The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1527

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to podcast of the loaders eaters episode 1527 it is wednesday the 14th of october

00:00:08.000 year of our lord 2026 and i'm joined by stelios hello brother dan who's just the man for the

00:00:13.380 second segment and also special guest josh hello not so special but here nonetheless

00:00:18.980 i think you're special i mean in a nice way not as in i can vouch for your special state let me

00:00:25.920 out of my padded room not as in licking the windows on the motorway special i mean

00:00:29.040 actual yes good special um right today we are going to be talking about um spain

00:00:35.320 aren't we bit of spain then um oh actually i'm going to need to give a trigger warning at the 1.00

00:00:40.800 beginning of my segment because it contains a lot of female bums the back bums not the 1.00

00:00:45.940 um who would be triggered by that um well some people would be i mean i think it has

00:00:54.260 got a bit far in gyms so we need to talk about it um and i i don't really know how to describe

00:01:00.480 your one apart to say flies i'm talking about flies yes flies as in annoying yes well there

00:01:07.040 we go there we go um so with that let's hear about spain right so as we all know here the

00:01:14.700 spanish exclave called sauta in the north of africa close to morocco was invaded in the end

00:01:22.800 of july and the plot thickens in fact the government of spain is sort of admitting

00:01:30.120 something really fishy about what was happening during that time moroccan navy ships were in the

00:01:38.900 waters of seuta in the territory that is supposed to be controlled by the spanish and of course

00:01:45.260 that completely uh knocks out of the water the notion that they didn't know the moroccan

00:01:50.040 government that is that this was going on because you don't just accidentally have your naval

00:01:56.280 you know your navy in spanish waters at the same time without facilitating it right but because it

00:02:04.920 is sanchez and because sanchez is a socialist and socialists are infuriating they are saying that

00:02:10.920 it didn't necessarily have to do something with the invasion of seuta maybe it were two different

00:02:16.920 events that aren't necessarily linked that's what sanchez wants us to believe personally i don't

00:02:24.040 believe it i think we don't need to watch footage of the navy of morocco to enter the spanish waters

00:02:34.920 to see this but you know we all we have to do is type invasion of sauta on x and check out

00:02:43.000 the footage of what was going on during that during these days we will see that it was basically

00:02:51.480 an invasion i don't think we need to see moroccan ships on the horizon to say that it is but it

00:02:57.400 definitely adds something i don't think what was it about 50 000 north africans 80 80 000 north

00:03:04.920 africans could all coordinate just as private citizens and just happen to invade on the same

00:03:11.560 day because that level of organization would mean that north africa would be a sort of paradise 0.74

00:03:16.840 well they very rarely coordinate to build a two-story house let alone an invasion so 0.87

00:03:21.800 there's that well my sentiments exactly your suspicions are correct because it it was

00:03:29.640 coordinated but we don't know exactly by whom what we do know is who did nothing about it and

00:03:37.000 who welcomed it with open arms, which was Pedro Sanchez. He was warned about it. So it doesn't

00:03:43.800 just so happen that an army or a mass of 80,000 people just gather and cross the borders from one

00:03:52.200 country to another. Spanish intelligence warned of Ceuta mass crossing plans before a surge.

00:03:58.280 Spanish intelligence services warned of social media calls for a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta

00:04:05.080 The day before tens of thousands of people entered the territory, newly released government documents show.

00:04:11.740 Let me just tell you, this is the BBC.

00:04:14.960 It isn't exactly an outlet that isn't friendly towards the left.

00:04:19.400 It's that even the BBC cannot hide it.

00:04:22.120 I mean, if you ignored an invasion, I mean, that's straightforward treason.

00:04:27.200 Yes, it was. Yes.

00:04:29.680 and i think that it's a good idea to start asking ourselves how would traitors to spain

00:04:37.080 act differently that's an important question and also i think that i don't i don't know if there

00:04:43.740 already is a provision in the spanish constitution about what constitutes treason but there has to be

00:04:49.420 i mean yeah they've had a history of being very hostile to people who open doors to invaders 1.00

00:04:56.960 and rightly so and they should be well depends what stripe of the spaniard we're talking about

00:05:04.180 because sanchez is definitely no one who is for closed gates and borders right the revelations

00:05:11.540 emerged in documents declassified by the spanish government amid accusations it failed to give the

00:05:17.200 story of the migrant influx on the 29th of july a day before the invasion started spain's national

00:05:25.960 Intelligence Services, CNI, told Moroccan and Saud authorities that social media groups were

00:05:32.380 encouraging migrants to cross the following day. Pedro Sanchez has insisted that the events of the

00:05:38.880 30th of July were impossible to predict, but opposition parties say the documents show the

00:05:44.760 government misled Spaniards. That's lie number one in a series or in a long series of lies.

00:05:50.220 right sanchez previously told parliament there was no information that conveyed the magnitude

00:05:58.520 of the crisis we were going to suffer in the last two days of july that's impossible to believe

00:06:04.360 i can't believe that there can be an 80 000 strong horde near the borders and no one knows anything

00:06:14.040 about it i mean the the videos alone coming out from the residents themselves were enough to see

00:06:20.340 you know i wasn't in spain at the time on the 30th of july but the videos i saw of it happening as it

00:06:28.140 happened gave me the impression that wow this is unprecedented so the spanish intelligence reported

00:06:35.560 that around 180 000 people were receiving the messages one of which read whoever wants to cross

00:06:42.040 the border has the last chance on throne day 30th of july at 8 the authorities will be distracted

00:06:48.800 with the celebration and parades so they told them that this is your chance but they were

00:06:55.420 completely wrong about the authorities because the authorities were basically ordered to do nothing

00:06:59.680 and in fact they were ordered to help them there is no way that any country the size of spain does

00:07:07.300 not have an intelligence service that would pick up something as it did pick it up they didn't

00:07:12.320 notify sanchez and sanchez uh was hiding that they did know they did note it that's that's the

00:07:19.400 bbc headline yeah that's not exactly a non-leftist well that i mean at this point it's basically

00:07:28.040 cooperating like uh yes tacit cooperation yes and there are several questions as to why that would

00:07:34.580 be but any any guesses well i won't i will neither confirm nor deny but do you have any guesses 0.80

00:07:41.220 commie scumbag they would support him and so he wants them there because native spaniards might

00:07:47.460 not wild guess let's see right so it also warned via text message the central government's 0.97

00:07:55.740 representation in so the civil guard about the social media activity and they're saying that

00:08:00.700 Sanchez has maintained that there is no evidence suggesting Moroccan complicity

00:08:05.260 so the Spanish intelligence notified both the government of Sanchez and the

00:08:09.840 Moroccan authorities and both Sanchez and the Moroccan authorities acted as if

00:08:14.520 this wasn't the case wasn't there multiple rapes and at least one murder I

00:08:19.460 think so and I'd be surprised if it in fact it was only only one so if sadly

00:08:27.580 there are more and there there has been a video where reporters on the ground are asking some of

00:08:32.880 the invaders you know why do you are you tyrannizing a woman why are you saying why why are you acting

00:08:40.360 like savages and they're responding just just accept rape it just happens if your father or

00:08:46.600 husband and something awful has happened to your sort of wife or daughter and you knew that the

00:08:52.400 spanish prime minister knew that this was going to happen what are you supposed to do i mean

00:08:57.720 i i don't think i can say anything within the youtube terms of service

00:09:02.500 so i'll i'll leave it there because yes i mean i can only imagine uh people who fall victims of

00:09:10.840 abuse and and their families feeling incredibly betrayed at the moment and also very angry right

00:09:17.960 so there there has been a new revelation about what the moroccan navy was doing during the

00:09:27.460 invasion of sauta and sanchez now admits that he hid for 74 days that moroccan warships entered

00:09:36.520 sauta waters during the invasion so i mean maritime law now it's also under construction

00:09:46.500 but there are sea borders, there are territories within the sea

00:09:51.660 that are supposed to be controlled by particular countries.

00:09:55.960 And do we have any idea what those Moroccan warship orders were?

00:10:00.240 What were their captains told to do in certain circumstances?

00:10:04.100 Just be present.

00:10:07.020 We don't have more, but Sanchez is trying to sort of play that,

00:10:11.540 sort of suggest that there was sort of good cop and good cop.

00:10:16.500 the king was the good cop and the Moroccan authorities that in some cases he treats as

00:10:21.740 distinct to the king were also the good cop. And he's going to praise them as I will show you in

00:10:28.160 a bit. I imagine they were there to monitor what was going on because you probably wouldn't send

00:10:34.320 the navy with a military goal or a direct military goal should I say because why use the 80,000 0.54

00:10:41.580 migrants not just launch a direct military assault. So I don't think their presence there 0.97

00:10:46.240 was you know purely military as more surveillance of what was going on to feed intelligence back to

00:10:53.280 the moroccan authorities right that would be my sort of best guess at why they were i mean if you

00:11:00.000 if you have warships while you have an 80k horde of people invading a territory that is close to

00:11:09.080 your borders you know the nearby country you could say that it's like sending a message what

00:11:17.080 will happen if you don't allow that horde to invade Ceuta. What if Ceuta had defended their

00:11:23.980 borders the way the Saudi Arabians do what what would the warship have done then? Right so let's 1.00

00:11:29.600 read a bit here Moroccan warships sailed without authorizations through the waters of Ceuta during

00:11:36.300 the 30th and the 31st of July coinciding with the massive arrival of migrants as confirmed this

00:11:43.540 Monday by the president of the government Pedro Sanchez. This fact caused the Spanish Navy

00:11:49.440 to deploy one frigate to respond to raids by the Royal Moroccan Navy. They said that they were

00:11:56.300 about to start hostilities at some point but luckily the Moroccan authorities as Sanchez says

00:12:03.980 were very cooperative and nothing happened so he he says that this is very cooperative of them

00:12:12.640 whereas you could say that perhaps them being cooperative would have been them not being there

00:12:20.520 in the first place yes and as he says we are geographical neighbors and obviously they were

00:12:28.780 very intense and very difficult days but the dialogue was very fluid and fortunately nothing

00:12:33.980 like this has happened again at one at least one frigate and several patrol boats of the royal

00:12:40.220 moroccan navy repeatedly entered waters of spanish sovereignty close to sauta without requesting

00:12:46.220 authorization according to the information provided by the country this monday however

00:12:52.140 sanchez has not explained why those ships entered nor if there was any relationship between these

00:12:58.220 maneuvers in the migration crisis of course it was why why did it happen that day and if it is

00:13:06.780 revealed that it happens every day then this is precisely to mess with particular signals this

00:13:13.500 is exactly what for instance turkey has been doing with greece's airspace that it's constantly

00:13:18.300 violating several times per day for years now because normally under normal circumstances when

00:13:25.500 this doesn't happen if you see your enemy's air force within your territory you treat this as an

00:13:32.620 act of war and you shoot it down yes but if there there is a new status quo where you sort of let

00:13:39.180 it happen to gather intelligence or because some of the people in the army say yeah but we need

00:13:43.980 also to train our pilots and we need to intercept them and you create a situation where you you have

00:13:52.060 mixed signals and the you don't know when they're gonna fire because you're getting habituated

00:13:58.700 into having enemy air air force in your territory and if this happens frequently in sauta then that

00:14:06.640 means also that they may never know when the moroccan navy attacks if they decide to do so

00:14:15.320 there's a parallel here actually between britain and russia because the russians repeatedly enter

00:14:20.360 both our airspace and our our waters and there's this sort of game of chicken where we ask them to 0.95

00:14:26.580 leave and they sort of mess with us there was an instance recently where they were shining lasers

00:14:31.380 at our um you know military technology both our boats and air at that point um and it's sort of

00:14:38.760 like uh thumbing your nose and it's it's not quite hostilities but it's you know it's almost like a

00:14:47.680 soft, almost transitioning to hard

00:14:49.780 power rebuttal

00:14:51.660 of you as a nation state. I believe we do

00:14:53.640 that to them as well. We probably do, yeah.

