Episode 2413 CWSA 03⧸14⧸24
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Summary
This week on Coffee with Scott Adams, Scott tells the story of a night gone wrong when a drone was spotted near his home at night, and how it may have been spying on him. Also, Scott talks about a recent drone incident that may or may not have been the work of a burglar.
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all right good morning everybody and welcome to coffee with scott adams the greatest thing that's
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ever happened to you in your entire life and if you'd like to take this experience up to levels
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as in pi and uh you know what goes really good with pie
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coffee exactly did you all watch the starship launch apparently it was a big success
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um i got to watch it a little bit it's i tell you it's never less exciting is it
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watching that damn starship go up the biggest thing that's ever flown in the history of
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i don't know the universe maybe and uh i guess it was a big success there was some minor thing that
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they still want to get right but as a test it was a big success so congratulations to elon musk and
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spacex because i have to say uh the the spacex spacex launches are the thing that makes me feel best
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about being an american does anybody else have that yeah you watch politics all day you just feel bad
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about being american because you know it's just part of the the output but when you watch uh
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a bunch of mostly americans i suppose i guess they have to be american because of law
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um put a big damn rocket into space makes you feel like maybe we'll be okay maybe maybe we'll invent our
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way out of this problem all right i gotta make a small adjustment here there we go much better
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all right uh you know there's a thing i like to do about uh half an hour before bedtime for me i
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don't know if any of you do this do you try to make sure that at least maybe 30 minutes before you go
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to bed that all your work is done and you're just not fussing with anything and you just put your mind
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into this you know this sort of glide path towards sleep
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and then something happens exactly at the moment you were going to go to sleep
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yeah last night last night i'm brushing my teeth i got my pajamas on i've done all my work i've exercised
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i'm ready to go to sleep ding message from the neighbor there's a what over my house oh there's a
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drone over my swimming pool looking in my windows at 10 o'clock at night
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suboptimal well it looked like it was uh it was either a hobbyist who was just checking
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into the neighborhood or it was part of the burglary gangs the burglars look for entry through the
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backyard and the neighborhoods are kind of irregular so it's not obvious how you get in anybody's backyard
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but this particular drone seemed to have been casing the entire neighborhood
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so now it has a full map of how to get into everybody's backyard
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and and even who's home it even knows who's home at 10 o'clock at night because if you're not home at
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10 o'clock at night on a wednesday you're probably on vacation you know what i mean so i did get a video
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of it uh leaving my house and it was a pretty substantial drone now who flies a drone let me ask
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you this who flies a drone on the highest wind day of the year so far it's like the first day there was
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like serious wind at night who does that we you know we checked with the police wasn't the police
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you know in case they were looking for a suspect or something nope um i suspect it was uh possibly
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don't know but maybe uh these central american south american burglars because they've hit my
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neighborhood twice and they seem to know how to get in the backyard and that would explain a lot
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so uh if you hear that uh i've been killed in my house anytime soon probably that probably that
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so the burglars have an air force now that's suboptimal um but you know what was weird is that
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at night when you're looking at a drone at night your perspective is bad because the it's dark out
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and so i i think i see this thing over my house and i'm like i can't tell if i'm looking at a
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commercial airplane you know commercial vehicle that's really far away and that's why it looks slow
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or small or if it's actually a drone that's right over my house it was actually hard to tell um but i
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realized it was not a commercial flight i mean it wasn't any kind of a bowing because i didn't see any of
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the parts fall off into my pool i checked the pool there were no there were no parts that fell off
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so i ruled down a boeing kind of a plane so that's how i figured out it was a drone
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um nothing was falling off it yeah oh speaking of boeing
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uh unusual whales is reporting on x that uh boeing is unable to find the records documenting who worked
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on the that plane they have the problem recently hmm that's
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well interesting they've uh they've just lost those records
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would you like me to predict the future watch me do it again sometime in the future
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there will be terrible allegations against a large entity or person possibly government maybe a big
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corporation and their records which are normally kept regarding that situation will be tragically lost
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and again and again and again because apparently tragically losing your records when law enforcement
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would like to look at them happens all the time
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well i think those records are possibly with the epstein client list and at least two diamonds from
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hunter and jim biden um it's all in one place wouldn't it be funny if everything we lost it was all in one
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place we just found it one day all right well you know i guess i won't be flying any commercial airplanes to
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canada but that's okay because there's a canadian law that's endorsed well listen i guess it's uh
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up for uh vote but it's endorsed by the trudeau government and it would imprison people for life
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for speech crimes according to the trudeau government
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would that apply to visitors i assume it would right so if i travel on a boeing plane up to canada
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and somehow i survived the trip if i open my mouth i can go to jail for life
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and the only requirement is that somebody in the government has to say that in their opinion i
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violated some i don't hate speech or something half of the things i say are hate speech according to
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somebody else not according to me but according to somebody else about half of what i say is hate speech
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so certainly if that law passes uh canada would be a no-go area for me so let's see i won't be going
