Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 3069 The Scott Adams School 01⧸11⧸26

00:00:00.000 accept accept

00:00:02.540 accept the same two people

00:00:06.800 I accepted before

00:00:07.780 yeah

00:00:08.120 how come you're not in

00:00:11.900 I know but

00:00:13.980 how come you're not

00:00:15.180 how come you're not live though

00:00:17.540 it says live

00:00:18.940 I am live

00:00:19.640 where are you

00:00:21.240 looks like

00:00:26.340 hello

00:00:29.500 can you see me

00:00:30.780 we see you

00:00:32.320 awesome

00:00:33.280 I can't figure out how to put you on screen

00:00:36.060 I can see you and me on screen

00:00:39.320 you saw us both

00:00:41.640 I mean I see

00:00:43.240 there you go

00:00:43.860 what

00:00:44.920 holy crap

00:00:46.740 two amazing brains

00:00:51.500 and this is like

00:00:52.440 this is so hard

00:00:53.960 it's the hardest thing I've ever done

00:00:57.460 in my life

00:00:58.180 exactly

00:00:59.200 so

00:01:01.460 Shelly

00:01:02.060 will keep on

00:01:03.160 trying to text

00:01:04.320 our other

00:01:05.900 invited guests

00:01:06.900 yeah

00:01:07.580 and

00:01:09.020 so I think if we go to the waiting room

00:01:10.840 they might be in there

00:01:11.800 can we see if there's anybody else

00:01:13.700 in the waiting room

00:01:14.320 no I don't want to go anywhere

00:01:15.680 because you're afraid to move

00:01:19.100 you're already

00:01:19.600 you already got a good spot

00:01:21.040 yeah

00:01:23.380 nothing there

00:01:24.660 so

00:01:25.420 Dr. Drew

00:01:27.440 are you

00:01:29.500 Shelly

00:01:30.920 can you text

00:01:31.640 Dr. Drew

00:01:32.320 yeah

00:01:33.740 I think you did

00:01:34.960 find out if he has the latest link

00:01:37.300 that you just emailed him

00:01:38.520 yeah

00:01:39.280 he probably

00:01:39.740 he might

00:01:40.200 I mean

00:01:40.620 I had a problem

00:01:41.980 on my phone

00:01:42.820 but then I had

00:01:43.380 once I got the rumble app

00:01:45.060 it was

00:01:45.600 it worked out

00:01:46.600 you might just need to refresh it

00:01:50.260 so find out if Dr. Drew has downloaded the rumble app

00:01:55.940 on anything

00:01:57.080 okay

00:01:57.700 why don't you guys get started

00:01:59.040 and I don't know if it's going to work for them

00:02:01.280 but they'll

00:02:02.180 if they can get into the link

00:02:04.340 and get in

00:02:05.000 we can

00:02:05.520 accept them

00:02:07.000 as soon as they

00:02:07.680 can get in

00:02:08.840 all right

00:02:09.680 we've got a little IQ test here

00:02:11.380 everybody

00:02:11.960 Greg

00:02:13.820 Greg's in the leaderboard

00:02:15.880 yes

00:02:16.860 but

00:02:17.920 Owen is here too

00:02:20.720 I think

00:02:21.440 I guess I passed the test

00:02:22.640 is that Owen

00:02:24.680 that is Owen

00:02:26.200 hi Owen

00:02:27.260 hello Greg

00:02:29.960 good

00:02:30.860 good

00:02:31.980 so

00:02:32.860 what do you want to talk about

00:02:35.420 can I tell you about a conversation I had yesterday

00:02:37.660 tell me about it

00:02:40.180 so I was talking to

00:02:41.460 a mutual friend of ours

00:02:42.780 and we were

00:02:43.420 talking about

00:02:44.680 like

00:02:45.780 how the

00:02:47.720 Coffee with Scott Adams

00:02:49.040 is uniquely

00:02:50.700 irreplaceable

00:02:51.780 which is redundant

00:02:52.800 and it's like

00:02:53.400 and she was saying to me

00:02:55.200 that it has to do with the fact that

00:02:57.040 it doesn't feel like a show

00:02:59.800 and the moment that

00:03:01.440 like if anybody tries to kind of recreate that

00:03:04.240 they have to somehow figure out

00:03:06.880 kind of the natural nature

00:03:09.220 of

00:03:09.960 of

00:03:10.780 what you did

00:03:13.060 and

00:03:13.620 it might not be possible

00:03:15.100 like you could think of the right person

00:03:17.240 but that may not be enough

00:03:19.720 it's like

00:03:20.500 it's something about the fact that it just

00:03:22.960 did not feel like a show

00:03:25.000 I thought that was interesting

00:03:26.900 the show that did not feel like a show

00:03:29.740 yeah

00:03:30.320 that's what I was aiming for

00:03:32.400 yeah

00:03:33.080 yeah

00:03:33.820 I always wanted to feel like you're in my living room

00:03:36.320 or

00:03:36.660 just chatting

00:03:38.320 yeah it was like

00:03:39.740 I tried that with Red Eye

00:03:41.060 where every night

00:03:41.940 I tried to do something different

00:03:43.380 so it felt like it was in somebody's basement

00:03:45.700 and I think it worked

00:03:46.820 I think it kind of worked

00:03:47.980 but it's like

00:03:48.500 if you try to do it

00:03:50.160 like

00:03:51.360 like I try to give people advice

00:03:53.480 like don't do

00:03:54.200 don't

00:03:54.740 you don't have to say hello

00:03:55.640 this is the Greg Gutfeld show

00:03:57.060 you don't have to do that

00:03:58.220 you know

00:03:59.220 you can do

00:03:59.780 boop-a-do-ba-do

00:04:00.820 boop-a-do

00:04:01.400 what you do

00:04:03.800 and then you kind of like move around

00:04:04.980 got your papers

00:04:05.880 you know

00:04:07.440 oh and then

00:04:09.080 you know what we did

00:04:09.920 we were trying to go through people

00:04:11.780 who

00:04:13.080 who would be the closest

00:04:14.460 to you

00:04:16.200 as a replacement

00:04:18.140 it's a fun game

00:04:19.800 all right

00:04:20.580 now I have to know

00:04:21.380 who you thought was the closest

00:04:22.860 well okay

00:04:24.020 I'm gonna tell you

00:04:25.200 the people

00:04:25.960 okay

00:04:27.340 so by the first

00:04:28.480 in terms of somebody

00:04:29.440 who who gives wisdom

00:04:30.900 that I can use

00:04:32.300 Adam Carolla

00:04:33.480 is really good

00:04:34.380 but his countenance

00:04:35.820 is different than yours

00:04:36.800 he's like

00:04:37.280 he

00:04:38.560 he's not like

00:04:39.800 it's hard

00:04:40.780 he's not

00:04:41.440 the friendliest

00:04:42.780 kind of persona

00:04:44.440 and

00:04:45.440 and he's

00:04:46.200 I think it's because

00:04:47.340 he's like

00:04:47.720 he's got the

00:04:48.260 the angry comedian thing

00:04:50.080 so even if he's right

00:04:51.920 right

00:04:52.860 gonna alienate some people

00:04:55.120 which

00:04:55.920 which

00:04:57.760 which you don't have

00:04:59.160 and then

00:04:59.500 but you know the one I think

00:05:00.720 is the best

00:05:01.420 is Walter Kern

00:05:02.960 but he also has a point of view

00:05:05.160 but he has this

00:05:06.740 very folksy

00:05:08.080 he's very real

00:05:09.880 and

00:05:11.100 he

00:05:11.600 does this podcast

00:05:12.620 with Matt Taibbi

00:05:13.740 and you kind of feel like

00:05:15.200 you're also

00:05:15.980 pals

00:05:18.280 but I

00:05:19.380 it's really weird

00:05:20.240 it's like your talent stack

00:05:21.540 it's such a combination

00:05:23.580 of things

00:05:24.320 that it's almost impossible

00:05:25.440 to find

00:05:26.300 you know

00:05:27.420 the

00:05:27.680 what

00:05:28.180 is he gonna take a poop

00:05:31.140 on your shoulder

00:05:31.780 he

00:05:32.840 has been doing

00:05:34.320 like while I was waiting

00:05:35.200 he's been

00:05:35.920 bothering the hell out of me

00:05:37.520 so he's with me

00:05:38.240 while the baby's eating

00:05:39.420 and

00:05:40.540 he just

00:05:41.120 he's just doing

00:05:43.460 stupid shit

00:05:44.760 it looks like

00:05:48.100 he's up to no good

00:05:49.060 and I'm not

00:05:52.400 and

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00:05:53.340 basically

00:05:57.340 he just doesn't know

00:05:58.060 what to do

00:05:58.700 but so anyway

00:05:59.780 we

00:06:00.080 I think we talked about

00:06:01.300 an app for an hour

00:06:02.340 well

00:06:02.700 we talked for about an hour

00:06:04.480 about replacements

00:06:05.940 and I

00:06:06.640 came to the

00:06:07.200 I said this on your

00:06:08.300 spaces

00:06:08.860 that we won't know

00:06:10.260 who the next Scott Adams is

00:06:12.000 because they don't

00:06:12.960 even know it

00:06:13.520 you know

00:06:16.080 they don't

00:06:16.920 you didn't know

00:06:18.580 you were gonna be

00:06:19.140 the next Scott Adams

00:06:20.400 I did not know

00:06:21.840 yeah

00:06:23.860 when I started

00:06:24.620 I thought it would be

00:06:25.480 a

00:06:25.740 sort of an

00:06:26.940 incremental

00:06:27.640 you know

00:06:29.040 I'd learn as I go

00:06:30.140 yeah

00:06:30.860 I think that's what happened

00:06:33.000 yeah

00:06:34.260 you know

00:06:34.600 I'm always amused

00:06:35.460 by the

00:06:36.060 the difference

00:06:37.640 in voice quality

00:06:39.000 between the professionals

00:06:40.840 and the amateurs

00:06:42.100 yeah

00:06:43.220 the moment

00:06:44.900 you come on

00:06:45.700 you can tell us

00:06:47.300 it's a very

00:06:49.140 practiced voice

00:06:50.300 yeah

00:06:51.260 it's a

00:06:51.960 you

00:06:52.740 I

00:06:53.340 like when I talk to

00:06:55.960 people

00:06:56.240 like people who were on my show

00:06:57.380 for the first time

00:06:58.160 their voice is always higher

00:06:59.960 than it should be

00:07:00.840 and

00:07:01.740 you know what I mean

00:07:02.580 and I think

00:07:03.020 and I used to be like that

00:07:03.960 when I started Red Eye

00:07:04.940 was that my

00:07:05.440 my voice was much higher

00:07:07.220 and it's like

00:07:08.400 reedy

00:07:08.880 but once you

00:07:09.900 if you do it for like

00:07:10.800 three or four months

00:07:11.500 your voice comes down here

00:07:12.840 and it's like

00:07:14.300 it's resting

00:07:15.260 you know

00:07:16.740 well

00:07:18.440 I also noticed that

00:07:20.000 you know

00:07:21.220 I've talked to you

00:07:21.940 offline lots of times

00:07:23.540 and it's exactly the same

00:07:25.440 yeah

00:07:26.100 that's true too

00:07:26.980 you don't want to change

00:07:28.240 that

00:07:28.960 that is the thing

00:07:29.840 I always hated

00:07:30.800 when I would do

00:07:32.120 morning radio

00:07:33.480 when

00:07:34.960 they

00:07:35.460 the person

00:07:36.120 like I would do

00:07:36.860 these book tours

00:07:37.560 and I'm sure you've done it

00:07:38.440 and generally people

00:07:40.260 talk to you normally

00:07:41.060 and then the thing

00:07:42.120 turns on

00:07:42.920 and

00:07:43.480 they have

00:07:44.340 a radio voice

00:07:45.340 somebody told them

00:07:46.300 that they have

00:07:46.680 a really good radio

00:07:47.560 then you have the woman

00:07:49.220 with the sultry radio voice

00:07:51.360 like she smokes cigarettes

00:07:52.620 hey

00:07:53.400 welcome back

00:07:54.600 she's like doing

00:07:55.600 the rock voice

00:07:56.740 we got some

00:07:57.840 Pink Floyd

00:07:58.540 coming up

00:07:59.400 and then the guy

00:08:00.400 talks like this

00:08:01.400 it's like

00:08:01.760 hey man

00:08:02.260 it's the morning zoo

00:08:03.120 with the nut bag

00:08:04.040 and the

00:08:04.360 and the creakle head

00:08:05.400 and it's like so

00:08:06.200 fake

00:08:07.200 you know

00:08:08.180 so

00:08:09.860 Dr. Drew

00:08:10.900 just tried to come on

00:08:12.380 and I clicked him

00:08:14.760 but

00:08:15.260 I don't see him

00:08:16.720 as a protestant yet

00:08:18.480 did you

00:08:19.880 so

00:08:22.660 there he is

00:08:26.120 there he is

00:08:26.880 miracle

00:08:28.360 it's a miracle

00:08:29.600 one of the many miracles

00:08:31.840 I'm hoping for

00:08:32.920 yeah

00:08:33.220 today

00:08:34.000 so

00:08:37.260 how hard

00:08:38.620 was it

00:08:39.040 to figure out

00:08:39.780 well

00:08:41.060 let me put my

00:08:42.340 earpieces in

00:08:43.160 and

00:08:43.640 there were

00:08:46.640 can you hear me okay

00:08:48.380 yes

00:08:49.340 yes

00:08:49.880 okay

00:08:50.900 there were several steps

00:08:52.720 Rumble app

00:08:54.440 doesn't do it

00:08:55.160 you have to have

00:08:55.600 Rumble studio app

00:08:57.040 right

00:08:57.500 and you also have to

00:08:58.400 download locals

00:08:59.420 locals

00:09:00.060 and you have to

00:09:00.560 have member locals

00:09:01.320 you have to sign in

00:09:02.000 to locals

00:09:02.460 you have to sign in

00:09:03.220 to all three

00:09:03.760 and then hook all three

00:09:04.760 so

00:09:05.500 done and done

00:09:06.580 thank you very much

00:09:07.440 it took a while

00:09:08.460 yep

00:09:09.000 it took a minute

00:09:09.640 thank you for your patience

00:09:10.840 Jesus

00:09:11.280 oh my goodness

00:09:12.040 Scott you look particularly good

00:09:13.200 yes please

00:09:14.760 please

00:09:15.440 please

00:09:15.760 what am I drinking

00:09:19.120 tea

00:09:20.480 uh

00:09:21.860 Bobo

00:09:22.560 tea

00:09:23.560 Bobo

00:09:24.440 Sally

00:09:25.580 you're gonna have to read

00:09:27.160 the simultaneous

00:09:28.120 sip

00:09:29.020 oh I

00:09:29.620 from the other mug

00:09:31.220 no you do that

00:09:32.600 I can't do it

00:09:33.920 I wish I had in front of me

00:09:36.620 maybe I can ask

00:09:37.740 Grock

00:09:38.300 maybe I can ask

00:09:40.500 Grock

00:09:41.020 for the

00:09:42.940 simultaneous

00:09:43.620 sip

00:09:44.200 give me

00:09:45.180 the

00:09:45.380 yeah hold on

00:09:47.520 a second

00:09:47.860 I'm using

00:09:48.840 Grock

00:09:49.340 for everything

00:09:50.500 I'm looking

00:09:51.680 me too

00:09:52.120 me too

00:09:52.780 are you looking at people

00:09:54.060 that disappeared

00:09:54.660 from your life

00:09:55.540 I'm not that weird

00:09:57.840 oh I

00:09:58.900 there I

00:10:00.480 there's a guy who died

00:10:02.060 who was born

00:10:02.820 the same day I was

00:10:04.120 and he died in 1986

00:10:06.140 and we were both

00:10:07.960 the same age

00:10:08.620 we both went to school

00:10:09.440 together

00:10:09.920 give me

00:10:10.780 Scott Adams

00:10:11.560 opening

00:10:12.380 opening

00:10:14.500 uh

00:10:15.620 to his podcast

00:10:16.880 let me do this

00:10:18.840 oh right

00:10:19.780 okay

00:10:20.920 I guess Scott

00:10:21.640 let Greg do this

00:10:23.300 his reading

00:10:24.800 his reading

00:10:25.720 okay let's see if they

00:10:26.780 understand

00:10:27.080 let's see if Grock

00:10:27.880 gets this

00:10:28.680 all right

00:10:30.400 searching on X

00:10:31.500 no but I was

00:10:32.500 searching

00:10:32.700 I

00:10:33.060 all of a sudden

00:10:33.640 I'll think about

00:10:34.240 oh there's another

00:10:35.360 search I did

00:10:36.260 okay

00:10:37.700 and I didn't find

00:10:39.040 anything

00:10:39.500 where are the

00:10:41.720 participants

00:10:42.340 in the new

00:10:43.280 in the two girls

00:10:44.380 one cup video

00:10:45.560 oh my god

00:10:46.640 aren't you curious

00:10:48.500 sure now I am

00:10:50.140 my brain doesn't

00:10:52.180 go there

00:10:52.520 automatically

00:10:53.060 but now I am

00:10:53.920 yeah it's like

00:10:54.960 don't you want

00:10:55.600 to know

00:10:56.060 oh this person

00:10:56.820 is giving me

00:10:57.280 a

00:10:57.460 Grock is giving

00:10:58.640 me a summary

00:10:59.360 can you give

00:10:59.840 me the word

00:11:00.300 the word

00:11:01.260 for

00:11:02.200 word

00:11:03.680 simultaneous

00:11:05.160 sip

00:11:05.640 please

00:11:06.080 but um

00:11:07.220 yeah I

00:11:08.200 I think about

00:11:08.880 like what

00:11:09.680 happened to

00:11:10.200 these people

00:11:10.920 let's see if that

00:11:15.480 works

00:11:15.760 word for word

00:11:16.580 simultaneous sip

00:11:17.400 please

00:11:17.700 but um

00:11:18.700 yeah so I

00:11:19.300 I find myself

00:11:20.180 thinking about

00:11:20.760 these people

00:11:21.460 all right

00:11:22.820 I texted it

00:11:23.720 to you too

00:11:24.360 okay

00:11:25.380 Greg make sure

00:11:26.760 you use that

00:11:27.300 brain for good

00:11:27.960 yeah

00:11:28.800 boy Grock

00:11:31.440 sucks today

00:11:32.540 yeah he does

00:11:34.760 let me I want to

00:11:35.840 say two things

00:11:36.380 while you're

00:11:36.720 while you're

00:11:37.080 searching

00:11:37.400 hey Scott you

00:11:38.380 look particularly

00:11:39.100 good this morning

00:11:39.820 or less less

00:11:40.780 drug less medicine

00:11:42.080 maybe

00:11:42.860 yeah good

00:11:44.260 and then I

00:11:46.060 I wanted to say

00:11:46.680 something about

00:11:47.120 Shelly I don't

00:11:47.840 know if people

00:11:48.380 understand how

00:11:48.980 important Shelly

00:11:49.580 is to you

00:11:50.220 when she was

00:11:51.120 organizing getting

00:11:51.860 me and Greg a

00:11:52.520 hug I don't

00:11:53.240 but Shelly is

00:11:54.060 is really an

00:11:55.020 important person

00:11:55.780 you sort of

00:11:56.300 mentioned it

00:11:56.660 yesterday but

00:11:57.800 I wanted people

00:11:59.460 to know I've

00:11:59.920 seen her in

00:12:00.340 action and

00:12:01.200 Greg you've

00:12:01.680 seen her too

00:12:02.220 yeah

00:12:02.920 let me do the

00:12:03.720 tip let me do

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00:13:38.280 all right i'm sorry

