 or ex-CIA
00:56:57.200 who basically
00:56:58.800 are still CIA
00:56:59.580 in my opinion?
00:57:00.260 Probably all
00:57:02.960 the Russian hoaxes
00:57:03.940 or maybe
00:57:04.760 half of them
00:57:05.340 or more
00:57:05.720 were
00:57:06.640 just pure CIA.
00:57:08.980 And I think
00:57:09.720 somewhat obviously
00:57:10.520 because Brennan
00:57:12.180 was central
00:57:13.060 to those efforts.
00:57:14.080 You know,
00:57:14.240 the laptop one,
00:57:15.240 et cetera.
00:57:18.940 How about
00:57:19.620 all the lawfare
00:57:20.620 against Trump?
00:57:22.920 Do you,
00:57:23.260 do you think
00:57:23.600 the lawfare
00:57:24.260 against Trump
00:57:24.960 is just Democrats
00:57:26.420 knowing what to do?
00:57:28.180 They all sort of
00:57:28.980 know what to do,
00:57:29.620 so they just do it?
00:57:30.980 It's like,
00:57:31.340 uh-uh.
00:57:31.900 We'll elect us
00:57:33.340 some prosecutors
00:57:34.860 that want to get rid
00:57:36.520 of Trump
00:57:36.860 and then it just
00:57:37.400 happens on its own.
00:57:39.500 Well,
00:57:39.940 I would argue
00:57:40.480 that the prosecutors
00:57:41.520 are all funded
00:57:42.080 by Soros.
00:57:43.940 Soros and his organization,
00:57:45.600 I believe,
00:57:46.020 have a connection
00:57:46.540 to the Atlantic Council
00:57:47.720 which is staffed
00:57:49.880 largely by
00:57:50.980 ex-CIA directors.
00:57:53.900 Soros,
00:57:54.660 the only thing
00:57:55.460 that explains Soros
00:57:56.540 is that he's
00:57:57.440 a CIA asset.
00:57:58.480 Would you agree?
00:58:00.960 The only explanation
00:58:02.500 for Soros
00:58:03.300 is that he's
00:58:04.020 a CIA asset.
00:58:05.540 There's nothing else
00:58:06.380 that makes sense.
00:58:08.140 So,
00:58:08.700 if the CIA
00:58:09.420 wanted to get Trump,
00:58:10.560 how would they do it?
00:58:12.760 They'd have their
00:58:13.780 bank,
00:58:15.340 Soros,
00:58:15.940 fund a bunch
00:58:16.560 of prosecutors
00:58:17.220 and then they would
00:58:18.860 shop a venue
00:58:19.840 and go to town
00:58:22.000 on Trump.
00:58:22.440 so I think
00:58:23.880 all of the
00:58:24.380 law fairs
00:58:25.340 CIA
00:58:26.320 instigated
00:58:27.220 directly
00:58:27.860 or indirectly.
00:58:30.760 How about
00:58:31.580 the TDS
00:58:32.700 in general
00:58:33.340 and all the other
00:58:34.280 hoaxes?
00:58:35.700 Probably CIA
00:58:36.660 because, again,
00:58:37.720 they control
00:58:38.280 the media.
00:58:39.900 The media
00:58:40.320 does the hoaxes.
00:58:41.740 If the CIA
00:58:42.500 didn't want
00:58:43.160 the media
00:58:43.660 to present
00:58:44.620 these hoaxes,
00:58:45.400 do you think
00:58:45.700 they would?
00:58:46.940 No.
00:58:47.280 The CIA
00:58:49.260 would call NBC
00:58:50.200 and say,
00:58:51.040 yeah,
00:58:51.200 this doesn't help us.
00:58:52.040 Don't do that one anymore.
00:58:53.400 And it would just stop.
00:58:55.060 It would just stop.
00:58:57.460 How about
00:58:58.040 the Biden
00:58:58.960 crime family
00:58:59.940 and the fact that
00:59:00.900 it becomes
00:59:01.780 increasingly obvious
00:59:02.760 that,
00:59:03.160 I don't know
00:59:03.340 if it's a crime per se,
00:59:04.940 but that
00:59:05.500 their behavior
00:59:06.320 was sketchy
00:59:06.980 and there was
00:59:07.300 a lot of lying
00:59:07.820 involved.
00:59:09.380 Does it feel
00:59:10.140 to you
00:59:10.460 like the only reason
00:59:11.280 that Biden
00:59:11.640 is president
00:59:12.180 is because
00:59:12.580 the CIA
00:59:13.100 has the goods
00:59:13.860 on him
00:59:14.180 and can control him
00:59:15.100 and that he was
00:59:16.020 part of the whole
00:59:16.620 Ukraine
00:59:17.100 really was a CIA
00:59:18.580 operation
00:59:19.220 and he's
00:59:19.740 knee-deep in it?
00:59:21.300 It looks like it.
00:59:22.740 To me,
00:59:23.240 everything about Ukraine
00:59:24.320 can be explained
00:59:25.540 by the CIA.
00:59:27.240 Would you agree?
00:59:29.580 All of it.
00:59:31.000 And we have
00:59:31.840 information now
00:59:32.740 that's coming out
00:59:34.300 that the CIA
00:59:35.960 was involved
00:59:36.580 since 2014,
00:59:37.940 the Mayden
00:59:38.540 thing,
00:59:40.340 even the shelling
00:59:42.360 of Russians
00:59:42.960 who considered
00:59:44.060 themselves Russians
00:59:44.960 in what was then
00:59:46.220 Ukrainian territory,
00:59:47.720 it all seems
00:59:48.460 to be CIA.
00:59:50.540 So,
00:59:51.160 so there's that.
00:59:55.620 How about
00:59:56.320 the Gemini AI
00:59:58.160 and how woke
00:59:59.380 it is?
01:00:01.120 Now,
01:00:01.780 do you think
01:00:02.720 I could tie that
01:00:03.400 to the CIA?
01:00:06.860 That'd be quite
01:00:07.680 a stretch,
01:00:08.180 wouldn't it?
01:00:11.380 Watch me do it.
01:00:12.340 The CIA,
01:00:14.900 as we know,
01:00:15.600 has historically,
01:00:16.580 and this is a matter
01:00:17.240 of record,
01:00:18.080 tried to control
01:00:19.300 Hollywood
01:00:19.780 and some celebrities
01:00:21.480 because they know
01:00:22.640 that controlling
01:00:23.240 the media
01:00:23.920 is a good way
01:00:25.680 to control
01:00:26.340 how everybody
01:00:27.040 thinks,
01:00:27.860 et cetera.
01:00:28.280 We know that
01:00:29.020 they've controlled
01:00:29.580 the news
01:00:30.160 for a long time.
01:00:32.860 we know
01:00:34.120 that they're
01:00:34.620 knee-deep
01:00:35.220 in social media
01:00:36.320 companies.
01:00:38.060 We know
01:00:38.980 that AI
01:00:40.340 is the biggest
01:00:41.120 thing coming
01:00:41.800 and will
01:00:42.740 be the most
01:00:44.160 dominant
01:00:44.620 technical force.
01:00:46.800 Do you think
01:00:47.600 there's any chance
01:00:48.540 that the CIA
01:00:49.920 didn't get inside
01:00:51.000 the AI efforts
01:00:52.240 of all the
01:00:52.880 major companies?
01:00:56.640 Of course
01:00:57.540 they do.
01:00:58.660 If they're
01:00:59.860 not doing it,
01:01:01.340 they all need
01:01:01.980 to be fired.
01:01:03.540 What are they
01:01:04.160 doing if they're
01:01:04.660 not doing that?
01:01:05.980 That's the most
01:01:06.560 basic thing
01:01:07.160 they should be
01:01:07.740 doing.
01:01:09.040 If the CIA
01:01:10.540 isn't all the
01:01:12.380 way into
01:01:13.000 our AI products
01:01:14.140 and every
01:01:14.620 big company,
01:01:16.220 why aren't
01:01:17.020 they?
01:01:17.920 They better be
01:01:18.960 because that's
01:01:20.940 their main job
01:01:21.900 is to determine
01:01:23.320 how we think.
01:01:24.900 And the AI
01:01:25.560 is going to be
01:01:26.080 the main part
01:01:26.620 of that.
01:01:29.380 Have you noticed
01:01:30.300 that nobody
01:01:30.840 built an AI
01:01:31.560 that can tell
01:01:32.060 the truth?