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to china because i'm definitely on a list there russia seems a little iffy at the moment uh i don't think
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i want to go to mexico because the cartels seem kind of aggressive well i'll probably just stay home
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and let the let the drones see me uh speaking of canada um the toronto police were saying that a
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good home safety tip and we all need some home safety tips because a lot of crime lately it seems
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like but uh toronto police advised the canadians to leave their car keys near their front entry to make
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it easier for the thieves to steal the keys so they can steal your car do you think i'm making that up
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no i'm not the the advice is apparently this crime is now so widespread that they need specific advice
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for people breaking into your house physically breaking in the front door apparently and uh looking
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for your car keys so the idea is to leave them where they're easily stealable because that's the
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main thing they want so so they'll come into the house they'll steal your car and then they'll you know
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you'll live they just get your car so that's uh let's add that to the reasons of not visiting canada
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speaking of canada the post millennium is reporting that the canadian supreme court justice says
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uh don't use a woman to describe a rape victim they like to uh call that person a person with a vagina
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so in the court system in canada you will no longer be a called a woman if you're a victim of rape you
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would be called a person with a vagina person with a vagina do you know uh who who thinks this is a good idea
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well right now i would say something that would be so funny and it would start with the letter c and
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there would be four letters in it it would rhyme with punt and i would never say that in this
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this uh live stream but god it would be funny if i could it would be so funny but offensive offensive
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but also funny so i'm not going to say it i learned that from trump that's a trump tactic i'm not going
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to say it some people would say that word i'm not going to say it because i'm above it i'm above it
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all right uh well i was deeply disappointed by an nbc news report that says the report of cannibals in
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haiti are completely fake possibly there was never even even one cannibal well that's a big old
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disappointment now how many of you thought that there was a cannibal problem in haiti how many of
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you really thought there was a cannibal problem you know i saw the story and it was naming names
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and of course they were going after the the right wing you know group uh ian miles john was named and
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elon musk is named and i'm reading the order i'm reading the article and the whole time i'm reading the
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article the whole the only thing i'm thinking what was i thinking what was i thinking when i read the
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article about the right-wing people who say there's cannibals in haiti don't mention me no please don't
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put my name in this article i so easily could have been in that article and then i was trying to remember
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what i said about the cannon the cannibals maybe you can help me out i think what i said about the
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cannibals was that i thought it was exaggerated and you know maybe there was one cannibal once or
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something so i don't think i did i did i express that i believed it i'm asking you because i actually
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don't remember did that did i act like i believe there was a cannibal problem i know i did for joke
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purposes but beyond joke purposes did i take it seriously i can't remember yeah i think i i think it was
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mostly jokes but i wasn't in that one there's a good good thing um zuby a good post today i agree
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with he said following most of the dating advice on social media is a surefire way to end up single
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and either childless childless or with children from people you're not married to
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you exercise extreme caution so much bad advice out there uh yes that's true um and
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i i was mocking the other day a influencer who happens to be unusually good-looking and has a great
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voice and smarter than average and the influencer who is unusually good-looking and charismatic and
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smarter than the average person and apparently apparently you know knows how to succeed it's
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doing great uh that person's advice was uh to be yourself to which i say can i try to be you
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can i try to be you know better looking and more charismatic and a little bit smarter and better
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at my job and can't can i be a better version of me you know if i were born that guy i wouldn't i
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wouldn't want to change it's the worst advice in the world the worst advice be yourself no
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try to be a little better than that see see if you can improve on that
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but anyway the funniest comments were at my expense and
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there's some user named poochie who weighed in on the comments
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and and said you know mockingly because i joke about it so poochie says just be yourself scott
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now of course poochie is making fun of the fact that you know i make fun of people say just be
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yourself but then after poochie says to me just be yourself scott
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shane williams comes to the comments and comments to that he says
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about me he says he's tried that do you want the spoilers
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i've tried being myself do you want to hear how that worked out
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now my rule when people make fun of me online my rule is that it's either funny or it's not funny
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that's pretty much the whole filter that's pretty funny he tried that do you want the spoilers
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anyway uh also unusual wales is reporting that uh senator bernie sanders is introducing legislation for a
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32 hour work week do you like that idea the 32 hour work week
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now i have mixed feelings about it mixed feelings um it's my experience that
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there are a lot of people who certainly don't you know kill it for 40 hours in a row
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and if you can get 32 good hours as opposed to 40 where you're wandering around talking to your
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co-worker maybe it's better but he wants to make sure you get paid the same
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for your 32 hours so i don't know that could be good for some people bad for other people
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uh i'm not sure i wouldn't favor it but i would say if you're going to start banning
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amount of work i would start with homework if i had to compare the two things
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uh yeah and then you would get overtime pay if you worked 40 hours correct so basically it's just
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another way to give somebody a raise i would ban homework for children before i would ban work week