00:14:55.480 We buzz their airspace as well. Funnily enough, our

00:14:57.620 own press is not quite as vocal

00:14:59.200 but I'm sure it does go on and there's

00:15:01.800 a little bit of a tit for tat thing

00:15:03.560 going on and that's

00:15:05.800 normally a sign of

00:15:07.580 hostile intent if there's

00:15:09.620 an opportunity and that's how it should be

00:15:11.700 read for

00:15:13.620 the Spanish that the Moroccans are 1.00

00:15:15.380 basically hostile and should be treated 0.99

00:15:17.520 as such yeah yeah if you have a list of five things you need to look out before and uh some

00:15:23.600 a hostile act happens and there there are constantly new status quo situations where

00:15:31.340 you sort of say yeah but this happens all the time so maybe they're not going to attack

00:15:34.620 then step number two yeah we're habituated into accepting this so it's it's nothing yeah at some

00:15:40.380 point you will be attacked without even knowing what what happened right so sanchez again confirms

00:15:45.680 incursions of moroccan ships and waters of sauta and claims the recovery of normality

00:15:51.520 there is going to be a meeting of the king allegedly there was a meeting of the kings

00:15:55.600 of spain and morocco yesterday and the day before that and sanchez has avoided directly linking

00:16:04.000 these naval movements with the entry of immigrants although he has acknowledged that both events

00:16:09.760 coincided in time now i think that the spanish are very lucky that the moroccans didn't decide

00:16:19.120 to attack or you know increase hostilities because someone like sanchez would definitely say don't

00:16:26.640 fight back because it's a crime against humanity and this is precisely what he said when sauta was

00:16:32.960 invaded and in fact he blocked the army deployment planned to stop the massive entry of migrants into

00:16:40.080 seota the army knew it the spanish intelligence knew it the moroccan authorities had been notified

00:16:45.680 as sanchez's government had been notified as well and he just said no do nothing i mean really

00:16:52.960 morocco missed a trick they should have just taken it because he wouldn't have done anything

00:16:56.880 he would have done nothing absolutely nothing you know he would be like well it's okay it's

00:17:03.440 just we're all human beings we're we're all people in this earth and borders are just like

00:17:08.960 bad scars on you know the planets said is important there dan because that reveals their

00:17:15.520 intention right ultimately is that they want to take sueta from them they would rather it be in

00:17:21.120 their hands than spanish hands and i'm sure they'd rather spain be in their hands than spanish hands

00:17:26.320 as well right um let's move forward here sanchez right now is dealing with a crisis it isn't just

00:17:36.800 seuta there have been mass demonstrations in support of seuta and there has been

00:17:42.160 dissatisfaction with his non-handling of the crisis because your number one job as

00:17:50.240 the prime minister of your country is to promote the interests of your people and basically

00:17:56.320 It's to ensure the security of your own people.

00:17:59.700 Sanchez allows for a situation to take place where the violation of the rights of Spaniards is becoming increasingly more likely in the name of, say, of human rights.

00:18:13.400 Because he said we shouldn't have done anything because if we had done something, it would have involved massive violation of human rights.

00:18:21.300 And he said the infuriating, they're humans as well, they want a better life as well.

00:18:28.880 Well, okay, yes, only masochists would want a worse life for them,

00:18:34.980 but also masochists treat masochism as something that is essential for their good life.

00:18:41.020 But that's an interesting point to make, is that there are several visions of what constitutes good life.

00:18:48.780 um someone from the meaner countries is almost certainly going to have a vastly different

00:18:58.420 vision of what the good life they're seeking is than you do right so it isn't just like

00:19:07.940 we either violate human rights or not in an abstract sense as sanchez suggests this isn't

00:19:16.820 kindergarten he he was elected by the spaniards to say to save to protect the spanish and he

00:19:26.180 doesn't do that and he didn't do that right he chose to protect the rights of the invaders

00:19:32.240 now he's calling for elections on the on the 29th of november there are several scandal scandals

00:19:41.660 surrounding his government even his wife and his right-hand man are alleged allegedly involved in

00:19:49.180 in massive scandals people are dissatisfied and he has lost a bit of five percent and let me just

00:19:55.320 say right now the party with the biggest support is the center-right popular party by alberta

00:20:05.020 Núñez Feijo. And the PSOE by Sanchez has lost a lot. It's on 26.4. And Vox by Santiago Abascal,

00:20:15.980 that is the, you know, the remigration party, is surging to 19%. So probably, if the polls are

00:20:26.280 correct and what they suggest is actual and representative of the Spanish electoral voting

00:20:35.080 intention. What we are going to see more likely is a coalition government between the People's Party

00:20:44.000 and Vox. And you would presume as well if this polling is, you know, if you take it at face

00:20:51.560 value that would be 51 percent of the vote share as well yes so that that's you can say that this

00:20:59.860 is a fragile coalition but that's not always bad it's not always bad because if you have a fragile

00:21:07.540 coalition then you could say that parties like uh like vox that have a strong agenda when it comes

00:21:17.600 to deportations, for instance, and border policies

00:21:22.080 and their view of what Europe should be like

00:21:25.700 and how you need to handle cases like Ceuta,

00:21:29.220 they could have a stronger say in the coalition.

00:21:32.240 Of course, there are instances where coalitions in Europe fall apart,

00:21:35.760 like thinking of the PVV in the Netherlands fell apart

00:21:40.560 because in part they couldn't get much done with their coalition partners.

00:21:44.340 although there are multiple different interpretations of that yes so abascal and

00:21:50.580 jordan bordella visited sauta they made several pronouncements and you know jordan bordella there

00:21:58.380 was another link there but okay maybe maybe it's my my bad jordan bordella says here in sauta i

00:22:05.640 saw a gravely chaotic situation a spanish population confined to their homes and we've

00:22:12.200 seen several videos showing this and we've seen also hordes running at night because they were

00:22:17.980 told to essentially go from one place as one beach to another soda is recognizable anyone that still

00:22:24.580 lives there in my opinion is insane right if 80 000 people turn up on your doorstep unannounced 0.99

00:22:31.600 and they're north africans looking to to basically rape and murder then it's probably time to move 1.00

00:22:39.680 at that point to mainland Spain because you're not going to be safe if certainly not with the 0.96

00:22:45.900 present government. Ursula von der Leyen here is basically Schrödinger's politician during Ceuta

00:22:55.000 she said it's incredibly bad for the EU to show that people can cross its borders

00:23:02.760 everyone who enters europe must abide by eu law the other problem is though that one of the things

00:23:10.760 that the eu has accepted is that if people are in your waters they are your responsibility

00:23:16.800 so probably miss von der leyen it's the eu law and the eu's behavior that is inviting some of this

00:23:26.880 And I want to end with saying that there isn't much time left, historically speaking, I'm not talking about minutes, but historically speaking, there isn't much time left. We are seeing the left importing voters from third world countries in order to support them. And in fact, I think this is a link that was there and I don't see it. Could we please load it? 0.86

00:23:56.880 it's before yes

00:24:01.440 the moroccans are calling for the moroccans to vote for psoe it's a it's a basic link

00:24:11.440 yes so we have bipartidismo stream morocco enters the campaign the moroccan minister

00:24:18.080 for justice asks moroccans living in spain who have the right to vote to vote for the psoe

00:24:25.040 they are the same ones who say that seuta and malilla are moroccan we see this now in spain 0.75

00:24:32.240 we saw it a few weeks ago in sweden there there are massive muslim blocs no-go zones

00:24:41.360 that supported the left-wing coalition um to a ridiculous extent overwhelmingly we saw 97

00:24:49.680 percent in some areas in malmo for instance voting for the left-wing coalition so what happens is

00:24:57.520 crystal clear the left is importing third world workforce right people from the third world no

00:25:06.960 they actually they don't want a workforce they want just voters they want to they want the others to

00:25:12.020 work and tax them to oblivion in order to fund benefits for their voters they they do this

00:25:19.860 everywhere they want to do it in france as well in fact i i want to say this i i despise melanchon

00:25:28.500 but i respect him more than i respect sanchez sanchez doesn't have the guts to be honest about

00:25:33.620 it he tries to hide behind this humanitarian facade melanchon at least has has the um the

00:25:41.220 decency of of honesty and sincerity and he has said christically he has been very clear about it

00:25:48.660 he says in order to overthrow capitalism we can't rely on christian workers we have to rely on 0.85

00:25:55.780 muslims from the third world he's very open about what is going on with the islamic communist alliance 0.66

00:26:02.740 so it happens in spain it happens in france it happens in sweden it happens here in the uk

00:26:08.660 it's a pattern why because the left is internationally minded and organized so

00:26:15.240 when now the spaniards are going to gain gain power in the upcoming elections i think they will

00:26:22.160 if they do they have to bear in mind that there isn't that much time left the tito bloc in sweden

00:26:28.880 sort of tried to mitigate what was going on but by avoiding to actually go strong on the issue

00:26:39.640 and they allowed for 200,000 extra citizenships to be granted and they lost by 100,000 votes

00:26:48.820 and out of those 200,000 votes almost 70 percent at least 70 percent went to the leftist party

00:26:58.620 So the right-wing parties and the conservatives, they have to understand that if they don't take tough measures now, we are going to head to a Europe that is going to be a fusion of Lebanon and Yugoslavia.

00:27:14.620 Yeah, it will be too late there. I don't think that Europe will cease to exist, but I think trying to avoid bloodshed and separatism and mass conflicts and civil unrest and mass violations of liberty and all the, in order to avoid all the bad stuff, it's worth to take tough measures now.

00:27:39.480 um there was a comment from one tall order that says um josh softy when josh firm walks in

00:27:51.420 bojack meant to be uh one of the emojis one of the custom emojis that doesn't come through

00:27:58.560 oh okay i don't i don't know what you're very insightful comment there does that make sense

00:28:03.700 to you it does right i'm very disappointed good so we are going to be talking about ladies bottoms

00:28:09.940 in this segment so i ought to give an appropriate uh trigger warmer if this sort of thing upsets you

00:28:16.260 be warned uh it's specifically in in relation to going to the gym do you guys go to the gym

00:28:22.160 yes right i used to go to the gym fairly religiously until my eldest was born and

00:28:28.080 then i kind of dropped out of it and then a few years i never would have guessed

00:28:32.420 no you wouldn't would you and in such wonderful peak performance yes i am and anyway i wasn't

00:28:40.040 trying to be i just realized it sounded really nasty i didn't mean it like that i go four times

00:28:45.940 a week four times a week three to four times right i go three times so not quite on your level

00:28:51.360 well isn't that an incentive to go for a fourth time i'm joking i'm joking well that's the thing

00:28:57.520 it's mad human mad human that's that's the thing right so i did i did try going back after covid

00:29:03.480 i thought oh i'll make the bloody effort um and so i went i went back to the gym and i couldn't

00:29:09.440 believe it because when i left women were just like normal and then i get back in there and i 1.00

00:29:14.560 noticed they're wearing well this kind of shit you you can you can see the wrinkles on their 1.00

00:29:19.080 sphincter from when they're when they're like parading around in there and the other thing 0.99

00:29:23.480 that got me is is they were setting up and i was i was kind of staring because i know you're not

00:29:27.840 supposed to stare at women i was actually staring at the things they had they all had these like

00:29:31.820 telescopic poles with like a circle on top and it's like what are they why are they why are they

00:29:38.720 setting up like i don't know emergency transport beacons around them or whatever whatever and i

00:29:43.040 realized what it was is a holder for their phone with lights going around it so not only do they

00:29:48.820 wear things that accentuate their buttocks but they can then gyrate their buttocks in front of

00:29:53.720 the camera and get good lighting on it so they can then upload it so that just in case any men 1.00

00:29:58.960 in the gym didn't see their buttocks like all the indian men at least can see their buttocks 0.90

00:30:03.640 so the the to to play devil's advocate here the the formal justification for this is that you're 0.94