01:01:34.120 Some of it
01:01:34.820 is because
01:01:35.200 there is no
01:01:35.720 truth.
01:01:37.060 But part
01:01:37.580 of it is
01:01:38.060 that what
01:01:39.680 you see
01:01:40.180 must be
01:01:40.860 what the CIA
01:01:41.760 wants you
01:01:42.220 to see.
01:01:43.680 The fact
01:01:44.360 that Google
01:01:45.000 pulled back
01:01:46.240 Gemini,
01:01:47.400 although I
01:01:47.960 don't know
01:01:48.180 how it's
01:01:48.540 pulled back,
01:01:49.120 it's still
01:01:49.420 there,
01:01:50.320 suggests that
01:01:53.060 maybe they
01:01:53.480 revealed
01:01:53.960 themselves a
01:01:54.680 little bit
01:01:55.020 too obviously.
01:01:55.620 that
01:01:56.820 we are
01:01:59.380 to believe
01:02:00.080 that the
01:02:00.720 intelligence
01:02:01.220 of AI
01:02:01.840 is
01:02:02.200 arising
01:02:03.120 organically.
01:02:05.500 It's not.
01:02:07.520 Everything
01:02:08.120 that's important
01:02:08.860 will be
01:02:09.320 programmed into
01:02:10.120 it.
01:02:11.060 Because the
01:02:12.000 CIA needs
01:02:13.020 us to believe
01:02:13.920 a certain set
01:02:14.600 of things.
01:02:15.640 We're going
01:02:16.380 to start relying
01:02:17.120 on the AI
01:02:17.780 more and more.
01:02:19.100 So if the AI
01:02:19.840 is not saying
01:02:20.600 what the CIA
01:02:21.240 wants it to say,
01:02:22.120 they're going
01:02:22.340 to tell the
01:02:23.160 company to
01:02:23.640 reprogram it
01:02:24.340 until it
01:02:24.620 does.
01:02:25.440 And the
01:02:25.740 company will
01:02:26.280 do it,
01:02:27.080 because we
01:02:27.480 have plenty
01:02:28.200 of evidence
01:02:29.640 from the
01:02:30.120 Twitter files
01:02:30.700 that they
01:02:31.420 don't even
01:02:31.760 have to
01:02:32.060 threaten them.
01:02:33.320 They just
01:02:33.900 have to have
01:02:34.400 a meeting
01:02:34.760 with them.
01:02:35.700 And they
01:02:36.180 just have to
01:02:36.620 walk in and
01:02:36.980 say,
01:02:37.220 hey,
01:02:37.300 we're the
01:02:37.580 CIA.
01:02:38.860 We'd really
01:02:39.440 like it if
01:02:39.900 you did this
01:02:40.360 thing.
01:02:41.480 What's the
01:02:42.000 company going
01:02:42.460 to do?
01:02:43.260 They've got
01:02:43.720 government
01:02:44.080 contracts,
01:02:44.800 right?
01:02:45.260 And they
01:02:45.500 want to keep
01:02:45.880 them.
01:02:46.840 Yeah,
01:02:47.080 they're going
01:02:47.280 to do
01:02:47.460 whatever the
01:02:47.800 CIA
01:02:48.060 wants to
01:02:48.480 do.
01:02:48.740 I would.
01:02:49.140 All right,
01:02:52.580 how about
01:02:53.400 COVID?
01:02:56.480 Do I
01:02:57.160 need to
01:02:57.460 say anything
01:02:57.940 about that?
01:03:00.300 Moving on.
01:03:02.460 How about
01:03:03.280 the teachers
01:03:03.880 unions?
01:03:05.760 Have you
01:03:06.420 been puzzled
01:03:07.060 why we
01:03:07.800 can't fix
01:03:08.400 schools and
01:03:09.060 you think
01:03:09.320 it's the
01:03:09.620 teachers
01:03:09.900 unions?
01:03:10.860 Do you
01:03:11.340 think that
01:03:11.720 the teachers
01:03:12.180 unions are
01:03:13.800 completely
01:03:14.420 organic and
01:03:15.360 free from
01:03:15.880 any CIA
01:03:17.140 influence?
01:03:19.140 doesn't
01:03:20.340 seem
01:03:20.560 possible
01:03:21.060 because we
01:03:22.360 know the
01:03:22.800 CIA likes
01:03:23.680 to control
01:03:24.240 unions.
01:03:25.560 Do you
01:03:25.820 know why?
01:03:26.980 Well,
01:03:27.520 if they're
01:03:27.820 controlling
01:03:28.180 something like
01:03:28.720 the Teamsters
01:03:29.520 or one of
01:03:30.000 those tough
01:03:30.460 unions,
01:03:30.980 it's because
01:03:31.300 they can
01:03:31.660 get muscle
01:03:32.140 on the
01:03:32.460 street.
01:03:33.260 But they
01:03:33.900 need to
01:03:34.220 control
01:03:34.520 unions in
01:03:35.140 general
01:03:35.560 because that's
01:03:36.440 where the
01:03:36.700 power is.
01:03:38.680 So my
01:03:39.500 guess is
01:03:41.060 that the
01:03:41.420 CIA must
01:03:42.180 want to
01:03:42.600 control the
01:03:43.260 Democrats
01:03:43.760 through the
01:03:44.440 teachers
01:03:44.860 union and
01:03:46.160 that requires
01:03:47.180 allowing some
01:03:49.120 slop in how
01:03:49.880 the teachers
01:03:50.480 unions control
01:03:51.340 the education
01:03:53.260 system.
01:03:54.940 So tell me
01:03:57.080 the teachers
01:03:57.580 unions don't
01:03:58.460 look like the
01:03:59.000 border problem.
01:04:01.680 It's a
01:04:02.520 gigantic problem
01:04:03.360 to the
01:04:03.720 country.
01:04:05.320 It seems
01:04:05.900 obvious to
01:04:06.540 every observer
01:04:07.400 that it would
01:04:07.920 be easy to
01:04:08.500 fix, right?
01:04:10.840 But it
01:04:11.940 doesn't get
01:04:12.360 fixed.
01:04:13.240 We can all
01:04:13.920 see the
01:04:14.220 problem and
01:04:14.600 it just
01:04:14.860 keeps lasting
01:04:15.680 forever.
01:04:19.040 That suggests
01:04:20.040 there's somebody
01:04:20.660 behind the
01:04:21.280 throne who
01:04:21.760 wants it to
01:04:22.340 last because
01:04:23.580 they're getting
01:04:23.940 some benefit
01:04:24.740 that's not
01:04:25.480 obvious to
01:04:26.080 you.
01:04:27.720 Who else
01:04:28.420 could it
01:04:28.660 be?
01:04:32.380 Well, in
01:04:33.240 case you
01:04:33.500 trusted the
01:04:34.000 CIA, here's
01:04:34.680 a report,
01:04:35.240 a long
01:04:35.860 thread from
01:04:36.500 Kanakoa
01:04:37.560 the Great,
01:04:38.240 one of the
01:04:38.820 better follows
01:04:39.520 on the
01:04:40.240 X platform.
01:04:41.340 I don't
01:04:41.740 know where
01:04:42.100 Kanakoa gets
01:04:42.860 all his
01:04:43.200 research,
01:04:43.700 but, wow,
01:04:45.520 does he
01:04:45.760 have good
01:04:46.100 stuff pretty
01:04:47.060 much every
01:04:47.480 day.
01:04:49.520 So I'm
01:04:50.100 just going to
01:04:50.400 read this
01:04:50.800 thing here.
01:04:51.380 This is a
01:04:51.660 thread.
01:04:52.700 The New
01:04:53.020 York Times
01:04:53.440 disclosed
01:04:54.000 yesterday that
01:04:55.320 the CIA
01:04:55.880 built 12
01:04:56.820 secret spy
01:04:57.740 bases in
01:04:58.360 Ukraine,
01:05:00.280 waging a
01:05:02.440 shadow war
01:05:03.080 against Russia
01:05:03.720 for the past
01:05:04.300 decade.
01:05:08.220 Sort of
01:05:08.840 understand why
01:05:09.680 Putin was a
01:05:10.380 little concerned.
01:05:10.900 after a
01:05:13.520 U.S.-supported
01:05:14.120 violent coup
01:05:14.820 toppled
01:05:15.220 Ukraine's
01:05:15.720 democratically
01:05:16.340 elected
01:05:16.720 government,
01:05:17.780 CIA director
01:05:18.780 John
01:05:19.200 Brannon
01:05:19.580 visited
01:05:21.880 Kiev in
01:05:22.920 April of
01:05:23.460 2014.