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i think a lot of families are just ruined by all the homework their kids get because you can't have
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any kind of life have you have you experienced that yet you can't have any kind of a family life
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because kids are in school and then they come home and they that's all the time they have is to do
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homework that's it there's there's nothing else left and in fact how many of you have had this
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experience that if you were to sit down and have a family meal it would take too much of the homework
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time away so your kid who's doing homework takes their plate and goes up to the room and you don't
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see him again until morning you drive him to school how many have that experience yeah the the homework
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thing ruins family life it just ruins family life and it's one of the worst things in the world and
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it's not done for a good reason that the apparently the science does not support massive homework you know
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maybe a little maybe a little bit just to make people responsible but no three four hours of homework
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and i that's not doing anybody any good uh there's a fascinating thing happening on the internet
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about people who have no inner dialogue now i have an inner dialogue which means that i think in words
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i hear a conversation in my head which is me talking to myself or somebody in there talking i i i think
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things through in terms of a hypothetical conversation i'm having with somebody on the topic
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that so so my internal state is just conversation it's just an ongoing permanent conversation
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but there are people and a lot of them um who don't have that conversation going on
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which for those of us who do we don't know what that's like so there was a you know one viral video
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of a young woman who said she doesn't have that conversation and it was really fascinating
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she was being interviewed by somebody who does as to what's that's what that's like and she described
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it as uh seeing shapes of sentences but not hearing the words you're looking at the sentence as like a
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pattern but not hearing it like it's people talking it that's wild that is so wild but you know what it
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made me think the person describing the no inner dialogue was describing it exactly like a computer would
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describe its internal process it's ai so ai doesn't have a conversation that's going on on its head
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it simply produces what it needs on demand and the the act of producing it is the first time it's
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turned into words but before that it's just stored as patterns and the people who don't have the inner
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dialogue are operating just like ai they see a pattern and it's not until it's the actual output that it's
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turned into words i see the words first everything's stored in words and you know patterns as well i guess
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but if you need any more evidence that we're a simulation and that there's some npc like stuff
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going on well there you go there you go now i'm not saying that some people are not real people
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i'm saying that um it's exactly what you would expect if we were a simulation right and that
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doesn't mean we are it's exactly what you would expect is that some of the characters would have no
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inner dialogue do you get that if we're a simulation one of the obvious things you'd expect is that we're not
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all regular playing characters some are some are scenery and there's no reason that the scenery
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characters would have a inner dialogue and the other thing that ai doesn't do well is humor
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and i wonder if there's a crossover between the people who don't have a and sort of a verbal dialogue
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in their head and the people who don't respond to verbal humor but they might respond if they saw
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somebody fall in a mud puddle right so the people who see somebody fall in a mud puddle
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will laugh because it's visual but if you tell them a clever dad joke they're like dad joke puns are
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funny you know the the verbal part wouldn't wouldn't hit anyway speaking of that i saw elon musk being
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asked uh if agi happened that would be the super intelligent ai not the kind we have now but the the
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real thinking kind that if that ever happened what would be the first question he would want to ask
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the ai and elon thought for a while and he asked this question what happens outside the simulation
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so elon wants to know who's running the simulation
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now i don't know that agi will ever be able to answer that question but it might have an interesting
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take on it speaking of elon as you know don lemon was going to be on x and elon had helped him i
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think they helped him build a studio and they were going to partner together so don lemon has elon on
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as his first you know wisely as his first guest and uh after that elon basically said they're not partners anymore
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and uh i wondered what could he possibly asked that would make you want to like just drop the whole
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thing because it's a pretty big hit to the business model if the you know the first notable person from
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the left who would have their own show on x if that person gets you know fired on day one it's a pretty
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big hit for what he wants to do business wise but what was it so i've seen a few clips and some reports
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there's more to see so i'd recommend you watch it when it's the full thing is live but apparently
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the part i saw don lemon was trying to get uh elon smeared with the replacement theory concept
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they're replacing us um so replacement theory is associated with racists and so you could tell that
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don lemon just wanted to use replacement theory in his conversation so they could smear elon now it was so obvious
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that he wasn't just trying to find out what's true he was just trying to create a viral moment
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that smeared the person who was helping him the person who was helping him the person who was helping
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revive his career and giving him a new source of money don lemon decided to destroy by smearing him as a
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racist simply by trying to get words in the same sentence so that it'll be associated with him and elon
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wisely just said he wasn't going to even address the topic because there's nobody in the world who
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thinks that mass immigration is not going to have an impact you know on the people already here so
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you know the it's a totally fake attack and then apparently also don lemon was going to make a thing
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about what uh prescription drugs elon takes to sort of smear him as a drug user when there's no indication
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of anything like that so the whole thing was a hit piece and he was in sort of cnn mode where the idea is
