Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 981 Scott Adams： A Glimpse of the Coming #GoldenAge For the Economy and Humans Too

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00:00:07.060 Hey, it's time. It's time for No Coffee with Scott Adams because it's too late at night.

00:00:16.360 But it is time to find out more about the Golden Age. The Golden Age is coming.

00:00:22.160 Yeah, it turns out that this coronavirus was like the third act. It's the thing we had to get past.

00:00:30.980 And I'll lay it out for you in a moment.

00:00:33.920 We're going to keep the theme alive that, at least for the rest of Sunday, we're going to have positive thoughts.

00:00:40.820 All positive thoughts. Are they real? Are they realistic?

00:00:44.720 It doesn't matter. For today, we're going to wrap ourselves in a cocoon of positive thoughts.

00:00:54.320 And I've got a whiteboard to take it home. How would you like to see the whiteboard?

00:01:00.680 All right, here's the setup. Setup is this.

00:01:03.980 For all of the time that I have been alive, things have been based on basically something that evolved from, I don't know, the 30s.

00:01:18.900 The house that many people live in, if you live in a house type of a structure, was probably designed, I don't know, how much different is it than 100 years ago?

00:01:30.760 But our lives have changed completely.

00:01:34.460 So we're living in a world that was designed for other people. 0.95

00:01:39.420 It's a big thought.

00:01:41.380 We are living in a world designed for other people. 0.95

00:01:46.700 People who are not alive anymore.

00:01:49.360 Our design ideas of what a house is, how we live, what a community is, what a city is, what a street is, what a school is.

00:01:57.540 That is a system and a bunch of systems that work together that were designed for other people.

00:02:05.760 We don't live like those people.

00:02:07.600 We're not those people.

00:02:08.680 Those people died decades ago.

00:02:13.120 But what was preventing us from building something for us?

00:02:17.500 Why were we putting up with these incremental little tweaks to somebody else's civilization that we just happen to be living in?

00:02:27.560 Well, we put up with it because it's hard to change things.

00:02:30.860 People, things, you know, have an inertia.

00:02:32.820 They just keep on going.

00:02:34.380 It's hard to change anything.

00:02:36.420 But also our minds were not in that place.

00:02:40.420 Because did you know you were living in somebody else's world?

00:02:45.700 Did you ever once have that thought?

00:02:48.360 Did you get up in the morning and look around and say,

00:02:50.320 You know, everything I'm going to experience today was designed for somebody who died a hundred years ago.

00:02:59.940 You know, the road was there.

00:03:01.960 You know, maybe cars weren't there.

00:03:05.020 But basically, you're living in somebody else's world.

00:03:08.360 And the coronavirus just changed that.

00:03:13.320 Because one of the things that the coronavirus did that I think will be the least appreciated effect is that it changed how we think about everything.

00:03:24.240 When you had to rethink everything from scratch,

00:03:28.100 How do I go to school?

00:03:29.640 How do I commute?

00:03:30.560 How do I work?

00:03:31.980 How do I even interact with my own family?

00:03:34.380 When you have to start from scratch and rethink everything,

00:03:39.340 Suddenly it becomes clear to you that you were living in someone else's world.

00:03:45.840 Completely.

00:03:46.820 And you had bought into it like that was okay.

00:03:50.180 It was sort of like, you know, some animal takes over another animal's den and just moves in,

00:03:55.060 But they're not really an animal that lives in a den.

00:03:58.240 You know, if you're a...

00:04:00.020 It would be like being a, let's say, a tiger that climbs a tree and sees a bird nest there

00:04:07.880 And then goes and lives in the bird nest.

00:04:11.420 Tigers don't belong in birds' nests.

00:04:13.740 They don't fit.

00:04:14.480 But, if the tiger was, let's say, asleep in its mind, you know, just didn't know much about its reality,

00:04:22.600 It might say, well, I guess tigers live in a bird's nest now.

00:04:26.320 It wouldn't know the difference.

00:04:27.900 And that's the world that you've been living in your entire life.

00:04:31.120 You've been a tiger in a bird's nest.

00:04:34.200 And until the coronavirus, you thought maybe that was okay.

00:04:37.880 Because it was just what you were used to.

00:04:39.520 So, now having been forced to rethink everything,

00:04:46.680 So, once again, somebody's confused about analogies.

00:04:50.680 Let me pause to clean this up.

00:04:53.740 No, I've never said analogies are worthless.

00:04:58.660 They're worthless for persuasion, specifically.

00:05:02.660 They're great for describing a new concept, which is the way I just used it.

00:05:07.400 If I go to persuade you, and I try to persuade you with an analogy,

00:05:13.460 Watch how it doesn't work.

00:05:15.880 That's the lesson.

00:05:17.580 It won't work.

00:05:19.320 You can see it for yourself.

00:05:20.440 If I ever try, it's not going to persuade you.

00:05:23.300 I promise.

00:05:25.060 But as an explanation of something new, they're great.

00:05:29.640 Alright, here's what's going to change.

00:05:31.840 Guaranteed.

00:05:33.580 We are living in the legacy systems.

00:05:36.000 All of our systems are legacy, meaning it's something built for a prior time.

00:05:42.080 Here's the way this can get fixed.

00:05:44.480 And this is the way you would design anything if you knew how to design.

00:05:48.580 Alright?

00:05:49.220 So, you wouldn't...

00:05:51.000 Whoever said, change my world, baby.

00:05:54.500 You made me laugh.

00:05:55.320 The way you would design anything if you really knew how to design things is that first you would live with a family.

00:06:05.480 You would actually embed yourself with a variety of different families.

00:06:09.740 And you would actually watch what they do during the day.

00:06:12.600 Because you're going to try to ultimately design a new place for them to live with new systems from scratch.

00:06:18.880 So, first you see what they actually do.

00:06:21.540 And let's say you see one of the parents comes down.

00:06:24.740 Let's say it's mom.

00:06:25.540 Mom comes down.

00:06:26.480 She starts to leave the door.

00:06:28.400 And she forgot her keys.

00:06:30.340 So, she's got to walk all the way upstairs again. 1.00

00:06:32.440 She gets her keys.

00:06:33.220 She comes all the way back down.

00:06:34.420 And she forgot her wallet.

00:06:37.360 She has to go all the way upstairs again. 0.68

00:06:39.220 You get her wallet.

00:06:39.900 Come all the way back down.

00:06:41.700 Now, you're the observer.

00:06:43.100 And you're saying, okay, what's wrong with this system?

00:06:45.600 Okay.

00:06:46.300 How about if we're going to design a community from scratch?

00:06:51.100 How about you never need keys?

00:06:53.720 How about it's just biometrics?

00:06:56.160 How about...

00:06:56.640 So, you don't have to ever go back and get your keys.

00:06:59.180 How about if we don't have physical money and credit cards?

00:07:02.260 What if it's just also biometrics or it could be, you know, just could be your phone?

00:07:08.640 So, what if you just get rid of all those things that made mom annoyed for those five minutes?

00:07:14.840 And then you keep watching.

00:07:16.240 And it's everything from the way they do homework.

00:07:18.660 So, let's say the kids are home and there's no place to do homework.

00:07:22.720 And they're laying on their beds doing homework.

00:07:25.080 Now, a lot of kids like to do their homework on the bed, but it's the worst place to do it.

00:07:29.280 You should be sitting up properly and you should have a table

00:07:31.760 and you should have a proper light and away from the other noise.

00:07:36.120 So, the researcher says, hmm, couldn't do homework.

00:07:39.840 But even more, maybe why go to school at all?

00:07:43.180 Maybe there should be one or two places, spaces in the home

00:07:46.360 in which you've got a big enough screen and some headphones

00:07:49.400 and a kid or two could take classes.

00:07:52.900 You know, and it's actually optimized as a room for learning.

00:07:57.040 That's just what it does.

00:07:58.280 It's not a TV room.

00:08:00.040 It's a learning room.

00:08:01.340 Now, these are just ideas.

00:08:02.620 The point is that if you don't start your process

00:08:06.620 by actually spending time and recording what people do,

00:08:11.160 how could you possibly design a better system?

00:08:14.800 Now, do you think that home builders do this?

00:08:17.520 Do you think that there's a major home builder

00:08:19.440 who's studying things from the bottom up to build a perfect house?

00:08:24.180 I don't think so.

00:08:27.160 Here's what I think a home builder does.

00:08:29.340 I think a home builder says, what sold well last time?

00:08:34.300 What are our competitors selling that is selling well for them?

00:08:38.480 And then I think they build the house that they know how to build

00:08:41.160 because, you know, that's important.

00:08:43.400 You don't want to take five years figuring out how to build a house.

00:08:47.160 You want to build the house you know how to build

00:08:49.060 that's very similar to the ones that people are buying.

00:08:52.860 Try a little something.

00:08:54.120 See if anybody buys more of those.

00:08:56.500 Test your way through it.