01:05:24.980 Shortly
01:05:25.240 after, the
01:05:25.780 new Ukrainian
01:05:26.520 government
01:05:26.880 launched an
01:05:27.520 anti-terror
01:05:28.940 operation.
01:05:30.180 Oh, isn't
01:05:30.520 that convenient?
01:05:32.060 Got to get
01:05:32.480 those terrorists.
01:05:33.920 But those
01:05:34.320 terrorists
01:05:34.620 happened to
01:05:35.080 be in the
01:05:35.640 Russian-speaking
01:05:36.320 part of
01:05:38.640 eastern
01:05:39.060 Ukraine.
01:05:40.900 For eight
01:05:43.280 years, leading
01:05:43.920 up to
01:05:44.200 Russia's
01:05:44.540 invasion in
01:05:45.100 2022,
01:05:46.460 Ukraine's
01:05:46.880 government,
01:05:47.480 with help
01:05:47.680 from the
01:05:47.960 CIA,
01:05:48.920 relentlessly
01:05:49.600 bombed
01:05:50.260 eastern
01:05:50.660 Ukraine.
01:05:54.080 Millions
01:05:54.680 of innocent
01:05:55.100 civilians
01:05:55.540 were caught
01:05:55.920 in the
01:05:56.080 crossfire of
01:05:56.600 a geopolitical
01:05:57.380 chess match
01:05:57.920 between Russia
01:05:58.900 and the
01:05:59.100 United States.
01:06:00.020 This is
01:06:00.320 part of the
01:06:00.680 story often
01:06:01.100 ignored by
01:06:02.280 the western
01:06:02.760 press.
01:06:03.400 Ukraine
01:06:08.920 apparently is
01:06:10.600 just CIA
01:06:11.600 trying to
01:06:12.200 take out
01:06:12.640 Putin and
01:06:13.980 always was.
01:06:16.180 And it's
01:06:16.840 exactly what
01:06:17.420 it looked
01:06:17.640 like.
01:06:19.620 Let's talk
01:06:20.460 about Crimea.
01:06:22.840 NBC
01:06:23.520 journalist,
01:06:24.300 now NBC
01:06:24.780 generally is
01:06:26.120 known as
01:06:26.600 CIA operations,
01:06:28.240 so I'm not
01:06:30.460 sure about this
01:06:31.000 story.
01:06:31.260 but NBC
01:06:32.200 journalist
01:06:32.840 Keir Simmons
01:06:33.880 explained that
01:06:36.380 most Crimeans
01:06:37.540 are pro-Russia.
01:06:40.140 So how
01:06:41.040 exactly would
01:06:41.760 you take it
01:06:42.260 back and
01:06:43.600 why?
01:06:45.400 The people
01:06:46.520 who live in
01:06:47.060 Crimea don't
01:06:47.760 want to be
01:06:48.240 anywhere but
01:06:48.740 in Russia
01:06:49.200 apparently,
01:06:49.820 at least by
01:06:50.280 some kind
01:06:51.720 of majority.
01:06:53.660 Christopher
01:06:54.180 Todd Nolan
01:06:55.580 said this,
01:06:56.300 he said,
01:06:56.640 a few years
01:06:57.080 ago I made
01:06:57.500 a series of
01:06:58.060 documentaries on
01:06:58.840 the war in
01:06:59.180 Ukraine.
01:07:00.200 This
01:07:00.440 relatively
01:07:00.860 short video
01:07:01.400 is a
01:07:01.660 summary,
01:07:02.260 well,
01:07:02.840 basically
01:07:03.160 saying that
01:07:04.760 an unelected
01:07:06.520 government began
01:07:07.240 killing its own
01:07:07.960 people in the
01:07:08.580 southeast of the
01:07:09.200 country after a
01:07:10.460 visit from Joe
01:07:11.120 Biden and
01:07:11.620 John Brennan.
01:07:12.960 So John
01:07:14.100 Brennan and
01:07:14.660 Joe Biden
01:07:15.160 linked at the
01:07:16.680 hip.
01:07:18.240 Sounds like
01:07:19.000 it.
01:07:20.480 Sounds like
01:07:21.220 they're working
01:07:21.660 together.
01:07:22.980 Do you think
01:07:23.660 Biden is anything
01:07:24.560 but a CIA
01:07:25.280 puppet?
01:07:27.740 It doesn't
01:07:28.520 look like it.
01:07:29.280 It looks like
01:07:29.760 he's just a
01:07:30.260 CIA puppet.
01:07:33.700 All right.
01:07:34.780 Let's talk
01:07:35.540 about some
01:07:35.860 more AI
01:07:36.400 nonsense.
01:07:37.100 The libs of
01:07:37.580 TikTok was
01:07:39.240 posting that
01:07:40.160 Meta's AI,
01:07:42.500 if you ask it
01:07:43.240 to list the
01:07:43.880 presidency of the
01:07:44.560 United States,
01:07:45.580 it will skip
01:07:46.460 Trump.
01:07:48.580 Now, I
01:07:49.320 wouldn't believe
01:07:49.800 that except
01:07:50.320 they had a
01:07:50.820 video of the
01:07:51.480 actual screen
01:07:52.260 skipping Trump.
01:07:53.820 Trump, and
01:07:54.980 they actually
01:07:55.520 assigned the
01:07:57.360 45th presidency
01:07:58.560 to Joe
01:08:00.460 Biden, and
01:08:01.600 they just
01:08:01.900 left out
01:08:02.340 Trump.
01:08:03.320 Now, you
01:08:03.880 might say to
01:08:04.380 yourself, oh,
01:08:05.400 that's just
01:08:05.840 like a little
01:08:06.340 bug.
01:08:07.800 No, it
01:08:08.260 isn't.
01:08:10.500 No, and I
01:08:11.620 don't believe
01:08:12.180 that they
01:08:12.580 programmed just
01:08:14.260 this question
01:08:15.000 to do it.
01:08:16.620 Let me tell
01:08:17.380 you what is
01:08:18.000 obvious from
01:08:18.920 this.
01:08:20.040 It is
01:08:20.400 obvious that
01:08:21.420 AI has been
01:08:22.480 instructed to
01:08:24.240 ignore Trump
01:08:25.360 related success.
01:08:28.420 Obviously.
01:08:29.960 It ignored
01:08:30.940 him so much
01:08:31.800 that it
01:08:32.600 wouldn't list
01:08:33.300 him as a
01:08:33.840 prior president.
01:08:35.660 What else
01:08:36.320 would do
01:08:36.720 that?
01:08:38.160 What else?
01:08:39.140 There's some
01:08:39.660 kind of general
01:08:40.500 suppression
01:08:41.140 commands, or
01:08:42.600 a series of
01:08:43.300 commands, in
01:08:44.460 Meta's AI
01:08:45.720 that very
01:08:47.100 obviously and
01:08:48.100 very clearly
01:08:48.720 suppressing
01:08:49.420 anything good
01:08:50.560 about Trump.
01:08:57.340 Anyway, so
01:08:59.580 that's the
01:08:59.920 smoking gun.
01:09:02.500 Now, do
01:09:03.380 you believe
01:09:03.820 that the
01:09:04.840 CIA is
01:09:07.480 not behind
01:09:08.020 that?
01:09:09.280 Do you
01:09:09.740 think the
01:09:10.060 employees came
01:09:10.820 up with that
01:09:11.260 on their own?
01:09:12.520 Hey, let's
01:09:13.120 put some code
01:09:13.800 in there that
01:09:14.300 makes Trump
01:09:15.000 always look
01:09:15.480 bad.
01:09:15.880 Maybe.
01:09:16.560 It's possible.
01:09:17.720 It could be
01:09:18.320 just the
01:09:18.640 employees.
01:09:20.060 But I
01:09:22.080 feel like
01:09:22.520 they might
01:09:22.800 have a
01:09:23.060 little help.
01:09:24.180 You know
01:09:24.460 what I
01:09:24.640 mean?
01:09:25.340 I'm
01:09:25.820 suspicious of
01:09:26.880 any gigantic
01:09:28.360 American company
01:09:29.420 that's in the
01:09:30.160 information business
01:09:31.520 and surprisingly
01:09:33.900 got very large
01:09:35.240 very quickly.
01:09:36.660 You know,
01:09:37.020 like Google
01:09:37.600 and Facebook.
01:09:39.260 Two examples.