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to get somebody destroyed to make some clicks now that's very much what elon's not about
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destroying somebody's reputation to get some extra clicks so he just said screw you and he walked away
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good good good now i've got a question for you and see how see how funny you feel that you never thought
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of it do you remember the so-called fine people charlottesville event do you remember what the uh so-called
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um legitimate marchers were chanting all on their own they came up with the jews will not replace us
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is there ever been a real racist anywhere who thought that jewish immigration was
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what was what was going to replace you so here's the funny thing the people pretending to be racist
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with their chant didn't even understand real racist enough to know that the whatever racists have
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against jews has nothing to do with replacement theory those are completely separate topics the
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replacement theory is about people coming across the southern border what is there a big jewish
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immigration problem that now how how bad do you feel about yourself that until now no nobody told you
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that the thing they were chanting couldn't possibly be a real racist chant because there's literally no
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racist who has that opinion ever not a single racist thinks that thinks that jews are replacing americans
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none and the news reported that and and it's been years it's been years and and it wasn't until this
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morning when i was thinking about this story i thought wait a minute jews will not replace us when was that
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even was that ever even in a conversation it are the is the kkk sitting around and saying you know what
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a real problem here is that massive jewish immigration no oh so the people who are who are
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obviously running the op now i do believe that there were real racists in the group of course
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i also believe it was organized by you know some intelligence group or who knows probably domestically
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intelligence group it looked like a fake op but the people who organized it and organized the chant
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the fact that they didn't even know what what white supremacists believe or think or care about
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and they had to make up a chant and they missed it by a mile
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nobody are are you are you blown away by this or not are you just now realizing that the most famous chant
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in you know recent news couldn't have possibly been real it could not have possibly been real
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uh apparently larry ellis of oracle and elon musk are collaborate collaborating according to rowan
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chiang on x uh apparently they're working on something to use uh ai powered applications for farms
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and helping to plan predict and increase agricultural output well imagine ai applied to our food supply
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uh i don't know how many times i've said it until i'm broken record but our food supply is completely
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a mess not just the quality of it and the additives and all the things making you sick
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but the the amount of extra labor of getting a freaking potato from a field into my mouth
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the number of people and processes and changing hands and trucks and everything it's insane
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it's just crazy so i know that the musks have been you know really into this whole food supply problem
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because uh kimball musk brother of elon who's also a hugely successful entrepreneur if you didn't know
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um has been working on the indoor gardens i don't know if that i think that startup is still there
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but imagine if you put robots indoor gardens which i think the indoor gardens could be underground
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i think i would use the boring machines to build myself lots of underground farms so they could be
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close because if you do it underground it's close to the people who eat it and it's also you know away
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from the bugs and away from the hurricanes and stuff so i think uh watching the musks solve our food supply
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problem is one of the most exciting things and you know i gotta say it again i've said it before
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of course when you produce you know multi multi-billionaires in our free market system
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people are going to say hey our system is so bad because all these people are getting getting all the money
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but there are a few things that the poor do not necessarily appreciate
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number one whatever it is at least for the entrepreneurial types whatever it is that caused them to make that money in the first place
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assuming they didn't inherit it but whatever they did to make it it gives them extra powers
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and they are the ones that you want to have extra cash because when elon musk has extra cash he builds a
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spaceship when kimball uh musk has extra cash he tries to solve the food supply problem right don't you
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want them to have extra cash i mean they use other people's investments as well but they put a lot of
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their own money into it and i want the smartest people to have the most cash i want the smartest people
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you know the ones who actually want to do stuff to have the most cash that's why we're all better off
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um anyway so that could be big uh rowan also rowan uh chung was talking about a company called cognition
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ai they've got a new ai called devon that it's like an autonomous ai agent that can be a programmer
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so you knew the ai could give you programming code so if you said stuff like you know give me some code to
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do this or that it could give it to you but now they've turned it into a full agent so it's like a
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person with a personality who's just you can hire that's right you could hire the ai as a full replacement
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to a programmer now there's nothing it wouldn't be able to do that's the claim now i suspect they're not
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exactly there where it can do everything a human can do but the claim is they're right on the edge of it
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it might actually be better than the human already don't know speaking of that chat gpt also has a
00:31:01.380
robot and if you haven't seen chat gpt in a robot body well you got to see it because they fit they've
00:31:09.780
got the voice problem fixed so you know how robots always had the voice problem i am a robot thank you
00:31:18.500
for talking to me today well now thanks to ai and its ability to imitate voices it sounds exactly like
00:31:26.340
a human talking to you in a normal voice the only thing and they've also solved the the jerky robot
00:31:34.500
motions you know that robots used to be all jerky and slow so they solved that it's you know it's a
00:31:41.380
little bit slower than a human but you figure that'll speed up the only thing it still does
00:31:46.340
is give you the awkward pause between talking to it and responding and i used to have a friend who
00:31:53.300
would do that that this was my conversation with my friend and and i never knew how to have a
00:31:59.940
conversation with him because it would go like this hey you know did did you see that news yesterday
00:32:04.660
about what trump said yeah i saw it and then i didn't know what to do after that
00:32:17.620
because there was such a delay between what i said and what somebody else responded to like i