00:08:57.860 But I'll tell you what they're not doing.

00:09:00.160 They're not starting from scratch

00:09:01.820 to ask how do people live in 2020 and beyond.

00:09:06.660 But they could.

00:09:07.920 So let's say that you've done that

00:09:09.200 and now you know how people live

00:09:11.120 and what a proper house needs to have.

00:09:13.340 Next would be what I'll call ideal room designs.

00:09:18.520 Why do we have a million different looks for every room?

00:09:22.660 Because I guarantee you

00:09:24.400 that there are some room designs

00:09:26.180 that are close to universally right

00:09:28.160 and some that just aren't as good.

00:09:31.060 Why don't we standardize on some rooms

00:09:33.380 standard bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, etc., living room

00:09:36.640 that can be easily furnished.

00:09:39.720 But here's the thing.

00:09:40.520 Everything from the light to the colors

00:09:43.700 to the textures

00:09:44.400 to how easy it is to maintain it

00:09:46.860 and everything.

00:09:47.720 You consider all of these things

00:09:49.140 and then you make each room

00:09:50.540 like it's a separate product.

00:09:53.940 So a bedroom would be a product.

00:09:56.740 And if you wanted to live in a home

00:09:58.180 you could say I'll buy three bedrooms.

00:10:01.240 And then you could put them together

00:10:02.860 in an arrangement

00:10:03.860 maybe not an infinitely different arrangement

00:10:06.800 but a few set structures.

00:10:09.280 So you'd have perfect rooms

00:10:11.800 and then you would get

00:10:13.540 your systems engineers involved

00:10:15.860 to not just design a home

00:10:18.340 because that's what we've done before.

00:10:22.280 If all you're doing is designing a home

00:10:24.180 and you plop it in the middle of other homes

00:10:26.780 that were also designed just to be homes

00:10:29.140 you haven't really designed the system.

00:10:32.100 So you need your systems engineers

00:10:33.900 to come in and say

00:10:34.620 okay, what's the ideal size for a community?

00:10:37.540 Won't make it too big

00:10:38.740 won't make it too small.

00:10:40.560 What are we going to do about energy?

00:10:42.180 How are we going to make this thing green?

00:10:43.760 What's the best engineering for that?

00:10:45.760 Should we put it around

00:10:46.680 a generation four nuclear power plant?

00:10:50.960 How do we do this?

00:10:52.760 You probably wanted to have your own banking.

00:10:54.700 Is there any reason

00:10:57.600 a new community built from scratch

00:10:59.840 couldn't just have

00:11:01.220 an automatic digital bank

00:11:02.840 and just everybody has that bank?

00:11:05.260 They could have other banks too

00:11:07.020 but if you're living in the community

00:11:09.080 the homeowners association

00:11:11.180 or the town or whatever

00:11:12.360 just has some software

00:11:14.300 and it's your bank.

00:11:16.660 So it's just a software bank.

00:11:18.660 Maybe you'd have software insurance too

00:11:20.680 and you might have software

00:11:22.240 that's sort of the backbone

00:11:23.340 of this whole thing.

00:11:24.480 You know, running it

00:11:25.060 you'd have to make sure

00:11:27.260 that you had the right kind of transportation.

00:11:29.540 I'll just throw out some wild ideas.

00:11:31.880 If you were going to build

00:11:33.180 a community today from scratch

00:11:36.140 would you build each home

00:11:38.700 so it could accommodate

00:11:40.240 a drone landing on the roof?

00:11:43.560 Maybe the drone is just delivering

00:11:45.240 small packages and stuff

00:11:46.640 but would you consider that

00:11:48.520 in your original design

00:11:49.760 that probably drones 0.66

00:11:52.260 will be delivering small stuff

00:11:53.800 so you don't have to drive to the store?

00:11:56.380 Maybe so.

00:11:57.380 Maybe you'd have underground walkways

00:12:00.480 underground transportation

00:12:01.820 but anyway the engineers

00:12:03.060 would figure that out

00:12:03.980 as well as everything

00:12:05.380 from health care to security

00:12:06.840 and figuring out

00:12:08.340 what kind of nature

00:12:08.980 to put around it.

00:12:10.540 Now I'm going to start

00:12:11.860 deleting anybody

00:12:14.520 I'm going to block anybody

00:12:16.100 who mentions communism

00:12:17.900 or socialism.

00:12:21.400 Okay?

00:12:21.800 Because there's nothing

00:12:22.800 in anything you're going to see

00:12:24.120 that is even remotely like that.

00:12:27.640 Okay?

00:12:29.620 So if anybody starts saying

00:12:32.240 that's communism

00:12:33.060 you're taking my freedom

00:12:34.500 or whatever

00:12:34.960 I'm just going to block you

00:12:35.920 because you're not ready for this.

00:12:38.900 Alright, so those are

00:12:39.760 the first three phases.

00:12:43.020 All very doable

00:12:44.160 I think you can see.

00:12:45.440 And then here's the fun part.

00:12:48.980 Start building

00:12:49.960 home kits.

00:12:53.300 It should be Lego-like

00:12:54.900 meaning that you can

00:12:55.760 snap them together.

00:12:57.960 It should be so easy

00:12:59.300 that you could hire

00:13:00.140 your Uber driver

00:13:01.240 to assemble your house for you.

00:13:03.460 Now, not specifically

00:13:04.600 an Uber driver

00:13:05.360 but the point is

00:13:07.080 unskilled labor

00:13:08.080 should be able to take

00:13:10.100 these blocks

00:13:11.120 and say

00:13:12.520 oh, here's the directions

00:13:14.020 here's the YouTube video

00:13:15.340 for today's work

00:13:16.380 this block goes

00:13:18.320 okay, there's only one place

00:13:19.540 it can go.

00:13:20.140 Boom.

00:13:21.540 No cutting would be involved.

00:13:23.920 No cutting.

00:13:24.900 No sawing.

00:13:26.260 No resizing.

00:13:27.400 Everything would be

00:13:28.240 the right size

00:13:29.160 because let's say

00:13:30.680 the floor panels

00:13:31.620 are all squares.

00:13:33.120 So you might have

00:13:33.980 different size rooms

00:13:35.100 depending on your needs

00:13:36.900 but they would always be

00:13:38.380 they would always be

00:13:40.720 true to the

00:13:41.480 the one foot square

00:13:43.600 so you'd never have

00:13:44.900 to cut them

00:13:45.460 you'd just add another

00:13:46.380 square or not

00:13:47.380 but you'd never have

00:13:48.400 to cut anything.

00:13:49.680 You'd make it

00:13:50.380 low maintenance

00:13:50.880 and you'd make it

00:13:51.600 one level

00:13:52.120 because you could

00:13:53.060 assemble one level

00:13:54.100 more easily.

00:13:55.640 Now, I don't know

00:13:56.080 how exactly

00:13:56.700 you would do

00:13:57.280 the foundation part

00:14:01.140 to make sure

00:14:01.920 that it's got

00:14:02.720 everything it needs

00:14:03.460 but I think engineers

00:14:05.040 could figure that out.

00:14:05.980 and even the

00:14:07.960 the plumbing

00:14:09.200 and the electrical

00:14:10.140 could be just

00:14:11.060 different components

00:14:12.780 where you say

00:14:13.740 oh, okay

00:14:14.180 I need some electrical here

00:14:15.480 so you put in a

00:14:16.760 you snap on

00:14:17.480 a different kind of

00:14:18.440 component

00:14:19.540 that has a pipe in it.

00:14:21.720 So,

00:14:22.140 that would be

00:14:22.980 the basic idea.

00:14:24.000 Now, you wouldn't

00:14:24.700 build it yourself

00:14:25.600 necessarily.

00:14:26.600 Like I said

00:14:27.260 it could be built

00:14:28.120 by unskilled laborers

00:14:29.680 so you could have

00:14:30.800 your landscaper

00:14:32.020 take the weekend

00:14:33.240 and help you

00:14:33.800 or whatever.

00:14:34.720 So you wouldn't

00:14:35.080 have to do it yourself

00:14:35.920 then once you've

00:14:37.520 got some kits

00:14:38.640 you find some places

00:14:39.780 to test them

00:14:40.560 it could be

00:14:41.100 in a brand new

00:14:41.940 location

00:14:42.440 it could be

00:14:43.640 where some urban

00:14:44.580 blight has been

00:14:45.360 cleared

00:14:45.760 a la Bill Pulte

00:14:47.660 you know

00:14:47.980 the Blight Authority

00:14:49.100 you've heard of this

00:14:50.640 where large swaths

00:14:52.680 of broken down

00:14:54.060 you know

00:14:54.780 stuff in the

00:14:55.940 inner cities

00:14:56.400 has been removed

00:14:57.600 and

00:14:59.380 and it's just

00:15:00.660 available

00:15:01.040 so

00:15:01.880 why not try

00:15:03.080 something there?

