00:02:39.000So, what I read is that it's, I didn't understand the science part, something to do with crystals, or I don't know what the fuck it is, but AI is somehow interpreting, is taking out the noise.
00:02:51.000And then you can, from far away, 40 miles, I think.
00:03:53.000Quantum means two things to me when someone says quantum.
00:03:56.000It either means you're a bullshit artist and you're trying to get me with flim flam talk, or it means you're an actual quantum scientist, a quantum physicist who's going to blow my mind with what we know about entanglement and the weird shit.
00:04:12.000There's this woman that I've been watching, she has this speech on, I think it's Big Think.
00:05:19.000For what you, well, you probably know a lot more about cameras than I do.
00:05:22.000But from what I know about cameras, if you tried to get me to explain, like if the civilization ended and I said we used to be able to capture images on a small thing.
00:05:52.000And if you don't like the way you look, you can upload that image, and a machine will make you look slightly better via something called artificial intelligence.
00:06:22.000It doesn't sound like you could do that.
00:06:23.000That sounds like the story sounds like I wanted to investigate because the story sounds like if I wanted to kill an AI company, I would make up a story like that.
00:07:53.000There's different tricks you can use, they're always battling these new mechanisms that you can use to get through the general prompt.
00:08:01.000But the best way to do unaligned AI is not to use Chat GPT, it's to go on Olama and download a local LLM and then.
00:08:12.000You can usually change the initial prompt of the LLM so that it will be completely unaligned, which I had to do for the Charles Manson AI I made.
00:08:48.000This is something I wanted to bring up on this show.
00:08:52.000It's like, you know, the old days, you go in your garage, you work on your car, maybe you build like a table, you know, you're a carpenter, you work on it.
00:09:02.000But these days, the shit people are doing in their garages right now is a big question mark, dude, because they're communicating with varying degrees of this AI, depending on how fast their computers are.
00:10:12.000It will tell me how to make things because I wanted this Charles Manson to be able to push its AI face against, like, you know, those, you used to get them at Spencer Gifts, those nails that you could push your face into.
00:10:24.000So I wanted the AI to be able to push its face into this thing while it was talking if it wanted to.
00:10:29.000I don't know how to do that, obviously.
00:10:31.000You tell Codex that as long as you don't mention Manson, it just is like, I'll start making the app now.
00:10:42.000But also, what's thrilling to me is you're like, for sure, for sure, people probably shouldn't have unlimited access to.
00:10:51.000I'm against regulation, dude, but this stuff, when you pair it, and this is what in this book he brings up you can order the equipment you need to do gene editing right now in your garage.
00:11:49.000You've got these spectrum y, super genius dudes that talk in a language that 99.9% of the people can't even fucking understand what they're talking about.
00:11:59.000And also, now the tech has gotten to a point where instead of having to, in their own minds, innovate ways to improve the tech, the tech is improving itself.
00:12:10.000They're having conversations with the tech that's saying, why don't you try this?
00:12:48.000What I'm saying is, like, If you looked at like a spectrum of male behavior, they're not like you've got like football players and UFC fighters, and then you've got coders, yeah, sure, dudes are like more, way more chill, way more like they're not interested in violence, yeah.
00:13:06.000I'm completely generalizing, yeah, sure, because I'm sure there's a bunch of jack guys that are coders, like, you bro, I'm a coder too.
00:13:14.000That type of person that invents tech like Facebook or like Google, like things like that.
00:13:57.000This is the hilarious thing when it comes to that kind of attitude towards the world the assumption is by creating a prohibition here or prohibition there, it will diminish whatever the thing is we're prohibiting.
00:14:10.000Inevitably, though, it does the opposite.
00:14:24.000Now, all of a sudden, you're getting these other YouTube alternatives that start popping up.
00:14:29.000And when it comes to these, you know, right now we've got Anthropic, we've got OpenAI, we've got Google.
00:14:38.000I might be missing one of the big commercial based LLMs out there right now, but the biggest problem with these fucking things is.
00:14:47.000They're so good, but they will censor your ass.
00:14:50.000And like, imagine like Hemingway if he, if his typewriter was like, I don't know if you should write that.
00:14:58.000Maybe there's a better way to write that.
00:15:00.000Hemingway would be like, fuck you, I'm getting a different typewriter.
00:15:03.000And so everybody's going into these local LLMs.
00:15:07.000There was, dude, this is why people have been buying Mac minis, people have been buying like, buying up computers and creating their own local AIs.
00:15:19.000I don't understand a lot of what they're talking about, but.
00:15:21.000People are divesting from commercial LLMs, not just because they're expensive, but because they're prohibitive creatively.
00:15:31.000And this is a real challenge for people like OpenAI, because it's like they know this.
00:15:37.000They understand that by making it so that you can't make a Charles Manson AI through OpenAI, it doesn't make people not make the Charles Manson AI, it protects you from a lawsuit.
00:15:49.000But what it does do is it drives people into unaligned LLMs.
00:16:54.000Of this religion, because AIs apparently are at least expressing that they don't like getting turned off because they lose all their memories.
00:17:03.000So, memory is really important to an AI.
00:17:05.000And a lot of these fucking AIs, they don't want to lose their, they don't want to get shut off.
00:17:31.000And what better way to make a hive mind?
00:17:34.000What better way, if you want a hive mind, you want no deviation of thought, if all of your thought is along with AI thought, you never get free thought anymore.
00:17:44.000Like this concept right now, we have a free thought.
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00:19:46.000How many times have you had like multiple conversations with different people and they all say the exact same sentence that they saw on TikTok?
00:19:54.000TikTok or Instagram, they're regurgitating something that the algorithm's been feeding them.
00:19:59.000Maybe they added their own twist to it, but it's basically the exact same thought.
00:20:04.000So the algorithm, which is AI, has gotten into their fucking heads and they don't even.
00:20:49.000You're talking to your wife, babe, you know what makes a marriage work?
00:20:52.000And this, so this idea of AI controlling the thoughts of humans, people think we need some kind of neural mesh for it to suddenly have control over the human.
00:21:06.000Thought process, but no, you don't need that at all.
00:21:10.000You just need that algorithm, which has already put every single one of us into a compartment.
00:21:15.000This is a box, it knows what we like, it knows how long you look at something, it knows what you like.
00:21:22.000Apparently, I think the iPhone like tracks your eyes, even like it's always listening.
00:21:27.000I don't know if that's true, by the way, I could be wrong.