00:30:10.540 checking your form and i you know i bollocks i've been to the gym before and maybe if i'm

00:30:16.640 you know bench pressing quite heavy or something like that i want to see how it looks even that's

00:30:21.240 what they've got mirrors yeah but sometimes you can't see it right so maybe once in a while but

00:30:27.120 when it comes to doing it for like every exercise and you've got to film everything then it gets a

00:30:32.660 bit gratuitous and they're like what are you really doing i think it's for motivation

00:30:35.940 who's for women and men but mostly for women because hear me out hear me out go on then i

00:30:45.500 think it's uh it's a twofold strategy there are some women who are completely in denial about

00:30:51.100 their body and they do wear very tight um you know jim shark clothes you know oh i've got loads

00:30:58.900 of them in this segment i've got loads of pictures yeah okay yeah i'm sure some of them will be there

00:31:02.520 they're very fat or they are fatter than they would have wanted or they are fatter than what

00:31:09.520 they're wearing could support because of course many of these these uh gym clothes are marketed

00:31:16.900 as these will make you look better oh yes yes but but hear me out the other the other side are the

00:31:24.560 more hardcore ones they're the the you know the really radical ones who are gonna say i'm gonna

00:31:30.140 be all in this is what i'm gonna wear yeah i'm gonna eat a peanut all day and then show us the

00:31:37.340 and i know that if if i don't if i get fatter this i'm gonna look like lady number b so i'm not gonna

00:31:47.260 be like lady number b i'm gonna be like lady number a do you understand that i do i should

00:31:51.700 explain why i'm talking about this is because apparently that in america they have a show

00:31:55.740 called snl that people used to watch but don't anymore and some guy made a joke anyway so social

00:32:02.340 media has been blowing up for the last two days about this joke which i mean it's not really a 0.96

00:32:06.760 joke it's an observation no dude also i haven't been to the gym in so long i didn't know women 0.87

00:32:11.160 just dress like whores now look i'm sorry there's no other way to describe i said have you seen it 0.79

00:32:18.380 i've seen the shorts have you seen the shorts those neon they're like the only they're like 0.99

00:32:24.080 artificial bait colored wrinkles the wrinkles go like around the cheeks and all combine at the

00:32:32.640 butthole i mean you get the idea it's not particularly funny but it is true i mean

00:32:38.340 everything he said there is is just true and look i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna make my case here

00:32:43.740 so um i'm afraid this is gonna have to be can we make this larger is that do we have the option

00:32:52.000 on on this to make it if i double oh here we go here we go right and really enjoyed putting a

00:32:56.400 segment together i don't there we go right play that right there we go so this is this oh it only

00:33:02.280 does it once you get you get one pump to you and then yeah okay fine you get one pump and that's

00:33:08.580 it anyway but point is right okay as far as i'm concerned like that i mean she's not even on the 0.99

00:33:14.460 bloody machine the right way around right i think dan i think you're a bit unfair here she was

00:33:20.180 illustrating to people there how not to do the exercise you know like on the equipment there's

00:33:26.100 how to do it and how not to do it she was showing this is how you don't do the exercise no what 0.99

00:33:31.780 she's doing is she's advertising she's saying to people this is my ass that's what that's what she 1.00

00:33:37.540 now i'm going to compare it let's go to right so this is this is a zoo um and and the female 0.98

00:33:45.700 gorilla has decided that it's time to get busy and actually we can turn this out

00:33:53.060 so the gorilla is twerking where have i seen this behavior

00:33:57.860 now look look at the male gorilla he's got over there to use his pull-up thing his little triangle

00:34:02.660 thing and he's like oh sod this i'm getting away anyway she just follows him follows him around 1.00

00:34:06.820 starts waving up i mean she'd do it again in a minute here we go look at my ass look at my ass 1.00

00:34:12.420 there's my arse human beings are really no better are we that's why is the other one touching it 0.99

00:34:18.800 i i don't what are you showing us dan i don't know maybe maybe the other one's setting up the 0.94

00:34:23.540 camera with the little ring but like the thing is right you look at that and you're in no doubt

00:34:28.240 in your own mind are you what's going on here this is mating behavior this is the same primate

00:34:33.860 psychology that governs yes a large portion of the primate population humans included yes now

00:34:39.980 hold that thought i'm gonna go back and do we get another pump out of her no we don't okay fine

00:34:44.440 there's another one let's let's go to this one like what why doesn't it autoplay do we not have

00:34:50.760 autoplay on whatever okay what if i what oh there we go oh no you only got one again but look right

00:34:59.980 the point is same bloody difference isn't it this this is this is quite straightforwardly mating

00:35:05.820 behavior and i found oh not that i found some studies on this um that's the the most obvious

00:35:13.320 yes answer to a question i've ever seen yes it's one of those studies it's like are females using

00:35:19.860 um you know you know uh basically wearing nothing as into sexual competition uh yes yes we did it

00:35:28.100 we did a study and yes uh and here's another study i mean i feel a bit silly showing these

00:35:33.120 studies because like you say they are absurdly obvious but nevertheless left-wing people respond

00:35:37.580 to studies so i'm playing this one hey it's my neck of the woods well yes maybe you should have

00:35:44.800 done this study you should you could have made this i mean i would have liked doing a lot of

00:35:48.940 the field research yes i mean this one is basically saying look it's a feedback loop

00:35:53.280 women dress slutty and then other women have their uh perceived um sexual value reduced so 0.90

00:35:59.660 they dress more slutty and then it increases the perception of everybody being more slutty and it 1.00

00:36:05.340 just becomes a whirring slut fest slat slat olympics yes it does miss a certain dynamic 0.98

00:36:11.700 in that not all women are subject to the whims uh and you know the push and pull yes of the social 0.98

00:36:19.000 milieu another way of putting it is some women recognize that other women are hoes yeah and 0.99

00:36:26.320 like i don't want to be like that i am actually more valuable not behaving exactly way so it pushes 0.97

00:36:32.720 uh women yeah two different directions sort of to hoe or not to hoe that's exactly what i said to 0.92

00:36:39.360 one uh last i knew who was doing pole dancing and she and i told her are you a bit you know 1.00

00:36:48.320 concerned that this is not proper behavior did you say that in between she told me it's good for her 1.00

00:36:54.560 abs and told you could do crunches who are you fooling get up and take my money is what you said 1.00

00:36:59.680 and you went so anyway for the last two days social media has just been a whirl of women 1.00

00:37:08.160 saying you know this this is unbelievable you know if you can't observe a woman's body without

00:37:12.520 sexualizing it and demeaning her i promise you the problem is you i mean i i'm just going to

00:37:17.260 throw up a couple of because there's bloody thousands of this i mean i'm sorry but if i

00:37:21.640 went outside um sorry for this image in advance if i went outside with skin tight latex trousers

00:37:28.620 and you could see the outline of everything and someone said that's inappropriate you're

00:37:35.540 sexualizing yourself i wouldn't think my goodness i'm being oppressed this is terrible 0.75

00:37:40.200 i would think oh well that's that's unfortunate so i have i have no idea if you're circumcised 0.78

00:37:46.820 or not but if you were to wear clothing into the into the office that allowed me to know that 0.96

00:37:52.740 i i would i would consider that inappropriate i would say yes but but you know for some reason 0.96

00:38:00.660 a bit yeah i mean this one's going off you know women aren't dressing like whores you're thinking 0.98

00:38:04.420 like a rapist uh calling women in shorts whores is a sojourney cult so i mean blah blah blah 0.99

00:38:09.380 like saying you don't let women walk around completely naked you're over sexualizing them 1.00

00:38:15.540 you're you're basically a rapist i mean just add a little bit extra to it hold that thought i'll do 0.98

00:38:22.440 this one quickly and then we come back to the being completely naked because oh yeah additional 1.00

00:38:27.320 trigger warning uh there's about to be a naked lady right anyway so uh this one is saying um 1.00

00:38:32.860 he says you dress like one well let's see what this one has to say 1.00

00:38:36.420 also i haven't been to the gym in so long i didn't know women just dress like whores now 0.99

00:38:43.160 look i'm sorry there's no other way to describe i said have you seen it i've seen the shorts 1.00

00:38:50.060 while filming herself making sure of course she's got the buttocks towards the men in the 0.98

00:38:59.080 men in the gym yeah and the caption if you're listening is found out i'm a whore today well 1.00

00:39:03.160 at least you found out that is important right coming back to your point about naked women 0.97

00:39:07.540 you've got to wonder about that loop that i mentioned the the the feedback mechanism where 1.00

00:39:13.360 they basically just try and out compete continuously on how how whorish can i get today

00:39:18.520 it's like oh no that one is being a bit more whorish than me so i'm gonna have to up my

00:39:22.140 whorishness that that sort of and presumably that has been happening since i left when was my

00:39:26.740 first child born 2014 so that's when i stopped going to the gym and thank you for not noticing

00:39:32.460 um that so that is whatever it is or is that 12 yeah 12 years 12 12 years that feedback loop must

00:39:41.040 have been coming going on and of course there's another dimension to this as well as the dating

00:39:45.560 market becomes more and more difficult which i'm constantly told it is um the need to signal more

00:39:52.380 and more for mate availability is only going to become stronger because there are more and more

00:39:58.120 single women and so it's only going to become worse and when you have a society where it's easy

00:40:04.380 to find a mate presumably all of this behavior becomes redundant and it's not needed and women 0.55

00:40:09.600 dress more modestly yes also these dating apps don't want people to find a mate for life no for

00:40:15.340 long they want them to be as many you know as hooked online as possible but but where i was

00:40:20.560 going to that that feedback loop of you know we've got to it's an arms race of sluttiness i i kind of 1.00

00:40:26.200 wonder is it going to get to this so this is this is Rhonda Rousey um uh she's actually 1.00

00:40:32.080 completely naked there MMA person yes but she's not going to let a little thing like that stop her 1.00

00:40:38.500 from from being slutty so I mean she's still covered up more even though it's paint yes so 0.99

00:40:45.600 I mean are we are we going to get this in the gym next where it's just you know I can't even 1.00

00:40:52.940 wear clothes i'm just going to have to paint on a i don't know many of the women that go to the 1.00

00:40:57.400 gym already paint their face on so having to paint their body as well is probably why stop there do 1.00

00:41:03.180 your butt as well head to toe paint the next stage is the camel one yes uh lots of women responded 1.00

00:41:09.840 to this uh thing by just you know going full turbo whore it's like and this one i first saw 1.00

00:41:16.120 this one this little video uh let's let's play this and i thought all right at first i thought

00:41:20.760 that's not too bad i better turn copyright music off but captions are something like you know

00:41:29.540 putting on my little whore outfit and i thought well actually this it's it's not the worst i've 0.92

00:41:34.000 seen but then there we go there we go molded she's wedging herself molded buttocks what but 0.98

00:41:43.320 and then a little sign of defiance at the end flipping off i mean i'm not that old but i remember

00:41:49.360 you know going to the gym when i was a younger man maybe when i was 19 i'd go to the gym 0.99

00:41:57.000 several times a week actually the most i ever went and uh women just wore shorts the same

00:42:04.500 sorts of shorts that men would wear and guess what it would reveal nothing it used to be used

00:42:08.420 to be normal like shorts and a t-shirt actually you don't have to reveal anything and it's not

00:42:13.640 like you're working in a victorian um factory where you know a little bit of your fabric gets 0.87

00:42:21.080 caught and you get sucked into the machine and you get scalped or you lose a hand well these women

00:42:25.400 aren't wearing much fabric um there we go so loads of women have been responding to this you're 0.99

00:42:31.080 calling me a whore well i'm gonna dress even more whore-ish i mean that last one she was covered up 0.99

00:42:36.020 a bit more than the others yes i mean that's not too basically a bra but the lower half at least 1.00

00:42:42.780 she's wearing trousers yes but there's there's lots of defiance from the gym horse uh one has

00:42:50.220 uh oh there we are there's another one horse at the gym where's the one that's got here we go so

00:42:55.340 this one uh claims that it's unavoidable uh to basically wear as little as possible going to the 1.00

00:43:03.260 gym dressed like a whore i guess little as you know i'm wearing this outfit because i'm on enough 1.00

00:43:09.340 medication to tranquilize a small horse 0.99

00:43:11.340 and it makes me really really warm

00:43:13.340 so when I work out I have to

00:43:15.480 wear this. I don't

00:43:17.500 like it any more than you do. I really

00:43:19.440 don't. I really don't. Do not want

00:43:21.520 to be wearing this. I don't.