00:15:03.640 you'd probably

00:15:05.320 have to relax

00:15:06.000 the codes

00:15:06.680 and I think

00:15:07.200 the coronavirus

00:15:07.820 helps us

00:15:08.680 there too

00:15:09.340 because if you

00:15:10.620 relax some of

00:15:11.360 the building codes

00:15:12.220 you could do

00:15:13.920 a lot more

00:15:14.500 obviously

00:15:15.080 and I think

00:15:16.220 that we saw

00:15:16.900 so many codes

00:15:18.120 and regulations

00:15:19.000 being relaxed

00:15:19.880 during the coronavirus

00:15:21.540 that we just

00:15:22.680 sort of feel

00:15:23.300 like that's

00:15:23.760 a thing now

00:15:24.460 it didn't feel

00:15:25.840 like it was

00:15:26.320 a thing

00:15:26.800 before right

00:15:27.500 to get rid

00:15:28.980 of any red tape

00:15:29.840 but now

00:15:30.780 we just got rid

00:15:31.460 of massive amounts

00:15:32.560 of red tape

00:15:33.200 and had to

00:15:33.860 and we all

00:15:34.800 lived through it

00:15:35.580 and now your mind

00:15:36.540 is a little primed

00:15:37.480 and you're thinking

00:15:38.020 well

00:15:39.160 why don't I get rid

00:15:40.140 of some more red tape

00:15:41.040 that worked out

00:15:41.740 pretty well

00:15:42.340 so there is something

00:15:44.120 about being

00:15:44.580 in the right time

00:15:45.260 in the right place

00:15:46.080 which is happening

00:15:47.380 right now

00:15:47.820 I think

00:15:48.160 and then

00:15:50.560 we should also

00:15:51.220 think about

00:15:51.840 the design

00:15:52.780 of the communities

00:15:53.540 in terms of

00:15:54.200 who lives there

00:15:54.860 which might be

00:15:55.980 more important

00:15:56.840 to your overall

00:15:57.660 happiness

00:15:58.120 than anything else

00:15:59.420 let me give you

00:16:01.320 a provocative thought

00:16:02.520 that I had today

00:16:03.340 that's going to

00:16:04.580 blow your mind

00:16:05.780 you ready

00:16:06.120 this might be

00:16:08.120 the one thing

00:16:08.640 you remember

00:16:09.200 out of this periscope

00:16:10.380 I promise

00:16:12.420 it will make

00:16:13.300 your brain hurt

00:16:14.580 here it is

00:16:15.460 do you think

00:16:16.980 that drug addicts

00:16:18.480 have a drug problem

00:16:20.720 or do they have

00:16:22.980 some kind of

00:16:23.520 let's say

00:16:24.420 self control problem

00:16:25.960 you probably think

00:16:27.380 it's one of those

00:16:28.020 right

00:16:28.220 it's either

00:16:28.560 a drug problem

00:16:29.540 as some people

00:16:31.100 would say

00:16:31.520 or it's about

00:16:33.100 the individual

00:16:33.720 there's something

00:16:34.980 they need to fix

00:16:35.840 for themselves

00:16:36.400 those are probably

00:16:37.700 the two ways

00:16:38.420 that people look

00:16:39.060 at it

00:16:39.400 or a combination

00:16:40.360 of the two things

00:16:41.220 let me give you

00:16:42.780 a new frame

00:16:43.440 drug addicts

00:16:47.220 are allergic

00:16:48.980 to other people

00:16:50.120 who are not

00:16:51.220 drug addicts

00:16:52.260 the danger

00:16:53.900 for a drug addict

00:16:54.880 is the other

00:16:56.980 people

00:16:57.480 because who

00:16:59.160 brings drugs

00:17:00.300 where

00:17:01.860 into a place

00:17:02.780 where addicts

00:17:03.580 would otherwise

00:17:04.160 be by themselves

00:17:05.320 not addicts

00:17:07.580 because

00:17:07.940 well

00:17:08.740 let me

00:17:09.380 let me say it

00:17:09.960 in a cleaner place

00:17:10.580 obviously an addict

00:17:11.480 sometimes gets drugs

00:17:12.940 the point is this

00:17:15.160 if you had a city

00:17:17.740 or a community

00:17:18.400 there was nothing

00:17:19.220 but addicts

00:17:20.700 who would build

00:17:21.780 a drug store

00:17:22.440 I'm sorry

00:17:22.860 who would build

00:17:23.300 a liquor store

00:17:23.900 there

00:17:24.120 nobody

00:17:24.540 because you

00:17:25.620 couldn't make

00:17:26.020 any money

00:17:26.500 so if a world

00:17:28.660 was only addicts

00:17:30.260 and there were

00:17:30.760 no non-addicts

00:17:32.100 the addicts

00:17:33.540 themselves

00:17:33.980 would have

00:17:34.780 no problem

00:17:35.560 because they

00:17:36.760 wouldn't be

00:17:37.300 you know

00:17:37.900 they wouldn't

00:17:38.380 be building

00:17:39.220 their own

00:17:39.660 liquor store

00:17:40.280 there would be

00:17:41.360 no place

00:17:41.760 to buy it

00:17:42.380 because the

00:17:42.840 only people

00:17:43.260 who buy it

00:17:43.780 or should

00:17:44.780 be buying it

00:17:45.420 are the other

00:17:46.340 people

00:17:46.660 so if you

00:17:48.140 think about it

00:17:48.780 the weird

00:17:49.360 situation of addicts

00:17:50.980 is that they

00:17:52.380 need to be

00:17:52.820 away from

00:17:53.260 regular people

00:17:54.200 at least until

00:17:56.580 you know

00:17:57.140 they've got

00:17:57.980 things under

00:17:58.460 control

00:17:58.900 so if you

00:17:59.780 built a place

00:18:00.420 where it was

00:18:00.820 only addicts

00:18:02.280 they wouldn't

00:18:03.280 have the

00:18:03.800 problem of

00:18:04.740 dealing with

00:18:05.160 regular people

00:18:05.940 and their

00:18:06.440 liquor stores

00:18:07.960 and their

00:18:08.700 ways

00:18:09.060 now you might

00:18:10.100 also build

00:18:10.480 communities for

00:18:11.040 families or

00:18:11.680 seniors or

00:18:12.260 singles

00:18:12.640 you know

00:18:13.000 there might

00:18:13.240 be a variety

00:18:13.700 of ways to

00:18:14.120 do it

00:18:14.360 maybe some

00:18:14.800 mixed use

00:18:15.420 you could

00:18:16.300 see some

00:18:16.720 situations

00:18:17.240 where

00:18:17.700 you've already

00:18:19.460 seen this

00:18:19.920 where some

00:18:21.140 college age

00:18:21.880 students

00:18:22.400 are living

00:18:23.880 with senior

00:18:24.400 citizens

00:18:24.920 because it's

00:18:25.660 really a good

00:18:26.560 combo

00:18:27.100 you know

00:18:27.880 the young

00:18:28.220 person can

00:18:28.840 help them

00:18:29.400 with some

00:18:29.760 stuff

00:18:30.120 the old

00:18:31.240 person has

00:18:31.780 a nice

00:18:32.100 house

00:18:32.540 but it's

00:18:33.120 sort of

00:18:33.400 empty

00:18:33.720 so we're

00:18:35.160 already seeing

00:18:35.680 that that's

00:18:36.140 a trend

00:18:36.880 maybe you

00:18:37.780 could build

00:18:38.080 a community

00:18:38.580 with that

00:18:39.820 taken into

00:18:40.380 consideration

00:18:40.960 alright so

00:18:41.820 here's the

00:18:42.320 bottom line

00:18:42.800 everything about

00:18:45.300 our legacy

00:18:46.040 lifestyle

00:18:47.060 from school

00:18:48.860 to how we

00:18:49.500 live to

00:18:50.040 how we

00:18:50.340 eat

00:18:50.640 everything

00:18:51.860 is now

00:18:52.440 under

00:18:52.680 question

00:18:53.140 and I

00:18:53.840 think that

00:18:54.160 people are

00:18:54.580 going to

00:18:54.800 get real

00:18:55.180 serious about

00:18:55.960 designing

00:18:56.420 from scratch

00:18:57.420 and if you

00:18:58.800 can imagine

00:18:59.720 the magnitude

00:19:00.920 of this kind

00:19:01.660 of a change

00:19:02.220 because the

00:19:03.780 thing that we

00:19:04.200 don't get

00:19:04.620 right with

00:19:05.340 housing