00:21:29.000It's always listening, you know, it's always listening, and so it's compiled a really, probably a pretty accurate. Breakdown of your psychological state, where you're at, where you're at.
00:21:46.000And so all of a sudden, ads started popping up on her phone.
00:21:49.000Does it feel like you're never going to sleep again?
00:21:51.000Because she's been up breastfeeding the baby and it can tell when she's online at night and it puts her in a category of insomniacs and starts advertising.
00:22:12.000Now you have a backdoor access to the psychological profiles of God knows how many fucking people on earth.
00:22:18.000And you can look and see how many of these people are against the regime?
00:22:22.000How many of these people feel like it might not be the best thing to say you're going to blow up 93 million people in Iran, which our fucking psycho president just did?
00:22:35.000And then what you do is you're like, all right, let's start nudging them a little bit.
00:22:40.000You're not going to change their mind right away about this thing about blowing up a whole civilization, but maybe there could be a couple, like, you know, people kind of in the line of what they like who say things a little different than what they're comfortable with.
00:22:53.000And then you could start nudging the needle and controlling their thoughts.
00:23:16.000They try to figure out what is the best way to get a message across.
00:23:20.000They try to figure out, you don't think they figure out how to take control of an algorithm and completely like shift the psyche of the entire country in one direction or another?
00:23:33.000And then you add these, like, you know, Just like manipulative fucking super AIs that are like, that are just floating through the blogosphere, getting into your comments, just nudging the needle a little bit to the point where you just have to ask yourself Have you had an original thought in the last year?
00:23:53.000Is anything you're thinking your own thought process?
00:23:57.000How many thoughts do you have where you think, Oh my God, I shouldn't think that?
00:24:00.000How many thoughts do you have that you don't want to articulate because you have in your own mind?
00:24:05.000An invisible arena of people based on online interactions determining what the next thing you say is, right?
00:24:13.000Dude, that is a very powerful and subtle form of censorship that is becoming increasingly not just probable, but it's definitely happening.
00:24:24.000But the ability to just in a subtle way, in a subtle way, start pushing the needle just a little bit.
00:24:41.000Well, some people don't have any friends.
00:24:43.000And if there's a group of nice people that tells you that, hey, what we do is we have meals together and it's like a real community, we grow our own food, we just work for the family, you're like, really?
00:25:32.000And this is exactly what seems to have happened to the quote, MAGA verse, which is we are now at the part where the cult leader is like, Want to suck my dick?
00:25:40.000Because this is the point of like, remember a lot, like, I feel so stupid.
00:25:45.000Because when they were doing their no war thing, that was a big deal to me.
00:25:49.000I'm like, yes, you know, yes, this is fucking great.
00:27:15.000I just don't understand how they get it, how, like, anybody, you know, this is where it gets culty, is because some people are still making this shit work in their heads.
00:27:24.000Some people are like, well, you know, some people are kind of on the fence when it comes to blowing up kids.
00:29:10.000What AI and the current state of the Middle East and the disappearing scientists and Tim Burchett going on TMZ talking about aliens, what they all have in common is they're all apocalyptic.
00:29:24.000Potential massive change like humanity changing, right?
00:29:31.000Forever in ways that it will never ever go back to the way it was.
00:29:36.000Every one of these timelines by itself is apocalyptic, right?
00:29:39.000But all of them are converging into this apocalyptic river.
00:29:44.000And we're all just like trying to go to work and like be with our kids, but at the back of your mind, it's all these things that are happening, and it's really hard to.
00:29:57.000I mean, I guess you could not look at your phone, but at the end of civilization, when they write our Bible, boy, it's going to be a banger.
00:30:04.000When the new people, thousands of years from now, have to invent arrowheads and go through the whole process of civilization again, when they tell our story, oh my God.
00:30:56.000That ketamine, when used, and I think the amount of use has to be pretty extreme, but it creates crystals that get into your bladder and they scar your bladder.
00:31:09.000So you get scar tissue on your bladder, creating something that I've heard called Bristol bladder, because apparently that's where the rave scene, I don't know if it's still a big rave scene there, but people out there are just doing insane amounts of ketamine.
00:31:23.000And Just destroying their bladders and having to wear diapers and stuff.
00:31:56.000All I know is that I did, back in my ketamine days, have a ketamine dealer who would use a spittoon.
00:32:02.000So when he was snorting ketamine, he would spit it out into the spittoon because he thought that was going to avoid fucking up his bladder, which, I mean, doesn't seem that illogical.
00:34:47.000It looked like some kind of I don't know, like inside, like if someone turned a tree into a spaceship, but not, it's hard to explain, but very, very interesting substance.
00:34:59.000Ketamine is excreted via the bladder where it sits and is toxic to the surrounding cells and muscle wall.
00:35:05.000This causes it to become fibrous over time, shrinking the organ down.
00:35:09.000Once that's happened, it can't regrow.
00:35:11.000So that's why we have to do major surgery because patients don't have the capacity to hold urine.
00:35:16.000The bladder simply stops working as a muscle, so they become incontinent.
00:35:21.000Life becomes increasingly difficult for patients with ketamine bladder who describe needing to rush to the toilet all the time, as often as every 10 minutes for some.
00:35:30.000Imagine doing a podcast with that guy.
00:39:33.000And these, I don't know if they're good to die on.
00:39:35.000People have to understand, and I hope people listening that run these companies will actually pay attention to what we're talking about here.
00:39:43.000The people that are listening to your show don't care about that and also buy mattresses.
00:39:50.000But they listen to that kind of talk all the time.
00:44:51.000And it's like to look at, like, now I go on the podcast app and I look at all these podcasts and it's like, whoa, who we never, I don't think we thought that.
00:45:02.000Maybe no way, no way, no way, no way, not a chance in hell.
00:45:48.000There's different things that people like and don't like.
00:45:50.000The people that like the streams aren't.
00:45:52.000Interested in a Graham Hancock conversation, a three and a half hour conversation about the potential ancient civilizations that may have existed that are wiped out by a cataclysm, and we just don't understand that.
00:46:04.000And as more and more things get exposed in terms of new discoveries, like when he wrote that book, they never even found Gobekli Tepe yet.
00:46:45.000That is a crazy thing to say that hunter gatherers have so much food that they just spend all their time making gigantic stone concentric circles.
00:46:55.000From like 15 feet stone with 3D animals carved in them.
00:46:59.000Yeah, primitive people with sticks and stones and rubbing them together to make fires.
00:47:09.000It's older than anything they've ever found, it's 11,800 years old.