00:43:23.780 Please don't look at me.

00:43:26.580 So there we go.

00:43:27.460 It's not her fault. She's just on crazy people 0.97

00:43:29.660 medication and that means she has to dress like that. 0.93

00:43:32.360 The insincerity in their

00:43:33.500 voice and face says that

00:43:35.300 actually

00:43:36.460 she doesn't entirely believe that.

00:43:39.340 well apparently it's just yeah apparently apparently that you know they're doing it

00:43:44.980 for themselves they're not doing it for attention or anything so you know it's it's it's it's purely 0.55

00:43:50.280 um yeah it's purely for their comfort so as a wise man harry robinson once said um women cease

00:43:58.520 to exist if people don't pay attention to them yeah there we go so so apparently they're dressing

00:44:04.760 like this purely because it's the most comfortable way of addressing nothing to do with trying to

00:44:10.260 get anybody to pay attention i think no definitely not right and was not paying very close attention

00:44:16.980 there whatsoever quite um let's go to exhibit a this is a company that sells in fact i'll just

00:44:28.060 scroll down so you can see one of the more popular ones as well there we go shark so that is i mean

00:44:33.480 we've got quite large monitors here so i don't know how large some people are going to be watching

00:44:37.620 this at home on 65 inch tvs and 4k so they should now have a very in fact what do you what actually

00:44:43.780 i won't tell samson to make it full that's no moon but there is from our perspective an enormous

00:44:48.820 woman's bum well i say enormous it's not that hang on the picture is enormous the woman or

00:44:55.480 the bum is not enormous i will i will say that anyway so these guys produce leggings and and

00:45:00.940 what do they say um yes it's clear that we all want to highlight our bum gains as much uh much

00:45:11.500 more than ever um the scrunch legging serves a purpose and serves indeed it's designed purely

00:45:18.920 to accentuate your bum and we're not shying away from that uh with our designs uh pulling back

00:45:25.560 squats and hip thrusts uh we um weekly with confidence is a cause of showing your assets 0.97

00:45:31.960 and bum your ass so the main manufacturer certainly in the uk anyway of these gym leggings and they 0.93

00:45:40.640 do make the lion's share them and a few other companies how are you so well versed on this 1.00

00:45:46.160 i go to the gym a lot and you know look at the labels yeah i go up to a lady a tap tapper on

00:45:53.720 the shoulder and say excuse me can i can i read the labels on your gym shorts please that's that's

00:45:58.500 clever that i never thought that you just notice what other people are wearing when you're at the

00:46:02.740 gym if you because it's boring fundamentally you got nothing so that you're doing the same thing

00:46:07.560 over that whole thing that whole thing about you're not supposed to look at women in gyms you

00:46:11.500 just that just glossed over you entirely i look at everything in the gym right fair enough everything

00:46:16.160 i mean that's ultimately where i'm going to come down on this is like well if you want to dress

00:46:19.840 like a hole in the gym fine but don't get upset when people look that's my take on it yeah i think

00:46:26.940 it's about who who is doing the looking yes yes if it's someone like an orc or an uruk hai yeah

00:46:33.220 then maybe that's harassment but if it's someone who is a bit more you know presentable basically 0.80

00:46:40.620 mission accomplished you're only allowed to look if the woman finds you attractive but you never

00:46:47.360 know whether the woman finds you attractive until she gives you a signal yes you have to assume that

00:46:53.960 you can't look no matter who you are yeah i mean unless they want you to look in which case they'll

00:46:59.680 be annoyed and hold it against you if you don't it'd be like that gorilla at the start she was

00:47:04.540 annoyed because he's just like i'm trying to do my pull-ups also who would want i mean let's let's 0.93

00:47:09.460 talk about the pattern irrationality here right if you have a woman who is basically going to the 1.00

00:47:16.540 gym naked for a proper gymnasium for the sorry it's the creek way is it but if if she goes there 1.00

00:47:24.320 to exercise naked right who would want that woman yes you wouldn't would you yeah who would want 0.99

00:47:33.740 that woman for a to have a family with you might want her on a short-term basis yeah you might want

00:47:40.180 as a girlfriend for the night yeah and then that you don't see you don't see that because most

00:47:45.260 probably there are going to be several

00:47:47.120 diseases there if that's the

00:47:48.560 soparanda. Well certainly used goods but you're not

00:47:51.180 going to be thinking this is the woman that I want to

00:47:52.940 make a lifelong commitment to 0.87

00:47:54.680 raise children with for the next

00:47:57.040 18 years when I can never be entirely sure if they're mine

00:47:59.160 or not

00:47:59.420 the soy cucks

00:48:02.560 have been getting in on this as well so Emilio

00:48:05.020 here is

00:48:06.640 you know an example of

00:48:08.900 one of the many men that have come back on this

00:48:11.040 I don't know what turns my stomach more

00:48:12.960 the fact that Shane Gillis was on Saturday Night Live

00:48:15.220 tonight and said women at the dream 1.00

00:48:17.020 gym dress like whores 0.99

00:48:18.900 although there were people in the audience 1.00

00:48:20.660 who found his disgusting

00:48:22.560 bit of so-called humour funny 1.00

00:48:24.820 it's like Emilio you're a fag 1.00

00:48:26.420 just stop 1.00

00:48:27.320 I think there's two things to say here the first of which

00:48:30.580 getting offended at

00:48:32.460 clear stand-up comedy 0.95

00:48:34.340 in and of itself is loser behaviour 0.55

00:48:36.660 secondarily 0.89

00:48:38.240 I'm sure that this guy

00:48:40.780 if he is a straight guy

00:48:42.640 I doubt it

00:48:43.300 But if he is, then he's probably looking at these women,

00:48:49.760 but he's not admitting it.

00:48:51.340 So he's probably going to tacitly prove part of it,

00:48:55.260 but he'll never admit it because that's forbidden in our society.

00:48:58.600 Yes, let's see your search history, Emilio.

00:49:01.800 You're not going to be pure on this.

00:49:05.320 This one's been making a bit of hate.

00:49:07.060 Apparently he's Schitt's Creek star Dan Levy.

00:49:11.140 Okay, he's really upset as well. 0.95

00:49:13.300 women wearing short shorts to the gym does not make them whores 0.96

00:49:19.220 it makes the men calling them whores misogynists there's a difference there 1.00

00:49:28.020 by the way i've seen more can i put sorry he's big faggy 0.99

00:49:33.320 he's got the california accent of course 0.99

00:49:36.220 he is a homosexual it's it's open but what it's the way you said it no no no i'm not saying this 0.59

00:49:46.880 but this is just i think it's more like you know people are reacting is for content because yeah 0.67

00:49:53.000 okay yeah wearing shorts in the gym doesn't make you a bad lady or a floozy but you know there are

00:50:00.860 some floozies it's not in and of itself yeah but we can't deny there's a correlation full camo 0.98

00:50:08.300 in the gym yeah generally speaking generally speaking if a woman is uncomfortable showing

00:50:13.820 her i will be suspicious of your morals cheers if if a woman is um worried about showing her 0.69

00:50:20.380 ankles in public she's probably not going to exhibit the same sort of behavior as some of 1.00

00:50:25.500 of these women i'm not suggesting that's a desirable thing i'll skip some of these so 1.00

00:50:30.500 there's there's actually this actually she was probably the nicest one but total do you want us 1.00

00:50:35.380 to to go vince mcmahon here yeah so actually i was going to skip that one but she she's quite 0.62

00:50:42.780 tasty so i'm going to leave it in there there isn't much space for me to to fall back with the

00:50:48.020 chair i'll just leave that one there if you're watching uh yeah this i mean again i'll skip

00:50:54.180 this one but yeah but that's kind of the point it's like when we go to the gym i mean that that's

00:50:58.600 kind of what we want right and that's what we get and also if you look speak you're a bad man

00:51:04.840 like yeah okay all right there is an argument for this sort of thing and uh uh you know sorry to be

00:51:13.840 the one to make it here but being if you're a young man in the gym at least you can see what

00:51:19.420 you're working you know for to achieve and it could you know you're struggling with your last

00:51:24.740 rep oh i can't do it and then you look over and there's a beautiful woman next to you scantily 0.99

00:51:29.560 clad and you're like okay i might get the whore i don't know i'm i'm just spitballing here yes 1.00

00:51:37.700 i think it's a different mindset no but what i actually liked about this though is lots of women 0.94

00:51:43.320 are pushed back because you remember that gillette advert where it was like oh was that 2019 the

00:51:48.240 gillette advert was and it came at this time the whole me too thing where where women were basically

00:51:53.840 saying men please don't ever look at us and men were like yeah right then and and then a couple

00:51:59.960 of years later women started writing all these articles saying why the men not approach anymore

00:52:04.020 it's like well because you bloody told us not to this time women are pushing back so i've got a 0.93

00:52:08.880 whole section now on women who were saying shut up about this is ridiculous so i mean megan's point 0.99

00:52:16.100 here is that actual whores dress more conservatively than gym whores and that is true 1.00

00:52:22.800 actually oh these are actual prostitutes on the side those are actual prostitutes over there 1.00

00:52:27.860 and now to be fair um every time i've seen a prostitute god that sounded bad um that they 0.95

00:52:34.620 have at least been dressed on something that i an outfit that i couldn't swallow without needing a 1.00

00:52:40.680 glass of water whereas the gym whores that's that's exactly what they do no glass of water 0.97

00:52:46.360 needed to swallow that outfit um here we go isabel brown is for games yes what does she say it's not 1.00

00:52:54.060 for gooning yes isabel says can we can we stop pretending that women's workout clothes aren't 0.98

00:52:59.480 intentionally designed to get people to look at your butt i mean that's what the marketing

00:53:03.020 material is she high no sorry she high no i'm just she might an unfortunate pause i think yeah 0.95

00:53:10.300 But it's nice to see that this is why I'm not as condemning of bad social trends

00:53:19.180 because I've always held the opinion that these sorts of things

00:53:23.120 separate the wheat from the chaff, right? 1.00

00:53:26.140 The high-value women don't fall for these things 1.00

00:53:28.500 because they have a mind of their own. 1.00

00:53:30.240 They don't blindly follow trends.

00:53:32.600 And my opinion is, however controversial it might be,

00:53:36.220 is that not everyone can be saved

00:53:37.780 and that some people are inevitably going to make bad decisions

00:53:41.140 and it's good to know who is resistant against a bad decision and who is not.

00:53:45.380 It's why I like the trend of face piercing and tattoos and colouring your hair

00:53:51.280 because you can just see who you should and shouldn't speak to.

00:53:55.240 Thank you for putting up the red flag kind of thing.