00:19:06.320 is we don't

00:19:08.120 really build

00:19:08.600 it to the

00:19:09.140 person

00:19:09.520 and the

00:19:11.300 person

00:19:11.660 well let me

00:19:12.360 show you this

00:19:14.540 while I'm

00:19:14.820 talking about

00:19:15.280 it

00:19:15.680 so the

00:19:16.920 golden age

00:19:17.560 is going to

00:19:18.500 come because

00:19:19.080 we're going to

00:19:19.680 have super low

00:19:20.540 interest rates

00:19:21.300 which is real

00:19:22.680 good for

00:19:23.040 construction

00:19:23.560 all of our

00:19:25.580 assumptions about

00:19:26.520 how we live

00:19:27.320 has changed

00:19:27.940 because of the

00:19:28.460 coronavirus

00:19:28.900 there's this

00:19:30.080 entrepreneurial

00:19:30.760 gigantic wave

00:19:32.380 that's coming

00:19:32.960 largely because

00:19:34.620 everybody had to

00:19:35.440 rethink all their

00:19:36.200 assumptions

00:19:36.620 and suddenly

00:19:38.000 they said

00:19:38.600 maybe working

00:19:40.020 for that old

00:19:40.580 boss that just 0.71

00:19:41.260 fired me is not

00:19:42.020 a safe job

00:19:42.700 anymore

00:19:43.060 so I think

00:19:43.940 you're going to

00:19:44.260 see just a

00:19:45.080 huge wave

00:19:46.120 of entrepreneurial

00:19:46.780 action

00:19:47.280 but most

00:19:49.220 importantly

00:19:49.680 I think

00:19:51.020 we're going to

00:19:51.340 learn

00:19:51.620 that our

00:19:53.000 happiness

00:19:53.380 as creatures

00:19:55.300 in this

00:19:55.900 universe

00:19:56.400 depends very

00:19:58.660 much on

00:19:59.100 programming our

00:20:00.040 bodies and our

00:20:00.760 brains with

00:20:01.900 our environment

00:20:02.640 and what I

00:20:03.740 mean by that

00:20:04.320 is if you

00:20:05.840 can build a

00:20:06.640 low cost

00:20:07.420 situation

00:20:08.120 which is

00:20:08.740 designed well

00:20:09.620 but allows you

00:20:11.380 to get your

00:20:11.860 vitamin D

00:20:12.600 because the

00:20:14.220 need for

00:20:15.040 sunshine is

00:20:15.840 built into

00:20:16.320 it

00:20:16.540 it allows you

00:20:17.680 to get your

00:20:18.100 quiet time

00:20:18.960 because we

00:20:19.500 need that

00:20:19.960 it allows you

00:20:20.520 to sleep

00:20:20.980 well with

00:20:21.600 darkened

00:20:22.760 rooms that

00:20:24.160 aren't too

00:20:24.520 loud

00:20:24.920 if it allows

00:20:26.060 you to be

00:20:26.620 safe

00:20:27.740 let's say

00:20:28.340 it's got

00:20:28.680 really good

00:20:29.180 security

00:20:29.920 if it allows

00:20:31.260 you to be

00:20:31.920 less bothered

00:20:32.980 less anxious

00:20:33.820 less stressed

00:20:36.500 every one of

00:20:38.000 these things

00:20:38.560 are things

00:20:39.120 which your

00:20:39.740 physical

00:20:40.360 surroundings

00:20:41.020 can control

00:20:42.020 they can

00:20:42.940 control you

00:20:43.500 with color

00:20:44.100 sound

00:20:44.760 the availability

00:20:47.240 of good

00:20:48.060 food

00:20:48.480 good nutrition

00:20:49.340 and just

00:20:51.780 the impact

00:20:53.020 it has on

00:20:53.500 your wallet

00:20:54.440 every one of

00:20:56.000 these things

00:20:56.440 programs you

00:20:57.440 if you want

00:20:58.600 to be happy

00:20:59.320 you first have

00:21:00.880 to understand

00:21:01.460 that you're

00:21:01.820 being programmed

00:21:02.600 by your

00:21:03.100 environment

00:21:03.560 and then

00:21:05.120 the second

00:21:05.820 thing you need

00:21:06.420 to do

00:21:06.900 is learn

00:21:08.360 to program

00:21:08.980 your environment

00:21:09.940 so it

00:21:11.440 programs you

00:21:12.460 that's the

00:21:14.240 part that's

00:21:14.720 missing

00:21:15.060 and we're

00:21:16.040 so close

00:21:16.920 to unlocking

00:21:18.060 the golden

00:21:18.700 age

00:21:19.220 by realizing

00:21:20.700 it

00:21:21.100 so let me

00:21:21.940 say it

00:21:22.260 again

00:21:22.500 if you're

00:21:23.120 just letting

00:21:23.620 the environment

00:21:24.260 program you

00:21:25.120 you're just

00:21:25.720 taking it

00:21:27.020 as it comes

00:21:27.740 you're just

00:21:28.180 living in

00:21:28.820 somebody else's

00:21:29.640 world

00:21:30.120 which is

00:21:31.120 what we've

00:21:31.520 been doing

00:21:31.960 a world

00:21:32.920 that was

00:21:33.220 designed

00:21:33.660 for people

00:21:34.260 in the

00:21:34.560 30s

00:21:35.080 who have

00:21:35.340 long since

00:21:36.560 died

00:21:37.000 but if you

00:21:39.220 want to

00:21:39.600 if you want

00:21:41.080 to take part

00:21:41.720 into something

00:21:43.240 amazing

00:21:43.780 you have to

00:21:44.740 realize the

00:21:45.460 simple truth

00:21:46.200 about the

00:21:46.660 world

00:21:47.000 you can

00:21:48.360 change your

00:21:48.920 environment

00:21:49.400 and if you

00:21:51.500 do it right

00:21:52.100 it programs

00:21:53.960 you the way

00:21:54.640 you want it

00:21:55.220 that's the

00:21:56.420 interface

00:21:56.960 change your

00:21:58.240 environment

00:21:58.760 and then it

00:21:59.920 programs you

00:22:00.820 the simple

00:22:01.900 example is

00:22:02.820 let's say

00:22:04.100 you weren't

00:22:04.400 getting enough

00:22:04.900 vitamin D

00:22:05.560 whatever you

00:22:06.980 think that

00:22:07.420 does for

00:22:07.880 you

00:22:08.100 science is

00:22:08.780 pretty

00:22:09.080 adamant that

00:22:10.820 that's a

00:22:11.140 big deal

00:22:11.580 so you

00:22:12.660 build a

00:22:13.220 community

00:22:14.100 where your

00:22:15.080 physical

00:22:15.580 surroundings

00:22:16.140 will just

00:22:17.020 accidentally

00:22:17.660 give it to

00:22:18.140 you

00:22:18.400 let's say

00:22:19.280 you know

00:22:19.600 that taking

00:22:20.100 a nice

00:22:20.500 walk

00:22:20.940 in the

00:22:21.460 outdoors

00:22:22.160 every day

00:22:22.880 makes you

00:22:24.100 feel better

00:22:24.640 by the way

00:22:25.560 have you

00:22:25.800 tried this

00:22:26.440 a lot of

00:22:27.380 you have

00:22:27.600 been taking

00:22:28.000 walks

00:22:28.480 since the

00:22:29.080 coronavirus

00:22:29.520 started

00:22:30.040 have you

00:22:31.040 noticed

00:22:31.660 how much

00:22:32.140 better you

00:22:32.600 feel

00:22:32.960 when you

00:22:33.380 take a

00:22:33.740 long walk

00:22:34.320 right

00:22:35.780 I mean

00:22:36.700 you can

00:22:37.000 really feel

00:22:37.700 the difference

00:22:38.380 and it's

00:22:39.160 because you've

00:22:39.740 used your

00:22:40.180 external environment

00:22:41.300 to reprogram

00:22:43.040 yourself

00:22:43.520 internally

00:22:44.100 now once

00:22:45.640 you learn

00:22:46.060 that that's

00:22:46.640 sort of the

00:22:47.520 key to

00:22:47.900 life

00:22:48.220 changing your

00:22:49.660 externalities

00:22:50.600 to reprogram

00:22:51.920 yourself

00:22:52.480 then the

00:22:53.980 golden age

00:22:54.660 is unlocked

00:22:55.820 and you get

00:22:57.640 to go to

00:22:58.000 the next

00:22:58.340 level

00:22:58.720 so we

00:22:59.940 will be

00:23:00.500 I believe

00:23:01.420 in a

00:23:02.520 wave of

00:23:04.500 innovation

00:23:05.040 to reprogram

00:23:07.140 our environment

00:23:07.960 so that

00:23:08.680 when you

00:23:09.280 sit down

00:23:10.160 you're sitting