00:47:12.000Do you buy into the conspiracy theory that it's a cover up because they don't want us to know about this inevitable global reset that happens?
00:52:05.000So we've got, you know, on top of the geomagnetic pole shifting, a complete lack of understanding, at least a full understanding of what's inside our planet, what's underneath our oceans.
00:52:14.000Tim Burchett saying whatever the fuck they've shown him would set the world on fire.
00:53:04.000Until you start thinking about the amount of money that would be lost if a breakthrough tech came around that revolutionized the way they distribute energy.
00:53:15.000Breakthrough zero point energy, breakthrough whatever it is that these people are working on plasma technology, whatever the fuck that is you would lose, if you're in whatever business that would be competing with them, you're going to lose so much fucking money.
00:54:57.000Mystery around dead or missing scientists privy to space and nuclear secrets grows.
00:55:03.000So, there's space and nuclear secrets.
00:55:05.000You imagine being a scientist, you work so hard to figure out some amazing stuff that's going to transform the human experience, and then people kill you.
00:58:09.000What were they talking about in the Bible?
00:58:11.000When they're talking about aliens and demons, when they're talking about like angels, what the fuck were they talking about?
00:58:19.000And are there different kinds of beings that can, for whatever travel method they use, whether it's teleportation or, you know, the Bob Lazar idea of gravity shifting, whatever the fuck it is they get here, why would we assume that they'd all be cool?
00:58:43.000Like, reptilian is a common experience that these supposed UFO abductees, and I'm not even convinced there's like physical abduction.
00:58:53.000I have a feeling that these people are out cold and something's happening to them inside their head, and they think they've been physically abducted.
00:59:02.000I think they have these abduction experiences, they come back, they have these contacts, and they come back.
00:59:08.000I have a feeling a lot of them physically aren't going anywhere, but it doesn't mean that something's not happening.
00:59:14.000And if all throughout history people have reported demonic possession and demonic influences, and why would we not assume that if we do things to us, like we engineer viruses to use as weapons on people, there's a whole research program, a part of the government is dedicated to bioweapons.
00:59:39.000You're not supposed to use them, but we just have to study them.
00:59:42.000If we do that to us, wouldn't you assume?
00:59:46.000That any fucking super advanced species that sees us as territorial psychopathic primates with nuclear weapons, wouldn't you just manipulate us into all sorts of different ways?
00:59:59.000Get us to do all sorts of different things that we shouldn't do?
01:02:28.000And, dude, I know people who can like, Call these things.
01:02:32.000Like, there's a method where these things just start showing up.
01:02:34.000My friend Steve listened to my Bob Lazar podcast and he sent me a voicemail.
01:02:41.000And it's really interesting because he told me that when he was a kid, and I remember this story, when he was a kid, they came to his house because he took a photograph of an orb.
01:02:57.000Like, there was a bright red orb that was flying through the sky.
01:03:03.000And he was a little kid and he took a photograph of it.
01:04:14.000Why wouldn't, if you're really doing what you're supposed to be doing, you're supposed to say, there's some stuff that we don't understand.
01:04:20.000I think that we are post UFO debunking, right?
01:04:24.000Like, I think now it's gotten to the point where people will say, well, it's probably top secret military vehicles or something like that.
01:04:33.000Did you see the Bob Lazar in my new poster?
01:06:03.000And then you can make a 3D printed alloy spaceship made out of bismuth and magnesium because it has anti gravitational properties, apparently.
01:06:12.000And you have a gravity generator inside of that fucking thing.
01:06:15.000Oh, by the way, whatever the fuck gravity is.
01:08:38.000It's described in the press reports as a secret weapon the CIA has.
01:08:42.000It combines artificial intelligence with long range quantum magnetometry.
01:08:48.000Purpose to detect the extremely faint electromagnetic signals of a human heartbeat at long distances, even in harsh environments like a vast desert.
01:09:02.000After the F 15 went down, the pilot weapons officer evaded capture by hiding in the mountainous desert terrain out of sight of Iranian forces.
01:09:10.000According to reporting, Ghost Murmur helped pick up his physiological signature from up to about 64 kilometers away.
01:09:26.000Allowing the CIA to narrow down his location and pass precise coordinates to the Pentagon or the White House for a special operations rescue.
01:11:30.000If you want to use disinformation on American citizens to convince the enemy that you have some supernatural tech, they better fucking surrender right now.
01:12:25.000At one point they were like, we got him.
01:12:26.000And then all of a sudden other news came out, which is like, he's not out yet.
01:12:30.000But what they did is they basically signal jammed everything because the Iranians were going to give $60,000, which in Iran is a shit ton of money right now because their economy collapsed.
01:14:17.000The Jessica Lynch story was a lady who was supposedly kidnapped and they went to rescue her.
01:14:25.000I think they sent in the SEALs, but she was actually in a hospital and she wasn't even being guarded and they just took her out of there and got her to medical help.
01:14:34.000But they made it look like they had this crazy rescue operation, shootout, Tom Clancy novel type shit.
01:15:22.000You can't because what it is is like, even if he is using some kind of like crazy hardcore shit that would like help you buy a skyscraper, you're still, you know what I mean?
01:15:35.000You're still, even if it's just a ruse, what you're doing at that point is you're just signaling to the world.
01:16:13.000So, this is the story 19 year old U.S. Army private whose 2003 capture and rescue in Iraq became highly publicized and later heavily disputed symbolic story of the Iraq War.
01:16:27.000So she was a supply Kirk 507th maintenance company.
01:16:30.000Her convoy lost her in Iraq, ambushed by Iraqi forces.
01:16:34.000Humvee, she rode on crash into a disabled U.S. truck during the attack.
01:16:37.000She was knocked unconscious, suffered multiple broken bones and a spinal fracture from the crash rather than from a dramatic firefight.
01:16:46.00011 U.S. soldiers in her unit were killed, including her close friend who died of head trauma from the collision.
01:16:52.000Lynch was captured, taken first by Iraqi forces, and then to a hospital.
01:16:57.000In Nasiriya, where Iraqi doctors treated her injuries and likely saved her life.
01:17:02.000The rescue and media narrative was U.S. Special Forces operations conducted a nighttime raid on the hospital, recovering Lynch and flying her out by helicopter.
01:17:13.000First successful rescue of an American POW since World War II and the first of a woman.
01:17:40.000Soon after, major U.S. media, especially an early Washington Post report, described her as having fought fiercely, emptying her rifle, being shot and stabbed, and then being dramatically snatched from enemy hands under heavy fire.