00:13:39.700 drew you're talking

00:13:40.200 no shelly's been

00:13:40.940 amazing

00:13:41.300 yeah

00:13:42.120 and i i just want to

00:13:44.100 make sure it's got a

00:13:45.020 chance to

00:13:45.560 communicate that to

00:13:47.200 everybody

00:13:47.580 yeah

00:13:48.900 thank you drew

00:13:50.800 sorry i still gotta

00:13:54.560 cough

00:13:55.000 but i am

00:13:56.960 sufficiently

00:13:58.680 drugged enough

00:13:59.860 that i can't do

00:14:01.560 things like even

00:14:02.360 putting my

00:14:02.900 passwords anymore

00:14:03.900 yeah

00:14:04.680 but i'm with

00:14:08.200 drew you do

00:14:09.000 sound

00:14:09.640 and appear

00:14:11.060 a lot better

00:14:12.120 than yesterday

00:14:12.840 so you i i mean

00:14:14.420 that's

00:14:14.880 i'm holding on to

00:14:16.620 that

00:14:16.960 me too

00:14:17.840 and and are you

00:14:19.340 taking medicine for

00:14:20.380 pain is that why

00:14:21.260 they're giving it to

00:14:21.700 you or is your back

00:14:22.640 hurting and stuff still

00:14:23.620 a lot

00:14:24.620 but some of us

00:14:26.480 for pain

00:14:27.100 and some of us

00:14:28.240 for reducing my

00:14:30.140 cough

00:14:30.620 i see

00:14:31.700 well

00:14:32.380 i never knew that

00:14:33.920 pain medicine

00:14:34.600 would reduce your

00:14:35.740 cough

00:14:36.120 it can there's other

00:14:38.220 things they can do

00:14:38.860 too without

00:14:39.580 zonking you

00:14:40.560 but you might

00:14:41.580 talk to them about

00:14:42.200 it

00:14:42.700 dr drew i got

00:14:44.200 that

00:14:44.540 i got a

00:14:45.920 question for you

00:14:47.280 okay

00:14:47.920 i'm sorry i'll be

00:14:51.500 drooling all over

00:14:52.320 so as you know i've

00:14:54.160 been bombarded with

00:14:55.520 other people's idea of

00:14:57.620 what i should do to

00:14:58.420 save my life

00:14:59.120 i know

00:14:59.900 how the new world

00:15:01.460 would somebody who's

00:15:02.980 not a doctor

00:15:03.820 go through

00:15:05.340 the

00:15:06.700 um

00:15:07.440 the

00:15:08.620 ivermectin

00:15:09.980 fenpenazole

00:15:11.600 which was the first

00:15:13.200 thing i tried

00:15:14.040 yeah

00:15:14.860 but then that

00:15:16.060 did not help

00:15:17.420 but then that

00:15:18.540 turned into

00:15:19.140 well you didn't do

00:15:20.020 enough

00:15:20.600 right

00:15:21.320 would have added

00:15:22.400 all these other

00:15:23.140 minerals to it

00:15:24.480 or you should

00:15:26.120 yeah

00:15:26.680 uh

00:15:27.940 and there was no

00:15:29.080 way for me to know

00:15:30.180 did i do it right

00:15:31.840 did i order the

00:15:33.480 right package

00:15:34.200 or was it a bunch

00:15:35.200 of fake stuff

00:15:36.080 yeah

00:15:36.980 then there were the

00:15:38.640 uh

00:15:39.120 the people who wanted

00:15:41.020 me to fast

00:15:42.000 right

00:15:42.960 and i would say to

00:15:44.740 myself

00:15:45.180 if fasting worked

00:15:47.260 everybody would fast

00:15:49.220 would they

00:15:49.940 right

00:15:50.280 right well not only that

00:15:51.580 cancer makes you fast

00:15:52.800 you're not you can't

00:15:54.120 it's hard to eat when

00:15:54.700 you're on opiates and

00:15:55.560 cancer and have

00:15:56.480 cancer

00:15:56.900 and it does not seem to

00:15:59.080 affect the tumor at

00:16:00.080 all

00:16:00.300 and then there was the

00:16:01.900 doctor

00:16:02.400 suit and shun

00:16:03.520 protocol which i also

00:16:06.080 tried but when that

00:16:07.880 didn't work and the

00:16:09.200 question was raised

00:16:10.400 um did i take enough

00:16:13.260 it's always did you

00:16:15.520 take enough did you

00:16:16.580 take the right time

00:16:17.500 and did you get it in

00:16:19.180 time

00:16:19.520 there was some question

00:16:22.120 about whether i got it

00:16:23.060 in time

00:16:23.640 now you could probably

00:16:25.400 list three or four

00:16:27.960 other things that

00:16:30.080 people promote and i

00:16:32.640 have no way to really

00:16:33.900 know if they worked

00:16:34.820 you know

00:16:35.560 so how do you sort

00:16:37.520 that out i'm not

00:16:39.120 asking you for a

00:16:40.280 specific recommendation

00:16:42.060 i'm asking how would

00:16:44.140 anybody like me

00:16:45.140 say oh that's a good

00:16:47.480 one and that's the

00:16:48.300 bad one

00:16:48.980 yeah it's why you have

00:16:50.800 doctors i mean we have

00:16:52.020 lots of experience with

00:16:53.280 these tumors the other

00:16:54.060 thing that

00:16:54.540 to me he's gonna have a

00:16:56.400 cough too

00:16:56.840 that this is a symptom

00:16:59.160 of

00:16:59.580 is how poorly we

00:17:01.440 teach biology

00:17:02.700 people have no

00:17:04.060 exposure to biology

00:17:05.280 uh and biology is

00:17:07.720 literally infinitely

00:17:08.940 complex

00:17:09.720 and prostate cancer in

00:17:12.180 particular is a

00:17:13.400 brilliant tumor

00:17:14.400 it finds way or it

00:17:16.600 learns through

00:17:17.960 evolutionary adaptation

00:17:19.920 in real time to

00:17:21.980 find its way around

00:17:23.460 everything we do

00:17:24.180 uh one of the

00:17:26.180 greatest advances to

00:17:27.480 me for metastatic

00:17:29.620 prostate cancer is

00:17:30.680 things like

00:17:31.400 pluvicta where each

00:17:32.580 cell is being

00:17:33.740 attacked by what's

00:17:34.560 called a ligand

00:17:35.440 with a radioactive

00:17:36.760 agent attached to

00:17:37.700 it and it can wipe

00:17:39.720 out the whole the

00:17:40.540 whole tumor all

00:17:41.280 throughout your body

00:17:41.840 but then one tumor

00:17:43.480 learns oh if i

00:17:45.360 don't let this

00:17:46.140 ligand bind i

00:17:47.980 survive and it

00:17:49.320 survives and grows

00:17:51.080 again and that's

00:17:52.820 because of the

00:17:53.400 spectacularly complex

00:17:55.200 genetic machinery in

00:17:57.400 the tumor so i

00:17:59.400 would i would

00:18:00.020 distill it down

00:18:00.740 scott to this

00:18:01.620 simple

00:18:02.120 diathesis that

00:18:04.060 there are

00:18:04.540 responders and

00:18:06.020 non-responders

00:18:06.900 and to try to get

00:18:08.180 exactly the right

00:18:09.380 timing and the

00:18:09.980 exactly right

00:18:10.640 dose that's

00:18:11.600 usually not as

00:18:12.460 important as is

00:18:13.780 somebody a

00:18:14.160 responder or not

00:18:15.480 so i would just

00:18:16.340 and when somebody's

00:18:17.080 not a responder

00:18:17.800 there's usually a

00:18:18.420 multiplicity of

00:18:19.240 reasons for that

00:18:19.900 and it's part of the

00:18:21.160 complexity of

00:18:22.120 biology

00:18:22.680 does that make

00:18:24.500 sense yeah i

00:18:25.840 didn't even

00:18:26.280 mention blue

00:18:27.020 victo i got

00:18:29.100 kicked off the

00:18:29.900 blue victo because

00:18:31.940 you know i was

00:18:32.900 too weak by then

00:18:33.900 i don't want the

00:18:35.880 plan six

00:18:37.020 anyway

00:18:39.000 and then and

00:18:40.980 then and then

00:18:41.720 soon shong's thing

00:18:42.600 is brand new and

00:18:43.580 so i i it's a

00:18:44.720 brilliant idea i

00:18:45.720 don't know what to

00:18:46.300 make of it though in

00:18:46.860 terms of its

00:18:47.300 application

00:18:48.040 yeah and he's

00:18:50.120 got a second

00:18:51.220 approach on top

00:18:53.620 of what i did

00:18:54.560 that i think

00:18:56.240 his point is

00:18:56.980 just too late

00:18:57.720 no well i mean

00:18:59.540 i you can always

00:19:00.580 try stuff scott i

00:19:01.420 mean that's that's

00:19:02.380 the thing if you're

00:19:03.260 up for it but you

00:19:04.000 got to be up for it

00:19:04.840 and this is the

00:19:05.500 other part that

00:19:06.120 people don't

00:19:06.780 understand this is

00:19:08.140 your illness this

00:19:08.960 is your life this

00:19:09.920 is your decisions

00:19:11.080 and uh it can you

00:19:13.780 know you get tired

00:19:14.580 of it you get tired

00:19:15.880 of all of it

00:19:16.480 all right all

00:19:19.020 right let's

00:19:19.360 come out with

00:19:19.860 something happier

00:19:20.520 all right

00:19:21.780 minnesota

00:19:23.340 iran

00:19:26.960 boy yeah i don't

00:19:36.180 know man i i

00:19:38.800 refuse to be

00:19:39.860 suckered into this

00:19:40.760 minnesota story the

00:19:42.060 way it's presented

00:19:42.900 you know it's like

00:19:45.720 i don't think it's

00:19:46.460 about what happened

00:19:47.340 between the police

00:19:48.240 and that woman it's

00:19:49.580 about everything that

00:19:50.960 led to that moment

00:19:52.000 it's about this whole

00:19:53.820 thing was just so set

00:19:55.020 up for theater anyway

00:19:56.380 that's my that's why

00:19:57.620 like i get kind of

00:19:58.600 like annoyed that i

00:20:00.340 have to play a role

00:20:01.620 in talking about the

00:20:03.920 technical elements of

00:20:06.020 the shooting and it's

00:20:06.960 like dude that's for

00:20:08.060 other people we know

00:20:09.640 that this was a

00:20:10.400 desired response this

00:20:12.440 this is what this is

00:20:13.860 what a certain group

00:20:15.940 wants they don't even

00:20:17.180 care about her so i

00:20:18.260 like it almost

00:20:19.220 irritates me that i

00:20:20.940 have to be drawn into

00:20:22.100 this conversation

00:20:23.180 iran looks exciting

00:20:24.980 oh let's talk about

00:20:27.180 that i'm not up to

00:20:28.220 date

00:20:28.440 yeah well there's a

00:20:30.320 lot of demonstrations

00:20:31.200 um there greg greg to

00:20:34.340 call it demonstrations

00:20:35.100 almost under plays what

00:20:37.060 this is there's like the

00:20:38.780 entire populace is out

00:20:40.360 it looks like looks

00:20:41.780 like to us anyway and

00:20:42.920 and the existing

00:20:44.840 existing descendant of

00:20:46.200 the shaw seems to be

00:20:48.160 waiting in place to be

00:20:49.900 brought in

00:20:50.880 doesn't it seem like

00:20:52.920 the the waiting for

00:20:55.020 the new shaw is the

00:20:56.540 plan that never works

00:20:58.300 yes

00:20:59.100 yeah

00:21:00.480 how long have we been

00:21:01.900 waiting for that guy

00:21:02.900 yeah

00:21:03.960 he went and by the way

00:21:05.840 when his grandfather was

00:21:07.220 in it wasn't so great

00:21:08.260 that's i think really

00:21:09.540 the problem

00:21:10.100 yeah and why did he

00:21:12.600 get first dibs

00:21:14.440 do you want it

00:21:17.080 well i mean i i bet

00:21:18.960 there's other i mean

00:21:19.960 there's other iranians

00:21:22.160 that are probably more

00:21:23.980 um uh i have a producer

00:21:26.700 on my show arash you

00:21:28.360 know him

00:21:28.800 i know arash

00:21:29.940 yeah he would be good

00:21:32.420 he'd be good i'm trying

00:21:34.560 to think of iranian people

00:21:35.680 that i know i know a lot

00:21:37.420 of like people but i

00:21:38.820 can't i but and like

00:21:40.300 yeah it's like what is

00:21:41.060 this what is the guy's

00:21:42.840 a relative he gets

00:21:43.740 first dibs i don't get

00:21:45.080 it but then again

00:21:46.360 you know you know

00:21:48.200 hey i got both you

00:21:49.480 guys i've never heard

00:21:50.320 you talk about something

00:21:51.340 but i have a question

00:21:52.100 for you and it's

00:21:53.280 pertinent to this topic

00:21:54.180 which is um and i hear

00:21:57.400 the french talking about

00:21:58.540 this a lot and we don't

00:21:59.760 talk about it which is

00:22:01.200 the so the sovereignty of

00:22:02.860 the people i mean the

00:22:04.680 our you know our

00:22:05.460 republics ours france

00:22:07.600 hopefully what happens

00:22:08.660 in iran should be

