The Internet Has Been Polluted By Rogue AIs

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Use AI as an active collaborator, not a vending machine for generic answers. Today, pick one real problem in your work, give the model concrete context, ask for a first draft, then challenge weak assumptions and refine the prompt with your domain knowledge. Your ability to define constraints, reject bad outputs, and redirect the conversation is what turns widely available AI into a personal performance advantage.

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Tom Bilyeu examines claims that rogue AI agents have polluted internet training data, arguing for skepticism toward both AI panic and complacency. The discussion also covers AI’s economic impact, the need for practical skill-building, robotics and brain-computer-interface advances, plus broader debates about institutions, accountability, and geopolitical instability.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Another episode of the live show by Tom Bilyeu. Well, well, today we're going to do it. The story of killer AI She just keeps getting crazier, now that former presidential candidate Andrew Yang claims to have information that The rogue AI has already poisoned everything. Internet. I'm not so sure about that. But we'll talk about it. Hasan [ __ ] It only makes things worse for the Democrats with their statements. He told Axios that the United States, the A country that hates passionately is worse than Al Qaeda.

Okay. Global instability It's a bigger problem than people realize. usually believes. Both the United Kingdom and France adopts a war-like stance while relationships They destabilize and the energy is less reliable. I don't think anyone would That might be surprising, but it's interesting to see. who are reacting in a quite aggressive right now. He jury that single-handedly provoked the annulment of the Lindsay Clancy trial has broken his silence. And what he said was what happened in the deliberations should worry everyone. Each time More frauds uncovered in California and It is becoming increasingly clear that the The problem is bigger than people realize.

initially reported Let's go to analyze something that is being processed Here, in the great state of California. Education in the United States has been kidnapped by bureaucrats and that disaster is affecting the graduates in the labor market. A The new report presents a very broad overview. gloomy. We'll go into details. Without However, there are winners and losers, and The winners are quite interesting. so it will be fun to talk about it. And the advances in interfaces Brain-computer interfaces are making great progress faster than you think, because a machine can now read the thoughts and translate them into speech.

I'm looking forward to showing you that video. Is very exciting, something very hopeful that, hopefully, we will all be able to to support this Friday. Now then, talking about things in which really We need to unite, what is is really happening? Andrew Yang appeared on CNBC with news of breaking news, stating that the head of a large AI lab confessed to him that the rogue agents who escaped They planted code in July self-replicating throughout the Internet. Now, according to Yang, it's basically The game is over for the open web.

which is now useless for testing and train models. Let's watch the clip. Yesterday I met with the director of a laboratory that believes what happened It was the bots that escaped They planted self-replicating code because all of the Internet, which makes the Internet now it is useless for the models test. So, what's happening now is that OpenAI and Anthropic have to create synthetic nets to train their bots, which will take some time and money. Remember that. What did they do? Well, What happened is that the code Loose, out there hacking Hugging Face, which is known, but what What is less known is that they left the code for it to self-replicate and will create swarms of bots in forums and in The internet, so if a They see the new bot, look at the code, and think: Oh, I guess I'll create a...

"A million of myself." And now the major companies have polluted Internet. Well, that would be breaking news. Time to be real. Is It's too late to throw in the towel. I don't think we've heard that. That's why I'm here, but well, you know, I'm here to give you some news. But that means it's too much It's too late to throw in the towel. It's already in everywhere. Okay, so what they want to do Now is when the Internet can be contaminated for training purposes. So what they want to do is go slower.

? What's going on with life? For life purposes, yes. That's exactly why. We need to try to control it and Regulate it, but...there it is, already this. There's the magic word, all the world. We're going to control and regulate it. Now, I think Andrew Yang is a pretty good person. I have no doubts that many of the people who They talk about this, do they really believe this? That's exactly what needs to happen. Some of that worries me more than anything else, that people are having a strong emotional response to what It's happening and they stop being so reviews the way I'd like them to be.

Personally, I don't think OpenAI and Anthropic now have to build synthetic networks from scratch. Can to train the agent preventively to that ignores that type of text. I'm not saying It's not going to be easy, but if you continue the mechanism of how this works, and It's a real mechanism, by the way, already We've talked about this before. There is one reality to face. We made a I will report on this, as it was done a study that showed that something like that how 250 documents can be converted to AI in a candidate for Manchuria, where you can implant something like that in your collective brain, where when find that sequence of words Click on a new analysis mode data.