00:32:22.500
i'm not even sure we're in a conversation might be just two people saying stuff
00:32:26.580
well i've got a uh prediction about the future um i believe that cash money the dollar will disappear
00:32:37.460
and it will disappear because it will have no value because it gets inflated into nothingness
00:32:42.340
eventually but that we will replace that as opposed to going out of business and dying as a civilization
00:32:49.380
we will invent our way out and it will look like this there will be i'm predicting a new digital
00:32:55.700
currency that does not exist that we will be backed by the productivity of specific real robots
00:33:05.380
so instead of having a currency that's backed by gold used to be um and now is backed by i'd say the
00:33:13.060
military the united states and the productivity of american workers i think that one ended up
00:33:18.900
being a total show and inflation and debt has driven it to almost zero so you need something
00:33:26.820
that represents productivity that you can base a currency on the perfect thing is robots because
00:33:34.740
the robots will take all our jobs so you don't want you don't want a product you don't want your
00:33:40.420
money to depend on human productivity you're going to have to put it on something that's going to last
00:33:45.460
so i think that we will all have micro shares of robots meaning that you'll have um you'll have point
00:33:53.380
zero zero one percent of a little group of robots so if one of the robots goes bad you don't lose all
00:33:59.460
your money you know it's a sort of a diversified robot group and those robots would have jobs and
00:34:05.460
they're producing things and you own a piece of that so somebody's saying ethereum maybe maybe not
00:34:14.980
so i think micro shares of robots with a digital currency will be the future because our regular
00:34:20.340
currency will rot and become worthless maybe we can even use the digital currency to pay it off
00:34:25.780
um in some some kind of ratio uh here's something that naval ravikant says you should always follow
00:34:34.100
him on x for the philosophical big picture stuff one of the well i actually call him the smartest person
00:34:41.700
i know um naval he said something similar in a post he said it's possible the technology
00:34:48.820
will decouple the store of value the medium of exchange and the unit of account
00:34:56.500
now that's a big statement but uh to put it another way um you're going to have to find value
00:35:04.100
and it's probably not going to be cash so i think the two things of value in the future will be a
00:35:11.700
share ownership of anything that's robots as well as owning land i think those are the only two things
00:35:19.380
that will have lasting value because they can't make more land well that's not even true either they
00:35:25.620
can make more land actually i take it all back because the ocean is wide open you can just cease
00:35:35.140
set it so we're probably at the point where we can we have the you know good technology for pure water
00:35:41.060
and energy from a sea platform probably you can make more land so i'd say share of robots is going
00:35:47.300
to be the the basis for money in the future all right let me tell you a little story about my
00:35:52.420
awakening um in other words finding out that everything in the world is fake
00:35:58.340
now this is not a complete list there's a whole bunch of other things i could put there
00:36:02.820
but i want to see if this tracks in any way with your own journey to figure out what's true and what
00:36:09.460
isn't so i started out i posted this next i said that i remember when i first found out that the
00:36:16.100
gender pay gap is fake do you remember when you first found that out you've been told for years
00:36:22.660
you know women earning 80 cents on the dollar or whatever and then one day you read something says
00:36:27.620
no it's all totally made up nothing like that's happening that they're just measuring apples and
00:36:34.100
oranges different jobs different amount of hours different experience and and then if you normalize
00:36:40.420
for all that stuff it's the same you remember the first time you found that out and you thought
00:36:47.220
how could how could this be like the dominant thing that we talk about all the time and also
00:36:52.900
completely false just completely false how's that even possible like it's a big eye-opener isn't it
00:36:59.700
now there's there are at least a few people watching this who are saying wait what what you're
00:37:05.700
crazy right is that some kind of right-wing thing are people actually saying that the gender pay gap
00:37:11.140
isn't real the gender pay gap has never been real it never was now i i do think there was a time in
00:37:18.020
history where it was real but certainly in my lifetime the statistics were always made up i've never
00:37:23.860
seen one example of a woman pay less than a man for the same job in my whole life never heard of it
00:37:29.780
never even heard of it all right so um and now and i know you're going to say scott i know of
00:37:40.340
this situation where there was a woman who was paid less than the average and they had to fix it
00:37:44.660
yes do you know how hard it would be to find men who are also paid less than the average for the
00:37:49.460
same job easily because if you took 100 men doing the same job some would be above average some
00:37:55.220
would be below average so therefore men are discriminated against compared to men right
00:38:00.580
because some are paid more than others therefore you should pay you should pay all the men the same
00:38:05.380
which would be the equal to the most that the most man has ever made for that job
00:38:08.900
am i right because that's how math works whoa yeah so that's how you get stuff like the
00:38:19.780
but uh soon after i figured out that was fake i learned that
00:38:24.180
racial discrimination against white males was the dominant form of racial discrimination in the united
00:38:29.700
states by a lot it wasn't even close i remember growing up thinking oh my god it must be terrible
00:38:37.620
to be black all the discrimination and of course there is plenty of discrimination but not nearly as
00:38:44.900
much as there is against uh white men it's not even close now a bunch of you are saying my god slapping
00:38:51.060
your head are you i can't even believe my hearing this that's the craziest thing i've ever heard and
00:38:56.500
part of the reason i say it is so people will come into the comments and say are you serious uh uh you're
00:39:04.500
saying let me see if i understand how crazy this is you're saying that today and even for a year or so
00:39:11.620
you're saying that white men were the most discriminated against group come on come on
00:39:19.540
seriously what evidence do you have of that can you point to some evidence and that's called
00:39:26.180
the trap i set and then i posted on x and say anybody want to tell their story because my claim is this
00:39:35.140
there are 80 million direct witnesses and if you'd like some proof just walk outside find any white
00:39:44.020
man say excuse me sir have you worked in big companies if they say yes say are you aware of
00:39:51.220
any discrimination against uh white men a hundred percent will say oh yeah god yes happened to me or
00:40:00.420
happened to my best friend or happened to my brother yeah everyone a hundred percent and do
00:40:06.020
you know what happens when i say a hundred percent of men have had the experience 80 million direct
00:40:11.140
witnesses people will say well that's a little anecdotal isn't it yeah it's anecdotal until you get to
00:40:17.940
about 80 million i'd say it's anecdotal up to a dozen if 12 people say i say well that's a little
00:40:27.860
anecdotal i'll even give you a hundred if a hundred people had that story well it's not really science
00:40:35.460
a lot of people in the country 100 stories no there are 80 million 80 million direct witnesses
00:40:43.620
that's not anecdotal and you don't need to do science you don't need to do science for something
00:40:49.140
that is glaringly as obvious as the sun do you know what i've never seen i've never seen
00:40:54.900
a study that proves that the sun is real i've never seen one why should i believe the sun is real
00:41:02.020
i've never seen the study no the sun is real because it's there every day and you can't miss
00:41:06.660
it and it gives you sunburns yeah i don't need a study uh later after i learned that everything about
00:41:14.020
racial discrimination was backwards i learned that everything about nutrition science was fake and
00:41:18.420
always has been probably still is i assume it still is nutrition one of the most basic things you need
00:41:26.580
to get right science-wise nope it was always just made up um then it was about that time that people
00:41:35.380
started telling me that we can accurately measure the temperature of the planet and then we can do better
00:41:40.980
than that we can model it into the future so we can know the future okay that's one i didn't need to
00:41:47.780
be taught that it's not real because i did financial forecasting for a living and it takes you about one
00:41:55.460
minute of experience to figure out that all of your outcome is based on your assumptions and that the
00:42:02.020
model is just a way to launder the opinion you already had that's it there it can do a few things it
00:42:08.740
can't predict the future but sometimes modeling will tell you what couldn't work so for example if
00:42:15.460
you try to model it and every single assumption you make doesn't work it loses money every time well