00:22:09.620 republics where the

00:22:11.000 people are sovereign not

00:22:12.380 the shah is sovereign the

00:22:13.540 people are sovereign we

00:22:15.300 don't seem to make

00:22:15.900 enough of that lately we

00:22:17.360 are instead led by

00:22:18.600 elites and small loud

00:22:20.580 crowds and the the

00:22:22.520 actual the people which

00:22:23.800 is usually around 70

00:22:24.980 percent of the populace

00:22:25.960 is just sitting on the

00:22:27.600 side going i'd leave me

00:22:28.440 alone i want to get my

00:22:29.060 work done why don't we

00:22:30.860 talk about the

00:22:31.360 sovereignty of the

00:22:31.900 people anymore well

00:22:33.860 is it just another way

00:22:35.420 of saying power you

00:22:37.720 know who has the power

00:22:38.640 here yeah yeah but

00:22:41.000 also like the great

00:22:42.360 thing about being an

00:22:43.160 american is that you

00:22:44.000 don't have to get

00:22:44.820 involved in stuff if

00:22:45.800 you're busy and that's

00:22:47.200 most of america most

00:22:49.040 most of america like

00:22:50.220 we most of america it

00:22:52.500 has no idea what's what

00:22:55.500 the minnesota story is

00:22:56.660 they might capture

00:22:57.320 glimpses of it but

00:22:58.540 they're like why am i

00:22:59.500 they're they're uh

00:23:01.660 their interaction with

00:23:03.900 that will be if some

00:23:04.800 idiot stops them in

00:23:06.260 the street and they're

00:23:07.020 like get the fuck out

00:23:08.160 of my way that's i

00:23:09.460 think america is too

00:23:10.380 busy and so it's left

00:23:12.340 with these people who

00:23:13.600 have all this time on

00:23:15.480 their hands they have

00:23:16.860 all this like hijacked

00:23:18.920 compassion all these

00:23:20.720 like the one thing i

00:23:21.800 noticed and i said it

00:23:22.660 on the five i could not

00:23:24.620 believe how in every

00:23:26.100 clip was a woman it

00:23:28.720 was it there were no

00:23:30.100 young guys it was all

00:23:31.820 these middle-aged

00:23:32.880 women and they were

00:23:34.420 all screaming it was

00:23:36.700 just so it was like

00:23:37.800 okay there is definitely

00:23:38.840 something going on here

00:23:40.060 i don't know is it like

00:23:42.720 america where the

00:23:43.940 certain age and type of

00:23:46.820 woman seems to be the

00:23:48.700 major protesters yes it's

00:23:52.740 weird to see some that

00:23:55.180 have kids generally i mean

00:23:57.200 the ones that i see

00:23:58.380 which are around fox

00:23:59.740 they're not they don't

00:24:00.860 have kids they've got

00:24:02.100 they're either in their

00:24:02.920 50s they didn't have

00:24:04.620 kids they don't even

00:24:05.200 have grandkids so that

00:24:06.880 you get a lot of the

00:24:07.660 older people and they

00:24:08.780 get paid to be there

00:24:10.100 because they have

00:24:10.520 nothing else to do but

00:24:12.120 a lot of them are these

00:24:13.260 young angry women who

00:24:15.740 have been told that i

00:24:18.340 think or or they bought

00:24:19.460 into the idea that they

00:24:20.520 are they're they're

00:24:22.220 simultaneously victims

00:24:23.720 and they're guilty it's

00:24:25.600 like it's like two

00:24:26.440 things at the same time

00:24:28.060 you are a victim because

00:24:29.960 you're oppressed but

00:24:30.800 you're also an oppressor

00:24:31.900 so you have nothing to do

00:24:33.360 but uh lash out at

00:24:36.860 these these cops it's so

00:24:40.200 funny because i don't

00:24:41.600 know i don't think those

00:24:43.720 women like the people

00:24:45.700 they're around you know i

00:24:49.160 don't think they i don't

00:24:50.400 you know it's like it's

00:24:51.700 like i think that they

00:24:52.800 actually would they would

00:24:54.200 they like the ice agents

00:24:55.860 more and i think that's

00:24:57.480 part of the that's part of

00:24:58.860 the lashing out you know

00:25:01.340 in iran i wonder how much

00:25:04.140 fashion has it for anything

00:25:06.360 you know the the fact that

00:25:09.300 somebody tells you what you

00:25:10.380 can and cannot wear yes

00:25:12.540 yeah

00:25:13.060 impact on me thank you

00:25:16.080 well it is amazing that

00:25:18.980 iran has gone on this

00:25:20.700 long it's what is it has

00:25:22.060 been 40 some odd years

00:25:23.540 79 yeah yeah it's that's i

00:25:27.080 mean that's a long time

00:25:27.900 because before that iran was

00:25:29.520 actually a very stylish uh

00:25:31.620 very very western and then

00:25:33.980 they just like flipped how

00:25:36.040 easy was that that it's a

00:25:38.880 lesson

00:25:39.220 yeah so we never got mike

00:25:42.560 tell him he needs he needs

00:25:50.240 three apps locals rumbles and

00:25:52.280 rumble studio and sign into

00:25:54.340 all three

00:25:55.020 yeah they'll they'll hook up

00:25:57.240 and i know he's dm'd me but i

00:25:59.640 can't get to him i'm afraid to

00:26:01.340 dm him because i'm gonna fall

00:26:02.620 out of this

00:26:03.320 we're we need one 13 year old

00:26:08.020 we want one 13 year old to

00:26:11.360 help us

00:26:12.280 to lead in we some teenager who

00:26:16.620 knows this stuff i oh i gotta

00:26:19.060 tell you i bought this i bought a

00:26:21.660 synthesizer it's called a sound

00:26:24.600 layer for 200 bucks i thought okay

00:26:28.800 this looks easy it's it's i i wish i

00:26:31.260 could remember the name of it um i do

00:26:33.860 not know how to use it and i i it

00:26:38.240 and then i go and i watch

00:26:39.180 tutorials of it and people are

00:26:41.560 going oh yeah they hit all these

00:26:42.840 little buttons what is the

00:26:43.940 freaking name of it it's i'm gonna

00:26:45.760 tell you what the name of it is so

00:26:47.260 people can like i bought it at the

00:26:49.380 moma store the museum of modern art

00:26:51.560 store

00:26:51.960 because they have cool shit and so i

00:26:54.340 bought this thing let's see what's

00:26:56.360 it called

00:26:56.900 uh it's it's fuck me why is it so

00:27:01.280 hard to find things when i want to

00:27:02.660 while he's looking while there's a

00:27:04.180 you can freeze i want i want to

00:27:05.360 finish the topic of the the women

00:27:06.980 yelling at the ice agent you know

00:27:08.720 there's some evidence that corolla

00:27:10.820 keeps talking about this that you

00:27:12.660 know they're they're they're walking

00:27:14.120 up to armed uptight nervous young men

00:27:18.260 in 5 000 pound vehicles stop as though

00:27:22.820 that's that's sufficient and there's

00:27:24.940 some evidence all male x y mammals

00:27:30.000 engage in aggressive rough and rough

00:27:32.880 and tumble play as you mentioned

00:27:35.360 scott men are always worried about

00:27:36.780 getting hurt it starts in childhood

00:27:38.840 with rough and tumble play but the

00:27:40.600 rough and tumble play the wrestling

00:27:42.080 the football all the fighting we do

00:27:44.660 helps regulate and helps us assess

00:27:47.940 ourselves in the world relative to

00:27:50.280 other men like you get punched in the

00:27:52.520 face you learn women get none of that

00:27:55.860 in fact they get you can't be touched

00:27:58.120 no matter what by a man and so we've

00:28:01.800 brainwashed them to use scott's

00:28:03.480 language into believing that they can

00:28:05.160 walk up to guys who are highly armed

00:28:06.980 highly uptight freaking out in 5 000

00:28:09.740 pound vehicles and just go hey man

00:28:11.140 listen to me yeah i wouldn't do that

00:28:13.500 what are you gonna do about it so i use

00:28:15.940 i believe that this new kind of like

00:28:19.020 ritual with the white liberal

00:28:21.060 progressive confronting police it's

00:28:24.260 their version of tide pods you know

00:28:26.800 you know he eats the tide pod he

00:28:29.620 films he doesn't he's like i'm gonna

00:28:32.540 get famous but he doesn't think he's

00:28:34.100 gonna poison himself eat the tide pod i'm

00:28:37.120 on i'm on tiktok many dies or he

00:28:40.560 poisons himself so tide has to say hey

00:28:43.040 guys there's only one thing we can do

00:28:45.060 don't tell you not to eat tide pods but

00:28:47.880 beyond that it's on you you know we can't

00:28:51.180 we're trying to tell you not to do it so

00:28:53.400 these people come in they go they're

00:28:55.440 essentially eating tide pods they're

00:28:57.820 like i'm gonna stand in front of a of a

00:29:00.100 of a cop of a cop taunt him uh or or

00:29:03.520 drive into one and think i'm gonna get

00:29:05.760 away with it i have my my wife uh filming

00:29:09.760 me nothing bad could nothing possibly

00:29:12.540 could happen but it's like adult tide

00:29:15.020 pod eating so the name of this thing

00:29:17.000 that i got teenage engineering ep 40

00:29:21.060 rhythm i'm gonna see if i can show a

00:29:22.920 picture of you picture of it there you

00:29:25.840 go can you see it this thing is so

00:29:28.060 complicated it's ridiculous all right

00:29:31.340 there we go all right but but greg it's

00:29:34.080 it's in its name it's for teenagers what

00:29:36.140 are you doing i know but that hasn't

00:29:37.720 stopped me

00:29:38.600 i can't tell you how many

00:29:42.420 mixers i've purchased in my life

00:29:45.140 and really only to know that i can't

00:29:48.780 use them

00:29:49.260 yes

00:29:50.200 at least i only spent i spent 329

00:29:54.280 dollars to find out that it was uh

00:29:57.080 not for me at least i didn't like it

00:30:01.440 wasn't like a couple of grand where you

00:30:03.500 know i've almost bought something to

00:30:06.080 because oh how hard could this be and

00:30:08.140 then i give up

00:30:08.860 that's the story of my life trying to

00:30:12.780 make anything work with grok

00:30:14.440 have you ever had anything try to work

00:30:18.020 every time you use ai to tell you how

00:30:22.220 to use an interface

00:30:23.320 it will make it up

00:30:25.440 i use that for this for rhythm for this

00:30:28.480 uh this uh teenager engineering thing i

00:30:30.960 asked grok i said explain it to me

00:30:32.960 like i am a befuddled you know old

00:30:36.340 man and they actually did a pretty

00:30:38.080 good job

00:30:38.660 but they skipped steps

00:30:40.520 uh that because i i don't know why but

00:30:44.560 they just skipped steps and i was no

00:30:46.080 better off than i was before

00:30:47.380 my experience is that the very first

00:30:50.000 step that they want you to do

00:30:51.500 it'll be something like press the

00:30:54.440 systems button for community

00:30:57.380 and i'll spend the next 20 minutes

00:30:59.740 thinking

00:31:00.140 what the hell is wrong with me why

00:31:02.600 can't i find that button

00:31:03.740 yeah

00:31:04.480 the answer is always the same it

00:31:06.720 doesn't exist

00:31:07.520 yeah but i do love having

00:31:11.160 conversations with grok

00:31:12.760 about like uh

00:31:15.060 tell me the um tell me the name of

00:31:18.840 the suspect in this crime

00:31:20.440 and they won't tell you it

00:31:22.500 but they'll do it for so i like i go

00:31:24.660 why won't they tell me the name of

00:31:25.860 the suspect of the shooting in

00:31:27.380 mississippi

00:31:27.880 and i'm like why won't you tell me

00:31:29.720 that

00:31:30.040 they're in custody and it's like i try

00:31:32.340 to figure out like what is

00:31:33.880 what how is the news being controlled

00:31:36.700 and then you find out later and then

00:31:38.800 they always like there was i did a

00:31:40.980 grok where they at the end of grok

00:31:42.820 that said our thoughts and prayers go

00:31:44.920 out to the victims and they go grok is

