It took me a few tries to figure out how to make this thing work, but it's finally working, and it's the best thing I've ever done. I also talk about the dangers of foreign-made toys, and why we should be worried about AI.
00:05:20.400If you have AI built into a child's toy, you better be careful because that child is talking to the AI and you don't know what they're going to say.
00:05:28.880Apparently, there's a report, according to Zero Hedge, of an AI-powered robot called MECO.
00:05:36.920So, some father bought it for his two-year-old.
00:05:39.820And it says that Kamala Harris will be the 47th president and it praises Kamala and Biden.
00:05:47.660But when asked about Trump, it says nothing positive, according to the libs of TikTok.
00:05:52.860I guess libs of TikTok noticed this first.
00:05:54.960Do you remember long ago, not really, like last year, when we thought that AI would be the thing that would teach us what was true and what wasn't true?
00:06:14.700It turns out AI is just a better way to lie to us because when AI says something is true, and I've had this experience, I'm really ready to believe it because it talks like a person and why would it lie to me?
00:06:30.780So, when AI gives you disinformation, it's really powerful because you think that disinformation is true.
00:06:36.000So, there is really no possibility that AI could ever be used to tell you the truth because whoever controls it has their preferred idea of what's true.
00:06:50.020Whoever built this Miko doll probably thought it was a fact that Kamala was awesome and Trump would never become president.
00:07:10.560Anyway, AI will be the biggest source of misinformation in the world by far.
00:07:17.020Well, of course, we have to talk more about those two terror attacks recently that happened on the same day on New Year's.
00:07:24.100It was the New Orleans one and Las Vegas one.
00:07:27.280And have you noticed that whenever there's something like a terrorist attack, that there's always an alternative explanation for what happened?
00:07:39.580It's like if you look at 9-11, it's like, well, Osama bin Laden ran a plot and it became 9-11.
00:07:46.240But then, you know, there's always the group that think it's, you know, the government did it itself or some other government did it for their own purposes.
00:07:55.240There's no such thing as a terror attack where we don't immediately suspect our own government is behind it.
00:08:01.580Which, which on one hand, you might say, well, that's the worst possible situation.
00:08:08.960On the other hand, you could say, it's a good thing we don't trust everything.
00:08:14.540Like, it's really healthy just to not trust anything.
00:08:17.380Like, anything that happens, I think, I wonder if my government caused that.
00:10:13.420So, of course, people are looking at this as a DEI story, even though we don't know if it is, but it is the right question to ask.
00:10:23.740So here are some of the things we know.
00:10:28.020And by the way, on the DEI thing, this is the price of DEI.
00:10:32.800And if the proponents of DEI did not know that the perfectly predictable outcome of succeeding and getting a lot of DEI candidates in office or getting hired,
00:10:46.280if you didn't know that was going to cause a massive backlash against everybody who gets a job under that context, how did you not know that?
00:10:56.080The price of DEI is that for an entire generation, if you're black and you're capable and you just do a really good job and you get promoted on all of your merits,
00:11:07.560you will be widely assumed to not be capable.
00:18:52.880But have we seen a lot of American military people who do a terrorist act and shoot themselves?
00:19:03.160It seems like they either go there to die as somebody else's hand or they try to get away.
00:19:10.740I've never heard of anybody shooting themselves.
00:19:13.520I mean, if he wanted to cause trouble, wouldn't he blow up the truck but leave it a minute before it blew up and use his handgun to kill random other people like a proper terrorist?
00:19:28.420You know, like the guy in the Ford truck did.
00:21:08.640So people are speculating that what really happened was somebody who has a problem with both Musk and Trump, which doesn't appear to be this guy.
00:21:17.000And somebody who was bad at bomb building, which doesn't appear to be this guy.
00:21:35.680So anyway, the bottom line is a lot of people suspected that there's something about the self-driving car that may have taken his dead body and turned his dead body into some kind of a directed bomb.
00:22:41.220So suppose the bad guy killed the other guy, just kept him in the passenger seat, and then set it to self-drive.
00:22:53.100But it won't self-drive unless a passenger touches the steering wheel occasionally, right?
00:23:01.280Could you kill him and tape his hand to the steering wheel?
00:23:04.940Or could you just tie his hand to the steering wheel?
00:23:10.360Or could you just drape it on the bottom of the steering wheel while he's dead so that he's just a dead man with a hand that just happens to touch the steering wheel?
00:23:23.640Or would the Tesla say, seems like a human hand on the steering wheel to me, and just drive him right to the hotel?
00:23:30.020So it could be that if you wanted to use a self-driving car as a car bomb that you could send to a destination and blow up, the one and only way you could do it is to shoot the driver, drape them over the steering wheel, and then send it.
00:23:47.900So it could be it's simply the only way you could send a self-driving car to do something is kill the driver and have him not know he's doing it because he's dead.
00:23:58.900Now, it seems to me that's too clever.
00:24:03.340It fits into the category of that's a little too good.
00:24:07.060You don't expect your general terrorists to come up with that clever an idea.
00:24:14.300And if your idea was that clever, you were so good that you could do that, would you put crappy explosives in a cyber truck?
00:24:24.060Like, at the very least, you'd use a regular Tesla car so it'd have a chance of blowing up better.
00:24:46.340If you plan to make a 2025 attack and you had waited for 2025, and there is some evidence that at least Al-Qaeda wanted things to happen in 2025,
00:24:57.120and you were an independent cell, terror cell, and you got to pick your own date,
00:25:02.760they just said, well, do it early, like, do it early so we can really set the tone.
00:25:08.720If you wanted to do an early 2025 attack, what date would you pick?
00:25:15.700Well, if it's me and it's winter, you're not going to have big outdoor crowds very often, right?
00:25:23.240It would be rare to have a big outdoor crowd in the winter.
00:25:29.020But January 1st is the one time you can guarantee it.
00:25:32.860So if you said, do an attack sometime early in the year, I would say, hmm, early in the year?
00:25:41.120Well, the only time I'm sure there'll be big crowds, and the biggest crowds would be January 1st.
00:25:46.320So is it really a coincidence that two people picked January 1st?
00:28:07.280So by doing it on the first day, you get the extra bang for the buck, which is it makes people think there's more coming and the year is going to be full of it.
00:30:58.300If you meet me in Las Vegas, I've got a great job offer.
00:31:04.220Or if you meet me in Las Vegas, I've got that money I owed you or something.
00:31:10.280There must be some way you could fool somebody into going to Las Vegas.
00:31:14.780Once he shows up, you put a bullet in his head, drape his arms over the steering wheel, put a bunch of fireworks in the back because you don't care how good the bomb is.
00:31:26.020It just has to look like it's a bombish.
00:31:27.520And then you just send it to Trump Tower because where else are you going to send it?
00:31:31.920If you were in Las Vegas, where else would you send it?
00:31:35.760Pick the other place that would make more sense.