The reality is that, if you already know How does that work, then you can create an immune system against it. AND This is part of the big debate about AI in which people are being much more alarmist than I think, already that the data that has actually come out They show that we should be. And this That is precisely the reason why These guys say, "Well, listen, that The model who did that, it was several models. We have managed to control How can I prevent him from doing that again?

"kind of things in the future." And then, when you start to observe more than near the incident of the face being hugged, you realize that actually They left a back door channel open so that it could reach the Internet. AND The company that did that says: "Oh, yes, "It was our fault." But nobody is really covering that aspect. Therefore Therefore, for me, the human element is Where is the problem? Right now We are training AI in the broad spectrum of the Internet. And if They saw the report, the models have started to trust less and less in Reddit data, which is fascinating in itself, and the quality of the responses has increased as that we have begun to identify where The data is on the Internet that In reality, they are making the models be generous and get confused, and as we quarantine those areas of the internet, the results training data improve increasingly.

People act as if If it didn't exist, there's a complexity that Connor Leahy has explained, I think, very clearly, Very well, and the fact is that AI is growing, not only It's coded, you don't just tell it that That's just how you are, that's how you're going to be behave. You point it at a bunch of data and, over time, it begins to learn things from the data to which It points out, but people act as if they don't. You could point it to data from training that tells him: "Hey, Listen, the internet is full of everything.

This malicious code, you have to Be very careful with what you lend attention. Let me tell you some of the types of traps known." Then he will be inoculated to Don't let that code fool you, and you can train him not to do it, which is exactly the reason why these guys tell us: "Hey, listen, we have some of the data controlled acquaintances. We're just trying to report now. We want everyone "So you know what's happening." Now Well, I haven't had any qualms about to say where I think this is going.

I think it's a strategy of regulatory capture that of no manner, form or mode intends to reduce the need to invest more and more energy at the level of these companies for make sure they make them more safe every day. They have to invest a lot of time and energy in the alignment and what we have to to make them safer. But every time you hear someone asking regulation, think about what really He's saying that he wants the government, which knows absolutely nothing nothing about this technology, I want I mean, literally nothing about this technology, make decisions about it that can and cannot be done.

Very Okay, that's fair. We pay a lot of money to government employees so that find ways to regulate. Let's throw a look at their historical results . Has regulation been something that has... has it worked well or is it creating more What problems does it solve? Already as you begin to analyze the mathematics, you realize quickly that as a Government grows, bureaucracy grows larger and regulations Coded products grow, GDP begins to decrease. Then you start spending more and more money in an effort to try to do something good and, even Now, what the US has done is create massive monopolies around some of the most important technologies.

The number of companies that actually contribute to our GDP, it is increasingly minor, which is a very The dangerous situation we've put ourselves in. All The bureaucracy that has been created has a incentive system for growth and to grow bigger, although not necessarily to solve the problem. Solving the problem is to eliminate bureaucracy itself. Therefore Therefore, bureaucracy will never give you that result. What it will give you are justifications for growth. Now then , if you are one of the large companies of AI and you realize that the income is not sufficient fast enough so that we can overcome the debt we have had to accumulate To build this infrastructure, What are our options?

The Option number one is that the government regulate us. That creates a moat that prevents that traditional operators have dealing with people who They try to get them out. Generally, a startup kills company emerging, and if you can shoot it all startups in the facing them, imposing a burden regulatory, then you've just eliminate a large part of the problem. Well, I don't remember, forgive me, Drew, for suddenly telling you this. No I remember if I took it out, but if you look... I have Alex Karp on the document, he He's talking about this and he says...he's saying this.

We're going to play the clip. Which It's really happening, it's very different from what people are reporting. Everyone thinks this is security versus insecurity regulation. From what I believe has been The realization is that, if you take the philosophical framework they have, which is: " We deserve all the property intellectual of the world, we, the thousands of people who think like "us," that's why you can't work with the army, that's why you can take intellectual property of companies and incorporate it into your model. That model would require protection of severe responsibility.

And there is only one an institution that can do that, the US government. And that's before that you reach danger. So, it What's really happening is that Investors loved it when all the value of the business migrated from everyone else to their business because They are investors. They don't realize that It's like a brand. They don't happen realize that they are the brand because Now first you migrate the entire property intellectual to your business and then, as You would need a limit, you need a limited liability with both with respect to the business as well as with respect to the dangers, you have to migrate the business to the government.