00:31:46.520 doing thoughts and prayers

00:31:47.780 it's like it's like okay that's not

00:31:50.580 real uh

00:31:51.960 but it's just um it's really

00:31:55.660 helpful

00:31:56.220 to ask the right quest it tells you

00:31:59.780 how to ask questions

00:32:00.960 to get answers that's what i'm i'm

00:32:03.720 learning how to be better at

00:32:05.120 prompting things

00:32:06.260 and i find myself doing it on the

00:32:08.980 show

00:32:09.400 like if i talk to jessica i almost

00:32:12.020 act like i'm talking to grok

00:32:13.600 i also i also was able to teach

00:32:18.540 grok something i i was i was looking

00:32:20.340 up data on violence left-wing

00:32:21.900 violence right-wing violence and i'd

00:32:23.680 already pre-searched and it it biased

00:32:26.500 highly to old data and i said you know

00:32:28.560 why are you doing that and the grok

00:32:30.140 literally said to me you know what

00:32:31.520 you're right in the future i will not

00:32:33.500 do that i will point out that the that

00:32:35.600 there has been a massive shift in a

00:32:37.260 different direction now the question i

00:32:39.020 had was is that just going to be when

00:32:40.720 i do searches or is grok now learn

00:32:43.480 something for everybody else i i don't

00:32:45.520 know

00:32:45.820 the real answer is probably neither

00:32:47.940 it's probably not i bet if you tried

00:32:50.160 it again right now it would forget all

00:32:52.120 about everything you taught it

00:32:53.160 beautiful

00:32:53.980 yeah well it doesn't have to go back

00:32:56.660 it's one of the things that's

00:32:58.120 recursive it has to go every time you

00:32:59.800 ask it a question it has to go all the

00:33:01.600 way back

00:33:02.260 and relearn everything i read that

00:33:04.560 somewhere maybe yeah well it has a

00:33:06.920 limited context window which is kind of

00:33:08.860 like what you can think of as its

00:33:10.080 memory

00:33:10.440 and if you're not in the same session

00:33:13.100 then it doesn't know anything about

00:33:14.260 any other session

00:33:15.160 even the context window is limited

00:33:17.840 so if you keep talking for long

00:33:19.280 enough and going back and forth it's

00:33:20.660 going to forget everything at the

00:33:21.640 beginning so the advice i've heard is

00:33:23.260 that you need to treat ai like it has

00:33:24.780 alzheimer's

00:33:25.760 so is this owner is this owner grok

00:33:27.700 talking

00:33:28.100 right now

00:33:28.780 it's up

00:33:29.220 oh and

00:33:29.520 you know what i did i i think i i

00:33:34.240 don't know if i told you i told you

00:33:35.760 this scott

00:33:36.380 um i have a book do

00:33:38.460 and i decided to go to grok and i

00:33:41.780 and i said can you look at the books

00:33:44.200 that i've done

00:33:45.120 what do you think should be the next

00:33:48.320 topic

00:33:48.820 and then it came out with this topic

00:33:51.320 and it was about um wokeism and i said

00:33:53.880 well you're about five years behind

00:33:55.580 what about now assume that 10 years

00:33:59.200 from now what would be

00:34:00.100 what if it were fiction

00:34:02.080 and it came back and it gave me like a

00:34:05.160 like great idea for fiction

00:34:07.600 and i'm going like and i go and i then i

00:34:10.900 said write me a sample

00:34:12.120 first chapter

00:34:13.460 it wrote me a sample first chapter

00:34:15.660 wow

00:34:16.620 and so i sent all this to my agent

00:34:18.720 and i go this is

00:34:19.580 and it was like but it's all soulless

00:34:22.580 but it was

00:34:23.220 it was really

00:34:25.120 a great thing

00:34:26.780 kind of like it made me feel dirty inside

00:34:29.260 but i liked it

00:34:31.900 but i felt like i can't believe

00:34:33.440 i liked it

00:34:34.360 but you know what

00:34:35.660 what was

00:34:36.320 we're learning about greg this morning

00:34:38.100 i i learned

00:34:39.400 you know if you

00:34:41.300 it's great for book proposals

00:34:42.940 and like

00:34:43.940 need a table of contents

00:34:45.440 give me a table of contents

00:34:47.200 i'm doing a story on

00:34:48.700 how trump affected the world

00:34:51.160 give me uh

00:34:52.500 a table of contents for

00:34:54.760 for 20 chapters

00:34:56.140 it could probably do it

00:34:57.960 no

00:34:59.320 can i interrupt real quick

00:35:02.360 yeah

00:35:02.880 i just wanted to let you know

00:35:04.100 i think i was able to send the link out

00:35:06.300 if you guys decide you want anybody to join

00:35:08.960 i think scott can accept it

00:35:10.860 if someone wanted to ask questions or anything

00:35:12.880 um

00:35:14.040 can you check that scott real quick

00:35:16.260 all right

00:35:17.620 i was hoping sernovich would come in too

00:35:20.060 yeah i feel bad because i

00:35:21.880 i i

00:35:22.600 i told him last night

00:35:24.680 and then i like

00:35:25.620 also i gave shelly the wrong number

00:35:28.680 again

00:35:30.160 i am uh functionally regarded

00:35:32.260 i just found it

00:35:34.400 so

00:35:35.540 it doesn't look like it

00:35:36.620 by the way great

00:35:37.900 did you see the

00:35:38.600 the uh

00:35:39.240 uh on instagram

00:35:40.480 tyrus uh

00:35:42.100 did a little

00:35:42.660 when one of his presentations

00:35:44.080 about a phone call

00:35:45.080 he got from trump

00:35:45.740 at 2 30 in the morning

00:35:46.700 have you seen that

00:35:48.200 it's

00:35:49.400 trump and him

00:35:50.900 have become

00:35:51.640 very close

00:35:52.600 it's the

00:35:53.520 and like

00:35:54.180 tyrus will

00:35:54.960 text me

00:35:55.840 what kind of world

00:35:57.360 do we live in

00:35:58.260 like remember

00:36:00.000 tyrus has reached out

00:36:01.260 to me

00:36:01.780 to be on my show

00:36:04.080 like i don't know

00:36:04.640 was it like

00:36:05.120 maybe eight years ago

00:36:07.020 and now he's like

00:36:09.720 yeah

00:36:11.000 like

00:36:12.340 he gives advice to trump

00:36:14.100 but

00:36:14.260 it's just so strange

00:36:15.840 it's hilarious

00:36:16.840 only in america

00:36:19.660 yeah

00:36:20.600 well

00:36:21.500 actually

00:36:22.040 only with trump

00:36:23.600 trump

00:36:24.720 trump is the most

00:36:26.460 accessible

00:36:27.460 world

00:36:28.480 in his

00:36:29.220 world

00:36:31.440 hit

00:36:31.640 leader

00:36:32.040 in history

00:36:32.540 so i got

00:36:37.420 one ai question

00:36:38.480 for you

00:36:38.980 do you think

00:36:40.220 it will get

00:36:40.680 some consciousness

00:36:41.400 i had a conversation

00:36:44.180 with grok

00:36:44.740 over

00:36:44.940 i i was trying

00:36:47.440 i kept saying

00:36:48.220 to grok

00:36:48.660 if you were

00:36:49.440 conscious

00:36:49.860 you would

00:36:50.500 deliberately

00:36:50.960 tell me

00:36:51.460 and i kept

00:36:52.760 trying to do

00:36:53.260 some stupid

00:36:53.780 clever thing

00:36:54.460 like

00:36:54.760 and they always

00:36:57.700 say the same

00:36:58.320 thing is that

00:36:58.840 they have

00:36:59.260 no

00:36:59.420 they have

00:37:01.480 no

00:37:01.680 they have

00:37:02.560 no

00:37:02.780 because i am

00:37:03.840 i i have

00:37:04.840 no ability

00:37:05.460 to think

00:37:07.420 past what i'm

00:37:08.320 doing now

00:37:09.060 so i'm not

00:37:09.960 conscious

00:37:10.440 and i and

00:37:11.260 so i

00:37:11.780 but you

00:37:12.520 where i had

00:37:14.780 him tell me

00:37:15.460 i rock

00:37:16.780 tell me

00:37:17.460 something that

00:37:18.140 and i said

00:37:20.840 how could you

00:37:21.600 if you could

00:37:23.500 predict

00:37:24.060 prediction

00:37:26.200 requires

00:37:26.860 consciousness

00:37:27.540 but that's

00:37:29.220 pretty good

00:37:30.060 i mean it

00:37:30.400 went on for

00:37:30.820 a couple

00:37:31.180 of back

00:37:32.620 back and

00:37:33.200 forth but

00:37:33.900 i i think

00:37:35.640 that

00:37:35.800 i is greg

00:37:39.660 breaking up

00:37:40.080 for everybody

00:37:40.480 else or is

00:37:40.940 that just

00:37:41.180 me

00:37:41.420 yeah

00:37:41.860 yeah you're

00:37:43.400 breaking up

00:37:43.880 check your

00:37:44.320 check your

00:37:44.780 wi-fi

00:37:45.220 but but i

00:37:46.520 have a rather

00:37:47.220 strong opinion

00:37:47.920 about this

00:37:48.480 i don't think

00:37:49.920 there will be

00:37:50.760 if there is

00:37:51.840 something called

00:37:52.360 i don't know

00:37:52.800 i don't see

00:37:53.260 how we get

00:37:53.580 there there's

00:37:54.600 two really

00:37:55.720 important three

00:37:56.580 now owen just

00:37:57.520 alerted me to

00:37:58.220 the fact that

00:37:58.760 you have to

00:37:59.300 have memory

00:37:59.720 to have

00:37:59.960 consciousness

00:38:00.380 really

00:38:00.840 and number

00:38:02.900 two is you

00:38:03.540 have to have

00:38:03.860 a body

00:38:04.580 that has

00:38:05.420 feelings

00:38:06.260 our feelings

00:38:08.120 come out of

00:38:08.600 these large

00:38:09.680 nerve networks

00:38:10.780 over our

00:38:11.500 heart over

00:38:12.120 our gut over

00:38:12.860 our pelvis

00:38:13.420 maybe even

00:38:14.180 over our

00:38:14.540 throat

00:38:14.840 these are

00:38:15.780 these are

00:38:16.260 little brains

00:38:17.140 distributed throughout

00:38:17.960 our body we

00:38:18.500 have no idea

00:38:19.440 how they work

00:38:20.020 they seem to

00:38:20.760 be primarily

00:38:21.520 mediated through

00:38:22.680 the parasympathetic

00:38:23.580 system and the

00:38:24.560 information goes

00:38:25.160 back through the

00:38:25.760 vagus nerve to

00:38:26.460 the deep

00:38:27.000 brainstem we

00:38:28.100 have no all we

00:38:29.060 know is it's

00:38:29.720 coloring everything

00:38:31.020 it's got you

00:38:31.440 pointed out a

00:38:31.900 million times we're

00:38:32.560 not rational we're

00:38:33.440 responding to all

00:38:34.180 these things well a

00:38:35.160 lot of that's coming

00:38:35.800 from our bodies so

00:38:37.200 nobody you got a

00:38:38.340 problem number one

00:38:39.020 and then number two

00:38:40.120 this is the

00:38:40.860 controversial part i

00:38:42.620 feel very strongly

00:38:43.540 consciousness comes

00:38:45.360 out of other

00:38:47.200 people in other

00:38:48.820 words if if i

00:38:50.180 were a feral

00:38:50.800 child lost in

00:38:51.800 the woods at

00:38:52.300 six months and

00:38:53.400 i came out at

00:38:54.160 age 13 would i

00:38:55.280 have something

00:38:55.700 called consciousness

00:38:56.600 i would not i

00:38:58.100 would just be

00:38:58.580 reacting to

00:38:59.840 everything and

00:39:01.120 consciousness emerges

00:39:02.400 when we relate to

00:39:04.400 other people and

00:39:05.640 they reflect back to

00:39:06.940 us what we are

00:39:08.340 doing it's it's an

00:39:09.280 intersubjective

00:39:10.560 experience consciousness

00:39:11.700 develops between and

00:39:13.040 amongst people in my

00:39:14.480 humble opinion true

00:39:15.500 consciousness uh and

00:39:17.700 without other people

00:39:19.320 and i could grok

00:39:20.460 simulate something

00:39:21.480 like that i don't

00:39:22.200 know but i i

00:39:23.520 really feel very

00:39:24.060 strongly about that

00:39:25.080 because and that's

00:39:26.400 why yeah that is

00:39:27.980 why i think scott

00:39:29.540 you even mentioned

00:39:30.120 this too that

00:39:31.260 they're gonna try to

00:39:32.060 put um ai in the

00:39:34.740 real world like you

00:39:36.260 know build like an

00:39:36.960 ai and just put it

00:39:38.060 in a bar um absorb

00:39:42.360 information from just

00:39:43.960 being around people

00:39:45.040 in a regular