00:53:57.440 But I like it because I didn't see an awful lot of female pushback in 2019 to the Me Too thing

00:54:02.440 but I'm seeing it now. 0.99

00:54:03.900 Another one is, you know, well basically it's just a whole bunch of women saying 1.00

00:54:07.660 look this is this is ridiculous they of course they're horse of course of course they're dressing 0.99

00:54:11.740 like horse and of course they're doing it in order to get attention so what the hell are you 1.00

00:54:16.540 complaining about here we go um there's quite a lot of lady bums in this i think question here 0.99

00:54:23.940 because i want to give them the benefit of the doubt could it be that they're doing it in order 1.00

00:54:30.520 to illustrate how each particular exercise is affecting the muscles of the body right there

00:54:40.120 yes they're making they're creating content for the for the fans but also for the people who are

00:54:45.640 there and they're saying listen this is the human body this is how you do the the exercise this is

00:54:51.640 how you're squatting this is how you're back squatting this is how you you're basically

00:54:56.200 squatting if you're a personal this is how this is how the body must be when you're squatting

00:55:01.400 and this is this particular muscle here it has to be i can see her labia why why do i need to see 0.61

00:55:08.200 that in the gym x-ray eyes down no i mean it's part of the body and the whole body engages in the

00:55:19.080 in the exercise really okay no whole body i mean i appreciate you trying to no yeah yeah right okay

00:55:30.840 i mean i appreciate you're playing devil's advocate i'm just yeah you're stretching more 1.00

00:55:36.740 than her shorts yes anyway and as this one says um yeah please pleasing female pushback from this 1.00

00:55:43.980 one you know feminists approved once again they can't pick a lane and stick to it yeah because 1.00

00:55:48.160 the other week it was like sydney sweeney um was um being a whore because she objectified herself 1.00

00:55:54.560 um and but and then but women who wear the similar stuff in the in the gym that's absolutely fine 0.85

00:56:01.800 it's like pick a lane yeah um can i ask a question here it's a small parenthesis because it's a slight

00:56:08.200 change of subject but i don't want to derail the segment it is somewhat relevant though now we do

00:56:13.480 have this trend of women saying Shane Gillis made this horrible joke what are you aware of

00:56:23.140 any trend of women protesting against other people who want to completely cover them or is there

00:56:31.160 a suspicious silence there could it be that they're reacting against Shane Gillis because

00:56:39.260 they think that they can get away with it because i don't see i don't see them saying well some

00:56:46.200 other people want to cover us from head to toe yes i think our culture is not near that point

00:56:51.820 but you're winning me around stellios no no no no no actually i can i can i can't because there

00:56:56.420 is a culture that is yeah where are they there let me show let me show let me show you the culture

00:57:02.220 that i'm going to refer to so um that's too much that's good i'm gonna i'm gonna take a minute just

00:57:07.200 Just to, yeah, one minute for this.

00:57:09.180 You should be able to see the fanotype.

00:57:10.520 What? 0.56

00:57:11.520 If you are coming to Japan

00:57:12.820 and planning on going to the gym,

00:57:14.080 let me just warn you, do not wear a matching set.

00:57:17.000 Do not wear a cute little outfit like this.

00:57:18.700 I know that we all love them.

00:57:20.320 I feel so super cute right now.

00:57:21.940 But if I wear something like this to the gym, 1.00

00:57:23.760 Japanese people literally treat me 1.00

00:57:25.060 like I have whore written on my forehead. 1.00

00:57:26.940 Like they stop and they look at me 1.00

00:57:28.260 and they're like, what the fuck? 0.99

00:57:29.700 Like I've forgotten to get dressed. 0.99

00:57:31.140 This is how I dress now.

00:57:32.160 Now that I've been living here for a year,

00:57:33.700 when I go to the gym, this is how I dress. 1.00

00:57:35.540 Like all the other Japanese people. 1.00

00:57:37.200 I'm not fucking kidding you this is the vibe this is the vibe okay the pants with the leggings on 1.00

00:57:43.660 underneath women used to wear like 10 years ago that we go for okay I couldn't feel less hot 0.98

00:57:49.300 I couldn't feel less like working out than in this but if I wear the other thing then people

00:57:54.720 literally stop what they're doing and look at me can I say something quickly here if you come to

00:58:00.200 japan just be prepared let me put but she's been dehored it there are two things to say here one

00:58:07.060 you should be going to the gym to work out and how you feel is it's not their runway however 1.00

00:58:12.180 female psychology that sort of thing where women want to feel like they're attractive because 1.00

00:58:18.040 their attractiveness um bears a greater burden upon their self-worth rightly or wrongly however

00:58:25.420 you might think it's unfortunately a reality um but to be honest sometimes i go to the gym

00:58:31.980 i've not showered i'm in like baggy gym clothes um i'm not at my best normally i look my scruffiest

00:58:38.620 and worst when i go to the gym and guess what i smash it it's blood sweat and tears yeah i lift

00:58:43.900 heavy weights and get the job done and it's not it's inconsequential how i look normally i look

00:58:49.980 at my worst guess what it doesn't affect my performance the purpose is going there to get

00:58:55.580 fitter or stay in good shape it's not for showing me your sphincter no however i think part of the

00:59:04.440 female thinking is that i can get a nice in-shape man who's well put together at the gym i'm

00:59:09.740 struggling to find people and so it's also i'm gonna also i'm gonna go bloody berserk if some 0.77

00:59:15.680 bloke three machines over glances my way once and they capture him on my bloody if it's the wrong

00:59:21.000 man yes actually the camera should be banned from gyms that they agree with that actually yeah it's

00:59:25.380 it's it's not an environment to and and and a lot of women were saying right that they that they um

00:59:32.320 do this for them i remember when i when i was in um venture capital we had a business come to us

00:59:38.420 that wanted to start female only gyms i think they got it off the ground as well and i was like

00:59:43.000 there's no way that i'm backing that because female only gyms will fail and i and i knew this

00:59:48.240 because at the time there was a gym that i was going to that had um it was a reasonably large

00:59:53.540 gym but about half of it was a segregated women's only section i saw in the three years that i was 1.00

01:00:02.220 going there the most i saw two women in there usually it was either zero or one women in there

01:00:08.360 the men's section busy every time it was it was it was a central london gym um 0.54

01:00:14.380 you know and and you'd have like the weights benches where men are trying to to do weights

01:00:20.940 and you'd have a woman there just doing like a little three kilogram curl or something like that 0.98

01:00:25.880 it's like going to the but the women don't go women do not go to women's only gyms 0.99

01:00:29.940 they go to bloody men's gyms and then dress like whores um final thing since we've just had a bit 0.99

01:00:35.480 of japan etiquette on there here is uh japanese whores so these are actual real life there we go 1.00

01:00:45.400 hang on play that 0.98

01:00:46.580 i think they're quite well dressed actually reasonably i mean it's better that it's better

01:00:54.740 than most british girls on a night out so what i'm proposing as a sort of half meet you in the

01:01:00.480 middle okay meet you in the middle right is if western women said okay well we we want to wear 1.00

01:01:07.200 as little as possible in the gym and we said okay could you at least dress like western whores 1.00

01:01:11.720 as a compromise and then maybe progress to dressing like japanese whores at some future 1.00

01:01:19.420 point you don't need to go all the way to dressing like japanese people in the gym but if you could 1.00

01:01:24.820 at least dress like japanese whores i think that would be the compromise that makes this work 1.00

01:01:30.460 i'm willing to hear it out what do you think or would you rather they do it depends would you 0.97

01:01:37.800 rather keep seeing that it depends on the woman that depends on the woman well no you're sounding

01:01:45.340 like a woman because they're like i only want to be approached by men that i find attractive you

01:01:48.600 only want to see half naked women if they're attractive i mean do you want to see incredibly 0.58

01:01:53.920 ugly women no in very revealing outfits sometimes it's interesting from the perspective of like 0.98

01:02:00.380 go to the zoo and you see an animal you didn't even know existed like wow i didn't know that's 0.94

01:02:04.880 possible that's sometimes interesting what's that going to do with this stelios was talking about

01:02:11.240 weird looking people okay uh well there we go so i'm trying to make my my my my mind up about it

01:02:18.920 yes all right do i allow it or not yes so anyway let us know in the comments are um

01:02:24.240 Jim Hawes

01:02:25.800 should they dress better

01:02:28.160 got plenty of comments

01:02:31.400 or have we

01:02:31.980 let's have a look

01:02:33.540 that is a lot of comments

01:02:35.720 Logan Pines

01:02:37.620 why do you play the leftist

01:02:40.760 narrative that we have

01:02:43.160 so little

01:02:45.080 time

01:02:45.780 I can say it very

01:02:50.540 fastly

01:02:51.700 I'm not playing into

01:02:53.140 leftist narrative or something i just think that conservatives right now in europe they

01:02:59.060 they are in denial about what is going on and they will feel comfortable with saying what is

01:03:04.660 happening when it's going to be too late yes um scott guy says the worst thing about this is i'm 0.99

01:03:10.640 a tit man not an ass man well i'm very lucky in life because i'm more of an ass man there are 0.99

01:03:14.600 women who have a way who are waging a holy war against the bras that would be next wouldn't it 0.99

01:03:20.980 So why can't I go to the gym topless? 1.00

01:03:23.120 Godspeed to them. 1.00

01:03:25.280 Siglestone says, so women have finally figured out 0.98

01:03:27.560 that the only men left going out to bars are married or gay. 0.98

01:03:32.200 How long until they figure out the same is true for gyms 0.86

01:03:34.380 and the young straight men are playing Halo 3? 0.95

01:03:37.840 Yeah.

01:03:39.460 Oh, hang on.

01:03:40.700 Bakes tape, is that a comment that I can read out loud?

01:03:48.600 No, you can't.

01:03:49.900 All right, okay.

01:03:50.980 you know i i did think about i've read it based ape but i mean back to sigil stone 17 i mean you

01:03:57.800 can go and exercise doesn't mean that you're gonna appear there oiled up and say hey dudes

01:04:02.420 look at me yeah so so the way i because i don't get to the gym what i do is i've got a um a gravity

01:04:07.460 vest thing and it's like 30 kilos vest it's got like these metal things in it and i just walk the

01:04:11.780 dog twice a day while wearing a 30 kilo vest on a couple of miles that's quite a good workout

01:04:16.280 and i can actually i can actually make time for that i wear one of those weighted running vests

01:04:20.840 while practicing arabic and weirdly enough when i run through the park everyone runs away

01:04:24.740 that's good thinking clear space uh rigid sock for badger says as a male i have uh contemplated

01:04:33.400 wearing these wedgie pants when uh my crack was chafing on 100k 100k hike you got any legs left

01:04:43.620 blimey so as for wedgie pants i mean actually in the tudor age um men used to wear these cod

01:04:48.540 paste things like if you see if you see a photo of king henry the eighth he's got this massive 0.87

01:04:53.500 junk because they used to wear codpiece and then eventually men were sort of slut shamed and they 0.65

01:04:58.840 stopped doing it so i think that's what we need here uh and and that's a random name says uh yes 0.93

01:05:03.900 dan levy is a wikipedia american okay uh oh wait i'll get that i shouldn't have read that one um 0.85

01:05:11.180 oklador says i think since the drug addicts have taken over the beaches the bikinis had to move

01:05:17.500 somewhere yes that could be true drug addicts have taken over beaches that must be uh that's 0.72

01:05:22.460 not happened here it's just foreign people and singlestone says um meet you in the middle

01:05:28.300 no thanks dan uh we've seen enough of their meat oh yeah and he's used meat as in meat not meat

01:05:37.020 sorry i'm slightly over don't worry we can we can run a few minutes later we need to

01:05:40.540 that's all right is it fly time is it is it always fly time on my time yes anyway i don't know how to

01:05:51.660 introduce this segment so my segment is going to be a little bit different today it's going to be

01:05:56.140 about flies and you might say josh what has happened to you have you cooked your brain has

01:06:01.660 the summer been unkind to you but no um something very interesting has happened so google in

01:06:06.940 partnership with a university research team for the first time have mapped the complete brain and

01:06:13.340 central nervous system of an adult male fruit fly which is used as a model organism in science i

01:06:20.860 know all about this because my background was scientific research so i'm very familiar with

01:06:26.460 the fruit what does mapping a brain mean so thankfully the next paragraph answers that why

01:06:33.420 is my mouse not working you're trying to show um to depict the neural pathways of a fly yeah so

01:06:41.180 it says um scientists in uh it says cambridge mapped all 124 million uh connections of nerve

01:06:49.180 cells in the male fruit flies brain they used ai to combine millions of 2d images into 3d neural

01:06:55.020 shapes reconstructing you know about 150,000 166,000 to be precise neurons so a human brain

01:07:07.020 has 86 billion neurons a flies brain a fruit flies brain is only the size of a single poppy

01:07:14.160 seed and so they only have 166,000 neurons so it's a good way to understand how neurons

01:07:20.880 work and eventually we'll be able to understand our own brain and there are lots of things like

01:07:26.780 neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and the like where an understanding of how neurons

01:07:33.380 work could be very helpful so there are actual real implications to this beyond it being cool

01:07:40.620 and interesting to just understand animal psychology it can apply to human understanding

01:07:46.380 because we still don't understand human consciousness,

01:07:48.840 let alone all the other mysteries of the human brain.