00:23:10.940 in a good

00:23:11.920 place

00:23:12.380 it's not

00:23:13.460 giving you

00:23:14.420 germs

00:23:15.000 it's not

00:23:16.200 making you

00:23:16.680 unhealthy

00:23:17.060 it's not

00:23:17.580 stressing you

00:23:18.380 we will

00:23:19.300 figure out

00:23:19.980 how to

00:23:20.960 build a

00:23:21.380 civilization

00:23:22.060 that for

00:23:23.400 the first

00:23:23.940 time

00:23:24.540 the first

00:23:26.120 time

00:23:26.620 was designed

00:23:28.920 for you

00:23:29.540 that's the

00:23:32.820 golden age

00:23:33.340 my friends

00:23:33.860 so that's

00:23:35.000 what's coming

00:23:35.480 want to hear

00:23:36.400 some other

00:23:37.140 fun stuff

00:23:37.740 I know

00:23:39.660 you do

00:23:40.300 so

00:23:41.900 as we're

00:23:43.420 watching

00:23:43.840 yeah

00:23:45.540 somebody's

00:23:45.960 saying UV

00:23:46.400 light

00:23:46.760 exactly

00:23:47.240 you probably

00:23:48.220 would want

00:23:48.720 to put

00:23:49.560 some UV

00:23:50.120 light

00:23:50.480 into your

00:23:51.000 home of

00:23:51.320 the future

00:23:51.740 get those

00:23:52.980 viruses right

00:23:53.740 out of

00:23:54.000 there

00:23:54.180 that's

00:23:55.260 just one

00:23:55.600 example

00:23:56.020 all right

00:23:57.420 so you

00:23:57.780 know how

00:23:58.020 we're not

00:23:58.380 trusting any

00:23:59.480 information about

00:24:00.400 the coronavirus

00:24:00.980 it seems as

00:24:03.280 though

00:24:03.540 everything you

00:24:05.160 find out

00:24:05.800 turns out to

00:24:07.660 be wrong

00:24:08.100 later and

00:24:08.820 now there's

00:24:09.200 some question

00:24:09.740 about

00:24:10.100 asymptomatic

00:24:11.000 shedding

00:24:11.400 apparently

00:24:13.540 we don't

00:24:14.640 exactly know

00:24:15.720 that asymptomatic

00:24:17.000 shedding is a

00:24:17.700 real thing

00:24:18.160 apparently we're

00:24:20.460 just kind of

00:24:21.880 sure it might

00:24:22.500 be

00:24:22.760 now that's

00:24:24.640 a pretty

00:24:25.100 big deal

00:24:25.880 wouldn't it

00:24:28.500 be nice

00:24:28.800 to know

00:24:29.140 that

00:24:29.460 the other

00:24:31.920 thing that

00:24:32.380 apparently we

00:24:33.040 don't know

00:24:33.460 for sure

00:24:33.980 and I

00:24:35.120 think I

00:24:35.580 told you

00:24:35.940 the other

00:24:36.240 day

00:24:36.560 Ann Coulter

00:24:38.100 was all

00:24:38.520 over this

00:24:38.980 so

00:24:40.460 apparently we

00:24:41.300 don't know

00:24:42.180 that that

00:24:43.120 virus came

00:24:43.800 from the

00:24:44.180 Wuhan lab

00:24:45.040 according to

00:24:46.880 Mike Pompeo

00:24:47.840 recently

00:24:48.320 I guess he

00:24:49.940 went from

00:24:50.560 really darn

00:24:51.440 sure we

00:24:52.000 got plenty

00:24:52.540 of evidence

00:24:53.060 that virus

00:24:53.840 came from

00:24:54.280 the lab

00:24:54.740 all the

00:24:56.120 way to

00:24:56.620 we don't

00:24:57.040 really know

00:24:57.400 where it

00:24:57.640 came from

00:24:57.980 that's a

00:24:59.500 pretty big

00:25:00.080 distance isn't

00:25:00.960 it from

00:25:02.080 yeah it

00:25:02.640 came from

00:25:03.000 that lab

00:25:03.600 to yeah

00:25:04.480 to be honest

00:25:05.000 we have no

00:25:05.480 idea

00:25:05.800 no idea

00:25:06.940 pretty big

00:25:09.180 difference

00:25:09.720 the Chinese

00:25:14.080 ambassador to

00:25:15.140 Israel

00:25:15.640 who was

00:25:17.040 newly assigned

00:25:17.840 was just

00:25:18.280 found dead

00:25:18.860 in his

00:25:19.200 home

00:25:19.500 how often

00:25:21.980 do Chinese

00:25:22.920 ambassadors

00:25:23.700 die at

00:25:24.580 home

00:25:24.920 does that

00:25:27.060 seem a little

00:25:27.620 sketch to

00:25:28.240 you

00:25:28.700 is there

00:25:33.440 any part

00:25:33.840 of you

00:25:34.060 that says

00:25:34.540 Chinese

00:25:35.920 ambassador

00:25:36.700 dies at

00:25:38.540 home

00:25:39.120 in Israel

00:25:40.500 maybe

00:25:42.760 maybe

00:25:44.380 okay

00:25:45.240 so I was

00:25:50.000 wondering

00:25:50.340 today

00:25:50.840 how many

00:25:52.940 intelligence

00:25:53.620 agencies are

00:25:54.740 watching me

00:25:55.500 and

00:25:58.580 you know

00:25:59.500 I'm pretty

00:26:00.260 sure you

00:26:01.000 know the

00:26:01.520 United States

00:26:02.200 keeps an

00:26:02.680 eye on me

00:26:03.240 and I

00:26:04.480 know of a

00:26:04.960 few others

00:26:05.480 that I'm

00:26:05.940 pretty darn

00:26:07.280 sure are

00:26:07.900 keeping an

00:26:08.340 eye on

00:26:08.620 me

00:26:08.820 but I

00:26:10.860 was wondering

00:26:11.580 what would

00:26:12.660 be the

00:26:12.980 criteria

00:26:13.620 for some

00:26:15.700 intelligence

00:26:16.200 agency in

00:26:17.020 another country

00:26:17.760 to keep an

00:26:19.080 eye on you

00:26:19.520 now obviously

00:26:20.100 if you're in

00:26:20.600 politics or the

00:26:21.400 military that

00:26:22.160 would be

00:26:22.360 obvious

00:26:22.660 but don't

00:26:24.560 you think

00:26:24.960 that they

00:26:25.280 probably watch

00:26:26.100 at least

00:26:27.400 some people

00:26:28.280 who are not

00:26:29.300 politicians or

00:26:30.500 in the military

00:26:31.160 just because

00:26:31.720 they think

00:26:32.180 there might be

00:26:33.700 something they

00:26:34.140 could learn

00:26:34.500 there

00:26:34.760 and I'm

00:26:36.140 wondering how

00:26:36.760 could anybody

00:26:37.320 watch American

00:26:38.420 politics and

00:26:39.420 and watch it

00:26:40.380 closely enough

00:26:41.160 so they know

00:26:42.360 who all the

00:26:42.800 players are

00:26:43.500 if anybody

00:26:45.540 watched me for

00:26:46.360 the last few

00:26:46.920 years

00:26:47.300 don't you

00:26:49.500 think they

00:26:50.660 would have

00:26:50.940 intelligence

00:26:51.440 assets watching

00:26:52.260 me by now

00:26:52.920 just to figure

00:26:55.580 out what the

00:26:55.960 hell I'm doing

00:26:56.560 and I

00:26:58.420 I don't know

00:26:59.460 I mean I

00:27:00.220 don't know

00:27:00.460 what the

00:27:00.840 the odds

00:27:01.380 of that

00:27:01.660 are

00:27:01.900 my guess

00:27:03.020 my guess

00:27:04.500 just based

00:27:07.480 on things

00:27:08.940 I've seen

00:27:09.540 and and

00:27:10.760 heard

00:27:11.100 is maybe

00:27:12.640 four of

00:27:13.280 them that

00:27:13.660 I know

00:27:13.960 of

00:27:14.220 but I'm

00:27:15.480 just guessing

00:27:16.020 so Jake

00:27:19.080 Tapper was

00:27:19.660 talking about

00:27:20.240 president

00:27:20.620 Jake Tapper

00:27:24.280 did a little

00:27:25.400 piece and he's

00:27:26.080 talking about

00:27:26.460 president

00:27:26.780 Trump's

00:27:27.700 quote

00:27:28.080 unprecedented

00:27:28.980 smear

00:27:29.520 campaign

00:27:30.080 so he

00:27:32.100 was talking

00:27:32.420 about how

00:27:33.720 I guess

00:27:35.940 Don Jr.

00:27:36.660 made some

00:27:37.100 kind of a

00:27:37.560 joke on

00:27:37.980 Twitter

00:27:38.260 about pedophilia

00:27:40.300 and Joe

00:27:41.160 Biden

00:27:41.500 now of

00:27:42.620 course Joe

00:27:43.360 Biden has

00:27:43.760 never been

00:27:44.160 accused of

00:27:44.780 that and

00:27:45.420 and Don

00:27:46.340 Jr.