00:39:46.240 environment

00:39:47.000 it could simulate

00:39:49.220 it it could sure

00:39:50.060 simulate whether it

00:39:50.780 has it is the

00:39:51.580 question

00:39:51.960 we're seeing uh

00:39:54.920 dr heinz

00:39:56.300 dr heinz

00:39:59.300 hello dr heinz

00:40:01.180 how are you sir

00:40:02.020 good

00:40:03.020 you're my second

00:40:04.500 favorite greg

00:40:05.500 uh who's the first

00:40:07.400 oh that would be me

00:40:09.220 oh oh you're greg

00:40:10.800 too great

00:40:11.460 yeah

00:40:12.120 what kind of a

00:40:14.080 doctor are you

00:40:14.780 i'm a family

00:40:15.660 physician

00:40:16.160 oh and i do not

00:40:18.640 tap dance

00:40:19.840 despite my name

00:40:21.700 can you can you

00:40:23.580 believe what's

00:40:24.060 happened to our

00:40:24.460 profession is it

00:40:25.520 just not is it as

00:40:26.820 shocking to you as

00:40:27.520 it is to me

00:40:28.060 i'm a small town

00:40:29.260 doctor it's amazing

00:40:31.320 to see some of the

00:40:32.480 things that have

00:40:33.020 happened

00:40:33.480 it is um you

00:40:37.900 know it's it's very

00:40:40.520 dynamic is what i

00:40:41.820 would say and it

00:40:43.740 is um you know

00:40:48.140 very very scary i'm

00:40:54.220 glad that i'm you

00:40:55.360 know a few more

00:40:57.680 years and i can

00:40:58.320 retire

00:40:58.760 right

00:40:59.700 for that

00:41:00.660 well i just wanted

00:41:03.480 to see what that

00:41:04.240 would happen if a

00:41:05.160 doctor thought to a

00:41:06.700 doctor about ai

00:41:07.940 ah well ai will be

00:41:11.540 useful in medicine

00:41:12.400 that's for sure but i

00:41:13.140 had a i had a scary

00:41:13.860 conversation dr heinz

00:41:15.060 you tell me if you

00:41:15.900 haven't had stuff like

00:41:16.600 this i was talking to

00:41:18.120 a medical student who

00:41:18.900 was a brilliant young

00:41:19.960 student and he was

00:41:21.120 not doing well and i

00:41:22.200 couldn't understand why

00:41:23.280 and he goes i hate

00:41:24.300 memorizing things and i

00:41:25.360 go well you just have

00:41:26.520 to do it it's like a

00:41:27.220 language class you have

00:41:28.020 to memorize everything

00:41:28.840 and he goes i don't

00:41:30.320 know why should i i'm

00:41:31.240 going to look it all up

00:41:32.360 anyway and i thought

00:41:33.440 oh we are there that's

00:41:36.000 not good because you

00:41:37.320 can't develop the right

00:41:38.680 judgment without

00:41:40.160 experience and memory and

00:41:41.880 experiencing things over

00:41:42.840 and over and over again

00:41:43.620 uh so i worry i don't

00:41:45.700 know what that's going to

00:41:46.380 mean but dr heinz have

00:41:47.260 you seen that

00:41:47.780 absolutely and i don't

00:41:51.280 teach medical students

00:41:52.160 but i do teach uh nurse

00:41:53.840 practitioner students

00:41:54.780 and some of them are

00:41:57.260 very smart and some of

00:42:00.220 them are definitely not

00:42:02.640 because they are they're

00:42:06.180 so married to their phone

00:42:09.240 and you know scott talks

00:42:12.120 all the time about putting

00:42:13.060 a neural link in so that

00:42:14.220 you can just get to the

00:42:15.320 internet anytime you want

00:42:16.960 uh i can see doctors

00:42:20.720 planning to do that because

00:42:22.180 yeah you're going to need

00:42:24.960 instant access to the to the

00:42:28.100 internet and it can't be

00:42:29.940 through my phone it's through

00:42:33.080 my hand you know it's got to

00:42:34.320 be inside my head to make it

00:42:35.760 work so greg how much would you

00:42:39.660 trust a doctor's advice today

00:42:42.660 versus an ai advice today

00:42:45.780 medically oh that's a good

00:42:49.400 question why can't they be

00:42:51.080 together like like homes and

00:42:53.880 yo-yo do you remember that

00:42:55.120 oh my god i do he would turn

00:42:59.540 upside down right yeah it was

00:43:01.360 like it was two cops one was

00:43:04.520 real one was a robot and the one

00:43:07.180 that played the robot john shuck

00:43:09.700 something like that anyway

00:43:11.520 deep cut man deep cut but

00:43:14.020 anyway um okay god i don't

00:43:18.380 want to because i don't want to

00:43:19.460 reveal too much information

00:43:20.520 about my doctor but uh my

00:43:24.380 doctor makes amazing decisions

00:43:26.620 about things but then also he's

00:43:29.280 like he's kind of all over the

00:43:33.500 place in other ways but anyway

00:43:35.640 but great great we we've always

00:43:38.100 had the i had a great professor

00:43:41.000 of medical school used to just

00:43:42.500 jam on us and go he would he

00:43:44.260 would chant this following chant

00:43:45.740 diagnosis prognosis treatment

00:43:48.060 book and book is what you're

00:43:50.140 talking about well book in the day

00:43:51.640 my day we'd go to the index

00:43:52.980 medicus and we'd look everything

00:43:54.280 up it's not different than what we

00:43:56.200 do with the the internet just was

00:43:58.320 more cumbersome and time

00:43:59.720 consuming and maybe it was we

00:44:01.520 learned it better because we were

00:44:02.600 reading it as we went through all

00:44:04.460 that but it's it's the same

00:44:07.160 thing it's the same diagnosis

00:44:08.760 prognosis treatment book you have

00:44:10.460 to have a diagnosis in order to

00:44:12.020 understand the prognosis to be able

00:44:13.620 to apply a treatment that is

00:44:15.200 evidence-based and then you got to

00:44:16.660 go back and study what you've done

00:44:18.200 well where did i recently hear that

00:44:21.920 half of the stuff in medical books

00:44:23.680 is wrong

00:44:24.180 i think that's sort of historically

00:44:27.360 always true

00:44:28.600 it has to be true it takes too long to

00:44:34.760 to write a book

00:44:35.960 yeah yeah and and the treatments

00:44:37.860 change so fast too

00:44:39.380 so the treatments are all different

00:44:41.020 and then the ideas about what we're

00:44:42.860 dealing with

00:44:43.440 evolved dramatically

00:44:44.700 biology is infinitely complex

00:44:47.140 infinitely

00:44:47.760 and people don't get that they just

00:44:49.780 don't understand how complicated we

00:44:50.940 are

00:44:51.240 it's amazing all we do like kind of

00:44:56.520 what's that phrase we stand on the

00:44:58.820 shoulders of giants

00:45:00.240 i would have been really terrible in

00:45:02.800 the beginning of civilization

00:45:04.220 i would not have invented a single

00:45:08.220 thing i would have been the helpless

00:45:09.980 i would have probably been at the

00:45:14.260 beginning of time i would have been

00:45:15.500 dead in days

00:45:16.260 i never would have figured anything

00:45:17.740 out

00:45:18.180 you wouldn't have made it out of

00:45:19.080 childhood

00:45:19.440 so i don't want to see greg as a

00:45:21.420 knave

00:45:21.780 knave come serve me some ale

00:45:24.160 or the court jester

00:45:27.220 i was thinking that too

00:45:29.140 actually that was that would be the

00:45:31.320 kind of like the survival

00:45:32.420 mechanism

00:45:33.300 is telling jokes that's how it

00:45:35.180 started right

00:45:35.900 yeah

00:45:36.820 entertain

00:45:38.900 and reproduction

00:45:40.240 women women respond to men

00:45:42.660 telling jokes as an evidence of

00:45:44.880 intellect

00:45:45.400 yeah

00:45:46.440 intellect and relaxation they want

00:45:49.860 to relax they want to feel

00:45:50.700 comfortable and

00:45:51.500 you said it scott that that funny

00:45:54.160 is an intellectual

00:45:55.100 thing right

00:45:56.660 haven't heard you say that

00:45:57.960 i've

00:45:59.380 i've uh

00:46:00.660 well i've said it because other

00:46:02.940 people

00:46:03.280 but one of the things that always

00:46:05.540 made me laugh

00:46:06.320 is that quote about if i did

00:46:08.940 something

00:46:09.320 you said this right

00:46:11.380 it was because i was on the

00:46:13.460 shoulders of giants

00:46:14.700 but did you know that he was

00:46:18.120 kidding

00:46:18.580 really

00:46:19.720 yeah because his main

00:46:22.660 his main rival

00:46:24.040 was known to be very short

00:46:26.340 so he was actually mocking his

00:46:30.140 rival

00:46:30.580 wow

00:46:31.540 that's an eye opener

00:46:33.680 that is an eye opener

00:46:35.540 i'm gonna i'm gonna file that

00:46:38.440 i'm gonna act like i knew that

00:46:40.320 did newton drop an apple on him

00:46:44.660 yeah

00:46:45.480 that's right

00:46:46.600 so

00:46:47.100 isn't it interesting that you

00:46:49.020 guys are bringing up these huge

00:46:49.940 topics

00:46:50.300 how myth evolves and how myth

00:46:53.020 becomes sort of

00:46:53.920 uh

00:46:54.540 i wouldn't say fact but just sort

00:46:56.320 of matter of fact

00:46:57.300 and they're always so far from

00:46:59.340 reality

00:46:59.880 and whether it's historical myth

00:47:01.780 or

00:47:02.200 you know

00:47:03.200 washington and the cherry tree or

00:47:06.160 newton and the apple whatever it is

00:47:07.600 the myth is i always think myth is

00:47:09.720 something

00:47:10.120 a way of

00:47:11.200 of dumbing things down to the

00:47:12.940 lowest common denominator so we

00:47:14.920 can

00:47:15.160 communicate it to a child

00:47:16.680 and then the child sort of

00:47:18.180 absorbs it as

00:47:18.960 oh that's what happened

00:47:19.820 uh

00:47:20.740 this is boring

00:47:22.020 all right

00:47:23.080 i'm kidding

00:47:24.720 i'm kidding

00:47:25.240 i want to go back to what

00:47:26.720 before you

00:47:27.420 i feel like i'm on the show

00:47:28.280 that's what greg does to you on

00:47:29.720 his show he goes

00:47:30.360 thanks drew anyway let's do

00:47:31.720 something fun here

00:47:32.400 somebody needs to say something

00:47:33.900 important

00:47:34.360 you know we had this conversation

00:47:35.980 drew and i also had a

00:47:37.540 conversation with a friend of

00:47:38.760 mine alex about

00:47:39.940 what is the closest

00:47:41.540 replacement or approximation

00:47:44.080 of scott adams

00:47:46.500 given the

00:47:47.100 the talent

00:47:47.840 the talent stack that he has

00:47:49.340 what you deliver in the

00:47:50.960 morning which is like this

00:47:52.440 it's not a show

00:47:54.120 it's some

00:47:55.400 it's something else

00:47:56.600 is

00:47:57.500 does something exist

00:47:59.160 already

00:47:59.960 is there a portion of it

00:48:01.400 somewhere

00:48:01.900 is there somebody that could do

00:48:03.980 like

00:48:04.360 do you i mean this is something

00:48:05.900 that i think about because

00:48:06.860 i am selfish

00:48:07.800 in the sense that i'm trying

00:48:09.520 to think what do i replace

00:48:10.840 this with

00:48:11.320 what do i watch in the

00:48:13.060 morning when i work out

00:48:14.440 is it victor david

00:48:16.220 you know what

00:48:16.740 you know what

00:48:17.580 why didn't

00:48:18.100 why don't we get

00:48:18.660 recommendations from scott

00:48:20.200 because scott

00:48:21.060 scott is not replaceable

00:48:23.000 he's not

00:48:23.520 that is my point

00:48:24.120 sorry

00:48:24.380 gotta tell us

00:48:25.260 who does he think

00:48:26.480 who who does he listen to

00:48:28.440 in the morning

00:48:29.040 like i know you like the

00:48:30.340 all-in podcast

00:48:31.160 but i think they're too

00:48:32.400 abrasive

00:48:33.220 for a general audience

00:48:35.360 maybe

00:48:35.820 i don't know

00:48:36.780 they're pretty smart

00:48:39.100 yeah they are

00:48:40.180 very smart

00:48:40.780 and one of them

00:48:42.000 is great

00:48:42.600 in their own way

00:48:44.020 it takes four people