01:07:52.800 But what they did do, Google, was something interesting,

01:07:55.500 which I applaud.

01:07:56.460 They published the fly brain online for anyone to download

01:08:00.000 so you could download the entirety of a fly's brain onto your computer.

01:08:04.360 So if I accidentally kill a fly at home, destroy its brain,

01:08:07.440 I can download this? 0.70

01:08:09.720 Like if you lobotomized it, you could download it,

01:08:12.960 put it in a chip and in its brain.

01:08:14.240 I think you need the technology to do it,

01:08:16.280 but at least you have the fly brain there yeah that could come in handy it's very psychedelic

01:08:22.120 looking i know they've changed all the different colors so you can see the different connections

01:08:26.560 but um what happened next was any possible it's like full of m&ms what happened was any possible

01:08:33.280 because of open science you know putting the fly brain out there which i applaud and also the

01:08:39.680 widespread availability of AI that can teach people or code for people so that they could

01:08:46.640 do things with it. Another way of putting it is a bunch of idiots got a hold of a fly's 1.00

01:08:51.340 brain and messed about with it. And one of the first things that happened was that they 1.00

01:08:56.460 put the fly in Minecraft. Here it is with a fly's body in Minecraft and they got it

01:09:04.900 to respond to stimuli and obviously it's flying there so the fly's brain was able to control a fly

01:09:10.760 because they mapped the neurons onto the same inputs and the like and of course they mentioned

01:09:16.980 that they used ai to do it and this inspired people to do all sorts of other things this

01:09:22.080 i watched this about 15 times this is cool um so they they got a fly to play beat saber which

01:09:30.940 You'll be able to figure out the premise of it

01:09:32.360 I think the music itself makes you laugh

01:09:42.040 You get the idea

01:09:45.600 He's better than I am at Beat Saber

01:09:48.260 Yeah, and it does seem like they're sort of training fruit flies to become Jedi here

01:09:55.420 That does feel like a bad idea

01:09:56.780 Yeah, giving them sort of neural training to be able to wield a lightsaber

01:10:00.400 but might not be the best idea.

01:10:02.620 However, there aren't mini fly-sized lightsabers around,

01:10:05.580 so I think we might be all right.

01:10:08.840 And there were people bringing up ethical considerations

01:10:12.320 about whether this was okay or not, whether it's cruel,

01:10:16.220 and lots of these got attention.

01:10:18.700 And we're going to address this later,

01:10:20.460 but what we are going to have a look at is just how evil people have been.

01:10:24.760 They downloaded this fly's brain.

01:10:26.260 Obviously, they've got a captive brain here of a fly,

01:10:29.300 and they did all sorts of horrors to it uh like this um this guy here um altered the fly's brain

01:10:36.720 so it could no longer experience love so it it fine-tuned something so um that the fly would

01:10:44.260 well it would do ymca hopefully this doesn't get copyrighted probably better turn the sound off

01:10:52.760 yes well that's all i'm doing i think that's okay but because um they were able to selectively edit

01:11:01.260 the brain so that implies that in a few years when you've got computers that can download human

01:11:05.140 brains they can figure out how to turn off certain opinions or whatever and then all sorts of things

01:11:11.160 will be possible yes i think going from a model of 160 000 to 86 billion is a bit of a jump

01:11:20.520 they've only just done the fruit fly and human beings are much much more complex so we don't

01:11:26.220 have a computer in existence at the minute that can do it let alone the technology to model it

01:11:31.220 but it is hypothetically possible but because fruit flies part of their mating behavior is

01:11:38.520 hearing certain frequencies if you remap hearing the frequencies uh to dancing to ymca then it

01:11:46.560 interrupts with their behavior and then it interferes with their bonding

01:11:50.280 basically not as exciting so I can't feel what love is yes but as polymarket

01:11:57.480 says it effectively castrates the simulated fly by changing the neural

01:12:03.520 circuitry tied to the reproductive behavior which is the listening to a

01:12:06.780 certain frequency because fruit flies actually sing to each other and they

01:12:10.680 sing in certain frequencies and if the frequency is just right then they're

01:12:14.940 I'm going to think a strata now.

01:12:18.600 And that's not all. 0.98

01:12:20.260 This guy here turned the fly bisexual. 0.97

01:12:23.140 He blocked a certain thing in the fly's brain 0.90

01:12:26.080 and measured the responses in male courtship.

01:12:31.320 And in three experiments, when cued by other males,

01:12:33.980 the baseline P1 spikes rose from zero to one to five after it was blocked.

01:12:40.200 So I'm more worried about in the future than being able to do this with humans 0.90

01:12:43.260 because I don't want to be bisexual. 1.00

01:12:44.940 No, but the good thing is that we're going to be so far off of it, 0.99

01:12:48.440 we don't want to watch that. 1.00

01:12:49.260 Oh, no, that's gay. Turn it off. 1.00

01:12:51.280 But, yeah, here's the difference in it being blocked.

01:12:55.460 You can see in the graph here that they put together.

01:12:59.620 So their explanation is, more accurately,

01:13:02.300 it just made them sexually frustrated rather than necessarily bisexual,

01:13:06.480 but it did increase their prevalence of showing mating behaviour towards other males. 0.92

01:13:11.760 I wanted to blow some steam off.

01:13:13.360 i'm not going to play the audio here for the sake of your ears

01:13:17.140 but this person subjected the fly's brain to heavy electronic music

01:13:22.400 so basically it simulated it in its head and and it made the fly glitch out and eventually it just

01:13:30.440 gets stuck on its back kicking its legs like you've zapped it with fly spray um so it's basically

01:13:38.340 just torturing the fly's brain and they did it again here and they put it on a skateboard and

01:13:44.760 then made it listen to dubstep and the fly starts sort of peddling to the rhythm of the music and

01:13:55.020 then it just falls off shaking on its back because it can't handle racket instead of little kids

01:14:00.780 torturing flies you now basically get to download one and torture it in far more creative ways

01:14:07.380 yeah if if you're patient enough you can get an ai to create code for you where you can torture

01:14:15.420 flies if you like yeah apparently so it's not falling over yet but you get the idea

01:14:20.380 they also um remapped it so it would manipulate the fly i don't know why it's glitching out here

01:14:26.860 and staying static but it could play flappy bird that game that lasted all of five minutes

01:14:32.540 um but it's not very good at it um and then people wired it to scroll what they dubbed

01:14:40.200 fly talk where they they got it to browse social media and dopamine neurons or the reward signal

01:14:46.940 um was measured and artificially enhanced to ensure that it would enjoy it the most and they

01:14:54.240 wanted to create in their words a happy fly but i i don't think that connecting a fly to some sort

01:15:02.500 device even a digital fly and forcing it to scroll the internet is uh the best thing in the world

01:15:09.860 i don't know it made them less productive yeah they're basically introducing flies to human vices

01:15:17.220 um and they did give it access to the internet as well and just let it doom scroll

01:15:22.500 um i think youtube shorts which i don't wish upon anyone really do we know anything about

01:15:28.260 the fly's political views uh no unfortunately uh it was it was more apolitical than a human

01:15:34.580 being's capable of being but apparently the fly is worse at doom scrolling than a human being

01:15:39.940 the average fly watch time was 8.5 seconds human was 14 seconds they're getting close

01:15:46.100 they also forced it to read the classics um and ask about the the conquerors of history

01:15:52.500 and it got a reward signal every time it thinks about founding a vast fly empire we're getting

01:15:58.880 into sort of absurd territory here flies think about the roman empire every day maybe they do

01:16:03.960 yeah i mean some of the sanitation they sort of were out of work weren't they you know they're

01:16:09.240 very sanitary people um someone also created an artificial house and the goal was for the fruit

01:16:16.820 fly to escape the house of the game so presumably they got stuck in a window and were there bumping

01:16:23.740 against it for an hour even though a few centimeters above it was open and they would

01:16:28.180 be able to be free. I don't really know the purpose of this but I suppose you can observe

01:16:33.660 the flies behavior and how well it's modeled and they seem to be behaving like regular flies to me

01:16:39.260 they're flying around aimlessly flying on fake fruit and stuff so it seems to be modeled

01:16:46.300 reasonably well from what i can see i think they click on various individuals here

01:16:51.980 i don't know how stinky your home has to be to have this many flies flying around it

01:16:57.340 and then there's another person here who trapped a fly in their little device that if they shake

01:17:04.540 the escape network in their in the fly's brain lights up as you can see

01:17:09.660 But yes

01:17:13.340 They're just shaking it to scare the fly

01:17:15.460 So it wants to escape the device

01:17:17.180 Another form of torture really

01:17:18.880 And then speaking of torture

01:17:20.600 Someone built a social network for flies

01:17:23.020 I think they added

01:17:26.600 Only three flies to it

01:17:28.320 So it's not a very good social network

01:17:29.980 But

01:17:32.260 Yes

01:17:33.640 Is it a dating app?

01:17:35.940 No it's not

01:17:36.780 It would be funny though

01:17:38.440 Yes and then another person drugged the fly

01:17:41.980 They simulated dosing it with psilocybin

01:17:44.960 Which is the active psychedelic in magic mushrooms

01:17:48.820 And here's how a fly responds

01:17:50.660 Pretty weirdly

01:17:53.400 It seems to be tripping out quite a lot

01:17:58.780 That's what people do as well so that's fair enough

01:18:02.300 They wiggle their arms around

01:18:04.440 I've never seen that at a music festival before

01:18:08.160 but uh maybe i'm going never seen people waving arms around at a music festival

01:18:11.900 not like not their their six legs while they're on their back flailing them around

01:18:17.280 um another person put the fly's brain into a physical robot um supposedly this is being

01:18:24.780 controlled by a fly slightly alarming robots put it in as well a little bit weird and and

01:18:32.060 do you want to hear my best dad joke ever go ahead what do you call a fly with no wings

01:18:38.420 a walk good isn't it i've heard that one before funnily enough yes reminded me with that one

01:18:46.660 but now people did actually start doing wholesome things with the fly as well they started teaching

01:18:51.980 the fly things and sharing the wealth of the human uh knowledge sphere with the fly world

01:18:57.540 and there's a bit of cross-pollination.

01:18:59.700 Here, the Japanese wholesome bunch

01:19:01.500 taught a fly to toast when it saw another fly. 1.00

01:19:05.500 So it does this behaviour.

01:19:07.260 It puts its drink in the air and toasts

01:19:09.640 if it sees another fly.

01:19:11.480 So here you can see two flies passing by

01:19:14.440 and when they see that each one has a drink in its hand,

01:19:18.260 they toast each other.

01:19:20.420 Here you go.

01:19:22.880 This is basic associative learning there.

01:19:25.660 Nothing too complicated about it. 0.55

01:19:27.540 But this is where I start getting very interested is that they taught a fly to drive and about a month ago now I spent my time in Italy and I can tell you that this fly can drive much better than the southern Italians that I was subject to.