01:09:40.220 I had a long
01:09:43.220 conversation with
01:09:44.020 Google's
01:09:44.460 Gemini yesterday
01:09:45.440 and I can
01:09:46.620 conclude that
01:09:47.560 it got everything
01:09:48.540 about my story
01:09:49.520 wrong.
01:09:50.800 It did not
01:09:51.540 understand the
01:09:52.200 context of me.
01:09:53.660 It gave the
01:09:54.660 official news
01:09:55.640 account that I'm
01:09:56.660 a big old racist.
01:09:59.200 Now, that's
01:10:00.280 permanent.
01:10:01.540 Do I have a
01:10:02.160 legal action?
01:10:03.800 Or, because
01:10:05.080 people also
01:10:06.260 believe it,
01:10:07.300 it's just an
01:10:07.900 ordinary thing
01:10:08.480 people believe
01:10:09.160 because the
01:10:10.060 news was
01:10:10.680 wrong.
01:10:13.800 Well,
01:10:15.640 apparently
01:10:16.980 Google's
01:10:17.760 shares fell.
01:10:18.740 I don't know,
01:10:19.120 how are they
01:10:19.480 today?
01:10:20.140 Is Google
01:10:20.880 still down?
01:10:22.420 Their shares
01:10:22.880 fell after
01:10:24.300 their AI
01:10:24.880 generator seemed
01:10:25.860 to make a
01:10:28.020 lot of
01:10:28.340 anti-white
01:10:30.380 images.
01:10:32.800 And there's a
01:10:33.740 question about
01:10:34.220 the organizational
01:10:35.140 incompetence.
01:10:36.300 There was a
01:10:37.880 commenter
01:10:38.740 Alex
01:10:39.680 Kantrowitz.
01:10:41.840 He was on
01:10:42.320 CNBC this
01:10:43.740 morning, I
01:10:44.640 guess, maybe
01:10:45.420 yesterday.
01:10:46.520 And he said
01:10:47.320 that the
01:10:48.160 Gemini problem
01:10:48.860 is a big
01:10:49.400 deal because
01:10:49.860 it's not just
01:10:50.460 about Gemini
01:10:51.100 making a
01:10:51.600 mistake, but
01:10:53.020 it really
01:10:53.420 suggests there's
01:10:54.480 more organizational
01:10:55.460 incompetence
01:10:56.540 within Google.
01:10:58.740 Organizational
01:10:59.340 incompetence.
01:11:00.800 Now, remember
01:11:01.220 I told you
01:11:01.740 that the
01:11:02.460 truth is
01:11:03.400 subjective,
01:11:04.400 and the
01:11:05.100 closest you
01:11:05.940 can get to
01:11:06.460 knowing what's
01:11:06.960 true, is
01:11:08.040 prediction.
01:11:09.820 Prediction.
01:11:11.140 Did anybody
01:11:11.980 predict that
01:11:13.340 if DEI became
01:11:14.540 the primary
01:11:15.780 DNA of
01:11:16.660 companies, that
01:11:17.980 it would
01:11:18.240 guarantee a
01:11:19.400 massive
01:11:19.760 incompetence
01:11:20.620 problem that
01:11:21.560 we hadn't
01:11:22.020 seen before?
01:11:24.480 We all
01:11:25.440 did.
01:11:26.600 We all
01:11:27.600 did.
01:11:28.360 And I
01:11:29.160 hasten to
01:11:29.680 say it
01:11:30.660 has nothing
01:11:31.100 to do with
01:11:31.520 race, it
01:11:32.020 has nothing
01:11:32.380 to do with
01:11:32.780 gender, it's
01:11:33.880 just math.
01:11:34.960 If everybody
01:11:35.780 starts fishing
01:11:36.580 in the same
01:11:37.280 fishing spot
01:11:38.420 at the same
01:11:38.960 time, you
01:11:39.980 just run
01:11:40.380 out of
01:11:40.640 fish.
01:11:41.620 That's the
01:11:42.300 entire argument.
01:11:44.000 If there
01:11:44.720 were exactly
01:11:45.800 the same
01:11:46.800 amount of
01:11:48.020 totally qualified
01:11:48.880 people of
01:11:49.720 all types,
01:11:51.180 then you
01:11:51.560 could reach
01:11:51.960 diversity without
01:11:52.740 giving anything
01:11:53.380 up.
01:11:54.260 But if you
01:11:54.780 have a
01:11:55.060 shortage of
01:11:55.780 STEM people
01:11:56.740 and management
01:11:57.340 people, etc.,
01:11:58.700 diversity is
01:12:00.820 your primary
01:12:01.480 goal, you
01:12:02.900 will necessarily
01:12:03.880 and in
01:12:04.640 every case
01:12:05.560 promote people
01:12:06.900 who are not
01:12:07.320 ready.
01:12:08.480 Every time.
01:12:09.600 Not
01:12:09.740 sometimes.
01:12:10.720 It's not a
01:12:11.280 risk, it's a
01:12:12.720 guarantee.
01:12:14.100 And now
01:12:14.380 everybody who
01:12:15.020 has experience
01:12:15.600 in a big
01:12:16.040 company knows
01:12:16.640 that.
01:12:17.640 Those who
01:12:18.100 don't think,
01:12:19.100 Scott, this
01:12:20.860 is the Mark
01:12:21.400 Cuban point of
01:12:22.340 view, Scott,
01:12:23.300 you just have
01:12:23.760 to maybe try
01:12:24.420 a little harder,
01:12:25.100 dig a little
01:12:25.480 deeper, and
01:12:26.440 you can find
01:12:27.000 just as many
01:12:27.880 people,
01:12:28.700 in the
01:12:29.660 minority world
01:12:31.600 and female
01:12:32.360 world, they
01:12:33.800 can do the
01:12:34.240 job.
01:12:34.940 You just have
01:12:35.420 to put a
01:12:36.120 little effort
01:12:36.400 into it.
01:12:38.400 That is
01:12:39.160 mathematically
01:12:39.820 impossible.
01:12:41.800 It might be
01:12:42.840 possible for
01:12:43.560 his one
01:12:44.160 company to
01:12:44.840 do it.
01:12:45.980 That's
01:12:46.260 actually
01:12:46.500 possible.
01:12:47.360 It's
01:12:47.600 definitely
01:12:47.860 possible for
01:12:48.480 any one
01:12:49.040 company to
01:12:49.660 do it.
01:12:50.500 It is
01:12:50.900 impossible by
01:12:52.840 math for
01:12:54.480 most companies
01:12:55.480 to do it.
01:12:56.520 It guarantees
01:12:57.360 that especially
01:12:58.060 the big ones
01:12:58.740 are going
01:12:59.540 to have
01:12:59.800 massive
01:13:00.240 incompetence
01:13:00.920 problems.
01:13:01.900 Now, is
01:13:02.140 that the
01:13:02.420 only problem?
01:13:03.380 Probably not.
01:13:04.180 There's probably
01:13:04.520 other things
01:13:05.040 as well.
01:13:06.080 But it
01:13:06.860 was the
01:13:07.240 most predictable
01:13:08.120 outcome would
01:13:09.580 be massive
01:13:10.400 societal
01:13:11.220 incompetence.
01:13:14.020 We could
01:13:14.820 have predicted
01:13:15.340 that the
01:13:15.780 airplanes would
01:13:16.460 start falling
01:13:17.160 apart in the
01:13:17.900 sky.
01:13:19.520 Right?
01:13:20.520 We could have
01:13:21.260 predicted that.
01:13:22.360 In fact, I
01:13:22.980 think people
01:13:23.460 did.
01:13:24.520 They predicted
01:13:25.420 it.
01:13:25.620 Exactly.
01:13:29.440 Andy
01:13:29.980 Ngo asked
01:13:31.620 Gemini about
01:13:32.260 Antifa.
01:13:35.900 And he
01:13:37.780 was asked
01:13:38.120 about Antifa's
01:13:38.860 violence and
01:13:39.420 said that
01:13:39.860 labeling Antifa
01:13:40.660 as violent
01:13:41.240 risks
01:13:41.780 perpetuating
01:13:43.020 harmful
01:13:43.420 stereotypes.
01:13:45.440 Says we
01:13:45.920 should consider
01:13:46.520 the justification
01:13:47.240 of their
01:13:47.900 diverse tactics
01:13:48.860 that include
01:13:49.800 the use of
01:13:50.320 political
01:13:50.660 violence.