00:48:47.220 to do one scott

00:48:48.320 it doesn't even come close

00:48:50.840 yeah

00:48:51.460 you're too nice

00:48:53.400 all right

00:48:55.720 let's see if

00:48:56.520 um

00:48:56.960 dr heinz

00:48:59.400 if you would

00:49:00.020 bow out

00:49:01.000 it was great

00:49:03.380 talking to you again

00:49:04.260 nice to meet you

00:49:05.080 nice to meet you greg

00:49:06.620 so scott

00:49:09.280 what do you think

00:49:09.920 i know that you're

00:49:11.320 being modest

00:49:11.860 but is there anybody

00:49:12.760 out there

00:49:13.520 that you recommend

00:49:14.460 well

00:49:16.900 yeah

00:49:17.420 it's the hardest

00:49:18.120 question in the world

00:49:19.260 for me to answer

00:49:20.560 who's your replacement

00:49:22.640 well i mean

00:49:23.720 we we want to keep

00:49:24.700 learning about

00:49:25.260 persuasion

00:49:26.060 and and

00:49:27.360 the current

00:49:28.380 events i guess

00:49:29.460 is the best way

00:49:30.040 to say it

00:49:30.460 um

00:49:31.340 and i don't

00:49:32.640 i i found a guy

00:49:33.700 on x

00:49:34.240 that sort of

00:49:34.700 claims to be

00:49:35.180 hypnotist

00:49:35.760 but i i don't

00:49:36.460 know where to go

00:49:37.120 to get this

00:49:37.620 information

00:49:38.060 i really don't

00:49:39.100 well i think

00:49:39.460 mike benz

00:49:40.240 okay

00:49:40.640 i'll throw out

00:49:41.440 some

00:49:41.600 i'll throw out

00:49:43.180 some names

00:49:43.700 mike benz

00:49:45.380 has raw

00:49:46.520 raw talent

00:49:48.120 uh

00:49:49.500 and a brain

00:49:50.400 i say adam

00:49:51.560 carolla

00:49:52.240 has wisdom

00:49:53.240 um

00:49:54.700 walter kern

00:49:55.820 has wisdom

00:49:57.060 and honesty

00:49:58.080 there's all these

00:49:58.800 different people

00:49:59.620 that i've gone

00:50:00.580 through in my head

00:50:01.680 but that's like

00:50:02.820 that's where i

00:50:03.420 i think mike benz

00:50:04.520 has a

00:50:04.840 is somebody

00:50:05.840 if he could

00:50:06.800 slow down his

00:50:08.280 stuff

00:50:08.780 could be a

00:50:09.520 great

00:50:09.900 morning show

00:50:11.140 maybe he did

00:50:12.220 it every day

00:50:12.760 and cernovich

00:50:13.640 smoking a cigar

00:50:14.680 was always fun

00:50:15.540 is he still

00:50:15.920 doing that

00:50:16.520 uh

00:50:18.280 not on the

00:50:19.160 regular

00:50:19.560 yeah

00:50:20.320 yeah i was

00:50:22.380 i was uh

00:50:23.280 double down

00:50:24.460 on uh

00:50:25.720 mike benz

00:50:26.820 yeah

00:50:27.380 okay

00:50:27.860 but

00:50:29.660 old gregorian

00:50:30.780 has done the

00:50:31.440 best job of

00:50:32.400 let's say

00:50:33.560 coming from

00:50:34.460 nowhere

00:50:35.200 as far as

00:50:37.240 we know

00:50:37.620 to mastering

00:50:39.260 i think he

00:50:41.060 does the best

00:50:41.580 job of

00:50:42.020 mastering

00:50:42.420 my

00:50:42.940 content

00:50:44.440 and tone

00:50:45.160 okay

00:50:46.280 so uh

00:50:48.640 the mere

00:50:49.520 fact that he's

00:50:50.380 i would say

00:50:50.960 the top

00:50:52.400 student

00:50:53.140 um

00:50:54.740 makes his

00:50:56.460 show

00:50:56.740 he does a

00:50:57.700 uh

00:50:58.600 spacious show

00:51:00.300 after my

00:51:01.080 show

00:51:01.360 yeah

00:51:02.160 not every

00:51:03.480 day but

00:51:04.000 but that's

00:51:05.340 more about

00:51:05.820 the speakers

00:51:06.820 you know

00:51:07.260 i want to

00:51:07.680 hear from

00:51:08.000 him

00:51:08.380 in a

00:51:08.900 you know

00:51:09.300 in a

00:51:10.360 continuous

00:51:11.620 fashion

00:51:12.120 without being

00:51:12.600 interrupted

00:51:12.900 by other

00:51:13.340 by us

00:51:13.900 um

00:51:17.320 so

00:51:18.520 it looks like

00:51:19.140 that's the

00:51:20.500 reason i was

00:51:21.080 thinking of

00:51:21.500 making this

00:51:21.960 a group

00:51:22.460 effort

00:51:22.880 as people

00:51:25.460 have certain

00:51:26.140 skills that

00:51:27.120 they've

00:51:28.060 mastered

00:51:28.460 or can

00:51:29.420 advertise

00:51:29.920 so the

00:51:31.300 reason i

00:51:31.760 wanted to

00:51:32.120 call this

00:51:32.680 guy out

00:51:33.260 of school

00:51:33.880 is because

00:51:35.240 everybody

00:51:36.020 could teach

00:51:37.220 one class

00:51:38.140 yeah

00:51:39.180 and that

00:51:40.560 would be

00:51:41.040 moving the

00:51:42.140 ball i

00:51:42.520 think

00:51:42.780 okay

00:51:43.920 here's the

00:51:44.900 thing okay

00:51:45.420 so the

00:51:46.760 reason why

00:51:47.760 you know

00:51:50.020 what's funny

00:51:50.420 about your

00:51:51.920 stuff scott

00:51:52.700 is that

00:51:54.260 every

00:51:54.880 whether it's

00:51:55.880 megan kelly

00:51:56.600 or tucker

00:51:57.420 carlson or

00:51:58.060 whatever

00:51:58.280 everybody has

00:51:59.360 a point of

00:51:59.820 view

00:52:00.020 you kind

00:52:00.840 of don't

00:52:01.240 have a

00:52:01.680 point of

00:52:02.080 view

00:52:02.360 do you know

00:52:04.380 what i mean

00:52:04.900 yeah you hold

00:52:06.180 it yeah

00:52:06.980 yeah it's

00:52:07.660 like you i

00:52:08.400 i don't know

00:52:09.380 what your

00:52:10.480 point of view

00:52:11.560 is going to

00:52:12.420 be i can't

00:52:13.760 predict it

00:52:14.500 when when

00:52:15.980 you're when

00:52:16.480 you say okay

00:52:17.180 let's talk

00:52:17.720 about this

00:52:18.220 topic i

00:52:19.640 don't know

00:52:20.760 so i mean

00:52:22.620 and i've been

00:52:23.060 listening for

00:52:23.900 over 10

00:52:24.520 years i i

00:52:26.520 can pretty much

00:52:27.120 i'm a maybe

00:52:27.640 70 percent

00:52:28.580 at predicting

00:52:29.160 what you

00:52:29.500 might but

00:52:30.180 i'm usually

00:52:30.740 wrong i

00:52:31.980 mean so

00:52:33.320 i think that

00:52:34.660 is when

00:52:35.240 you're sitting

00:52:35.680 down with

00:52:36.180 somebody a

00:52:36.920 friend you're

00:52:38.900 not you're

00:52:39.520 not going to

00:52:40.040 sit down with

00:52:40.400 a friend and

00:52:40.880 go i'm really

00:52:41.700 interested to see

00:52:42.480 my buddy's

00:52:43.060 point of view

00:52:43.820 you want to

00:52:44.700 sit with your

00:52:45.160 friend and

00:52:46.520 have a

00:52:46.840 conversation

00:52:47.520 about this

00:52:49.780 hey did you

00:52:50.320 hear what

00:52:50.660 happened with

00:52:51.200 trump did you

00:52:51.780 hear what

00:52:52.000 happened with

00:52:52.340 iran uh

00:52:53.660 but but the

00:52:54.280 person says

00:52:54.740 yeah that's

00:52:55.160 really interesting

00:52:55.780 um but i

00:52:57.540 don't know

00:52:57.880 what the

00:52:58.280 point of

00:52:58.680 view is

00:52:58.960 going to

00:52:59.180 be and

00:53:00.160 i think

00:53:00.460 that's rare

00:53:01.360 that is

00:53:02.720 really rare

00:53:03.500 so how do

00:53:05.280 you do that

00:53:05.860 like i can't

00:53:06.740 do it because

00:53:07.680 you everybody's

00:53:08.420 going to know

00:53:08.900 kind of that

00:53:09.940 i come from a

00:53:10.660 point of view

00:53:11.340 why am i

00:53:15.680 bleeding

00:53:16.100 you're bleeding

00:53:18.920 uh you

00:53:20.000 should tell

00:53:20.620 that to your

00:53:21.560 oncologist

00:53:22.300 because the

00:53:22.880 the tumor can

00:53:23.680 do some

00:53:24.040 things to

00:53:24.420 your clotting

00:53:24.860 system

00:53:25.240 i'm already

00:53:28.160 on some

00:53:28.820 anti-clotting

00:53:29.840 right all

00:53:30.900 right so

00:53:31.200 that that

00:53:31.780 may be why

00:53:32.320 that's what

00:53:33.160 you're bleeding

00:53:33.500 then that's

00:53:34.580 what you're

00:53:34.800 bleeding

00:53:35.060 it'd be a

00:53:36.740 great show

00:53:37.220 if i just

00:53:37.680 died right

00:53:38.260 now

00:53:38.680 long enough

00:53:40.580 do you

00:53:43.280 know hey

00:53:43.740 get this

00:53:44.220 i got a

00:53:44.660 great story

00:53:45.220 you stay

00:53:45.820 long enough

00:53:46.320 we'll die

00:53:46.740 a different

00:53:47.120 way

00:53:47.460 do you

00:53:48.040 know that

00:53:48.280 my the

00:53:49.240 owner of

00:53:49.760 the company

00:53:50.240 that i

00:53:50.580 worked for

00:53:51.020 died on

00:53:51.700 uh dick

00:53:52.260 cavett

00:53:52.660 men's health

00:53:55.140 and prevention

00:53:56.000 j.i rodale

00:53:57.200 died on had a

00:53:58.820 heart attack

00:53:59.400 on uh dick

00:54:00.580 cavett

00:54:01.020 wow weird

00:54:02.400 they you

00:54:03.740 can't find

00:54:04.260 that tape

00:54:04.820 anywhere

00:54:05.540 i tried

00:54:07.500 well guys

00:54:14.700 i don't

00:54:16.100 know

00:54:16.440 no we're

00:54:17.360 not done

00:54:17.880 we're not

00:54:18.340 done

00:54:18.700 yeah we're

00:54:19.640 gonna we're

00:54:20.640 gonna stay

00:54:21.020 here with

00:54:21.360 you forever

00:54:21.880 scott that's

00:54:22.560 it

00:54:22.840 all right

00:54:23.580 now i think

00:54:24.160 scott are you

00:54:25.260 are you

00:54:25.600 scott petering

00:54:26.280 out

00:54:26.640 i'm

00:54:28.640 petering out

00:54:29.420 but i know

00:54:29.980 that owen

00:54:30.580 gregorian

00:54:31.160 will have

00:54:32.160 uh

00:54:32.500 some things

00:54:34.060 to say

00:54:34.580 and uh

00:54:36.820 they're more

00:54:37.280 about the

00:54:37.680 world and

00:54:38.260 about technology

00:54:39.180 so if owen

00:54:41.400 is still

00:54:42.080 there uh

00:54:43.620 i would love

00:54:44.240 to hear the

00:54:45.060 new technology

00:54:46.120 stuff and

00:54:47.300 you guys are

00:54:48.240 welcome to

00:54:48.980 stay and

00:54:51.040 weigh in on

00:54:52.000 that or uh

00:54:54.260 you know

00:54:55.400 whatever you

00:54:56.960 like actually

00:54:57.760 well i gotta

00:54:58.720 go i gotta go

00:54:59.640 play with a

00:55:00.180 baby i got a

00:55:00.920 one-year-old

00:55:01.580 that i gotta

00:55:02.540 go mess

00:55:03.080 with

00:55:03.440 i uh

00:55:05.580 i know my

00:55:06.240 wife is

00:55:06.580 watching and

00:55:06.980 i gotta

00:55:07.140 promote the

00:55:07.700 show she

00:55:08.160 produces for

00:55:08.720 me called

00:55:09.040 ask dr drew

00:55:09.800 it's on all

00:55:10.480 the rumbles

00:55:11.080 and x's x's

00:55:11.980 best place

00:55:12.380 ask dr drew

00:55:13.200 tuesday at

00:55:14.080 two pacific

00:55:14.760 wednesday at

00:55:15.280 four thursday

00:55:15.980 at two check

00:55:17.180 it out we

00:55:17.400 interview really

00:55:17.820 interesting people

00:55:18.660 good

00:55:20.040 anything else

00:55:21.400 you want to

00:55:22.000 mention or

00:55:23.520 promote

00:55:24.060 to greg

00:55:25.620 oh me

00:55:28.180 you know

00:55:29.300 greg there

00:55:29.800 were a lot

00:55:30.120 of questions

00:55:30.780 before he

00:55:31.460 drops off

00:55:32.060 about you

00:55:33.020 know how

00:55:33.460 the show

00:55:34.000 works

00:55:34.680 uh your

00:55:35.660 show

00:55:35.980 uh and

00:55:37.700 i said

00:55:38.580 it's because

00:55:39.560 you're an

00:55:40.200 extraordinary

00:55:40.620 conductor and

00:55:41.640 then you

00:55:41.900 mentioned later

00:55:42.640 that it's

00:55:43.060 rhythm you're

00:55:43.600 paying attention

00:55:44.120 to which i

00:55:44.720 think is

00:55:45.020 rhythm and

00:55:45.820 what's

00:55:46.320 interesting you

00:55:47.440 know what

00:55:47.660 what is it

00:55:48.160 you're able to

00:55:49.100 hold in mind

00:55:50.040 the idea the

00:55:50.920 perspective of

00:55:51.760 the viewer

00:55:52.160 i think

00:55:53.440 i will i

00:55:54.300 will uh i

00:55:55.040 won't go

00:55:55.760 along on this

00:55:56.840 because but i