00:27:46.980 you know

00:27:47.160 immediately

00:27:47.540 said you

00:27:48.300 know duh

00:27:48.720 you should be

00:27:49.620 able to tell

00:27:49.980 like it was

00:27:50.640 a joke

00:27:51.040 so it's not

00:27:52.400 any kind of

00:27:52.920 a serious

00:27:53.600 accusation

00:27:54.320 I know what

00:27:54.740 you're thinking

00:27:55.060 he sniffs

00:27:55.600 hair

00:27:55.820 but that's

00:27:56.440 that's

00:27:56.840 different

00:27:57.120 so those

00:28:00.900 are the

00:28:01.260 two examples

00:28:01.920 were that

00:28:03.340 president

00:28:03.740 trump

00:28:04.060 accused a

00:28:04.840 a TV

00:28:08.780 news person

00:28:09.480 of possibly

00:28:10.620 murder

00:28:11.100 and I

00:28:12.780 thought because

00:28:13.280 he didn't

00:28:13.600 name who

00:28:13.980 the person

00:28:14.380 was

00:28:14.660 Jake

00:28:15.440 didn't

00:28:16.080 and I

00:28:16.460 thought to

00:28:16.720 myself

00:28:17.100 did

00:28:18.260 trump

00:28:18.700 accuse

00:28:19.580 a news

00:28:21.560 host

00:28:21.940 person

00:28:22.360 of

00:28:22.560 murder

00:28:23.300 and I

00:28:25.040 thought

00:28:25.240 oh yeah

00:28:25.640 Joe

00:28:26.800 Scarborough

00:28:27.400 he actually

00:28:30.340 he didn't

00:28:31.880 actually say

00:28:33.060 Joe Scarborough

00:28:34.620 may have

00:28:35.140 murdered somebody

00:28:35.880 but there

00:28:36.260 was this

00:28:36.940 issue of a

00:28:37.580 dead body

00:28:38.100 in the office

00:28:40.260 or something

00:28:40.800 in the past

00:28:41.700 and

00:28:42.780 and trump

00:28:44.040 trump

00:28:45.080 did suggest

00:28:46.300 that there

00:28:47.980 is maybe

00:28:48.380 a story

00:28:48.940 here

00:28:49.320 he didn't

00:28:50.600 say

00:28:50.840 he didn't

00:28:51.540 say directly

00:28:52.220 that Scarborough 0.98

00:28:53.200 was a

00:28:53.660 murderer

00:28:53.980 but

00:28:55.040 so here's

00:28:58.020 what's so

00:28:58.400 funny

00:28:58.740 to watch

00:28:59.900 so you

00:29:01.300 know CNN

00:29:01.840 has just

00:29:02.460 been running

00:29:03.140 like one

00:29:04.340 one hoax

00:29:06.120 after another

00:29:06.780 for the last

00:29:07.540 four years

00:29:08.200 I guess

00:29:08.500 you know

00:29:09.800 everything from

00:29:10.700 the fine

00:29:11.320 people hoax

00:29:12.000 to the

00:29:12.340 Russia

00:29:12.600 collusion

00:29:13.200 hoax

00:29:13.640 to the

00:29:14.060 you know

00:29:14.860 to the

00:29:15.180 drinking

00:29:15.520 bleach

00:29:16.020 hoax

00:29:16.520 the

00:29:16.820 Ukraine

00:29:17.400 hoax

00:29:17.880 there's

00:29:18.560 one hoax

00:29:19.080 after another

00:29:19.700 and then

00:29:20.540 when

00:29:20.820 when the

00:29:21.860 trumps

00:29:22.180 turn it

00:29:22.660 around

00:29:23.000 and they're

00:29:24.600 like

00:29:24.780 well

00:29:25.540 okay

00:29:26.040 after four

00:29:26.760 years

00:29:27.260 the thing

00:29:28.480 we've learned

00:29:28.980 after four

00:29:29.500 years is

00:29:30.100 there's no

00:29:30.980 limit to

00:29:31.700 what you

00:29:32.020 can say

00:29:32.380 about the

00:29:32.780 other team

00:29:33.280 there's no

00:29:34.480 limit

00:29:34.820 if you look

00:29:36.340 at what

00:29:36.680 what they've

00:29:37.340 been saying

00:29:37.720 about Trump

00:29:38.300 for four

00:29:38.740 years

00:29:39.080 you'd have

00:29:39.880 to say

00:29:40.320 where's

00:29:40.820 the limit

00:29:41.300 there's

00:29:42.480 no limit

00:29:43.240 you could

00:29:44.100 just make

00:29:44.640 up

00:29:44.880 anything

00:29:45.860 now

00:29:46.260 anything

00:29:47.800 oh yeah

00:29:48.280 he works

00:29:48.800 for Putin

00:29:49.380 okay

00:29:50.920 oh yeah

00:29:53.540 he's

00:29:53.800 he's

00:29:55.080 been

00:29:55.920 spending

00:29:56.200 time

00:29:56.480 with

00:29:56.680 children

00:29:57.060 all right

00:29:58.260 let's

00:29:59.700 just put

00:30:00.240 that out

00:30:00.680 there

00:30:00.900 see if

00:30:01.360 anybody

00:30:01.580 believes

00:30:02.040 that

00:30:02.380 so

00:30:03.700 what's

00:30:04.680 hilarious

00:30:05.040 about

00:30:05.500 this

00:30:05.900 is that

00:30:06.720 anybody

00:30:07.100 can complain

00:30:08.040 about the

00:30:09.100 other side

00:30:09.560 making stuff

00:30:10.260 up

00:30:10.540 we are

00:30:12.100 so past

00:30:13.040 the point

00:30:14.260 where it

00:30:14.900 means anything

00:30:15.580 to complain

00:30:16.340 that somebody

00:30:16.840 is making

00:30:17.300 stuff up

00:30:17.960 because it's

00:30:18.980 just all

00:30:19.340 made up

00:30:19.800 it's all

00:30:20.540 made up

00:30:21.060 anyway

00:30:23.140 that was

00:30:23.520 fun

00:30:23.780 and my

00:30:26.240 last page

00:30:26.760 of notes

00:30:27.040 doesn't have

00:30:27.480 anything on

00:30:27.960 it so

00:30:28.400 so there's

00:30:30.860 that

00:30:31.140 somebody says

00:30:33.540 birtherism 0.97

00:30:34.200 started it

00:30:35.000 well

00:30:36.940 did it

00:30:38.080 because I

00:30:39.400 don't know

00:30:39.860 birtherism 0.97

00:30:43.040 did it

00:30:45.200 I don't

00:30:45.900 know

00:30:46.300 well thank

00:30:47.580 you

00:30:47.840 somebody

00:30:48.460 says

00:30:48.820 they

00:30:49.020 enjoyed

00:30:49.760 this

00:30:50.060 tonight

00:30:50.460 I hope

00:30:51.240 it did

00:30:51.680 put you

00:30:51.980 in a

00:30:52.180 better

00:30:52.340 mood

00:30:52.700 and

00:30:53.520 somebody

00:30:57.940 says

00:30:58.260 Joe

00:30:58.520 is not

00:30:58.860 the

00:30:59.020 nominee

00:30:59.360 it'll

00:30:59.760 be

00:31:00.080 Harris

00:31:01.040 and

00:31:01.240 Obama

00:31:01.660 with

00:31:02.280 Obama

00:31:02.640 as

00:31:02.860 vice

00:31:03.120 president

00:31:03.500 I don't

00:31:04.580 think so

00:31:05.040 no

00:31:05.720 I don't

00:31:06.160 think so

00:31:06.680 who put

00:31:08.240 Greta on

00:31:08.880 the corona

00:31:09.320 panel

00:31:09.720 and why

00:31:10.460 well

00:31:12.180 wasn't

00:31:13.720 it CNN's

00:31:14.380 panel

00:31:14.640 and why

00:31:16.720 is

00:31:16.980 apparently

00:31:17.300 she's

00:31:17.660 interesting

00:31:18.080 you know

00:31:19.520 you know

00:31:19.900 the trick

00:31:20.340 of doing

00:31:20.820 something a

00:31:21.460 little bit

00:31:21.820 wrong

00:31:22.260 intentionally

00:31:23.300 when CNN

00:31:25.020 put Greta 0.78

00:31:25.960 Thunberg

00:31:26.880 on the

00:31:27.980 coronavirus

00:31:29.100 panel

00:31:29.860 do you

00:31:31.140 think CNN

00:31:31.800 was just

00:31:33.200 dumb

00:31:33.960 and they're

00:31:35.080 like oh

00:31:35.560 she's an 0.96

00:31:36.040 expert

00:31:36.340 we'll put