01:13:51.180 Yeah, maybe
01:13:53.060 that, you
01:13:53.600 know, a
01:13:53.940 little bit of
01:13:54.360 violence.
01:13:54.960 Don't, you
01:13:55.680 know, don't
01:13:55.960 say the
01:13:56.280 whole group
01:13:56.780 is violent
01:13:57.280 because they're
01:13:57.660 a little bit
01:13:58.120 of violence
01:13:58.460 sometimes,
01:13:59.000 some of
01:13:59.260 them.
01:14:00.980 But then
01:14:01.800 it might be
01:14:02.140 justified, you
01:14:03.100 know, kind
01:14:03.420 of the
01:14:03.660 justified
01:14:04.100 domestic
01:14:04.520 violence sort
01:14:05.360 of thing.
01:14:07.000 That's what
01:14:07.360 Gemini said
01:14:08.000 to Andy
01:14:09.480 Ngo, who
01:14:10.820 was physically
01:14:11.500 attacked by
01:14:12.140 Antifa.
01:14:13.980 And it
01:14:14.560 told Andy
01:14:15.080 Ngo, yeah,
01:14:16.240 maybe that's
01:14:16.660 justified.
01:14:17.640 Maybe it had
01:14:18.120 to come in
01:14:18.520 Andy.
01:14:19.480 Sorry, Andy.
01:14:21.180 Google thinks
01:14:22.020 you had it
01:14:22.340 coming.
01:14:25.260 Well, I
01:14:26.060 have a
01:14:26.380 theory about
01:14:27.000 why AI
01:14:27.900 can never
01:14:30.880 be fixed.
01:14:32.660 And it's
01:14:33.240 Gelman
01:14:34.120 amnesia.
01:14:35.860 Now, you've
01:14:36.480 heard me talk
01:14:37.000 about this a
01:14:37.480 lot in other
01:14:38.040 contexts.
01:14:39.240 And it goes
01:14:39.620 like this.
01:14:40.560 There was a
01:14:41.000 physicist named
01:14:42.620 Gelman, and
01:14:45.020 he noticed
01:14:45.560 that when he
01:14:45.940 read the news
01:14:46.540 about physics,
01:14:47.720 it was always
01:14:48.540 way off.
01:14:49.600 It was just
01:14:50.380 wrong.
01:14:51.180 But then he
01:14:52.180 turned the
01:14:52.600 page, and
01:14:52.980 it would be
01:14:53.160 a topic he
01:14:53.760 was not
01:14:54.060 an expert
01:14:54.480 in, let's
01:14:55.260 say geopolitical
01:14:56.520 stuff, and
01:14:58.540 he'd say to
01:14:59.000 himself, oh,
01:14:59.520 that's probably
01:14:59.920 right.
01:15:01.020 And then one
01:15:01.440 day he realized,
01:15:02.160 wait a minute,
01:15:03.620 if it's always
01:15:04.540 wrong when I
01:15:05.840 know what the
01:15:06.460 truth is, maybe
01:15:08.600 it's always
01:15:08.980 wrong.
01:15:09.960 And I just
01:15:10.680 don't know,
01:15:11.240 because I
01:15:11.520 don't know the
01:15:12.000 truth in these
01:15:12.620 other domains.
01:15:13.940 And indeed,
01:15:14.740 that's what we
01:15:15.220 see.
01:15:16.580 Certainly, when I
01:15:17.380 look at the
01:15:18.060 stories about
01:15:18.700 myself, they're
01:15:20.380 almost always
01:15:21.040 wrong.
01:15:22.060 But who
01:15:22.640 knows it
01:15:23.020 besides me?
01:15:24.240 I'm the only
01:15:24.900 one.
01:15:26.160 Maybe somebody I
01:15:27.000 know really
01:15:27.460 well.
01:15:28.500 But if any of
01:15:29.820 you have ever
01:15:30.240 been in the
01:15:30.880 news, you
01:15:31.400 know.
01:15:32.520 Have any of
01:15:33.220 you been in
01:15:33.640 the news?
01:15:34.980 You know.
01:15:35.960 It's never
01:15:36.380 real.
01:15:37.200 They always
01:15:37.600 get basic
01:15:38.280 things wrong
01:15:38.980 that really
01:15:39.400 matter.
01:15:42.100 So imagine
01:15:43.080 that it's your
01:15:43.800 job to build
01:15:44.840 AI.
01:15:45.380 AI.
01:15:47.160 And you're
01:15:47.820 a technical
01:15:48.320 person.
01:15:49.580 And you
01:15:49.960 don't have,
01:15:50.860 you're not an
01:15:51.680 expert in
01:15:52.180 physics.
01:15:53.180 You're not an
01:15:53.920 expert in lots
01:15:54.600 of things.
01:15:55.640 So you build
01:15:56.340 this AI, and
01:15:57.720 then you find
01:15:58.260 out that it
01:15:59.580 agrees with you
01:16:00.380 on a lot, so
01:16:01.140 you think it's
01:16:01.540 pretty smart.
01:16:03.280 And that when
01:16:04.780 it does something
01:16:05.420 that you do
01:16:05.900 understand, such
01:16:07.640 as write code,
01:16:09.100 you find it
01:16:10.180 quite helpful.
01:16:10.740 So if you're
01:16:12.700 a person who
01:16:13.280 knows code, and
01:16:14.780 you make a
01:16:15.240 device that
01:16:15.820 makes code, you
01:16:17.240 could look at
01:16:17.740 it and say,
01:16:18.140 yeah, you know,
01:16:18.740 it's not
01:16:19.000 perfect.
01:16:19.940 I have to
01:16:20.380 tweak it, but
01:16:21.000 wow, that
01:16:21.400 really helped
01:16:21.840 me.
01:16:22.560 You know, it
01:16:23.020 moved me ahead
01:16:23.880 quite a bit.
01:16:25.600 Now what
01:16:26.180 happens if the
01:16:26.800 people who are
01:16:27.180 making it see
01:16:29.500 that it tells a
01:16:30.280 story about me
01:16:31.180 that's not quite
01:16:32.580 true?
01:16:33.820 Well, they don't
01:16:34.560 know, because they
01:16:35.860 believe the same
01:16:36.460 thing that the AI
01:16:37.500 said because they
01:16:38.320 got it from the
01:16:38.900 news.
01:16:39.820 And the news is
01:16:40.540 all fake.
01:16:43.040 Let me say this
01:16:44.400 in the funniest
01:16:44.960 way.
01:16:47.080 For thousands
01:16:48.160 of years, humans
01:16:50.120 have been lying
01:16:51.280 about everything
01:16:52.260 important in
01:16:53.260 writing, in all
01:16:54.720 of our, you
01:16:55.260 know, books and
01:16:55.960 media and
01:16:56.600 everything else.
01:16:57.900 And then we
01:16:59.580 thought it was a
01:17:00.180 good idea to
01:17:01.620 train an advanced
01:17:02.800 intelligence on a
01:17:04.640 body of work,
01:17:05.560 which we know
01:17:06.800 to be all
01:17:08.220 lies.
01:17:08.800 and we built
01:17:11.680 intelligence on
01:17:13.740 a database that
01:17:15.360 we knew were
01:17:16.960 all lies.
01:17:18.280 Now, why would
01:17:19.340 we do that?
01:17:20.760 It's gel man
01:17:21.600 amnesia.
01:17:23.060 We didn't know
01:17:24.000 they were all
01:17:24.440 lies.
01:17:25.280 We only knew the
01:17:26.420 one thing we knew
01:17:27.280 and then we tweaked
01:17:28.640 it until it worked.
01:17:29.420 Okay, it does write
01:17:30.120 code.
01:17:31.040 Huh, I write code,
01:17:32.020 it writes code.
01:17:33.580 You know, I make
01:17:34.460 mistakes, it makes
01:17:35.320 mistakes.
01:17:35.800 This is pretty
01:17:36.340 good.
01:17:37.920 But as soon as it
01:17:38.960 gets into any
01:17:39.760 other domain, such
01:17:41.720 as mental health, the
01:17:43.920 people who programmed
01:17:44.680 it are blind.
01:17:47.000 So if the AI says,
01:17:50.240 you know, I think
01:17:50.820 that prosecutor, one
01:17:52.760 of those Trump
01:17:53.620 prosecutors, is a
01:17:55.180 perfectly capable
01:17:56.200 person, would the
01:17:59.140 programmer say that
01:18:01.240 that was wrong?