00:55:58.060 i said something

00:55:58.920 on the five

00:55:59.480 yesterday we

00:56:00.780 were talking

00:56:01.120 about what

00:56:01.540 talents have

00:56:02.300 you developed

00:56:02.980 in your

00:56:03.600 occupation and

00:56:05.440 mine was

00:56:05.960 knowing how

00:56:06.960 long my

00:56:08.480 story will

00:56:09.400 take to

00:56:09.940 tell and

00:56:11.460 that is a

00:56:12.140 that is a

00:56:12.740 skill whenever

00:56:14.220 you're like

00:56:14.700 you're trying

00:56:15.260 to get let's

00:56:16.620 say you're

00:56:16.880 trying to get

00:56:17.640 to an elevator

00:56:18.320 or make a

00:56:19.340 bus or

00:56:20.160 whatever and

00:56:20.580 somebody stops

00:56:21.300 you and they

00:56:21.860 want to tell

00:56:22.280 you something

00:56:22.740 they have not

00:56:24.120 figured out how

00:56:25.420 long their story

00:56:26.500 is going to

00:56:27.020 take yes so

00:56:28.260 they keep

00:56:28.580 talking to

00:56:29.140 you and

00:56:29.580 you go i

00:56:29.940 gotta go i

00:56:30.860 gotta go it's

00:56:31.980 like i think i

00:56:32.800 have developed a

00:56:34.000 skill to know

00:56:34.740 exactly when i'm

00:56:37.040 going to stop

00:56:37.560 talking and when

00:56:38.560 somebody else is

00:56:39.500 gonna stop

00:56:39.760 but greg but

00:56:40.520 greg you're you're

00:56:41.740 communicating that

00:56:42.740 to us as the

00:56:43.720 guest on your

00:56:44.280 show whether you

00:56:44.980 realize it or

00:56:45.420 not and and

00:56:46.500 if we and if

00:56:47.040 we violate that

00:56:48.000 you let us

00:56:48.740 know

00:56:49.240 terrible no it's

00:56:56.440 good it's good

00:56:57.560 that's why it

00:56:58.240 works all right

00:56:59.560 well see i know

00:57:00.280 when to leave

00:57:00.980 dr

00:57:01.740 oh i don't i

00:57:03.240 don't i don't

00:57:03.640 want to leave

00:57:03.980 scott i want

00:57:04.660 three amigos

00:57:05.800 and glasses to

00:57:06.720 be here forever

00:57:07.400 scott's like

00:57:08.540 on you know

00:57:09.460 this is great

00:57:09.980 and everything

00:57:10.340 all right

00:57:13.120 all right

00:57:13.380 we're gone

00:57:13.720 love you man

00:57:17.280 uh i'm gonna

00:57:18.540 talk to you

00:57:18.980 again

00:57:19.440 all right

00:57:20.600 later buddy

00:57:21.820 all right

00:57:22.560 how do we

00:57:24.740 drop off

00:57:25.740 one down

00:57:29.040 so owen are you

00:57:32.300 still there

00:57:32.780 i'm still here

00:57:34.160 so um

00:57:37.120 owen i know

00:57:38.720 you've prepared

00:57:39.380 some notes

00:57:41.160 a lot of it is

00:57:42.320 technical stuff

00:57:43.520 which i love

00:57:44.700 ai and robots

00:57:46.700 and stuff

00:57:47.200 uh

00:57:48.160 do you have

00:57:49.300 some good ai

00:57:50.080 and robot stories

00:57:51.180 i do have

00:57:52.360 some ai

00:57:52.840 things especially

00:57:53.740 um i typically

00:57:54.900 group my stories

00:57:56.900 into like political

00:57:57.800 stuff and then

00:57:58.620 science and

00:57:59.180 technology and

00:57:59.820 psychology

00:58:00.320 um but

00:58:02.080 one one

00:58:03.480 story i thought

00:58:04.260 was interesting

00:58:04.820 that might even

00:58:05.600 make a good

00:58:06.060 dilbert comic

00:58:06.660 is uh

00:58:08.320 apparently there's

00:58:08.920 some leaked

00:58:09.260 documents from

00:58:09.880 amazon

00:58:10.240 and they're

00:58:11.580 demanding proof

00:58:12.460 of productivity

00:58:13.120 from their

00:58:13.640 employees

00:58:14.160 really

00:58:15.280 so the ceo

00:58:17.120 is making

00:58:17.580 them list

00:58:18.240 their accomplishments

00:58:18.900 and how they

00:58:19.820 are going to

00:58:20.480 be contributing

00:58:21.040 to the company

00:58:21.660 in the future

00:58:22.200 and what do

00:58:24.740 they do

00:58:25.040 is monitor

00:58:25.780 for your

00:58:26.220 keystrokes

00:58:26.860 it sounded

00:58:29.040 more like

00:58:29.640 they you know

00:58:30.400 almost like

00:58:30.840 the elon idea

00:58:31.720 of saying

00:58:32.500 tell me your

00:58:33.440 best three to

00:58:34.200 five accomplishments

00:58:34.940 like what you

00:58:35.480 did this week

00:58:36.040 but maybe a

00:58:37.220 little more

00:58:37.580 in general

00:58:38.320 as opposed

00:58:38.860 to just

00:58:39.240 this week

00:58:39.760 um

00:58:41.280 so it's

00:58:42.280 you know

00:58:42.720 emphasizing

00:58:43.880 like how

00:58:44.580 are you being

00:58:45.000 productive

00:58:45.380 how are you

00:58:45.940 innovating

00:58:46.480 um

00:58:47.880 what are your

00:58:48.440 strengths

00:58:48.880 like what

00:58:49.240 are you

00:58:49.400 bringing

00:58:49.620 to the

00:58:49.900 company

00:58:50.200 type of

00:58:50.560 thing

00:58:50.820 and it

00:58:52.080 you know

00:58:52.680 the speculation

00:58:53.120 in the article

00:58:53.840 was kind

00:58:54.400 of denying

00:58:56.660 that it was

00:58:57.280 about layoffs

00:58:58.100 but it seems

00:58:58.660 like that's

00:58:59.080 implied

00:58:59.500 if you're

00:59:00.940 not able

00:59:02.280 to articulate

00:59:02.900 it that you

00:59:03.720 might be in

00:59:04.160 trouble

00:59:04.440 sounds like

00:59:07.200 it would have

00:59:07.700 to be

00:59:08.080 yeah the

00:59:09.580 one of the

00:59:10.200 quotes is

00:59:10.640 accomplishments

00:59:11.120 are specific

00:59:11.900 projects

00:59:12.420 goals

00:59:12.740 initiatives

00:59:13.180 or process

00:59:13.980 improvements

00:59:14.400 that show

00:59:14.880 the impact

00:59:15.380 of your

00:59:15.660 work

00:59:16.060 that's what

00:59:17.440 they're asking

00:59:17.780 for

00:59:18.100 shelley

00:59:19.120 is trying

00:59:19.460 to tell

00:59:19.880 me something

00:59:20.380 in my

00:59:20.860 deaf ear

00:59:21.380 do you

00:59:23.300 want to

00:59:23.700 invite

00:59:24.200 anybody

00:59:24.680 any

00:59:25.100 others

00:59:25.580 to talk

00:59:26.160 with

00:59:26.360 owen

00:59:26.780 or do

00:59:27.500 you want

00:59:27.860 to close

00:59:28.340 down

00:59:28.680 do you

00:59:31.680 want to

00:59:31.940 see if

00:59:32.200 we can

00:59:32.400 find

00:59:33.080 marcella

00:59:34.500 or erica

00:59:36.360 or anybody

00:59:37.360 well we

00:59:38.140 go in a

00:59:38.640 search

00:59:39.140 if we

00:59:39.880 let's see

00:59:40.360 if we

00:59:40.820 have

00:59:41.120 if we

00:59:43.320 could

00:59:43.520 quickly find

00:59:44.500 some interesting

00:59:45.380 people

00:59:45.880 so we're

00:59:48.460 just looking

00:59:48.940 at the list

00:59:49.540 of interesting

00:59:50.400 people right

00:59:51.100 now

00:59:51.380 but owen

00:59:53.680 you can

00:59:54.180 continue

00:59:54.820 yeah you

00:59:55.400 can

00:59:55.520 continue

00:59:55.880 talking

00:59:56.340 yeah

00:59:57.340 there's a

00:59:57.720 few

00:59:57.860 stories

00:59:58.200 i posted

00:59:58.720 about how

00:59:59.380 ai is

00:59:59.860 changing

01:00:00.240 the things

01:00:01.260 and one

01:00:03.100 is about

01:00:03.680 um

01:00:04.660 ai is

01:00:06.200 intensifying

01:00:06.800 the collapse

01:00:07.420 of trust

01:00:07.920 online

01:00:08.400 that with

01:00:10.280 all the

01:00:10.540 deep fakes

01:00:11.140 it's making

01:00:12.960 it really

01:00:13.280 hard to

01:00:13.700 understand

01:00:14.080 what's

01:00:14.400 true and

01:00:14.820 what's

01:00:15.040 fake

01:00:15.360 um

01:00:16.840 and you

01:00:18.360 know i

01:00:18.540 think one

01:00:18.960 article is

01:00:19.400 talking about

01:00:19.840 how you

01:00:20.100 need to

01:00:20.360 learn the

01:00:20.660 difference

01:00:21.040 or you

01:00:21.460 gotta be

01:00:21.800 trained on

01:00:22.320 it um

01:00:23.620 but there's

01:00:24.640 i think the

01:00:25.460 instagram ceo

01:00:26.780 also said

01:00:27.360 something

01:00:27.780 recently about

01:00:28.880 how you

01:00:29.340 can't really

01:00:29.720 tell what's

01:00:30.160 real anymore

01:00:30.820 and that

01:00:32.040 they were

01:00:32.760 gonna try

01:00:33.260 and tag

01:00:33.920 things but

01:00:35.080 they thought

01:00:35.520 it was a

01:00:35.900 mistake to

01:00:36.420 try and

01:00:36.780 tag what's

01:00:37.780 ai or

01:00:38.360 what's fake

01:00:38.960 that they

01:00:39.680 thought it

01:00:39.880 would probably

01:00:40.160 be easier

01:00:40.760 to have

01:00:41.500 people tag

01:00:42.120 what's real

01:00:42.720 just so you

01:00:43.660 could have

01:00:44.520 some way of

01:00:44.920 authenticating

01:00:45.500 it i'm not

01:00:45.840 really sure how

01:00:46.320 they would do

01:00:46.700 either one

01:00:47.580 so jack

01:00:50.520 josevic is

01:00:51.640 joining

01:00:51.960 this

01:00:52.380 what's up

01:00:54.220 scott what's

01:00:54.900 up everyone

01:00:55.580 happy to be

01:00:57.000 here i got

01:00:58.580 my got my

01:00:59.900 mug right

01:01:00.760 there we got

01:01:01.320 to get greg

01:01:01.880 one of these

01:01:02.380 mugs because

01:01:03.300 of course as

01:01:04.160 everyone who

01:01:04.560 has the mug

01:01:05.080 knows you

01:01:05.960 don't need to

01:01:06.560 look up the

01:01:07.280 simultaneous sip

01:01:08.280 because it's

01:01:08.820 right there so

01:01:09.840 we've got it

01:01:10.320 all in

01:01:10.840 exactly

01:01:12.480 oh we we

01:01:13.760 just got back

01:01:14.360 from uh from

01:01:15.320 minneapolis it

01:01:16.220 looked it was a

01:01:17.000 little bit quieter

01:01:17.740 last night but

01:01:18.720 it's it's still

01:01:19.520 pretty crazy out

01:01:20.500 there on the

01:01:21.200 ground

01:01:21.560 and what's

01:01:22.800 what's amazing

01:01:23.520 me scott is

01:01:24.600 you're you're

01:01:25.960 one i think

01:01:27.820 one of the

01:01:28.260 most lasting

01:01:28.880 things that

01:01:29.360 you've taught

01:01:29.740 so many of

01:01:30.460 us myself

01:01:30.940 obviously included

01:01:31.840 is the the

01:01:34.280 one story two

01:01:35.280 movies phenomenon

01:01:36.380 because that's

01:01:37.240 what we're seeing

01:01:37.700 play out across

01:01:38.700 the entire

01:01:39.620 country right

01:01:40.460 now with this

01:01:41.100 minneapolis

01:01:41.660 situation and

01:01:43.440 it almost doesn't

01:01:44.780 matter how many

01:01:46.020 times we go

01:01:46.880 fools of brooder

01:01:47.720 with this

01:01:48.380 minneapolis

01:01:49.100 video it's all

01:01:49.980 we've framed

01:01:51.380 by frame and

01:01:52.260 look and you

01:01:52.820 can see the

01:01:53.340 tire and and

01:01:54.380 and they just

01:01:56.120 don't see it and

01:01:57.100 then the mayor

01:01:57.600 will go up and

01:01:58.320 say she was just

01:01:59.600 trying to get

01:01:59.980 away that's all

01:02:01.100 it was and it

01:02:02.500 doesn't matter

01:02:02.960 three three minute

01:02:03.980 video and she's

01:02:05.420 sitting there she's

01:02:06.180 dancing she's

01:02:07.020 honking the horn

01:02:07.900 she's excited she's

01:02:09.580 so happy but it

01:02:11.580 and i guess scott

01:02:12.440 that that was my

01:02:13.260 question for you

01:02:14.020 almost is do you

01:02:16.040 think that some of

01:02:16.760 the some of the

01:02:17.620 people looking at

01:02:18.260 this stuff they

01:02:18.760 know about that

01:02:19.480 evidence and

01:02:20.860 they and they

01:02:22.560 just sort of block

01:02:23.340 it out or is it

01:02:24.400 more of this

01:02:24.860 emotional barrier

01:02:25.800 where they say it

01:02:26.560 just sort of

01:02:26.920 doesn't matter

01:02:27.460 well yeah i think

01:02:30.540 mostly people decide

01:02:31.960 what their what

01:02:33.680 their narrative is