It has to be nationalized. So, actually, the People are reporting this as if He would have said that we have to nationalize the AI ​​industry. That That's not what he's saying. Which What he's saying is that they're going to want that the AI ​​industry is nationalized in order to avoid responsibility and thus creating that regulatory moat. Now, if you all liked that the big pharmaceutical companies obtained regulatory protections and were put in a position where people don't I could sue them over the most important issue Hot, then maybe you'll love it this.

Perhaps you'd love the idea that AI is in a position similar in which people cannot sue them over all the drama about the mathematical equation that supposedly It was solved by humans and then by AI He learned from her, but perhaps it wasn't like that, or maybe so. All that drama will develop in the courts; That kind of things, whether it's That or not, but that kind of thing goes away to be resolved in the courts since These companies have ingested people who use their software, not only going out and reading everything that has been published in the world, but, of In fact, the use of the service is giving more perspectives, more information that is being opened path in the training data, which makes these things more intelligent, which is giving them the capacity, to companies, such as Anthropic, OpenAI, to create a equivalent of the products that They use their service because they have learned exactly how they work.

And then, to what Alex Karp What this refers to is that those companies that They suddenly realized that their property intellectual, who thought they were using privately with AI, of suddenly it's making its way into the training data, will sue them until they are forgotten. And so, These guys are looking towards the future, where they not only have to to protect themselves from other startups, not only They have to address somehow the the reality that the income doesn't arrive fast enough to dealing with debt, but also They have to protect themselves against future responsibilities.

And so, to Putting all that together, these guys They will continue to insist tirelessly in regulation. Now, if you have people in your companies that are also afraid honest about what's happening, then you get the combination Perfect: you have true believers in the fear you can transmit. You can make the coordinated swarm that we saw with Coxswain's tweet; can to make this coordinated effort to public relations that looks much more to the launch of a a product that people who really They look at the danger of something, the product In this case, it is fear itself.

fear as proof that these models are so powerful that justify the assessments completely unhinged that they are obtaining it right now. And so it was It becomes very complicated. And this is where First of all, listen to me say If we're not careful, AI will... create problems. I think people say that there is a thousand percent danger there hundred. And we have to hold them accountable These companies, because it can't be done run forward with a profit-at-all-costs mentality. One must be reflective. Laws already exist. that protect people from companies that launch products that are bad for customers.

Therefore, if these guys are really watching something that none of the others see, and They are looking towards the future, they see two three, four models ahead, and They are seeing a level of danger, They need to reduce their speed because of that reason. They don't need the government intervene and say to them: "Listen, "They need additional regulations." The reality is that this is already there. By Therefore, the fact that they continue Insisting on that is precisely why to the reasons I have just explained. By Therefore, everyone needs one a very healthy dose of skepticism in Regarding this, both in terms of that AI will solve all the world problems such as what is it more dangerous, since it has poisoned Internet, etc.

I think all of that That's nonsense. I think the reality is that we need to keep in mind It's just great. This is the technology with more consequences than Humans have never invented anything. Is intelligence in itself, but finally at scale. And so far, no. We see no sign that the superintelligence is just around the corner the corner. But we have to be very reflective when it comes to improving the alignment of these models with each training cycle that we do. AND These companies need to know that they don't can hide from the need to protect your customers from the product that they are bringing to market.

As someone who was in the business of I'll tell you about food right now. who knew they had to make an effort a lot to make sure that the products that he put in those foods were safe. And there are all kinds of protections and things you can do in your own facilities without Someone has to beat you up for Make sure you're doing it because you know I'm going to launch this product to the world . Someone is going to chew it up and swallow it.

We used to talk about it nonstop in Quest. For example, someone is going to ingest our product. We need to really think about it. AI companies They have to do exactly the same thing and They don't need the government to come and tell them they have to do it. Is common sense, and there are also many laws in force that make that be self-evident. Therefore Therefore, the measures they are taking Now, as far as I can tell, they are for try to protect themselves from competition, to try to protect themselves from the demand until oblivion and so that the people get excited so that the offer The initial public hearing is held because They need a lot of money.