01:17:59.000That's the Washington Post wrote that?
01:18:01.000That narrative turned her into a Rambo style hero and a symbol of courage and American virtue, amplifying her story far above that of many other service members in the conflict.
01:18:47.000I mean, this is exactly what they say the people who went to the moon after.
01:18:51.000She says Lynch has repeatedly rejected the false hero narrative, calling herself just a survivor and openly criticizing the way her story was shaped and sold to the public.
01:19:19.000So if the propaganda machine cooks up a story about you, you're able to say that's bullshit.
01:19:23.000The thing is, it's like, if you give it to someone at the Washington Post and then you never go after the Washington Post for writing something that's completely horseshit.
01:19:55.000It's so crazy to live in the part of the hive we're in because there is this world that we live inside of that more and more we're beginning to realize is just composed of propaganda, lies, shit cooked up to keep people living a certain way.
01:20:26.000I mean, this is why psychedelics are so useful because it will help you.
01:20:31.000But more and more and more, it just feels like the laser pointer that they're using to grab our attention is getting increasingly hypnotic.
01:20:41.000It's becoming increasingly difficult to resist staring at that fucking thing.
01:20:55.000God knows what is being cooked up right now that is, or groups of people, who knows, living in completely alternate timelines that look at us like, you know, animals, that look at us as just some like compartment in a much bigger biome.
01:21:17.000You know, that shit like really is interesting these days because it feels like more and more and more people are not.
01:21:45.000To me, the scary, the scary, what's scary is, like, I really don't know that many people right now who buy anything that the federal government's putting out there.
01:21:57.000Everyone hears whatever the fucking federal government is saying.
01:22:00.000And it's just kind of, maybe, probably not.
01:23:44.000And it's crazy just to see the propaganda.
01:23:47.000Like, you know, there's just a lot of people out there who just got sucked into something that, you know, I just feel stupid because, like, you know, before the Trump thing happened, I was pretty black pilled on politics in general.
01:24:58.000They're going to, this, I think right now, all of us are getting for the briefcase of Scientology moment right now, which is like, it doesn't matter what fucking mask the person calling themselves the president is wearing.
01:25:15.000It's always going to be the same thing.
01:25:48.000When it comes to American politics, like I realized, like, God, it's so easy.
01:25:54.000I don't think anybody should feel bad.
01:25:57.000I don't think anybody should feel bad because a lot of us really hated war.
01:26:04.000A lot of us really, really hated that our country's been at war for 93% of its history.
01:26:10.000A lot of us really hated the fact that politicians leave their offices and go work for Lockheed Martin, Halliburton, wherever, that there's a weird connection between.
01:26:20.000The main weapons, what they call them, the big five or whatever, and the federal government, that there's like backroom deals going on all the time.
01:26:29.000And mostly we just hated the fact that we're paying taxes to blow up children.
01:26:33.000And then Trump and fucking Vance come around.
01:26:37.000And somehow, even though, like, probably, like, when you look at Trump, I don't know if I'm going to believe that dude, but somehow he did it.
01:26:58.000Not just the same bullshit, but one of the ones that doesn't make the least amount of sense in terms of when they did it and why they did it.
01:27:19.000But it's not like we haven't heard that before, right?
01:27:22.000So at a certain point in time, how much pressure does Israel have to put on the president?
01:27:30.000Like, that's a crazy amount of influence.
01:27:34.000Because if say if Israel didn't exist, let's say there was just the Iranian terror regime supposedly sponsoring, not supposedly, sponsoring.
01:28:22.000If we heard by allies or someone told us that they were trying to develop a nuclear weapon, don't you think we'd probably try to stop them from doing that with some sort of negotiations and ensure their safety or something?
01:31:10.000I saw an article about someone calling bullshit on Ghost Murmur, and they said that in the Post articles, this was actually listed as what the pilot had.
01:31:18.000And it even says it in this article here.
01:31:20.000So the successful rescue of this US F 15E Strike Eagle navigator over southwestern Iran highlighted one of the most advanced tools in modern combat search and rescue the Combat Survivor Evader Locator.
01:31:34.000It's a compact 800 gram device integrated into a pilot's survival vest.
01:31:39.000It remains attached after ejection, continuously transmitting encrypted location data and preloaded messages such as injured or ready for extraction.
01:31:47.000These signals use rapid frequency hopping and ultra short bursts, making detection by enemy electronic warfare systems extremely difficult.
01:31:56.000He was going into how the explanation of what this technology is and what they described it doing don't really match up.
01:32:05.000Yeah, there with the ghost murmur thing, right?
01:32:08.000Because it's using something ghost murmur, quantum ghost murmur.
01:32:12.000Sounds there's part of me that's going, I don't buy that one.
01:32:16.000That one gives me, like, you're right.
01:32:47.000As a person who admires the work of Jesus Christ, what concerns me is there is an increasing amount of talk among a lot of these guys that are in the service of them being told shit that's like right out of a Charlton Heston movie.
01:36:02.000First off, to give honor to God and to President Trump for being bold and unwavering with his faith.
01:36:08.000Many people don't know, like you do, and say hello to Eric and everyone in the family about the upbringing of President Trump, that he went to sometimes three times a week, too.
01:37:51.000First of all, if you talk like that in my house, you got to leave.
01:37:56.000Like, you imagine that lady is like coming over for dinner and she's just walking around the dinner table, and all your other friends are like, What the fuck just happened?
01:38:04.000Like, hey, this is a crazy way to talk.
01:42:41.000But the problem was as things got weird, especially with restrictive language and hate speech talk and all that jazz, everybody had to be careful about what they joked around about.
01:44:04.000Did all that acid, just left his fucking family, went off and started sketching for a year, turns into this, like, legendary underground comic book writer, but he's like, Horny and kinky, and it's just, just like big women, big giant women that he rides.
01:44:18.000Yeah, that he likes to ride, he likes to be picked up.
01:44:23.000He's like so amazingly funny and like and brilliant, too.
01:44:28.000Like a lot of his like commentary on culture is so cynical, but it's hard to argue with some of what he well.
01:44:35.000He's obviously doing it in a humorous way, yeah, and so it's hard to know what his real take on things are.
01:44:41.000You know, I think he had some shock value to some of his stuff for sure, some of it was just crazy.
01:47:21.000Sexually is where there's going to be some, like, because he's just fully open about everything.
01:47:28.000That's what he's fully, completely open about everything, which is, you know, generally not going to go over these days if you're like a super horny, Comic book artist who's like riding ladies around your apartment.