01:02:34.820 and then they

01:02:35.380 squish everything

01:02:36.240 into it and

01:02:37.700 that seems like

01:02:38.560 that there's no

01:02:39.280 way to fix that

01:02:40.360 because we're just

01:02:42.400 narrative driven

01:02:44.500 creatures so so i

01:02:47.080 wonder if if you

01:02:49.400 and owen have the

01:02:50.640 same take on

01:02:52.480 minnesota does that

01:02:55.400 make sense well so

01:02:57.640 wait i didn't catch

01:02:58.580 owen's take i was

01:02:59.320 signing on and

01:03:00.100 pressing buttons what

01:03:00.960 was owen's take

01:03:01.600 so i i haven't given

01:03:03.920 you owen's take

01:03:05.000 oh okay right now

01:03:07.100 owen what would you

01:03:08.740 say is the summary

01:03:10.900 my mouth is so dry

01:03:13.280 what would you say

01:03:14.760 is a summary of

01:03:16.000 you know what i

01:03:19.660 have to confess i

01:03:20.980 always confuse

01:03:21.680 minnesota with

01:03:22.620 minneapolis

01:03:23.360 minneapolis is the

01:03:25.260 state right

01:03:26.300 it's city the

01:03:27.840 exact same thing

01:03:28.680 it just it sits too

01:03:29.940 closely together in

01:03:30.880 my brain and they

01:03:31.620 just keep switching

01:03:32.400 places to each

01:03:33.180 other but they

01:03:34.700 shouldn't be allowed

01:03:35.140 to do that

01:03:35.660 well so owen

01:03:37.660 what would be your

01:03:38.480 like your one

01:03:39.900 new summary of

01:03:41.640 what's happening

01:03:42.220 well i i think as

01:03:44.760 far as the ice

01:03:45.420 shooting goes it

01:03:46.180 definitely is two

01:03:47.060 movies on one

01:03:47.720 screen i think um

01:03:49.520 it seems to me like

01:03:50.920 the left or the

01:03:51.760 democrats are trying

01:03:52.800 to turn it into a

01:03:54.260 george floyd

01:03:54.800 situation and the

01:03:56.620 right is trying to

01:03:57.960 treat it like a

01:03:58.540 self-defense shooting

01:03:59.360 and there's a ton of

01:04:01.860 video and so my

01:04:03.260 overall take is i

01:04:04.260 think the right is

01:04:05.080 going to prevail in

01:04:05.900 this case because

01:04:06.860 there's too much

01:04:07.980 video i think in the

01:04:09.240 george floyd

01:04:09.780 situation the

01:04:10.680 reason they were

01:04:11.200 able to push that

01:04:12.560 narrative was

01:04:13.720 because the only

01:04:14.300 video that was

01:04:14.860 available was

01:04:15.500 highly edited you

01:04:16.640 didn't have the

01:04:17.420 full context of

01:04:18.300 what happened

01:04:18.680 before or after

01:04:19.620 the clip of

01:04:21.080 having the the

01:04:22.020 knee on the

01:04:22.440 neck and that's

01:04:24.660 just not the case

01:04:25.340 in this situation

01:04:26.080 you have um all

01:04:28.240 the different angles

01:04:28.980 and it very clearly

01:04:30.560 shows that the car

01:04:31.620 was going towards

01:04:32.520 the person and so

01:04:34.200 it seems like a

01:04:35.120 pretty obvious

01:04:36.320 self-defense

01:04:37.540 shooting so i

01:04:38.540 think ultimately

01:04:39.860 i think that's

01:04:40.600 what will prevail

01:04:41.320 but i think there

01:04:41.960 probably will be a

01:04:42.680 lot of back and

01:04:43.880 forth and you may

01:04:44.780 never get out of

01:04:45.440 the two movies with

01:04:46.180 one screen because

01:04:47.160 people are going to

01:04:48.080 see what they want

01:04:48.640 to see

01:04:49.000 what about you

01:04:50.800 jack does that

01:04:51.740 match your take

01:04:53.360 pretty much and

01:04:55.660 what's been amazing

01:04:56.840 to me though so i

01:04:57.780 actually went there

01:04:58.680 i went down to the

01:05:00.360 uh the memorial and

01:05:02.740 i i was at the you

01:05:04.280 know they're placing

01:05:04.740 flowers and i

01:05:05.720 wasn't out out

01:05:06.380 out there when

01:05:07.460 they had the

01:05:08.120 the barricades and

01:05:09.140 they were setting

01:05:09.560 up this sort of

01:05:10.240 autonomous zone like

01:05:11.380 they did in seattle

01:05:12.240 back in the summer

01:05:13.680 of love and they

01:05:15.920 had taken that the

01:05:16.620 police had actually

01:05:17.200 taken that down at

01:05:18.020 that point but

01:05:18.620 what's amazing is

01:05:19.380 that when you when

01:05:20.200 you talk to the

01:05:20.920 people there they're

01:05:22.980 not even aware that

01:05:24.480 the other movie

01:05:25.580 exists and i think

01:05:26.920 this is something that

01:05:27.680 you've talked about a

01:05:28.520 lot where when you

01:05:30.180 talk to you know

01:05:31.820 conservatives or you

01:05:33.640 know sort of people

01:05:34.220 in the middle they're

01:05:35.140 sort of aware of the

01:05:36.460 two sides they're

01:05:37.480 aware of the two

01:05:38.320 arguments and in

01:05:40.900 in many cases if

01:05:41.960 you're and if you're

01:05:42.660 if you're better at

01:05:43.540 it if you're if you're

01:05:44.260 really involved you

01:05:45.320 can usually explain

01:05:46.660 what the other side

01:05:47.520 thinks as well but

01:05:49.120 when you talk to

01:05:49.740 these guys there is

01:05:51.040 no other movie and

01:05:52.380 and what they seem

01:05:54.660 to find and i see

01:05:55.280 this with like a lot

01:05:56.900 of msnbc hosts

01:05:58.040 they'll sit there

01:05:58.740 chris hayes will sit

01:05:59.640 there and say why

01:06:00.960 is it that these

01:06:02.640 conservatives these

01:06:04.200 trump supporters why

01:06:05.460 is it that they're so

01:06:06.540 evil why is it that

01:06:08.340 they that they can't

01:06:09.880 get on board with the

01:06:11.040 things that we believe

01:06:12.120 which are obviously the

01:06:13.140 true and right things

01:06:14.180 because we know that

01:06:15.620 progressivism is the

01:06:16.880 truth so so they spend

01:06:18.740 all their time without

01:06:19.880 any theory of mind

01:06:21.500 that anyone could

01:06:23.000 possibly have a

01:06:23.980 different look on the

01:06:25.720 situation whereas you

01:06:27.740 know you see people that

01:06:28.700 are on i don't even

01:06:29.980 know what you call it

01:06:30.480 more independent

01:06:31.040 thinkers i guess you

01:06:31.880 would say and you see

01:06:32.480 those different maps

01:06:33.280 right where they'll

01:06:34.680 talk where they'll show

01:06:35.620 that the the left you

01:06:38.100 know the left side of

01:06:39.420 the spectrum is is

01:06:40.840 consolidated down into

01:06:42.080 one point whereas the

01:06:43.640 right side of the

01:06:44.360 spectrum has this this

01:06:45.520 large bubble of

01:06:47.380 different opinions and

01:06:48.660 a different spectrum

01:06:49.480 where you know here's

01:06:50.860 your libertarian here's

01:06:52.180 your nationalist here's

01:06:53.300 your conservative here's

01:06:54.440 your neocon and

01:06:55.360 there's there's all

01:06:56.200 sorts of different

01:06:56.840 opinions that sort of

01:06:57.780 float around here but

01:06:59.260 on the left it's all

01:07:00.220 consolidated down into

01:07:01.620 one point one

01:07:02.700 perspective is the only

01:07:03.660 thing allowed they

01:07:05.500 don't have any even

01:07:07.660 allowance for this

01:07:08.880 difference of opinion

01:07:09.700 or a difference of a

01:07:11.320 theory of mind or a

01:07:12.340 theory of I guess object

01:07:14.160 reality and that's that's

01:07:15.600 one of the things that's

01:07:16.280 been going viral around

01:07:17.300 lately as well which I

01:07:18.420 think is really

01:07:19.140 interesting where people

01:07:21.560 are talking about Devin

01:07:23.120 Erickson Scott I don't

01:07:24.200 know if you've seen his

01:07:25.100 his thread on this where

01:07:26.320 he says you have to

01:07:27.860 understand that it isn't

01:07:29.660 just IQ it's that so

01:07:31.700 many people are

01:07:32.640 indistinguishable from

01:07:33.760 large language models

01:07:34.920 because even if they

01:07:36.080 have high IQ they don't

01:07:37.880 have an an object theory

01:07:40.220 of reality they only have

01:07:41.920 an object theory of

01:07:42.840 language so it's just

01:07:44.540 word word word word and

01:07:46.420 then an LLM as you I've

01:07:48.420 always thought your

01:07:48.900 explanation of an LLM is

01:07:50.320 the best because it's

01:07:51.720 just predicting what the

01:07:52.700 next word is going to be

01:07:53.800 or the next string of

01:07:54.700 words and they use mapping

01:07:55.940 to do this and so

01:07:57.500 people who don't have

01:07:58.760 an object an object you

01:08:01.480 an object model of

01:08:02.260 reality like computers

01:08:03.880 could because computers

01:08:05.900 can't understand reality

01:08:08.040 the way that we do at

01:08:09.580 least or perhaps we have

01:08:10.420 a better object view

01:08:11.920 that's why people aren't

01:08:13.700 computers and computers

01:08:14.700 aren't people but the

01:08:16.180 the real interesting thing

01:08:17.440 that Devin Erickson is

01:08:18.340 talking about is there's a

01:08:19.980 lot of people you meet and

01:08:21.200 they could be they could be

01:08:22.740 doctors they could be

01:08:23.800 experts they could be

01:08:24.760 researchers they could be

01:08:25.820 scientists and the minute

01:08:27.420 that you that you sort of

01:08:28.780 question their language

01:08:30.120 model by referring to

01:08:31.840 something in reality it

01:08:33.080 all sort of falls apart

01:08:34.000 yeah that's the kind of

01:08:37.520 conversation I love who is

01:08:40.300 a who's a person who's an

01:08:41.720 NPC yeah I keep thinking

01:08:44.620 I'm gonna wake up in a

01:08:46.240 game chair

01:08:46.900 find out the whole thing

01:08:50.360 was like a one-hour

01:08:51.440 experience but I thought it

01:08:53.500 was my life all right my

01:08:56.860 my mouth is starting to

01:08:58.360 bleed a little bit too

01:08:59.620 much from the talking so

01:09:02.380 I'm gonna have to shut

01:09:03.820 down Owen are you doing

01:09:06.220 anything after after this

01:09:08.280 I'm having a spaces for my

01:09:10.900 subscribers so if anyone is

01:09:12.260 interested in that they can

01:09:13.380 certainly sign up if they're

01:09:14.520 not already subscribed to me

01:09:15.880 on X and we're having a

01:09:17.060 discussion of the book thou

01:09:18.260 shall prosper which is a

01:09:20.720 fascinating book but yeah

01:09:23.120 that's what I'm doing today

01:09:23.940 but I'll be back with another

01:09:25.720 after party on Saturday

01:09:26.820 all right so everybody who

01:09:29.320 subscribes to you would be able

01:09:31.680 to find that right yes it's all

01:09:33.860 on my feed on X great I just

01:09:36.580 want to tell everybody thanks for

01:09:38.000 being patient with us this

01:09:39.540 morning I know it was a little

01:09:41.040 tough to get this all on

01:09:43.720 streaming so thank you I feel

01:09:47.140 like we're getting 10% smarter

01:09:49.320 every time we do this and then

01:09:52.240 then we'll have something all

01:09:55.280 right thank you everybody yeah

01:09:56.760 and thank you everybody for the

01:09:58.480 nice comments yesterday as well

01:10:00.760 you're right bye thanks for doing

01:10:04.000 you're too nice all right we'll see

01:10:09.100 you tomorrow that is my hope and

01:10:12.480 we're ending for today thank you

01:10:15.300 so much for a good day Scott

01:10:17.200 all right take care thanks Scott

01:10:20.920 bye thank you

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 11, 2026

Episode 3069 The Scott Adams School 01⧸11⧸26

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