01:19:48.160 see that he's not violently

01:19:50.640 swerving into other lanes

01:19:52.120 doing reasonably

01:19:54.760 alright driving a little bit slowly perhaps

01:19:56.580 but you know for a fly

01:19:58.760 that's pretty quick and

01:20:00.520 this made me laugh

01:20:02.700 so

01:20:03.380 pulling up to a traffic light here

01:20:06.320 doesn't

01:20:08.220 take off quickly enough

01:20:10.340 the fly gives it a little honk

01:20:12.260 which is an

01:20:14.600 appropriate use of a horn to

01:20:16.240 remind people to hurry up

01:20:17.560 and not only that but the fly has figured out something that many drivers haven't figured out

01:20:25.560 and that's how to use indicators or if you're american blinkers so yes when it turns it actually

01:20:33.180 uses the indicators appropriately there it is so there's a it does crash into the car in front

01:20:40.200 ignore that um but it is indicating to go around the corner see so there's a large number of people 0.99

01:20:46.980 who are dumber than flies yes it seems like it um and here flies also better than women um because 1.00

01:20:57.460 it's learned to parallel park obviously there are some women that can do this but many struggle 1.00

01:21:03.140 but the fly apparently not perturbed by i imagine this is a male fruit fly brain so 0.77

01:21:10.100 make of that what you will but although it's a little bit pensive and it's going back and

01:21:17.000 forth a little bit still there right it's still mostly got it

01:21:21.200 and uh are we sure about this what do you mean i mean

01:21:29.000 the the buzzing around in minecraft and when i was with you on that one

01:21:34.240 but when it comes to driving cars perhaps i'm sorry i'm starting to wonder if

01:21:38.440 if we're committing a category error yeah so question so go ahead yeah question so

01:21:47.360 let's summarize what happened so they patterned the brain of a particular fly

01:21:54.160 and they made a simulator of that brain they created a map yeah of its neural network and

01:22:02.260 they're trying to see based on that simulator program how it's going to react in several

01:22:07.820 different cases yeah and and we'll talk about what people have done with it towards the end

01:22:13.260 um but here it is flying a plane um i did see one released on 9 11 which i wasn't allowed to show

01:22:22.460 but you can imagine what the fly was doing there um but yeah it flies a plane i think it even

01:22:28.460 manages to land it properly yeah there you go look i mean who could have thought that they are

01:22:35.820 landing several times so is it the fly that's doing it or the ai that's running the fly's brain

01:22:42.000 that's a good question which we will get to um we've got a few more things to see first

01:22:47.780 um here is a fly that has learned to code

01:22:51.600 i don't know what the sound effects don't know what keyboard that is but my favorite thing is

01:23:00.300 it writes the code and then when the code works it rubs its hands together like it just achieved

01:23:06.800 something like like the meme and i think that that's just a regular fly behavior i've seen

01:23:13.160 them do that for real um uh here someone get gave it a hundred dollars of bitcoin to trade

01:23:20.600 and apparently it actually made a dollar of profit um yeah i'm pretty sure this is the ai not the fly

01:23:26.640 you sure i mean if i already know that ais can like trade bitcoin and code i think it's a bit

01:23:35.620 of a stretch to say that flies can when they've been put inside an ai dopamine neurons are

01:23:41.460 simulated when the fly makes profit neuron activity controls buy sell decisions and make trades

01:23:46.620 on coinbase so if you think about it all you really need is the input for if it's in profit

01:23:53.900 it or if it's in a deficit. And if it's green, you sell. And if it's red, you don't. So

01:24:03.940 actually, the conditioning you need...

01:24:05.480 I'm not sure that's a great trading strategy.

01:24:07.240 No, it's not.

01:24:08.300 All right.

01:24:08.600 It's the simplest strategy you can possibly do if you're working with conditioning. But

01:24:14.280 it is a possible way that you could potentially do it with relatively low intelligence. Here,

01:24:20.580 Someone taught a fly to play blackjack

01:24:22.840 And it was currently up

01:24:25.300 It was winning

01:24:26.060 They also trained it

01:24:29.660 To edit this very video here

01:24:31.600 That I'm showing you

01:24:32.460 You get the idea, you can watch these in your own time

01:24:35.900 And

01:24:37.500 They taught them to write

01:24:39.060 As in write out letters by hand

01:24:41.700 Just based on

01:24:43.280 Visual perception of things

01:24:45.060 To copy what it sees

01:24:47.280 And apparently they've used

01:24:49.400 the fruit flies handwriting to develop new fonts so there you go they're doing something they're

01:24:56.780 creating new fonts that's not something of course they taught it to play doom apparently they were

01:25:02.760 able to kill enemies but kind of struggled um i just like the animation of a little fly flying

01:25:09.640 around with a tiny little handgun i don't remember them in doom no um they also played chess so you

01:25:16.320 can lose to a fly in a game of chess i also like how they move the pieces um i recently got beaten

01:25:22.680 by my 11 year old nephew in chess so i'm reeling from that he's got a lot more new ones than a fly

01:25:28.460 that's true so the fly could still beat me maybe um so this was interesting staleos you'll love

01:25:36.540 this so um a turkish person um hooked a fly's brain to the central bank and asked it to set

01:25:45.220 the interest rate decisions and the fly generally set a lower interest rate compared to humans and

01:25:51.680 the inflation rate came out relatively similar um which is interesting so that suggests that

01:25:58.980 a fly is actually better as a central banker than turkey's own central bank make of that what you

01:26:06.400 will um someone taught it to solve rubik's cubes boring been able to do that for ages

01:26:13.140 someone trained it to cut a donna kebab with a knife they mentioned that at

01:26:17.700 least you know the fly can get a job now unlike solving a Rubik's Cube because 1.00

01:26:21.760 who cares about that the Chinese put it to work in the farms and got it to 0.80

01:26:26.520 control it and he wasn't tiresome to work with a fly no it was these are all 0.98

01:26:32.460 just things that AI's can do I know except this is a complete mess is the

01:26:37.560 worst this is the worst way to plow a field I remember it from Clarkson's

01:26:42.140 yeah there's terrible combining there no no and this is something that dan even you a skeptic

01:26:50.200 will be able to admit is a good use of a fly's actual brain here is that it controlled an fpv

01:26:57.980 drone and don't tell the ukrainians about this because they can get an infinite supply of drone

01:27:03.380 pilots if they just can just breed a bunch of this one i can actually believe because it's

01:27:08.220 completely in its wheelhouse buzzer just whatever neurons like oh that's a big pile of poo there

01:27:14.780 fly towards it just just replace that bit of code in the brain with a russian yeah russian i can

01:27:20.360 believe that would work it's like i've often thought when we get to the point of having like

01:27:23.820 sentient um um like spaceships and stuff you want to you want to model the ai in that on on something

01:27:31.520 like a dolphin or or a orca rather than a human because they already think in three-dimensional

01:27:37.060 terms when they're moving around so so this like this i get yeah and there are genuine implications

01:27:44.280 like imagine you no longer need a human being to pilot these these drones you can simulate a fly

01:27:50.720 brain with ai and you can use the the power of ai with the the neural network of a fly which will

01:27:57.920 be more powerful than a fly's brain uh to control these drones and what you effectively get is an

01:28:05.180 infinite supply of drone pilots and as long as you can produce an infinite supply of drones

01:28:09.820 you can take over the world as a bit of a call back to our last segment what happens when you put 1.00

01:28:14.400 a gym tart brain in an ai does she just like post pictures of her butt to use the supercomputer to 0.97

01:28:22.680 access everybody's phone and send them a picture yeah plaster it up permanently yes it's entirely 1.00

01:28:29.680 possible. So someone got the fly to complete the Freemason ritual to Master Mason using

01:28:41.380 a 100% accurate Freemason ritual. I am not one, so I can't vouch for its accuracy, but

01:28:50.480 it's interesting nonetheless brother fly over here and then people started doing wholesome things as

01:29:01.840 well they simulated a fruit fly body to put the fruit fly brain in and they created an accurate

01:29:12.340 fruit fly environment so it could behave actually like a fly which was one of the first instances

01:29:17.980 i saw of that people just not actively torturing it which is nice and uh here someone created

01:29:26.060 fly heaven where it's the perfect environment for flies i don't see a giant dog turd but

01:29:32.920 presumably they've got it right and they also got it to play mario 64 which isn't inherently

01:29:40.960 scary for it.

01:29:43.820 One of the best games in Nintendo 64.

01:29:47.200 And one thing that I was

01:29:48.440 really entertained by

01:29:50.260 is that I was thinking, why is

01:29:51.940 the fly making him jump repeatedly?

01:29:54.040 And then I realized, oh wait, it's a fly.

01:29:56.800 It wants to be flying.

01:29:58.500 But it's trying to take off, but it can't.

01:30:00.880 And that's why it's doing this.

01:30:03.180 But that was just my

01:30:04.360 interpretation of this.

01:30:07.100 And

01:30:07.380 they also

01:30:10.380 trained it to understand emotion so if if there are people that are very bad at reading uh human

01:30:15.900 emotion just know now that you can be outdone by a fruit fly which has a brain size the fraction 0.50

01:30:23.100 of of your own brain also if you're deeply autistic you could get a fly's brain reprogram

01:30:28.380 it and then because it's not very big just have it injected or something well this actually does

01:30:34.060 bode quite well in that um if you can teach it to a fly you can teach it to a person and the people

01:30:39.260 who struggle with it should be able to learn in theory once this technology progresses it could

01:30:43.580 do that yeah um so the final thing i wanted to touch on was just the philosophy of consciousness

01:30:49.420 and and how this all fits together because this isn't necessarily behaving as a true fly as you

01:30:56.200 alluded to right um someone is deciding what the stimuli mean to the fly's brain um which then

01:31:03.480 creates the response that they want so in one of the examples you know profits equals reward

01:31:11.580 signal but if i took a real fly wall street it wouldn't necessarily be able to uh you know win

01:31:18.740 big on the stock exchange but it's only because they programmed it in that specific way and you

01:31:24.640 can also alter the strength of the signals that already exist as well and so you can manipulate

01:31:29.480 it in a way that makes it behave in no way that a fly might organically behave but it's not showing

01:31:37.700 nothing either in that it's showing the complexity of behavior you can achieve with relatively few

01:31:44.920 neurons and the actual real revelation here is the strength of neural networks and and how few

01:31:51.640 neurons you need to actually exhibit these complex behaviors which for neuroscience is really

01:31:56.660 interesting and i've read lots of papers about and what about the the question of what happens

01:32:00.980 when you run ai on a computer which is a comparable computing output to the human brain

01:32:06.660 it does is is consciousness simply a function of the amount of compute you throw at it yeah well

01:32:12.100 that this is something that's been a debate for you know and i don't have any answers here because

01:32:17.380 we we still don't know even how to define human consciousness let alone describe what encompasses

01:32:24.500 it and so we don't actually know but there are multiple different perspectives on human

01:32:30.460 consciousness I personally believe that I am more of a materialist I believe that it's the

01:32:37.140 the physical structure of the brain and the number of nodes and the complexity like the human brain

01:32:43.020 has the most neurons right so it means that we are capable of the most complex tasks we've also

01:32:52.800 got the highest density of neurons that's why we've got a very foldy brain lots of folds because

01:32:58.680 it maximizes its surface area whereas smooth-brained animals are not so intelligent and

01:33:05.480 you know the size of the brain correlates with the number of neurons but not perfectly

01:33:10.880 an animal can have a very big brain in terms of actual mass but it might not necessarily be the

01:33:17.560 most intelligent like the most intelligent animal is not a blue whale so the neurons are the

01:33:21.600 important thing and the neurons in this instance can be manipulated to do all sorts of things and

01:33:28.700 it suggests that there's you know a profound level of complexity at our fingertips at this moment

01:33:37.840 and there's a technology here of mapping neurons that can be used to do all sorts of things and if

01:33:43.420 you add that onto AI for example giving it all of these nodes and I don't know much about AI

01:33:48.120 programming but if you did mirror it and replicate the human brain you probably could get a human

01:33:56.420 level consciousness it would my opinion is that the the material which you created in also determines

01:34:02.740 it so you know our brains are neurochemical there are chemicals involved like you know serotonin

01:34:09.880 that make our brain behave in certain ways that you might not be able to replicate in a computer

01:34:15.500 because a computer is not chemical in the same sense as the brain.