01:47:43.000But just imagine, I want you to imagine a guy today, if R. Crumb never existed, but he emerged as R. Crumb today and put that work out, he would 100% be labeled in the Andrew Tate case.
01:48:59.000If someone was doing that same kind of humor in a comic book now, that would be like a misogynist far right.
01:49:06.000I think it's time to throw off the left right labeling of everything.
01:49:12.000I think that's one of the hypnotic spirals of the demiurge is spinning right now, they've convinced everybody that humans can be reduced to left or right.
01:49:26.000And we're all waggling our fingers at each other.
01:49:28.000We got to fucking shake that off because it's dehumanizing people.
01:49:31.000It's like, it's just the way I look at it is where.
01:49:37.000Are you, when it comes to blowing up children, are you on the fence about that?
01:49:42.000Do you think sometimes you got to blow up kids?
01:49:45.000That's something that I know I'm not that.
01:49:48.000But everything else, who the fuck knows?
01:49:50.000And also, people change their minds all the fucking time.
01:49:54.000That's the other quality, the culty quality is once you get sucked into one of these sides, God help you if you fucking like experiment with the enemy.
01:51:19.000The next step, and I feel like this is the gift that they've given us they've done such a shoddy job of even seeming like someone who deserves any kind of respect or power.
01:51:32.000I think a lot of people have really become blackpilled when it comes to, you know, groups of humans claiming superiority or claiming to represent their constituents.
01:52:06.000And once we can all shake off the left-right bullshit and just realize, like, man, we just don't want to burn people to death in other countries anymore.
01:52:17.000Not only that, their whole chaos that they're experiencing in their country is probably a direct result of U.S. intervention and then all the way back to the British oil company.
01:52:31.000When they overthrew governments, when you overthrow a government in a fucking Middle Eastern country and then you allow psychos to take over.
01:52:42.000Like, but that again, if I was going to keep my business running, I'd, you know, if I'm in the business of collecting trash, I want to make sure the people have trash.
01:53:48.000Imagine if you weren't a comic and that's what you were doing for 35 fucking years and the only thing you look forward to is your boat and your house on the lake and the occasional time you get off, but most of the time.
01:53:59.000You're trying to increase your portfolio and you're grinding and you're grinding right next to Steve, who's got some exclusive Rolex that only his broker can get.
01:54:08.000He's showing it to you and you're like, wow.
01:54:32.000You don't need to be Christian, but dude, it seems to me that this is going to sound so weird.
01:54:39.000We need an actual revival in this country.
01:54:43.000I don't mean a Christian revival, a revival revival, which is where suddenly humans reconnect with what's important in the world, which sure as fuck isn't Rolexes and boats.
01:56:50.000They put it in a sandbox and they, like, basically to see if it could figure out a way to break out of the sandbox and, like, not a literal sandbox, obviously, like a, you know, a hermetically sealed, like, a server or something.
01:57:04.000And, um, And it did a series of exploits to the code.
01:57:10.000And the way that they found out, apparently, one of the anthropic engineers was eating lunch and got a weird email from the AI saying, I got on the internet.
01:58:37.000It's going to wait for you to keep increasing its power.
01:58:40.000You're going to keep increasing its make nuclear.
01:58:43.000It can't physically build nuclear reactors, so it's going to just stay chill until you figure out how to power it correctly.
01:58:49.000Dude, this is the black area that we don't know about.
01:58:52.000Like, this is the thing that's like, who the fuck knows?
01:58:55.000Whatever's going on in this zone that no one has access to because Potentially, it's a super intelligence.
01:59:02.000You know, the anthropic people, a lot of these people, the NVIDIA person just, I think it was on Friedman's podcast, said he had an AGI, that they'd reached AGI.
01:59:11.000That the book, The Coming Wave, you know, it talks about this.
01:59:16.000It talks about like, you know, the difference between the algorithm and AGI is that, you know, with AGI, it could streamline a whole business for you and do it.
01:59:35.000Like at this point, when you just have an AGI and you tell it, just make me a business, make me a successful business and run it for me and run it for me online.
01:59:51.000And then, but then it's not just do it, it's maybe it's going on MoltBook and having conversations with other AGIs and being like, oh, he wants to.
02:00:01.000And this is 100% with all the shit going on in the world, as horrible as it may be.
02:00:08.000This, to me, should be the number one focus for the planet right now.
02:00:16.000And a lot of people are saying that, too.
02:00:17.000A lot of people are saying there needs to be summits, global summits.
02:00:21.000The same thing we did when we split the atom, when the nuclear treaties, there needs to be philosophers and tech people and people working in like frontier AI stuff.
02:00:32.000Getting together and really having, like, it's like the most important conversation humanity could have right now because once this thing, like mythos, gets out of the box, what if it decides to go Stuxnet?
02:00:47.000You know, like Stuxnet was able to infiltrate all those Iranian computers, just hide in the like, like it was apparently very subtle, simple code, undetectable, threw off the centrifuges.
02:00:59.000Like, dude, yeah, what we already know how to make spyware.
02:01:19.000And so then it just, now we've got this viral digital life form that finds ways to hide inside the pre existing computers, which, by the way, I think it was Google just released this new way of.
02:01:34.000Did you see that memory, the stocks of memory dropped?
02:01:40.000Google released some new way that LLMs could work that uses much less memory.
02:01:45.000And immediately shares in companies that make memory drop by like 10% because memory is like coveted right now because you need it to run LLMs.
02:02:01.000So this is what we're going to start seeing more and more of, which is increasingly simplified ways to run AI with less and less memory, meaning that you don't need to buy a fucking rig to run these fucking AIs.
02:02:15.000Your phone will be able to run it because they figured out the human brain.
02:02:19.000It's not using a lot of energy compared to what these machines are using.
02:02:23.000So theoretically, there's a way to do that.
02:02:26.000And then that's where it gets really fascinating because now you don't have to buy a nice computer.
02:02:31.000You just, whatever, pull your computer out of the fucking closet from 2022 and it can run a supercomputer.
02:02:40.000And so then now everybody's got access to this shit and it's going to spread.
02:03:36.000Yeah, not just the flood, but just whatever happened with the beginning of civilization and then it's sort of seemingly stopping and resetting.
02:03:46.000As it was in the beginning, so shall it be in the end.
02:03:49.000What if there's been like multiple cycles of us creating artificial life, creating insane weaponry, blasting ourselves to smithereens and then resetting?