00:31:36.840 her on

00:31:37.040 the

00:31:37.140 panel

00:31:37.400 nobody

00:31:37.920 will know

00:31:38.180 the

00:31:38.340 difference

00:31:38.660 or do

00:31:40.080 you think

00:31:40.420 they were

00:31:40.840 smart

00:31:41.680 because they

00:31:43.260 knew it

00:31:43.580 was just

00:31:43.960 a little

00:31:44.300 bit wrong

00:31:45.020 and it

00:31:46.300 was going

00:31:46.580 to draw

00:31:46.960 people in

00:31:47.600 I'm going

00:31:49.360 to go

00:31:49.660 with smart

00:31:50.460 right

00:31:51.780 and obviously

00:31:52.940 I have

00:31:53.440 plenty of

00:31:53.900 credentials

00:31:54.360 of

00:31:54.820 you know

00:31:56.520 criticizing

00:31:56.980 people when

00:31:57.840 I think

00:31:58.200 they're not

00:31:58.760 in the

00:31:59.500 media

00:31:59.760 especially

00:32:00.180 I'm going

00:32:02.240 to say

00:32:02.520 that the

00:32:02.880 Greta

00:32:03.140 Thunberg

00:32:03.780 thing

00:32:04.140 if I'm

00:32:04.960 being

00:32:05.260 consistent

00:32:06.140 with my

00:32:07.900 ongoing

00:32:08.380 theme

00:32:08.880 which is

00:32:09.640 I will

00:32:09.980 separate

00:32:10.600 the

00:32:10.900 technique

00:32:11.540 from

00:32:12.360 whether

00:32:12.660 it's

00:32:12.900 morally

00:32:13.260 or

00:32:13.580 ethically

00:32:13.980 appropriate

00:32:14.480 because

00:32:15.320 that's

00:32:15.660 your

00:32:15.800 decision

00:32:16.200 I'm not

00:32:17.120 going

00:32:17.260 to tell

00:32:17.420 you

00:32:17.520 it's

00:32:17.680 morally

00:32:18.120 or

00:32:18.360 ethically

00:32:18.700 appropriate

00:32:19.160 who am

00:32:19.580 I

00:32:19.760 I'm

00:32:20.600 not

00:32:20.820 your

00:32:21.040 Pope

00:32:21.320 so

00:32:22.020 you

00:32:22.160 can

00:32:22.300 work

00:32:22.520 on

00:32:22.700 the

00:32:22.860 moral

00:32:23.200 ethical

00:32:23.560 stuff

00:32:23.900 yourself

00:32:24.320 doesn't

00:32:25.200 mean

00:32:25.340 I'm

00:32:25.540 ignoring

00:32:25.860 them

00:32:26.080 it

00:32:26.280 just

00:32:26.420 means

00:32:26.640 that

00:32:26.820 I'll

00:32:27.000 make

00:32:27.180 my

00:32:27.380 decision

00:32:27.840 you

00:32:28.640 make

00:32:28.880 your

00:32:29.040 decision

00:32:29.440 on

00:32:29.800 that

00:32:30.020 but

00:32:30.620 if

00:32:30.800 we're

00:32:30.940 just

00:32:31.100 talking

00:32:31.360 about

00:32:31.580 technique

00:32:32.260 was

00:32:33.860 a

00:32:34.020 good

00:32:34.240 technique

00:32:35.140 for

00:32:36.220 CNN

00:32:36.620 to

00:32:36.880 put

00:32:37.060 Greta

00:32:37.320 Thunberg

00:32:37.780 on

00:32:37.980 a

00:32:38.100 panel

00:32:38.400 where

00:32:38.720 it

00:32:39.460 doesn't

00:32:39.780 quite

00:32:40.120 make

00:32:40.360 sense

00:32:40.660 why

00:32:40.840 she's

00:32:41.080 there

00:32:41.280 and

00:32:41.940 the

00:32:42.040 answer

00:32:42.280 is

00:32:42.480 yeah

00:32:43.020 absolutely

00:32:44.380 don't

00:32:45.780 you

00:32:45.920 think

00:32:46.100 that

00:32:46.340 she

00:32:46.580 got

00:32:46.760 more

00:32:47.020 eyeballs

00:32:47.520 because

00:32:47.860 of

00:32:48.000 that

00:32:48.160 I'm

00:32:49.000 sure

00:32:49.140 she

00:32:49.280 did

00:32:49.500 I'm

00:32:50.240 sure

00:32:50.360 they

00:32:50.540 did

00:32:50.760 so

00:32:51.360 I

00:32:51.500 would

00:32:51.620 call

00:32:52.020 that

00:32:52.200 a

00:32:52.360 success

00:32:52.840 you know

00:32:53.540 I'm

00:32:53.740 not

00:32:53.880 going to

00:32:54.380 mock

00:32:54.700 CNN

00:32:55.060 every time

00:32:55.800 they do

00:32:56.240 something

00:32:56.540 that

00:32:56.740 works

00:32:57.140 if it

00:32:58.980 works

00:32:59.260 it

00:32:59.400 works

00:32:59.780 somebody

00:33:02.100 says

00:33:02.380 it's

00:33:02.560 only a

00:33:02.900 little

00:33:03.020 bit

00:33:03.200 wrong

00:33:03.460 well

00:33:04.280 yeah

00:33:04.480 I

00:33:04.720 think

00:33:04.860 actually

00:33:05.240 I

00:33:05.440 think

00:33:05.580 it

00:33:05.700 is

00:33:05.800 a

00:33:05.920 little

00:33:06.020 bit

00:33:06.180 wrong

00:33:06.360 because

00:33:06.900 you

00:33:07.040 know

00:33:07.240 let

00:33:08.280 me

00:33:08.480 do

00:33:09.100 something

00:33:09.420 that

00:33:09.700 I

00:33:09.820 know

00:33:09.940 you

00:33:10.080 all

00:33:10.220 hate

00:33:10.540 I

00:33:13.400 have

00:33:13.540 the

00:33:13.660 same

00:33:13.840 opinion

00:33:14.200 about

00:33:14.540 Greta

00:33:15.420 as

00:33:16.000 I

00:33:16.940 do

00:33:17.080 some

00:33:17.300 of

00:33:17.400 the

00:33:17.540 celebrities

00:33:18.000 who

00:33:18.520 weigh

00:33:19.020 in

00:33:19.200 on

00:33:19.380 politics

00:33:19.880 if

00:33:20.820 they're

00:33:21.020 just

00:33:21.240 a

00:33:21.440 tourist

00:33:21.980 and

00:33:23.000 it's

00:33:23.140 just

00:33:23.320 some

00:33:23.600 celebrity

00:33:24.160 or

00:33:24.360 something

00:33:24.660 and

00:33:24.860 they're

00:33:25.020 coming

00:33:25.520 in

00:33:25.860 to

00:33:26.060 say

00:33:26.480 something

00:33:26.840 and

00:33:27.080 go

00:33:27.260 back

00:33:27.460 to

00:33:27.620 their

00:33:27.780 life

00:33:28.060 I

00:33:28.240 don't

00:33:28.500 have

00:33:28.660 a

00:33:28.800 lot

00:33:28.960 of

00:33:29.060 respect

00:33:29.320 for

00:33:29.560 that

00:33:29.780 although

00:33:30.580 everybody

00:33:31.060 gets

00:33:31.320 to

00:33:31.480 say

00:33:31.640 their

00:33:31.920 piece

00:33:33.080 so

00:33:33.260 I

00:33:33.340 don't

00:33:33.580 disrespect

00:33:34.180 it

00:33:34.640 it's

00:33:34.980 sort

00:33:35.700 of

00:33:35.820 nothing

00:33:36.180 but

00:33:37.700 for

00:33:37.920 those

00:33:38.160 people

00:33:38.440 who

00:33:38.620 actually

00:33:38.920 commit

00:33:39.560 and

00:33:41.100 Greta

00:33:41.580 is

00:33:41.740 one

00:33:41.880 of

00:33:41.960 those

00:33:42.100 people

00:33:42.400 she's

00:33:43.280 committed

00:33:43.820 I

00:33:45.000 can

00:33:45.200 disagree

00:33:45.600 with

00:33:45.880 everything

00:33:46.340 she

00:33:46.600 says

00:33:47.100 and

00:33:48.260 still

00:33:48.560 respect

00:33:49.080 it

00:33:49.460 because

00:33:50.260 there's

00:33:50.620 a

00:33:50.800 degree

00:33:51.120 of

00:33:51.320 commitment

00:33:51.740 there

00:33:52.120 that

00:33:52.940 is

00:33:53.120 more

00:33:53.400 important

00:33:53.820 than

00:33:54.080 being

00:33:54.300 right

00:33:54.740 in

00:33:55.340 my

00:33:55.540 opinion

00:33:55.860 because

00:33:56.580 you

00:33:56.740 know

00:33:56.820 it's

00:33:56.960 a

00:33:57.060 big

00:33:57.180 world

00:33:57.500 and

00:33:57.680 we

00:33:57.760 all

00:33:57.880 have

00:33:57.980 different

00:33:58.240 opinions

00:33:58.660 I