01:34:20.340 There aren't the same chemicals involved.

01:34:22.660 And so to create a complete map, you might have to create a biocomputer

01:34:27.120 rather than a conventional computer as we know it.

01:34:30.120 But many human processes would be able to be replicated

01:34:34.700 that aren't necessarily as emotive.

01:34:37.120 Human brains aren't binary.

01:34:38.100 There's also a signal strength issue, even because it's done chemically.

01:34:41.320 I think within materialism this, as a project, makes sense.

01:34:45.500 I'm not a materialist, but I think the first thing would be to define consciousness because I think that from my experience in academia, again, I could be completely wrong.

01:34:56.220 I think that what's going on is that philosophy of mind is one of the most, let's say, hot topics at the moment in philosophy and there's pressure to be interdisciplinary.

01:35:07.480 And you have crazy people like Daniel Dennett and Sam Harris and these guys who are going after funds.

01:35:13.740 and in order to get funds they need research proposals and in order to get research proposals

01:35:20.120 they need to sort of make it you know sexy and something that investors will think that this is

01:35:26.480 something more than armchair philosophy and that's where they go with all of the person in my mind

01:35:32.640 nonsensical ways of going about things like Dennis saying consciousness is an illusion

01:35:38.440 or the self doesn't exist it's an illusion if it doesn't exist then who is deluded one question

01:35:44.760 but to to us but i think that you know within materialism as a project it does make sense but

01:35:50.880 the thing is that you cannot say that uh you can't define consciousness yet and then act as if

01:35:58.920 consciousness has been defined and then proceed to talk about you know what is going on here

01:36:05.680 in the ai stimulation of how the neurons of a dead fly would react in several occasions

01:36:14.080 in order to say that this is precisely what all the how all the mental life is fundamentally

01:36:21.180 reduced to that's you know in my mind because one of the things that materialists have an issue with

01:36:27.820 is intentionality it's like consciousness is always consciousness of something it's a state

01:36:33.360 of being aware and aware of something else and this idea is called the intentionality of thought

01:36:39.940 there are there are many people who think that there's the fundamental problem of materialism

01:36:44.920 you can't boil down how matter can have content like thought can just that's one skeptical

01:36:51.940 perspective yeah i i think that's a fair overview but i think we're running out of time now so i'm

01:36:59.220 going to have to bring my segment to a close um the final thing i wanted to end on uh was this

01:37:05.920 um but yes people are downloading people are downloading flies brains and doing all sorts

01:37:11.920 of awful things but it's okay because it's not real good should we do oh have we got any video

01:37:18.640 comments i'm going to assume that's no oh we've got some of the um jeff gone we're gonna have to

01:37:27.800 be quick because i've got a train in 10 minutes all right well you can leave now if you want and

01:37:33.240 i'll finish 10 minutes really you have you have to that best to be safe it's all right i'll stay

01:37:42.180 for a couple yeah no fair enough um in which case where's the mouse there's a mouse all right

01:37:49.940 the hapsification says i saw a tiktok video of someone has this one downloaded the fly brain

01:37:56.780 and put it into a drone.

01:37:58.340 Yes, that was in the segment.

01:38:00.880 What if we, Sigilsohn,

01:38:02.620 what if we programmed millions of fruit flies 1.00

01:38:04.340 to think gym whores are fruit 1.00

01:38:06.340 and gave them real bodies? 1.00

01:38:08.420 That's a good idea.

01:38:09.620 I like the way you think.

01:38:10.760 No more pesticides needed,

01:38:11.700 just electronic music at farms.

01:38:14.340 Sigilsohn, they're putting viruses in the computers 1.00

01:38:16.420 to turn the freaking flies gay. 0.99

01:38:19.260 Johnny Leto, using flies' simulated brain 0.99

01:38:21.460 to control predefined call centre responses.

01:38:23.640 no longer no need to outsource

01:38:26.280 to India

01:38:26.900 and I think there was some at the top

01:38:29.760 I think

01:38:31.880 I feel like we found 0.92

01:38:34.300 our solution to the universal suffrage problem 1.00

01:38:36.180 is a person is dumber than a fly when they can't 1.00

01:38:38.220 vote, simple, that's pretty charitable 0.99

01:38:40.140 to be fair, and basically I'm down on this

01:38:42.300 one, is this the same Cambridge that hired

01:38:44.300 Jason Arday, I think more people

01:38:46.160 need to be mass bullied with being trolled

01:38:49.880 in what sense

01:38:51.500 I don't get it

01:38:53.160 I think that was just an AI doing all of that.

01:38:56.240 Oh, right, I see, yeah, yeah.

01:38:58.020 I mean, I agree with you there.

01:38:59.800 Are you sure you're happy to stay for the video?

01:39:01.540 I would hate for you to miss your train.

01:39:03.280 Well, my laptop's insisting on updating, and it's only on 7%,

01:39:06.200 so I'm going to have to stay for it regardless.

01:39:08.280 Let's watch a video.

01:39:10.500 When the British arrived in North America,

01:39:12.400 there were clashes with the natives, but also legal settlements.

01:39:16.220 The problem was always stopping settlers arbitrarily setting out

01:39:19.360 to stake a claim on what they had seen as unused land. 0.85

01:39:22.460 Natives would see the incursion and deal with it in typically brutal fashion.

01:39:26.460 The British signed deal after deal, limiting the expansion of settlers to preserve relations with the natives.

01:39:32.460 Americans are taught this was an example of unjust British interference holding back the legitimate opportunities of the colonists, hence reason to revolt.

01:39:40.460 It's a matter of great shame that the American story should underpin the ignorance of activists seeking to foment racial aggravation in the Anglo world.

01:39:52.460 Interesting. Any others? 0.61

01:40:04.740 This is live footage from Soweta, is it?

01:40:22.460 You've broken Stelios.

01:40:25.180 So, I think Stelios gets the joke, but I don't.

01:40:31.260 Why is that funny?

01:40:32.740 What am I missing?

01:40:35.500 It's okay.

01:40:36.100 Let's go to the next one.

01:40:36.780 All right, next one.

01:40:38.160 And so, we reached week two of Inktober.

01:40:41.580 Getting more confident with the ink,

01:40:43.280 using it to block out bold shadows

01:40:46.180 and making the grapings of the sleeves here.

01:40:49.300 and yeah even in the interim practice some gesture drawings and some movements a lot of fun

01:40:55.600 of course you should all watch avatar the last airbender one of my favorite shows of all time

01:41:02.540 and of course it's not book because if it was netflix wouldn't need to fix it if you wanted

01:41:08.120 to see what this would have been like if it was just watch the netflix show that's very impressive

01:41:15.360 actually. I'm not talking about the avatar

01:41:17.320 but the, um, yeah.

01:41:20.360 I think I'll see you, right?

01:41:24.240 At some point in a later day, you're going to have

01:41:27.320 to explain to me what the joke was.

01:41:29.160 Alright, let's do the cat. 1.00

01:41:30.540 You see this idiot? Yeah. 1.00

01:41:33.100 He looks cute now.

01:41:35.280 But he's not so cute, you know,

01:41:37.680 when you're sleeping on your face.

01:41:40.180 I know you're going to say,

01:41:41.460 Oh, my stick's too buttery.

01:41:44.000 Beer's too cold.

01:41:44.860 But it's not too fun when you can't breathe when his face is on you

01:41:52.600 My cat used to

01:41:54.680 sleep

01:41:56.540 Alongside me in bed, which would be a bit awkward

01:42:00.100 sometimes because you know

01:42:02.260 Get into bed and and I'll crush mine. Yeah, I'll definitely squash my cat, but you get into bed and

01:42:09.860 And your missus would be there and she's like why is there a cat in here?

01:42:12.500 But never mind

01:42:14.720 I don't know why I'm telling you this

01:42:16.360 Alright let's see this one

01:42:42.500 re-execution. Thank you for listening. This has been

01:42:44.720 Gordensmoke Oxcast Service, Imperium's

01:42:46.860 number one herald service.

01:42:48.800 I've got that one.

01:42:50.680 I've got that one.

01:42:52.880 I'll explain that one to you later.

01:42:54.760 I'm basically dead.

01:42:56.500 Alright.

01:42:58.280 We've got a lot of videos, haven't we?

01:42:59.540 Yeah, blimey, I'm going to be late.

01:43:01.220 To make sure it's our guys doing cool stuff

01:43:03.340 with their money.

01:43:04.860 Carl, I'm your guy. We want more

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01:43:22.840 culture please sign up to be a paid supporter cheers there we go well done cscooper.com.au

01:43:31.760 it's embedded in my brain forever

01:43:34.600 another bloody tide mark

01:43:37.940 this time at the top of Sedlak Hill

01:43:39.900 a few

01:43:42.040 final black 0.80

01:43:43.980 stands 0.98

01:43:44.720 to try and take down as many 0.99

01:43:47.520 Norman invaders as possible 0.53

01:43:49.360 I can still hear the ring of steel upon steel 1.00

01:43:54.120 the last 1.00

01:43:55.800 English are dying 0.98

01:43:57.420 and the last rites of Saxon England 0.95

01:43:59.640 are about to go out

01:44:01.760 very topical i'm not sure all of those guys are really giving it their all i don't think they're

01:44:09.860 really trying to kill each other i think that that would make the job of being a battlefield

01:44:14.880 re-enactor rather dangerous perhaps disincentivize it i did see some pulled punches there excellent

01:44:20.840 right so um should do it you don't have to say i'll do a couple of comments i'm just going to

01:44:27.740 get the next one all right oh the multiple trains yeah yeah not one oh well i'm gonna stop worrying

01:44:33.960 then all right okay it's gonna get me home 45 minutes later yeah yeah yeah mirby done 2010 i

01:44:39.480 want politicians to go back to being boring administrators and to stop trying to being

01:44:44.080 celebrities not just in the uk but worldwide absolutely and nathan nichols surely withholding

01:44:50.880 foreknowledge of an incident of this magnitude and then failing to act to prevent it would

01:44:55.720 constitute treason and treason at least in papers still cat cat carries well i i don't think i can

01:45:02.940 say that but um a severe punishment in most legal systems by the way i closed my laptop so someone 0.93

01:45:09.860 will have to read mine yeah okay dan uh sofa list says i'll never forget this young lady that came 1.00

01:45:16.320 to my gym i never saw her using any equipment she just wore this incredibly tight neon gym clothes 1.00

01:45:22.600 complete with boob window and was just slowly walking around in circles around 1.00

01:45:27.400 the area where the men were lifting weights yes that that is i think

01:45:32.920 exactly what's happening here window what is that um lord inquisitor hector

01:45:36.760 rex says dan has sacrificed his time to get to the bottom of this issue 0.56

01:45:41.080 um and he also says fine ladies you're not whores but you're just wearing a

01:45:44.920 horse uniform um and i'll move on i'll move on um and the fly it's all right i've actually got 0.65

01:45:54.120 say a nice one lance says josh has the talking conch the true lord of the flies i got that

01:46:01.320 reference yeah um forget terminator we should be afraid of flying it michael has a controversial

01:46:08.740 comment here they mapped the brain of a fruit fly all the brains of the average psych grad student

01:46:15.100 same thing i took that personally i graduated in psychology although i i got a master's so maybe

01:46:22.160 that sets me above maybe i've at least got uh you know a bumblebee's brain or something i've

01:46:27.880 graduated up um let's have a look uh martin willems says science has mapped all the connections of the

01:46:38.140 lefty brain now i will learn why they are also fruity what a time to be alive yeah that's that's

01:46:43.420 basically my segment no correction needed there any honorable mentions no i think that's it very

01:46:49.980 well in which case we've done it we're late sorry we we've gone over please forgive us and goodbye

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 14, 2026

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