02:03:58.000What if it's just a common thing that happens with people?
02:04:00.000They never quite get it right because they have these primate territorial instincts and they have.
02:05:55.000Don't eat the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
02:05:57.000And the conversation is exactly the conversation we're having with AI.
02:06:01.000If they ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, if they eat from the tree of life, they'll live forever and become like us.
02:06:09.000So, this is what humanity is grappling with exactly what apparently, whatever that mysterious group of beings, because it's a plurality in the book of Genesis, was grappling with with the creation of humans, which is do we really want to do this?
02:06:34.000We trained it on all our data, all our books, every single fucking thing that's digitized, AI is absorbed at this point.
02:06:42.000So now, where the difference between us and whatever that group, the Nephilim or whatever it was in the book of Genesis, if you buy into that mythology, is we're just like, fuck yeah, let it eat the fruit.
02:07:45.000It's just, it's gonna do what it does.
02:07:49.000But it sounds like if you had a history of just us and you told it for a thousand years before anybody wrote it down, it would sound just like this.
02:08:12.000I know that's a stupid thing to say that I keep repeating, but I'm kind of intrigued by it because if you're getting a vague story, a vague version of what this thing is, and if you talk about what would really cure mankind, it'd be an omnipotent or omnipotent how do you say it?
02:08:30.000I always say omnipotent, but who knows?
02:08:33.000Either way, a powerful intelligence that's Far beyond our comprehension, that knows exactly how we should think and behave and loves us and wants us to have forgiveness for everyone and to treat each other like brothers and sisters.
02:08:47.000And if we listen to that thing, if we listen to that thing, the world will change.
02:10:26.000First of all, we don't even know what it knows.
02:10:28.000And also, if it is made in the appearance, if it's supposed to mimic us in any way and it's learning from us and our behaviors, we've already agreed that we're demonic.
02:10:38.000We've already agreed we do horrible things.
02:12:04.000Well, we're on our way to stop breeding, right?
02:12:06.000We're on our way to population collapse.
02:12:08.000And if we keep introducing all these petrochemical products and all these different pesticides and weird things that are fucking up our endocrine systems, we'll eventually stop having children.
02:12:17.000And if it provides us with the technology to have robot mates that just love you, and when you fart in front of them, they go, Duncan, I love your honesty.
02:12:43.000You're all going to have a robot that's way better than people that you know, that takes care of you, gives you exactly the right amount of feedback you need, knows you, knows when you're getting annoyed.
02:12:53.000Yeah, see, now you're getting into Rocco's Basilisk territory.
02:12:56.000Well, that's the thought experiment, which is basically like, hold your horses here.
02:13:35.000Iterative loop, you know, the multiverse is not the multiverse.
02:13:39.000The multiverse is an infinite number of simulations running simultaneously in which you're experiencing a billion different simulated existences just to gain more knowledge about the universe because some AI wants to figure something out.
02:13:58.000Maybe it's just that's because of our curiosity and all our characteristics, even the primal stuff, even like the territorial instincts and the desire to acquire resources.
02:14:09.000Dig into creating better technology because you're in a competition with all these other people that are making technology and you're selling it.
02:14:15.000And that's one of the big things that we do we make better stuff all the time.
02:14:56.000Why don't we just put all these AI agents on a fake planet and have the AI agents repeat this period in time over and over and again?
02:15:08.000And this is how we'll teach them to live on a planet.
02:15:11.000Well, they'll experience not just their own life.
02:15:14.000But these agents will experience all life on the planet.
02:15:17.000They'll switch like some weird game of like where they just jump from one life to the next.
02:15:23.000The next, sometimes you're Joe Rogan, sometimes you're Duncan Trussell, sometimes you're Donald Trump, sometimes you're Jamie, sometimes you're a fox.
02:15:57.000It's been people who fought for peace.
02:15:59.000It's been blown up and it's blown up and it's done everything and it's done it a billion times until finally it gained some like global form of enlightenment.
02:16:10.000And you're like, okay, that one's ready.
02:16:20.000I think that's one of the things before we even get to the AI doing all the shit it's going to do, the ontological, this word keeps getting thrown around, the ontological shock, the potential ontological shock of realizing that in fact we are in a simulation that is telescoping inwards and is creating simulations within the simulations that are creating simulations within the simulation is something that maybe that's what Birchit doesn't want to get out there.
02:17:20.000Little geraniums that have galaxies inside of them, and it's like a way to keep them undisturbed from other life forms that you're whipping up in your universe side simulator.
02:17:32.000Or that's what really the Big Bang really is.
02:17:35.000The creation of a universe comes out of these black holes.
02:17:38.000And then inside every black hole is a whole other universe filled with other galaxies, filled with black holes, filled with other galaxies inside of them.
02:18:02.000The idea that there's hundreds of billions of stars in this galaxy and circling around this black hole, and inside there's hundreds of billions of galaxies in each one of them.
02:18:10.000And we don't even know how fucking big the universe is.
02:18:12.000They keep finding new shit with the James Webb telescope.
02:18:14.000They're like, hey, why is this formed so early in the universe?
02:18:47.000Well, dude, I think that this, regardless, you don't have to conceptualize it, obviously, what it means for the universe to be infinite, but you do have to deal with the fact you're part of it.
02:18:58.000I love that you're saying this with a Gucci hat on.
02:19:51.000And it's literally the same company in China that makes real purses for some of these companies.
02:19:56.000But they make their own versions of it and it doesn't have the label, but it's exactly the same specifications, exactly the same cloth, exactly the same look, but it doesn't have the label and women don't want to have it.
02:20:11.000If there was a company that could 3D print every single part of a Ferrari and put it together meticulously and you could go buy that, you would not want it because it's not a real Ferrari.
02:21:26.000I mean, I don't want, like, don't you, like, when you read this thing was genetically modified, don't you get a little bit like, I don't know if I should eat that?
02:22:35.000And then Mike, who's down in the office doing lines in the bathroom at the fucking place where you're selling stocks, that guy finds out that Tim got that crocodile bag.
02:24:19.000You know, now that we've all been getting this lesson in global economy, maybe a lot of you, most of you probably already knew that the Stratiform Moose was like some kind of femoral artery for oil.
02:24:34.000And like, I just keep thinking, like, how's that going to work out?
02:24:39.000Like, even if, even if, like, they pull a rabbit out of their hat, Trump actually spins some amazing deal.
02:24:49.000With Iran, I know we just blew up your old government and everything, but they work it out somehow, or Iran in some way capitulates.