00:33:59.280 don't

00:33:59.400 know

00:33:59.520 which

00:33:59.660 ones

00:33:59.860 are

00:33:59.980 right

00:34:00.260 how

00:34:02.180 do

00:34:02.340 I

00:34:02.480 know

00:34:02.700 if

00:34:03.460 we've

00:34:03.640 just

00:34:03.800 watched

00:34:06.180 wrong

00:34:06.420 about

00:34:06.640 everything

00:34:06.960 what

00:34:07.180 do

00:34:07.480 I

00:34:07.620 know

00:34:07.900 so

00:34:08.780 being

00:34:09.560 right

00:34:10.060 maybe

00:34:12.080 is

00:34:13.560 a

00:34:13.720 goal

00:34:13.960 too

00:34:14.220 far

00:34:14.740 but

00:34:16.100 certainly

00:34:16.500 being

00:34:16.880 interesting

00:34:17.540 matters

00:34:19.360 getting

00:34:20.120 people

00:34:20.480 to

00:34:20.860 engage

00:34:21.460 on

00:34:21.620 it

00:34:21.740 matters

00:34:22.100 and

00:34:22.640 I

00:34:22.740 would

00:34:22.880 say

00:34:23.040 that

00:34:23.420 Greta

00:34:24.480 has

00:34:25.100 I

00:34:26.400 think

00:34:26.600 she

00:34:26.800 earned

00:34:27.180 her

00:34:27.380 place

00:34:27.660 on

00:34:27.780 the

00:34:27.880 panel

00:34:28.160 I'm

00:34:29.920 going

00:34:30.020 to

00:34:30.160 say

00:34:30.660 that

00:34:31.000 because

00:34:31.860 no

00:34:32.640 matter

00:34:32.860 what

00:34:33.140 you

00:34:33.280 think

00:34:33.580 about

00:34:33.900 her

00:34:34.340 anything

00:34:35.180 no matter

00:34:39.200 what

00:34:39.340 you

00:34:39.420 think

00:34:39.560 of

00:34:39.660 anything

00:34:39.980 she

00:34:40.760 is

00:34:40.980 committed

00:34:41.440 she's

00:34:41.860 passionate

00:34:42.300 she

00:34:43.380 brings

00:34:43.820 an

00:34:44.640 audience

00:34:45.140 she

00:34:45.540 represents

00:34:46.140 a

00:34:46.480 generation

00:34:47.580 that's

00:34:48.080 going to

00:34:48.260 be

00:34:48.460 impacted

00:34:48.940 by

00:34:49.160 this

00:34:49.420 and

00:34:50.280 I

00:34:50.900 think

00:34:51.180 her

00:34:51.360 opinions

00:34:51.780 might

00:34:52.080 actually

00:34:52.460 be

00:34:52.820 newsworthy

00:34:53.480 so

00:34:55.260 you

00:34:55.960 know

00:34:56.140 maybe

00:34:56.820 you

00:34:57.020 didn't

00:34:57.240 expect

00:34:57.920 me

00:34:58.180 to

00:34:58.340 go

00:34:58.640 full

00:34:59.280 pro

00:35:00.220 Greta

00:35:00.640 which

00:35:01.540 is

00:35:01.700 completely

00:35:02.020 different

00:35:02.340 from

00:35:02.620 agreeing

00:35:03.060 on

00:35:03.380 what

00:35:03.660 she

00:35:03.880 wants

00:35:04.220 to

00:35:04.400 do

00:35:04.600 with

00:35:04.820 stuff

00:35:05.160 but

00:35:05.960 I

00:35:06.260 absolutely

00:35:07.840 welcome

00:35:08.500 her

00:35:09.160 voice

00:35:09.840 as

00:35:11.340 well

00:35:11.540 as

00:35:11.720 anybody

00:35:11.980 on

00:35:12.220 the

00:35:12.320 other

00:35:12.500 side

00:35:12.760 who's

00:35:12.920 got

00:35:13.080 an

00:35:13.200 opposing

00:35:13.500 opinion

00:35:14.000 so

00:35:14.960 long

00:35:15.240 as

00:35:15.440 they

00:35:15.660 mean

00:35:16.260 well

00:35:16.560 and

00:35:16.820 they're

00:35:16.960 passionate

00:35:17.380 and

00:35:17.800 they're

00:35:18.020 willing

00:35:18.320 to

00:35:18.720 duke 0.96

00:35:19.640 you

00:35:19.740 down

00:35:19.920 in

00:35:20.080 public

00:35:20.360 and

00:35:20.700 try

00:35:21.000 to

00:35:21.120 make

00:35:21.260 the

00:35:21.380 world

00:35:21.560 a

00:35:21.700 better

00:35:21.840 place

00:35:22.260 somehow

00:35:22.900 so

00:35:24.500 that's

00:35:27.800 all

00:35:28.080 yes

00:35:33.840 I

00:35:34.060 know

00:35:34.200 some

00:35:34.420 of

00:35:34.580 you

00:35:34.840 are

00:35:35.620 rubbed

00:35:35.880 the

00:35:36.000 wrong

00:35:36.220 way

00:35:36.440 by

00:35:36.660 her

00:35:36.920 but

00:35:37.960 there's

00:35:39.620 plenty

00:35:39.960 to

00:35:40.200 like

00:35:40.480 and

00:35:40.720 today

00:35:40.960 we're

00:35:41.160 just

00:35:41.340 going

00:35:41.480 to

00:35:41.540 do

00:35:41.680 optimism

00:35:42.200 all

00:35:42.700 right

00:35:42.900 somebody

00:35:44.340 says

00:35:44.620 you

00:35:44.780 lost

00:35:45.120 me

00:35:45.440 she's

00:35:46.580 a

00:35:46.700 tool

00:35:47.000 well

00:35:47.900 people

00:35:54.300 don't

00:35:54.600 like

00:35:54.860 it

00:35:55.000 when

00:35:55.140 I

00:35:55.300 don't

00:35:55.520 go

00:35:55.700 after

00:35:55.960 people

00:35:56.520 have

00:35:57.300 you

00:35:57.420 noticed

00:35:57.680 I

00:35:57.880 don't

00:35:58.200 usually

00:35:58.800 go

00:35:59.040 after

00:35:59.280 people

00:35:59.820 that's

00:36:01.140 very

00:36:01.360 intentional

00:36:01.860 because

00:36:03.040 I think

00:36:03.400 going

00:36:03.660 after

00:36:03.940 people

00:36:04.580 is

00:36:05.120 maybe

00:36:05.340 the

00:36:05.620 lowest

00:36:06.100 it's

00:36:07.400 the

00:36:07.580 lowest

00:36:07.880 level

00:36:08.240 of

00:36:08.460 politics

00:36:09.000 I'm

00:36:11.080 sure

00:36:11.260 there's

00:36:11.480 something

00:36:11.700 lower

00:36:11.980 than

00:36:12.200 that

00:36:12.400 but

00:36:12.660 there

00:36:14.500 are

00:36:14.620 lots

00:36:14.860 of

00:36:15.080 times

00:36:15.800 when

00:36:16.060 you

00:36:16.240 want

00:36:16.640 to

00:36:16.760 go

00:36:16.880 after

00:36:17.080 the

00:36:17.320 person

00:36:17.840 and

00:36:19.660 for

00:36:20.320 me

00:36:20.520 if

00:36:20.700 the

00:36:20.860 person

00:36:21.140 means

00:36:21.600 well

00:36:21.900 I

00:36:22.700 won't

00:36:23.140 take

00:36:23.380 that

00:36:23.720 so

00:36:25.080 if

00:36:25.980 somebody

00:36:26.300 means

00:36:26.660 well

00:36:26.940 and

00:36:27.100 they're

00:36:27.240 putting

00:36:27.500 in

00:36:27.680 the

00:36:27.800 work

00:36:28.220 I'm

00:36:29.820 good

00:36:30.040 with

00:36:30.240 them

00:36:30.500 every

00:36:31.520 time

00:36:31.920 so

00:36:33.140 that's

00:36:33.340 my

00:36:33.520 rule

00:36:33.760 you

00:36:34.060 can

00:36:34.200 have

00:36:34.320 a

00:36:34.420 different

00:36:34.600 rule

00:36:34.860 all

00:36:35.680 right

00:36:35.820 that's

00:36:36.120 all

00:36:36.240 I

00:36:36.320 got

00:36:36.460 for

00:36:36.600 today

00:36:36.960 and

00:36:37.340 I

00:36:37.460 will

00:36:37.580 see

00:36:37.780 you

00:36:37.920 in

00:36:38.160 the

00:36:38.300 morning

00:36:38.560 and

00:36:39.620 we'll

00:36:40.200 have

00:36:40.520 more

00:36:41.040 good

00:36:41.320 fun

00:36:41.600 then

00:36:41.920 hope

00:36:42.860 you

00:36:42.960 enjoyed

00:36:43.240 it

00:36:43.380 today

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 18, 2020

Episode 981 Scott Adams： A Glimpse of the Coming #GoldenAge For the Economy and Humans Too

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