Real Coffee with Scott Adams - January 11, 2026


Episode 3069 The Scott Adams School 01⧸11⧸26


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 10 minutes

Words per Minute

159.46141

Word Count

11,223

Sentence Count

6

Misogynist Sentences

12

Hate Speech Sentences

17


Summary

Greg and Shelly try to find replacements for Scott Adams after he left the show, but it's not as easy as it looks like it should be. Plus, the guys try to figure out how to replace him with a replacement.


Transcript

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
00:05:52.820 and
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
00:12:04.560 the tip
00:12:05.020 I have to read
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00:12:08.100 don't see 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