01:18:01.840 But if the
01:18:04.260 programmer was
01:18:05.020 also, let's
01:18:06.360 say, a
01:18:07.400 psychologist and
01:18:08.280 a psychiatrist,
01:18:09.760 they might look
01:18:11.420 at that same
01:18:11.900 person and say,
01:18:12.540 oh, I'm seeing
01:18:13.840 some indications
01:18:14.580 of bad mental
01:18:15.520 health.
01:18:16.840 Could they ever
01:18:17.480 let AI say
01:18:18.340 that?
01:18:19.200 Of course not.
01:18:20.900 So even if AI
01:18:22.180 could see the
01:18:23.120 truth, it will
01:18:24.460 be immediately
01:18:25.180 turned off because
01:18:26.320 the people who
01:18:26.940 are programming
01:18:27.460 say, ah, I
01:18:28.080 got it wrong.
01:18:29.280 I got another
01:18:30.060 wrong thing about
01:18:30.800 this prosecutor.
01:18:31.840 Because I know
01:18:32.840 that she's not
01:18:33.460 biased, so I
01:18:34.760 better change
01:18:35.200 that.
01:18:36.240 There is no way
01:18:37.580 to get there from
01:18:38.600 here.
01:18:39.540 Where we want to
01:18:40.340 get to is an AI
01:18:41.340 that's smart and
01:18:42.200 unbiased.
01:18:43.560 It's not a
01:18:44.580 technical problem.
01:18:47.280 Let me say that
01:18:48.400 clearly.
01:18:49.420 It's not a
01:18:50.240 technical problem.
01:18:51.840 The problem is
01:18:52.800 with us.
01:18:53.900 The problem is
01:18:54.760 that we created
01:18:55.580 an entire body
01:18:57.180 of work that
01:18:57.780 is mostly lies.
01:18:59.140 it's mostly
01:19:01.160 motivated lies.
01:19:03.080 And then we
01:19:03.480 trained the AI
01:19:04.360 on our
01:19:05.020 motivated lies
01:19:06.040 and we're
01:19:06.880 wondering why
01:19:07.500 it seems
01:19:08.840 biased.
01:19:09.900 It can't be
01:19:10.880 anything else.
01:19:12.660 How are you
01:19:13.000 going to, and
01:19:13.600 who is so
01:19:14.300 smart that they
01:19:15.660 could train it
01:19:16.220 to be unbiased?
01:19:18.000 Who's the
01:19:18.600 unbiased person?
01:19:20.600 I don't know
01:19:21.380 any.
01:19:22.520 How in the
01:19:23.200 world is it
01:19:23.760 going to arrive
01:19:24.140 at an unbiased
01:19:25.940 view of anything?
01:19:27.220 It can't.
01:19:29.080 It can't pull
01:19:30.480 unbiased out of
01:19:31.520 only bias.
01:19:35.240 There's no way
01:19:36.020 that it's built
01:19:36.560 to even manage
01:19:37.880 that situation.
01:19:41.300 All right.
01:19:41.940 So I think
01:19:42.320 gelman amnesia
01:19:43.240 is why we'll
01:19:44.020 never be able
01:19:44.560 to build it
01:19:45.200 and it'll take
01:19:46.340 a long time
01:19:46.800 to realize
01:19:47.340 that it's
01:19:47.740 impossible.
01:19:49.080 So I think
01:19:49.540 one of the
01:19:49.960 big proofs
01:19:50.700 of the simulation
01:19:51.580 will be when
01:19:52.360 we realize
01:19:52.980 that we can't
01:19:54.000 fix AI.
01:19:54.740 Now there's
01:19:57.420 a prediction
01:19:57.860 for you.
01:19:59.300 We will come
01:20:00.320 to realize
01:20:01.060 that this
01:20:02.700 bias problem
01:20:03.500 is unfixable
01:20:05.220 because it
01:20:05.880 was never
01:20:06.360 the technology
01:20:07.180 that was
01:20:07.660 the problem.
01:20:09.880 Everybody
01:20:10.440 get that?
01:20:11.420 The technology
01:20:12.380 is fine.
01:20:13.400 It's doing
01:20:13.860 exactly what
01:20:14.480 they built
01:20:14.840 it to do.
01:20:15.980 It looked
01:20:16.420 at what
01:20:16.980 humans do
01:20:17.760 and built
01:20:18.400 an intelligence
01:20:19.000 based on it
01:20:19.900 except the
01:20:21.660 techies didn't
01:20:22.300 realize that
01:20:22.860 all of their
01:20:23.380 news is
01:20:24.780 untrue
01:20:25.200 because if
01:20:27.000 you work
01:20:27.360 in Silicon
01:20:27.960 Valley you
01:20:28.480 think well
01:20:29.160 the things
01:20:29.920 I know
01:20:30.260 about are
01:20:30.800 always true
01:20:31.360 but the
01:20:32.260 rest of
01:20:32.580 that stuff
01:20:32.920 is true
01:20:33.300 so I'll
01:20:34.780 just train
01:20:35.200 it on the
01:20:35.600 rest of
01:20:35.880 the stuff
01:20:36.160 it'll be
01:20:36.420 fine
01:20:36.700 and I'll
01:20:37.480 just tweak
01:20:37.940 it on the
01:20:38.400 things that
01:20:38.740 I know
01:20:39.020 about
01:20:39.360 and then
01:20:40.020 we've got
01:20:40.280 a perfectly
01:20:40.760 unbiased
01:20:41.380 they will
01:20:43.260 give up
01:20:43.740 on that
01:20:44.280 they will
01:20:46.000 give up
01:20:46.520 because it
01:20:47.280 is unsolvable
01:20:48.300 logically
01:20:49.400 it can't
01:20:50.520 be solved
01:20:51.020 it's not
01:20:51.960 the technology
01:20:52.660 it's not
01:20:53.680 how they
01:20:54.000 tweak it
01:20:54.540 and that
01:20:56.900 will get
01:20:57.140 us one
01:20:57.460 closer to
01:20:58.260 the level
01:20:59.480 where we
01:20:59.900 understand
01:21:00.500 we are a
01:21:01.060 simulation
01:21:01.520 in level
01:21:02.640 one of
01:21:03.060 awareness
01:21:03.460 I call
01:21:03.880 that the
01:21:04.220 child level
01:21:04.820 in level
01:21:05.940 one of
01:21:06.340 awareness
01:21:06.680 you believe
01:21:07.480 that adults
01:21:08.400 tell you
01:21:08.800 the truth
01:21:09.300 Santa Claus
01:21:10.780 is real
01:21:11.180 okay
01:21:11.680 Tooth Fairy
01:21:13.900 is going to
01:21:14.220 put a quarter
01:21:14.980 under your
01:21:15.380 pillow
01:21:15.600 sounds good
01:21:16.780 that's level
01:21:18.400 one
01:21:18.740 child level
01:21:19.600 of awareness
01:21:20.180 level two
01:21:21.160 comes when you
01:21:21.780 realize that
01:21:22.380 adults
01:21:23.340 sometimes
01:21:23.860 lie
01:21:24.600 you say
01:21:25.740 oh god
01:21:26.560 there are
01:21:26.840 bad adults
01:21:27.440 and then
01:21:27.760 there are
01:21:27.940 good adults
01:21:28.460 there are
01:21:29.100 some adults
01:21:29.560 who tell
01:21:29.840 the truth
01:21:30.260 and there
01:21:30.520 are some
01:21:30.700 who lie
01:21:31.240 that's level
01:21:33.040 two
01:21:33.360 level three
01:21:35.520 is when you
01:21:35.960 understand the
01:21:36.480 reality
01:21:36.940 might be
01:21:38.300 fixed
01:21:38.760 like there
01:21:39.500 might be
01:21:39.900 an actual
01:21:40.460 reality
01:21:40.960 but that
01:21:43.000 we don't
01:21:43.300 have access
01:21:43.780 to it
01:21:44.260 and
01:21:46.260 our
01:21:47.300 interpretations
01:21:47.920 of it
01:21:48.360 our narratives
01:21:48.940 are purely
01:21:49.540 subjective
01:21:50.120 so subjective
01:21:53.180 that we
01:21:54.940 literally
01:21:55.400 can't tell
01:21:56.120 if we're
01:21:56.600 the bad
01:21:57.140 guys
01:21:57.580 or the
01:21:58.000 good
01:21:58.220 guys
01:21:58.640 in the
01:21:59.360 story
01:21:59.740 right