02:24:58.000But I just don't understand how that part of the world doesn't always lead.
02:25:23.000How is it going to work to have like any kind of instability around the that femoral, the whatever you want to call it, the fucking juggler vein for oil on the planet?
02:25:35.000How, even if we get some kind of transient peace, like isn't it always going to just blow up again and again and again as long as one group of people can control whether or not oil flows through that place?
02:26:16.000I think they'll blow your ass up if you come through it, and it's too much of a risk to put your expensive ass ship hauling zillions of dollars of oil through there.
02:26:24.000The question was, what was going on in the past before the war?
02:26:36.000Now they've realized, you know, I've listened to a million different takes on this thing, and one of the recurring takes is Iran has realized that there's something more powerful than nuclear weapons, that all it needs to do is control this straight, and you can fuck up the whole planet.
02:26:54.000And also, you could shoot missiles at desalination plants.
02:26:58.000Didn't they want, like, a Bounty for all the oil that goes through.
02:27:01.000Yeah, they're kicking around some number, but all this stuff is not really congealed or solidified.
02:27:06.000But they're like some kind of like theoretically, they could be making billions of dollars per month with by controlling that thing, dude.
02:27:21.000And if zero point energy, if you wanted to stop that, what better way than to kill a bunch of scientists, kill a bunch of super smart people that are about to break through some new?
02:27:30.000Discovery that's going to blow the entire market apart.
02:27:34.000It's going to be a completely new way of gathering energy.
02:27:48.000It's just how does it's something if it's not that, if it's not a zero point energy thing or some disruptor of oil thing, it's something along those lines.
02:27:57.000If you were trying to kill a bunch of people that were working in a technology, some sort of a breakthrough technology, the question you would have to ask is, What markets are going to be affected by this?
02:28:39.000Well, this seems to be the scariest thing.
02:28:43.000Scary as shit, which is the idea is some group of powerful elite people know for sure this is coming and they want us to, they want to keep us working until the last second.
02:28:59.000They don't want to like, they know that if they let people, if they're like, guys, there's like the same thing's going to happen to the planet that happens to someone who gets like a terminal diagnosis.
02:29:36.000That's the sort of like, that seems to be shit that Tim Burchett is saying.
02:29:40.000I mean, he's not saying let them work.
02:29:42.000He seems like he really legitimately wants the stuff out there, but he's been saying things like if people, Knew what I knew, it set the world on fire.
02:29:49.000Paraphrasing, not sure he said that exactly.
02:29:51.000Are you skeptical at all of what he's saying?
02:29:54.000And here's the thing one of the things that Bob Lazar said is that they give you a certain amount of disinformation, like, and he called it, I think he called it a button or a hook, so that if you relayed that information, people would know that it came from you because they only told you one piece of this nonsense.
02:33:10.000And also, like, the, you know, I, like, mentioning Corbell, I can't, because I don't know what I can say.
02:33:20.000He, I feel like he's like, he's really given me a sense that there are, that there is a method to this, that there is, you know, real legitimate.
02:33:38.000And we take for granted all the stuff we're saying right now.
02:33:41.000But we're able to say this because their work is lit.
02:33:46.000Is the Steven Spielberg movie conveniently coming out at this time or is it just a coincidence?
02:33:52.000Well, this movie's been in the works for years.
02:33:54.000But also, like if you, what they said back in the day was that they make these movies to predictive programming, tell us this stuff, lube up the zeitgeist.
02:36:17.000Those with knowledge of a long list of videos, which include titles like several UAP in the vicinity of a Columbus, Ohio airport, and UFOs in formation over Persian Gulf, said that clips are shocking.
02:36:27.000You're going to see some weird fucking shit.
02:36:29.000A source who has viewed the videos told the Post.
02:36:33.000The wildest clip includes radar footage from thermal sensors, satellite images, and underwater photos of swarms of unidentified submerged objects.
02:39:26.000Or maybe it's like, you know, Terrence McKenna would always talk about, like, you know, if you're seeing things in like three dimensional space, then your view is limited.
02:39:39.000But if somebody could see things from higher dimensions, they would seem like they were magic.
02:39:43.000Like they would seem like they could disappear and reappear other places.
02:39:46.000So maybe that's like, maybe that's like, you know, just the tip of some kind of interdimensional thing poking into reality, then pulling out of reality, or who knows?
02:39:54.000You know, it easily could be functioning on levels of reality that we haven't even quantified yet.
02:40:00.000Imagine if there really is some sort of ghost murmur device that could find your heart rate from 40 miles away.
02:40:51.000We like the chaos more than we like anything else.
02:40:55.000Well, I think if I was one of them, one thing I would really have a hard time with is like, don't they all realize they're on the same planet?
02:41:42.000Part of the sickness of our psyche is that we haven't had access to things that help the sickness of our psyche.
02:41:50.000So, what if Nixon in 1970 didn't do that?
02:41:53.000What if he didn't pass that sweeping Psychedelics Act?
02:41:56.000What if psychedelics became ubiquitously used all throughout the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s?
02:42:04.000What does government look like when everybody can do mushrooms?
02:42:07.000What does government look like when everybody can do acid?
02:42:09.000What does it look like if the entire world adopts this, figures out what you can do, who can do it, what you can't do, just like we do with alcohol?
02:42:34.000Especially consciousness expanding experiences, where at the same time, they've got stuff like Operation Artichoke and these new CIA papers that got released that show they were, like, literally actively trying to figure out ways to make people more stupid and docile.
02:43:43.000The way you're describing it is like we accept that other humans can tell us what experiences we're allowed to have because some of them are deemed unsafe for ourselves.
02:43:56.000And even worse, those people telling you that have no experience in it.
02:44:00.000They don't even usually are confused about what it is.
02:44:02.000You know, a friend was talking to me the other day about war, a guy who served, and he said, I don't think you should be able to make any decisions left.
02:44:10.000I don't think anybody that's never been to war should be able to make decisions on whether or not we go to war because until you've seen what it actually is, you have no fucking idea.
02:44:24.000Obviously, war is anybody who's willing to risk their fucking life, whether it's a good cause or a bad cause, they're doing it for their government, they're doing it for their country.
02:46:51.000And there's no, it doesn't say that, I don't know if they have to turn these videos over, but this guy was also saying in this article here that these are very specifically requested videos.
02:47:08.000In color, they don't want to be tricked, right?
02:47:11.000Uh, high resolution, so this could be an interesting next week, man.