00:42:21.220
that that might tell you something but if there if the assumptions determine whether it makes money or not
00:42:28.820
modeling is just laundering your assumptions basically so you can tell other people it's real
00:42:34.020
um and then i learned that police apparently don't shoot black men for no reason other than being
00:42:41.460
black i've been told for years that that happened i thought they were just blazing away because they
00:42:47.860
saw a black motorist and said well i'm a big i just guess i'll start shooting turns out that wasn't true
00:42:53.860
and actually white men get shot more by by the police but black men do get roughed up more because they act
00:43:00.740
exactly the same as everybody else they just get roughed up or am i right we're still pretending that
00:43:07.300
was real we're not ready to say that different groups might have different behaviors because they've
00:43:14.420
had different experiences do you know what causes you to have a different behavior different set of
00:43:19.940
experiences that'll do it every time yeah so but we're supposed to ignore that don't everybody acts
00:43:27.700
the same we're stopped by the police all right and asians are pretty much just lucky because with all
00:43:34.340
their bad asian behavior when they get stopped by police they're always resisting and yet somehow with
00:43:41.060
all that asian american resistance when police stop them they don't get shot a lot and i can only attribute that
00:43:47.540
to massive bigotry um some some kind i don't know uh then i was told that the covet vaccine
00:43:54.820
could be created in months after failing to do so for decades and uh all i had to do was wear a mask
00:44:01.860
until the cure was ready so that made me a little bit cynical uh then i learned that our elections are not
00:44:08.660
designed to be audited which only means one thing am i right
00:44:17.540
uh i think it was glenn greenwald who was saying today that in brazil where there are over 200
00:44:24.180
million people i think they do uh hand ballots and they're done in a day california is still counting
00:44:31.220
from that that election that was done not a long time ago so no um our elections are are designed for
00:44:41.220
cheating clearly they're designed to promote cheating now if you didn't know that hello
00:44:50.660
it would be very easy to design it so you couldn't cheat everybody knows how to do it just i think in
00:44:57.540
brazil this is what greenwald was saying they do their uh the election is one day and they do it on sunday
00:45:04.180
and i think i think i think it's um and they get a massive turnout is there any reason we have voting on
00:45:12.420
a tuesday can anybody give me a good reason why voting is on a tuesday where do we come up with that
00:45:22.100
that's crazy all right um then i learned that it's not racist to say in public that black people have
00:45:34.740
trouble getting ids because you know i i thought that was racist to think that black people can't
00:45:42.580
do something that every single other person can do in society and if you stop them in the street and say
00:45:47.300
and say was it hard to get an id they laugh at you like what kind of racist are you that you think i
00:45:52.420
can't get an id literally the easiest thing you can do in society so that was always a lie still is a
00:45:59.540
lie uh and now i'm told that the reason democrats want to drop the requirement for id before voting
00:46:11.460
yeah that's the reason that they want to have no id
00:46:19.780
to make a better voting system no it's obviously for cheating obviously there's no other reason for
00:46:28.340
it there is no other reason it's just ridiculous all right so there's a pattern there
00:46:34.420
um so let's talk about the tiktok ban it's getting more interesting every day
00:46:42.820
uh there are a number of theories about who's really behind everything like who's who is it who
00:46:48.900
wants this ban and who is it who's trying to stop it so here are the players one one belief is that the
00:46:55.380
our domestic intelligence people want to control tiktok and they don't control it because china controls
00:47:02.340
it and that the real play is to get it under american control so that our spooks can be in it and
00:47:10.260
look for terrorists but also look for good people doing stuff that they can punish i guess
00:47:17.140
so that's one theory the theory is that the uh so-called tiktok ban is really not a ban it's a play to
00:47:24.820
get the product moved into american control which would give our intelligence people control of it like
00:47:31.140
they control everything else do you think that that's really happening do you think that part of
00:47:36.420
the dynamic is our intelligence people wanting to control it so china doesn't yes of course yeah
00:47:45.140
it's not the only thing happening i'll get to the others but it's one thing there's no question that
00:47:50.980
our intelligence people are in the other platforms or have been there's no question that they would like to
00:47:56.500
have that information and they'd like not china not to have it so yeah i think i think that's just
00:48:02.740
obvious this is really obvious that our intelligence people don't want china to have it and if they could
00:48:08.740
control it they want it another is that it's about israel have you heard that one that the tiktok ban is
00:48:16.980
really about israel because the there's a just a gigantic difference between uh the tiktok
00:48:24.980
hashtags about free palestine they're getting over 80 million impressions at one point compared to the
00:48:31.300
pro-israel stuff this is after october 7 the pro-israel posts were like one percent of it
00:48:38.260
so there's something like 100 to 1 pro-palestinian views on tiktok compared to pro-jewish or pro-israel
00:48:48.100
i'd say and there's a audio tape of uh of greenblatt who heads the adl saying that tiktok was a giant
00:48:58.500
problem for israel and the problem is um he said that the anti-israel thing is is not a left-right thing
00:49:08.260
he said if you think it's a democrat republican thing you're going to be completely lost
00:49:12.580
it's a it's a young versus old thing and that youth are way way more anti-israel
00:49:20.020
and that tiktok is where that's happening so um so israel and anybody that they can influence it in
00:49:29.300
the american government because the adl does have some punch and and so do the lobbyists so israel might
00:49:36.100
want tiktok to have less influence over the youth so that could be part of the part of the question
00:49:44.900
but let me ask you this do you think that china um caused that or was it happening on its own
00:49:54.180
why do you think there was a hundred to one pro-palestinian opinions on tiktok do you think
00:50:00.260
that happened on its own because the young people are so well informed they probably just came up with
00:50:06.900
their own opinions being well informed right now uh so there's a conversation going on among actual
00:50:15.860
professionals in our government at the same time that there they should be aware that there was a
00:50:24.180
a hundred to one um bias about the most important one of the most important topics right now a hundred
00:50:30.980
to one bias now how in the world do you think that happened on its own do you do you think that the
00:50:37.300
youth on tiktok were getting this from their other media sources in which they're looking at geopolitical
00:50:44.100
concerns no there's no there are no children looking at geopolitical concerns on cnn and then taking their
00:50:51.380
opinion to tiktok that's not happening all of those opinions are created on tiktok by tiktok do you
00:50:59.220
think china has an interest in uh pursuing let's say the palestinian point of view over the israeli
00:51:05.620
point of view of course they do because it would be divisive it's divisive so of course they do so
00:51:13.860
i would say that the fact that the pro-palestinian thing um is wildly different on tiktok than it would
00:51:21.060
be for somebody who's a not paying attention you know they might have a different opinion or somebody
00:51:26.900
who's just watching other media it's obvious that they put their finger on the scale is there anybody
00:51:33.060
here who doesn't think that china put their finger on the scale on tiktok for the gaza situation to me
00:51:39.220
it's obvious right very obvious all right so that's another factor but again i don't think the
00:51:48.980
intelligence group is the factor i don't think israel is the factor there's also a bunch of people and
00:51:54.180
i'm in this category i'd call us anti-china hawks that if it's good for china you know we might be
00:52:02.580
automatically against it so i'm uh i'm a china hawk i guess and anti-china hawk and i'm in that category
00:52:12.980
yeah i don't want china to have a weapon that they can push a button and change our opinions on
00:52:19.060
a geopolitical matter of great concern um so that group then there's also some uh folks who say that
00:52:28.660
facebook may be lobbying to get rid of it get rid of tick tock because that would get rid of the
00:52:33.780
competition and then that traffic might come over to instagram that's owned by beta and so that's part of
00:52:40.660
it so i would say that all of these are true there's something about china there's something
00:52:46.740
about our intelligence people something about uh what israel and the adl wants something what about
00:52:52.820
the anti-china hawks and something about the competitors like facebook so when you put it all
00:52:57.940