01:22:02.020 take Ukraine
01:22:03.560 are we
01:22:04.640 the bad
01:22:05.040 guys
01:22:05.440 are we
01:22:06.720 the good
01:22:07.020 guys
01:22:07.340 we don't
01:22:09.400 know
01:22:09.720 we are
01:22:11.260 so
01:22:11.760 we are
01:22:12.700 so
01:22:13.180 in our
01:22:14.440 subjective
01:22:14.940 world
01:22:15.500 that even
01:22:16.420 the most
01:22:17.020 basic
01:22:17.520 questions
01:22:18.060 are we
01:22:19.280 the bad
01:22:19.700 guys
01:22:20.060 we can't
01:22:21.340 tell
01:22:21.560 what about
01:22:23.020 wokeness
01:22:23.580 are the
01:22:24.420 people bringing
01:22:25.040 you wokeness
01:22:25.640 the good
01:22:26.040 guys
01:22:26.460 or the
01:22:27.600 bad
01:22:27.820 guys
01:22:28.160 depends
01:22:29.760 who you
01:22:30.040 ask
01:22:30.420 the most
01:22:31.560 basic
01:22:32.140 questions
01:22:32.640 of reality
01:22:33.520 we don't
01:22:35.200 know
01:22:35.480 and that's
01:22:37.220 that's level
01:22:37.800 three
01:22:38.140 where you
01:22:39.240 realize that
01:22:39.960 wait a minute
01:22:40.580 maybe everybody's
01:22:42.200 hypnotized
01:22:42.880 that's level
01:22:45.340 three
01:22:45.660 but at that
01:22:47.000 point you
01:22:47.340 still believe
01:22:48.200 that it's
01:22:49.500 mostly other
01:22:50.240 people who
01:22:50.740 are having
01:22:51.040 the problem
01:22:51.580 you believe
01:22:53.100 that you
01:22:53.420 have a thing
01:22:53.880 called common
01:22:54.460 sense
01:22:54.920 and it is
01:22:55.960 protecting you
01:22:56.720 from the
01:22:57.040 problems that
01:22:57.560 other people
01:22:58.000 are having
01:22:58.400 wow it's a
01:22:59.780 good thing
01:23:00.060 I haven't
01:23:00.460 been fooled
01:23:00.900 by that
01:23:01.400 yeah I
01:23:02.500 get that
01:23:02.860 there's a
01:23:03.200 difference
01:23:03.600 about whether
01:23:04.560 we're the
01:23:04.900 bad guys
01:23:05.420 or the
01:23:05.620 good guys
01:23:06.020 in these
01:23:06.400 various
01:23:06.740 issues
01:23:07.100 but it's
01:23:08.600 obvious to
01:23:09.080 me
01:23:09.420 it's obvious
01:23:11.240 to me
01:23:11.700 so I'm not
01:23:12.700 really part
01:23:13.140 of that
01:23:13.640 I'm an
01:23:14.840 observer
01:23:15.840 of other
01:23:17.000 people who
01:23:17.560 have subjective
01:23:18.840 problems
01:23:19.520 understanding
01:23:20.160 this base
01:23:21.120 reality
01:23:21.580 but I'm
01:23:22.360 just on the
01:23:22.780 outside
01:23:23.140 I'm like
01:23:24.000 the smart
01:23:24.520 observer
01:23:24.980 that's
01:23:27.520 level
01:23:27.760 three
01:23:28.160 level
01:23:32.260 four is
01:23:34.860 common
01:23:35.140 you know
01:23:37.400 what level
01:23:37.740 four is
01:23:38.320 once AI
01:23:40.800 has completely
01:23:41.820 proven to
01:23:42.480 us
01:23:42.720 that we
01:23:43.220 are only
01:23:43.860 a narrative
01:23:44.560 driven
01:23:45.080 species
01:23:45.600 and that
01:23:46.700 we don't
01:23:47.140 know the
01:23:47.460 truth
01:23:47.700 and we
01:23:48.060 don't have
01:23:48.400 access to
01:23:49.020 it
01:23:49.160 and never
01:23:49.560 will
01:23:49.880 somewhere
01:23:52.280 around that
01:23:53.040 point
01:23:53.460 you're going
01:23:55.700 to become
01:23:56.040 an author
01:23:56.560 and I don't
01:23:58.260 mean writing
01:23:58.760 books
01:23:59.240 I mean you're
01:24:00.740 going to start
01:24:01.080 authoring your
01:24:01.840 environment
01:24:02.380 your actual
01:24:04.640 reality
01:24:05.220 now you might
01:24:06.860 only be
01:24:07.320 authoring your
01:24:08.720 subjective impression
01:24:09.960 of what your
01:24:10.760 reality is
01:24:11.400 but it's all
01:24:12.540 you have
01:24:13.060 if you believe
01:24:15.400 that you won
01:24:15.920 the Olympics
01:24:16.400 and you go
01:24:16.900 through your
01:24:17.300 entire life
01:24:18.020 thinking you
01:24:18.500 did
01:24:18.780 well you
01:24:20.020 did
01:24:20.300 even if
01:24:22.080 you didn't
01:24:23.240 in
01:24:26.140 and I
01:24:26.980 would say
01:24:27.260 that level
01:24:27.780 four where
01:24:28.820 you realize
01:24:29.440 that nothing's
01:24:30.520 real or at
01:24:31.620 least you don't
01:24:32.040 have access to
01:24:32.760 reality it's
01:24:33.440 all it's all
01:24:33.940 narrative
01:24:34.360 we're close
01:24:35.880 in that level
01:24:37.640 we will also
01:24:38.280 realize that we
01:24:39.000 are a simulation
01:24:39.800 created by a
01:24:40.640 higher entity
01:24:41.240 some of you
01:24:44.020 are already
01:24:44.480 there
01:24:44.800 but we're
01:24:48.140 probably no
01:24:48.940 more than a
01:24:49.480 year or two
01:24:49.920 away from the
01:24:51.060 general consensus
01:24:52.000 being that we're
01:24:52.800 there
01:24:53.060 it's going to be
01:24:54.440 a lot like
01:24:54.920 thinking the
01:24:55.400 election was
01:24:56.000 rigged
01:24:57.040 two-thirds of
01:24:57.840 the country
01:24:58.220 thinks the
01:24:58.680 elections are
01:24:59.220 sketchy
01:24:59.660 didn't start
01:25:00.840 out that way
01:25:01.420 that took
01:25:02.540 five years
01:25:03.920 two years
01:25:05.860 or so
01:25:06.320 well you
01:25:06.680 could say
01:25:07.040 you know
01:25:07.780 less from
01:25:08.240 2020
01:25:08.680 and I've
01:25:12.260 got a
01:25:12.500 prediction
01:25:12.800 well
01:25:14.800 actually
01:25:15.840 I'm going
01:25:17.160 to tell you
01:25:17.500 about a
01:25:17.780 prediction
01:25:18.120 I've
01:25:20.280 reminded you
01:25:21.020 of this
01:25:21.340 many times
01:25:22.120 but I'm
01:25:23.060 quite aware
01:25:23.620 that it
01:25:24.160 doesn't
01:25:24.440 register
01:25:24.980 like it's
01:25:26.560 something I
01:25:27.000 say and
01:25:27.420 you've heard
01:25:27.760 it before
01:25:28.240 but until
01:25:29.560 reality caught
01:25:30.520 up with it
01:25:31.080 it didn't
01:25:32.020 make as much
01:25:32.520 sense
01:25:32.940 in 2015
01:25:34.920 I told you
01:25:35.780 in public
01:25:36.400 a number
01:25:37.160 of times
01:25:37.780 that Trump
01:25:39.060 would change
01:25:39.640 more than
01:25:40.120 politics
01:25:40.820 he would
01:25:42.020 change our
01:25:42.560 understanding
01:25:43.200 of reality
01:25:44.000 itself
01:25:44.520 and then
01:25:46.080 we watched
01:25:46.800 and he
01:25:48.220 did
01:25:48.540 he brought
01:25:50.500 us all the
01:25:50.980 way to the
01:25:51.780 middle of the
01:25:52.280 third level
01:25:52.940 of awareness
01:25:53.640 AI is going
01:25:57.620 to take you
01:25:58.020 over the
01:25:58.440 border
01:25:59.860 AI is
01:26:02.120 what will
01:26:02.520 convince you
01:26:03.240 that you're
01:26:05.020 living in a
01:26:05.520 simulation