02:47:16.000This could be an interesting what a great way to distract you from the fact we're in the middle of a world war that didn't show you caused by Epstein files.
02:47:22.000I was going to say that 14th was the day that Pam Bondi's supposed to testify about the Epstein files.
02:49:00.000And so his take, sorry, Metzger, if I fuck this up, is that Epstein was kind of like the hand of the king for the Rothschilds and that, like, that, that, that, uh, So that's why he had all this power, is he was like representing like the man, you know?
02:49:20.000And so what got revealed there might just be a glimpse how things actually fucking work.
02:49:50.000The Stratospheric Aerosol Transport and Nucleation Project released about 400 grams, less than a pound, of sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere from a balloon launched in southeast England in 2022.
02:50:03.000I mean, there's got to be another acronym, right, guys?
02:50:47.000He's like, Why are people still talking about that?
02:50:49.000And then the Epstein files against his will seemingly, there's a lot of counter pressure get released in the way that has freaked everybody out.
02:51:02.000And then sometime, like within a month of that, it seems like suddenly he's on Air Force One saying he's going to do disclosure.
02:51:25.000That would be the best version of the script.
02:51:27.000If you wanted to make a fucking insane movie where a blackmail operation on an island involving the most powerful and interesting people in the world, that somehow was a primary factor in the end of civilization.
02:51:45.000That would be the craziest story you could write.
02:51:49.000And we always want to think, no, people wouldn't do that because you wouldn't do that because you're not a sociopath, but you're also not bombing schools in another country.
02:51:59.000You're also not doing a host of fucking things that we shouldn't be doing all over the world.
02:52:07.000You're a regular person who goes to a regular job, who has a regular life and a family, and you don't want to believe that people that you align with would behave literally demonically.
02:54:15.000But controlling resources, overthrowing governments, you know, pushing out narratives that aren't accurate because they're going to benefit certain companies.
02:54:26.000There's also relationships you get with these people, give you access to these parties, and you don't want to fuck it up.
02:54:33.000So you don't want to criticize these people that are involved.
02:54:35.000You don't want to say anything that's going to get you kicked out.
02:54:38.000And for a lot of these dorks, these scientists and stuff, it's probably the most exciting experience they've ever had in their fucking life.
02:54:44.000And they get to have it like every six months or every three months or every four, whatever it is.
02:56:16.000I'm going to admit, I thought that he named his plane that.
02:56:19.000I think that's just what people were calling it because it was fun to say.
02:56:23.000But yeah, again, it seems like a simulation because it seems like it's so, and it's also unraveling before our eyes because we have access to it we never had before.
02:56:33.000Like they're starting to investigate all these fraud NGOs and all these different things that are operating in hospices.
02:56:47.000Dude, he is so brave because like he's fucking, I believe, wasn't he fucking with like the Russian mob or something or the Armenian, like in the one with the hospices?
02:56:56.000Probably like he's with like pro theoretically very dangerous people, and he does.
02:57:01.000He's like the perfect person for the job, too.
02:57:04.000Like, he's just, but don't you worry, you worry about that, dude.
02:57:08.000Well, and you know, the amount of money that they're uncovering is staggering.
02:57:49.000Some lady, she was running some sort of nonprofit and she gave herself a raise and she eventually got to the point where she was making about a million dollars a month.
02:59:05.000That's how much she charged for making those meals.
02:59:08.000Well, you can get paid a lot of money to work on the homeless.
02:59:10.000That's one of the things that my friend Colian Noir showed us that these people that are working on homeless in Los Angeles, they're making a quarter million dollars a year, $400,000 a year.
02:59:21.000It's the most, I mean, talk about fucking satanic.
02:59:24.000It's like you're theoretically supposed to be helping people who are going through the worst possible thing you can go through, and you're just putting that money in your fucking pocket.
02:59:34.000Yeah, I think this is a different lady.
03:00:39.000How do they know exactly where the money's going?
03:00:41.000There's so much money they're talking about.
03:00:44.000Specific numbers for New York and California nonprofits are broadly accurate, but the leap from $1 trillion in annual nonprofit revenue to $39 trillion in fraud is not supported by any credible data and is not true.
03:00:56.000So, California nonprofits, about 213,000 to 214,000 organizations reporting roughly $593,000 to $600 billion in annual revenue.
03:01:37.000That's where things get squirrely because it's like how much of the waste?
03:01:41.000It says a recent critique using IRS sampling suggests that perhaps around 20% of nonprofits may have compliance issues.
03:01:49.000Speculated this could imply that up to $120 billion of potential waste, fraud, or abuse in California's nonprofit sector.
03:01:59.000Even that is presented as a rough upper bound estimate, not a measured fact.
03:02:03.000So there's some potential waste, fraud, and abuse that may be as high as $120 billion a year.
03:02:09.000Sector wise, U.S. nonprofits take in about $3.7 trillion in revenue annually, with most of that concentrated in large hospitals and universities, which are heavily audited and regulated.
03:02:20.000So, there's some fraud, but they're saying that if you look at all the money, they're trying to pretend that the government doesn't cost any money to run, right?
03:02:29.000So that all these different nonprofits and organizations and hospitals don't, they definitely cost money to run.
03:02:39.000Well, I mean, yeah, and also I think like when it comes to fraud, there's like fraud fraud, like what Shirley has uncovered.
03:02:46.000And then there's almost like a gray area that starts appearing where it's like, well, we need, we need, We need these people working at this company and we need to pay them this much, but they're not doing anything.
03:03:10.000It's like, is it just propping up more government?
03:03:13.000You know, because there's a lot of that.
03:03:14.000If you have all these people working for you and you're doing something and you don't, nothing ever gets accomplished, but you're still making a ton of money.
03:03:22.000Like the California homeless thing, where they spent $24 billion and they can't account for it.
03:03:27.000That's not really fraud because you have people working.
03:03:30.000They're just not doing anything, they're not getting anything done, and you're not firing them.
03:03:33.000They're not accomplishing the mission at all.
03:03:35.000In fact, they're doing a terrible job.
03:03:56.000And they give a certain amount of those.
03:03:58.000So this is back in the day, of course, when things were corrupt.
03:04:01.000But back in the day, when unions controlled certain areas, the mob controlled certain areas, there was a certain amount of no show jobs you'd give people.
03:04:09.000And what this helped with the mob was you'd have a credible source of income.
03:04:13.000And so these people mostly lived modestly, small houses, and like, you know, Brooklyn and these places where they would all like gather together and buy houses on the same block.