together you can see that it's like this weird stew where nothing makes sense it's because there are too
00:53:04.660
many interests just everybody's got their own little angle on it so let's see how that's working its way
00:53:11.140
out uh here's one way some say the bill is a trojan horse and that the real purpose of the bill is to
00:53:19.700
get control over american companies so that if it had passed the same law that used to ban tick tock
00:53:26.500
could immediately be used to ban uh the x platform as long as the government said the x platform was
00:53:34.660
doing stuff they don't like but dan crenshaw says that that same bill says it only applies to tick tock
00:53:45.060
now what's going on i've seen language in the bill that from my non-lawyer reading looks like it's broad
00:53:52.580
enough to apply to other places and people who are far smarter than me say they looked at it and said oh yeah
00:53:58.580
the real problem is this applies to all the american platforms as well but dan crenshaw who's who's
00:54:04.980
talking about this a lot and definitely has read it right sometimes you say well maybe they haven't read
00:54:10.580
it he's read it why is he saying it applies only to tick tock what's going on i i don't know the answer
00:54:17.540
to the question by the way is he lying is he misinformed or is he is he the only one who's right
00:54:27.540
you know maybe i've been lied to because i'm you know i i can't say it on my own maybe i was lied to
00:54:38.820
well i mean i saw the language that looked like it was not specific but maybe it is i don't know
00:54:45.860
so that's weird and i think this might have something to do with all these different interests
00:54:50.420
um so uh let's see vivek is talking about it again today and he he says uh here's the bill we
00:55:00.500
really need so as you know the house passed the proposed ban on tick tock but the senate
00:55:06.340
um is not is not a lock to pass it at the very least i think it's almost guaranteed they won't
00:55:12.900
um so it won't become law but here's what vivek says we need instead a bill that we need is to ban
00:55:21.140
companies from transferring us user data to foreign adversaries we all agree with that right it doesn't
00:55:28.260
matter if it's a foreign company or a domestic company we don't really want them to give it to
00:55:32.500
china so i think we're all on the same page on that number two ban any government actor foreign
00:55:38.180
or domestic from using threats on internet companies to censor or promote so definitely
00:55:43.540
we don't want our government or foreign governments to be leaning on um the platforms do you like that
00:55:52.820
how many say that's a good idea well that'd be a great idea if you could do it could you do it
00:55:58.900
no of course not this isn't practical how are you going to stop china from pushing the heat button
00:56:05.780
did you stop them from pushing it about the palestinian question no you don't know if they
00:56:10.740
pushed it and if you ask them they'll say we didn't push that button oh and then we say we'll cut it out
00:56:18.180
we think you did and they say we didn't we didn't well we think you did no we didn't how in the world
00:56:26.180
are we going to ban the chinese communist party from telling bite dance to push the heat button on a topic
00:56:32.100
yeah i can't imagine that that doesn't seem practical but then the third thing limit all
00:56:40.580
addictive social media and kids under age 16 okay that's not going to happen
00:56:48.900
i think he used to say um it's just social media maybe but he's added addictive if you have the
00:56:56.660
addictive part do you see the problem if you add addictive it includes video games because people
00:57:04.340
are going to say well it's not the only addictive thing kids are doing if if online addictive stuff
00:57:12.900
is a problem you better include video games if you include video games you're bringing a gazillion
00:57:18.660
billion dollars of money opposed to the idea so they'll kill it you know the video game people
00:57:24.260
would just have too much money they'll kill it um i just don't know it's practical though what it is
00:57:31.460
practical is make sure there's no chinese company operating in the united states with social media
00:57:38.020
that's practical but it wouldn't as vivek accurately points out it would be giving sort of a pass to our
00:57:44.340
domestic social media companies that might be in their own way as big a problem in a different way
00:57:51.140
so i would say that vivek is 100 right on the um philosophic level philosophically we should treat
00:58:04.180
all the companies the same um and we should monitor their behavior uh as opposed to just making laws
00:58:13.940
you know well let me say it better we we should look at what they're doing not just saying this company
00:58:19.460
or that company so that part makes perfect sense philosophically but i don't see any way it can be done
00:58:26.260
there's no practical way in the real world you could do it but you could ban a company you could ban an adversary
00:58:41.220
there was one there was one comment i saw from a user on x called uh the hero uh robert is his name
00:58:55.220
so the hero says uh just see if this sums it up i'm kind of a student of language you know being a writer and all
00:59:02.180
i love it when i see a short sentence this sums up everything all right here's a short sentence about
00:59:09.140
the tiktok ban that i think says everything quote really just need one page and the one page should
00:59:17.140
say quote we ban usage of tiktok in the united states until they digest divest from the ccp
00:59:24.340
and then robert says anything more is something different is that the best the shortest way to say
00:59:34.100
that i can say it again just because it's so impressive it's impressive by how short it is
00:59:41.060
we really just need one page that says we ban usage of tiktok in the united states
00:59:45.940
until they divest from the ccp anything more is something else
00:59:53.380
and that's what this bill is it's anything more so you know it's not about tiktok
01:00:00.340
it's something else whatever it is it's something else so there's something else this could include
01:00:07.780
facebook is lobbying israel might have a point of view on on this and our intelligence people would
01:00:13.220
like to have more control over it so yeah there's a whole bunch of something else happening
01:00:17.940
and that's why it's going to get um probably all that something else
01:00:25.060
and money is why it probably won't get passed in in the senate all right um gavin newson points out
01:00:33.460
that the economy is doing great more people working more new businesses started more manufacturing higher
01:00:38.420
wages record highs in the stock market and uh the united states economy grew faster than any of the
01:00:43.620
the nations in the g7 again what is missing is at the expense of what how much stimulus did we punch
01:00:51.460
into our system from borrowing if if all these good things are happening because we borrowed too much
01:00:56.980
money and we can't pay it back this is the beginning of complete destruction if we can pay it back and it was
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part of getting us to this better point well it was pretty genius we don't we can't even tell the difference
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between good news and bad news is this good news or bad news that all these economic indicators are
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looking good well your common sense says it's good news but if we only got there by artificially pretending
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we had money we don't have it's all going to look pretty bad pretty soon it's sort of like somebody who
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robbed a bank and they're living really well until they get caught we're like the bank robber
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who got away with it but the fbi is tracking you down you know that's our debt see the fbi would be
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the debt in this analogy all right uh trump knows that his first term he got a lot of criticism for
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who he hired and in an interview he said that he didn't know anybody in the town because he was an
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outsider but now that he's more of an insider and he met all the people during the first term
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he would be in a much better position to hire better people do you think that's going to happen
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how many people think that the only issue is that he didn't have access to better people but now he
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does well one thing that might have changed is a lot of mainstream republicans might be willing to take a
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chance on him you know the first time you had a lot of mainstreamers is always too dangerous
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but i think now especially because biden looks like such a waste of oxygen that's a little easier to
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bank trump to back trump if you're a standard republican so i think he would be able to hire
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better uh i don't know if it'd be as good as you want it to be but i do think i think his point is