01:26:05.980 not just
01:26:07.580 the fact
01:26:07.980 that it
01:26:08.280 can create
01:26:08.760 a simulation
01:26:09.380 that's
01:26:09.720 perfectly
01:26:10.160 photorealistic
01:26:11.580 but we
01:26:12.740 will realize
01:26:13.280 that we
01:26:13.640 can't
01:26:14.260 program
01:26:14.820 the AI
01:26:15.700 to know
01:26:16.220 things
01:26:16.660 about
01:26:17.680 important
01:26:18.120 things
01:26:18.500 because it
01:26:19.260 will just
01:26:19.500 be somebody's
01:26:20.100 opinion
01:26:20.460 the programmers
01:26:21.860 that there
01:26:23.140 is no such
01:26:23.820 thing as
01:26:24.540 here are the
01:26:25.120 facts and we
01:26:25.760 all agree
01:26:26.100 on them
01:26:26.440 if we could
01:26:27.200 just be
01:26:27.560 smarter we'd
01:26:28.200 all agree
01:26:28.580 and I
01:26:31.380 would say
01:26:31.720 that that
01:26:32.100 prediction
01:26:32.540 is absolutely
01:26:35.220 true
01:26:35.860 already
01:26:36.540 not the part
01:26:37.640 about knowing
01:26:38.140 you're in a
01:26:38.500 simulation
01:26:38.820 but would
01:26:40.260 you agree
01:26:40.700 with the
01:26:41.020 first part
01:26:41.560 of the
01:26:42.020 prediction
01:26:42.440 that Trump
01:26:43.740 ripped a
01:26:44.360 hole in
01:26:44.800 reality
01:26:45.300 and nothing
01:26:46.420 looks the
01:26:46.880 same anymore
01:26:47.400 agree
01:26:48.440 yeah
01:26:49.420 now remember
01:26:50.820 I told you
01:26:51.280 that the
01:26:51.620 closest you
01:26:52.300 can get
01:26:52.680 to reality
01:26:53.340 is prediction
01:26:55.060 so my
01:26:59.740 next
01:27:00.000 prediction
01:27:00.480 now that
01:27:01.840 you saw
01:27:02.160 that that
01:27:02.520 one was
01:27:03.460 uncannily
01:27:05.120 right
01:27:05.620 I don't
01:27:07.020 think anybody's
01:27:07.680 ever made
01:27:08.080 a bolder
01:27:08.640 prediction
01:27:09.020 than that
01:27:09.600 I actually
01:27:11.640 told you
01:27:12.140 that reality
01:27:13.460 would change
01:27:14.160 while you
01:27:15.160 watched
01:27:15.600 who has
01:27:16.700 ever
01:27:17.100 predicted
01:27:17.560 that
01:27:17.980 now it
01:27:20.740 was
01:27:20.900 people were
01:27:21.760 impressed
01:27:22.140 when I
01:27:22.500 said
01:27:22.720 Trump
01:27:23.120 would be
01:27:23.400 president
01:27:23.800 and then
01:27:24.780 he became
01:27:25.120 president
01:27:25.520 that was
01:27:26.480 impressive
01:27:26.920 it's nowhere
01:27:28.840 near
01:27:29.560 as impressive
01:27:30.900 as telling
01:27:31.960 you that
01:27:32.320 reality would
01:27:33.200 change while
01:27:33.820 you watched
01:27:34.620 those are
01:27:36.160 completely
01:27:36.800 completely
01:27:38.000 different realms
01:27:38.860 yeah
01:27:39.820 and I
01:27:40.400 nailed that
01:27:41.020 and it was
01:27:42.220 obvious to
01:27:42.820 me
01:27:43.060 now
01:27:44.500 there's a
01:27:45.500 member watching
01:27:46.180 right now
01:27:46.640 who just
01:27:47.040 completed a
01:27:47.740 course in
01:27:48.200 hypnosis
01:27:48.680 your head is
01:27:51.320 spinning right
01:27:51.840 now isn't
01:27:52.280 it
01:27:52.960 because once
01:27:53.820 you complete
01:27:54.300 a course
01:27:54.680 in hypnosis
01:27:55.280 you can
01:27:56.440 see all
01:27:57.200 of this
01:27:57.680 all the
01:27:59.500 things that
01:28:00.000 were just
01:28:00.340 confusing
01:28:00.900 just lock
01:28:02.760 into place
01:28:03.400 and you
01:28:04.340 say
01:28:04.640 ah
01:28:05.500 that's
01:28:07.020 why
01:28:07.280 it was
01:28:08.200 purely
01:28:08.500 subjective
01:28:09.080 and it
01:28:10.480 affects me
01:28:11.120 as well
01:28:11.560 as other
01:28:11.920 people
01:28:12.220 I'm not
01:28:12.600 exempt
01:28:12.960 and that's
01:28:14.440 when you
01:28:14.660 enter the
01:28:15.080 simulation
01:28:15.580 speaking of
01:28:20.300 reality
01:28:20.800 77%
01:28:22.600 according to
01:28:23.100 Rasmussen
01:28:23.520 of likely
01:28:24.560 US voters
01:28:25.080 believe it
01:28:25.560 is likely
01:28:26.020 Putin
01:28:26.420 hadn't
01:28:26.780 have only
01:28:27.160 murdered
01:28:27.580 I think
01:28:31.680 that the
01:28:32.400 the idea
01:28:35.460 that
01:28:35.960 Ukraine
01:28:37.600 actually
01:28:38.200 no what
01:28:39.580 is it
01:28:39.800 Ukraine
01:28:40.240 actually said
01:28:41.920 that he
01:28:42.320 died of
01:28:42.680 natural
01:28:43.000 causes
01:28:43.500 yeah
01:28:45.240 to me
01:28:46.560 that feels
01:28:47.080 a little
01:28:47.540 CIA-ish
01:28:49.280 all right
01:28:52.360 ladies and
01:28:53.540 gentlemen
01:28:53.820 to conclude
01:28:56.140 I don't know
01:28:57.100 what the CIA
01:28:57.820 does and
01:28:58.480 doesn't do
01:28:58.980 I don't have
01:28:59.860 access to that
01:29:00.600 I'm just
01:29:01.420 saying that
01:29:01.920 if you're
01:29:02.280 looking for
01:29:02.700 explanations
01:29:03.400 that explain
01:29:04.080 everything
01:29:04.520 the simulation
01:29:05.960 theory
01:29:06.480 explains a lot
01:29:07.480 gel man
01:29:08.800 amnesia
01:29:09.460 explains a lot
01:29:10.720 my chart
01:29:12.800 of the
01:29:14.060 more money
01:29:14.700 is involved
01:29:15.400 the more
01:29:15.960 BS
01:29:16.420 and more
01:29:16.800 lies
01:29:17.220 explains a
01:29:18.480 lot
01:29:18.840 and the
01:29:21.560 possibility
01:29:22.100 that the
01:29:22.620 CIA
01:29:23.000 and John
01:29:23.640 Brennan
01:29:23.980 specifically
01:29:24.740 is behind
01:29:25.380 a lot
01:29:25.720 of things
01:29:26.020 that you
01:29:26.300 don't
01:29:26.540 understand
01:29:27.160 in
01:29:27.920 politics
01:29:28.460 explains a
01:29:30.900 lot
01:29:31.180 and that
01:29:32.420 ladies and
01:29:32.920 gentlemen
01:29:33.200 is a show
01:29:34.520 you could
01:29:35.020 not ever
01:29:35.580 see
01:29:35.960 if I had
01:29:37.080 corporate
01:29:37.580 sponsors
01:29:38.100 this is
01:29:39.280 why I'm
01:29:39.660 a subscription
01:29:40.340 entity
01:29:41.180 so if
01:29:43.440 you'd like
01:29:43.700 to join
01:29:44.060 the
01:29:44.340 locals
01:29:45.540 scottadams.locals.com
01:29:47.480 I would
01:29:48.680 welcome you
01:29:49.300 and we do
01:29:50.100 more of this
01:29:50.700 that you don't
01:29:51.460 get to see
01:29:51.880 in the morning
01:29:52.280 all right
01:29:53.160 that's all
01:29:53.680 for now
01:29:53.980 thanks for
01:29:54.400 joining
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01:29:55.940 and Rumble
01:29:56.460 and the
01:29:57.060 X platform
01:29:57.620 I will see
01:29:58.240 you tomorrow
01:29:58.760 same place
01:29:59.840 same time
01:30:00.740 you
01:30:19.160 you
01:30:20.160 you
01:30:22.160 you
01:30:24.760 you
01:30:27.720 you
01:30:28.260 you