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that he should be able to hire better it makes sense well you know the pbd podcast with patrick bet
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david um he's doing a great job that his business is really booming there apparently they're adding chris
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cuomo to their lineup on the podcast i think he's still staying with news nation um but valutainment
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is the uh is the uh broadcast now a lot of people push back on patrick bet david a lot of people who
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watch his show are conservative types and they're saying what chris cuomo he's the don lemon of
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other people you know don't let that monster on there he's just gonna say things and he he did
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that thing or there's something he didn't like blah blah blah um i'm gonna back patrick bet david on
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this big time uh chris cuomo is actually a perfect guest he's a perfect guest for that you know the the
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worst part about uh podcast is a bunch of people who agree with each other talking there that's it
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you put cuomo on there and you're at least going to get some different opinions you know and somebody
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who can professionally present them and uh i would like to suggest to you that chris cuomo is a lot more
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common sense based than um demigod what's the word uh when you're just on your team he he's
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less he's less a uh democrat who has to prove he's a democrat and everything democrats say is
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good than he is a person who just wants things to work so i know this from you know a long conversation
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with him personally so when i got canceled i got i got a little i got to hear quite a bit about his
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point of view and things and i don't want to represent a private conversation but i will tell
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you that you have him wrong i will tell you that you have him wrong and that you should
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probably give him a chance because the fact that he's willing to go on that podcast at all knowing
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that he would be the you know the odd man out um that tells you something you know he knows how to
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put it on a show so some of what he does is showmanship and you know his personality is one that not
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everybody's going to respond to but that's everybody so um i'm going to endorse him for the show i think you
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should watch it and i think it's going to be good and i think that uh patrick bet david made a really
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smart move i hope it works out there's a billionaire australian guy clive parker palmer who's going to
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build a recreate a perfect recreation of the titanic and make it available for people want to go on the
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titanic i saw that in the daily loud x post so it's going to set sail in 2027
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uh the happiest people about that were the icebergs the icebergs so bring it on well i'm not sure i
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would get on the titanic i think i'd rather just fly in a boeing well no i don't want to fly all right
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well i got lots of choices the walking is looking good well speaking of things that are doomed not
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just the titanic rasmussen says that 55 percent of uh voters who likely voters who are polled rate the
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government at poor and stopping illegal migration uh 81 of u.s voters say it's important to them that
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the government stop illegal immigration so the fact that is not being stopped tells you it's about
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something else yeah it's about the cartels being uh working with our um with our government basically
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um charlie kirk reports that uh georgia's governor brian kemp uh he just signed a senate bill that
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creates a panel of georgia lawmakers that can discipline and potentially remove uh state prosecutors
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that are bad so that could include fulton county da fonnie willis now that's interesting that that seems
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like a good model for other states at least if they're red states to create a special uh panel just for
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removing rogue state prosecutors because if you did it with i suppose somebody could just fire them
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but if you did it that way it's going to turn to into a whole racial thing so it's probably good cover
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to have some kind of committee doing it all right ladies and gentlemen this brings us to the conclusion
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of the best live stream you'll see today and uh did i miss anything
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i miss any big topics that are happening today um how is the judge not removed or yet well they're
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still deciding on that we're talking about fanny willis i i have a i'm starting to think that those
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charges are going to be completely dropped because i don't think any real prosecutor would have brought
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them anyway and there must be at least one real prosecutor in georgia somewhere
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who's who's smarter that's funny who's smarter deval and chamath or vivek
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well if you have some real smart people there i don't think i'll pick a favorite those are all
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that once somebody's smarter than you are you can't tell who's smarter among them that's a good general
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rule if if you see two people who are definitely dumber than you you could tell which of them is smarter
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or the two dumb people but as soon as someone is smarter than you by one percent it all looks like
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magic you can't tell yeah if i saw two of the like smartest physicists in the world debating
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i can't tell which one's right yeah so as soon as they're smarter than you you can't tell
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all right that's why your dog doesn't know you're smarter
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yeah we talked about uh don lemon by the way i i think i changed my opinion when i heard that don
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lemon was gonna have a show on x i thought oh he's gonna get away from that cnn model of you know just
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character assassination and stuff but i guess it i guess it's a sticky model so after seeing how
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he handled elon i would never agree to go on there because it because the fact that he just used the
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opportunity to smear him by association uh there's no way there's no way i would put myself into that
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yeah he does not seem to be an honest broker of the truth and doesn't seem to be trying to be
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can't read his mind but from the outside it looks like he's not attempting to be honest
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elon invited lemon zuckerberg show to continue on the platform
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okay yeah i think he's still going to be on the platform but maybe with less support
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drone update i don't have an update i just got a got a video of the drone that buzzed my house
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at 10 p.m last night somebody said that you could track a joke where a drone had been
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that they all have to be registered in some way i don't know about that that doesn't seem true
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all right thank you ladies and gentlemen on the let's see we got uh oh we have 5900
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people watching let's say 1.6 000 on rumble locals is close to a thousand and we've got 3400 on youtube