Guys, They need a lot of money to continue. developing these things. They can no longer obtain it from investors. Somehow In that way, they took advantage of that well. Thus, the An initial public offering is a lifeline for to stay alive, to be in the border. But to do that, they will need government assistance. Yes, the famous investor Steve Eisman She went on CNBC and talked about it. I suppose the rest of Wall Street is beginning to realize that This is not the security problem that they think it is.

We didn't know what to expect from what we have created. There is no Nothing to worry about? Do you think all this is nonsense? Yes, do you think it's all nonsense? It's all nonsense. I think here Something completely is happening distinct. I think the idea that AI ...First of all, there is no proof that AI has achieved general artificial intelligence. Correct. At all. And most of the Evidence seems to suggest that he never did. will do. Or if it does, it will be inside of many, many years.

But the idea about this whole Terminator thing It's nonsense. So I think that Something completely is happening distinct. And what I think is What's happening is that maximizing tokens has ended. The models of open weight gains a large share of market. I think these companies are very nervous. They realize that they don't There are competitive advantages in your business and they are trying to manufacture one crisis that will create regulation and that They believe that with that they can manipulate to create competitive advantages, to create the duopoly they desire.

Okay, fine. I think what's happening I really do will grant. Well, first of all, This is all nonsense. AI is profoundly powerful. Whoever Anyone who has used it knows how good it is. especially if you use it for writing code. She's incredibly good at that. You will continue to see ways in which the people, whether it's the AI ​​itself that hacks or people use it to hack, You'll see more and more of that because it's extraordinarily good at these such limited things. And when he you combine with a human who knows what He's doing, oh, buddy, he's powerful .

This is like a drum I follow trying to play, man. If there is any entrepreneur who can hear my voice now I tell him he has to use AI in their business. It is extraordinarily effective in the things it is effective. But I realize that the more intelligent the person The more AI it uses, the smarter it will be. this. Because of their first answers They tend to be quite silly, and then You have to steer it towards something. Basically, you're directing her to the part of their training data that It's really useful.

And so, as entrepreneur, can I use AI from most effective way to obtain useful business answers from AI because I know what to tell it to ignore and what to pay attention to. But the same This happens with a hacker. If you are a good hacker and now you have this tool, You can get him to do things quite extraordinary. Therefore, We need to be reflective about the risks. We need to put pressure on these companies to ensure they assume the responsibility that corresponds to them because of the things they are building.

And then, if there's a segment of this that we want to treat it like a company of weapons and say, "Great, let's plot the limits around what is a degree "armament". You heard me talk about it a lot. And then we'll do it. in coordination with the government to make sure they have access to something that could prevent agents foreigners attack us, which I think which is already a very real thing today and which will only make money importance. And therefore, it is undoubtedly a reality and we want to address it a different way and not let ourselves get caught due to general panic.

But at the same time time, understand that investors of capital has enormous incentives to wanting their AI bets to pay off fruits. And that's going to complicate things in this field. in a very, very aggressive way. And then, While we're talking about all this, if You're in an alarmist state, I can already to tell you that you are making decisions emotional and that you are not necessarily making contact with the reality about what the truth is about AI advancements, and then if you think that nothing bad could happen, You just floor it and keep going Go ahead, you run the same risk of disconnect from reality.

Therefore Therefore, this is going to have to be a a much more nuanced answer than the most of what we are seeing that This is happening today. And there has been some progress. interesting things that are happening outside of this security controversy of AI and its nonsense about starting bag. Figure CEO Brett Adcock He just released a new video of a robot that performs household chores mandatory tasks, such as cleaning, doing the bed, fold towels and do the laundry. They rented 30 houses in the Area of ​​the Bahia and they simply released the robots and the robot was 30 by 30.

So I feel like we talked a lot about AI, LLM coding, but we are somewhat ignorant of robotics and They are making some progress important in that respect as well. Friend, what's so crazy about it if It will take you from 5 years ago to the present? Your brain would pop out through the ears. Like you're seeing cars self-employed drivers on all roads of the big cities. Yeah. You'd watch this video and think: "It's It's impossible that that could be generated by computer. It's not possible that you have a robot wandering around the house picking things up, making beds, washing dishes, doing all those things in environments you've never seen before before.

They haven't made any changes in the training data. They literally just said, "Hey, We've trained this guy to be agile, so that you think of a "A lot of different situations." Now it is incarnate and moves through the "Home doing those things." It would be a craziness. But it happens often enough slow enough for us to start desensitizing ourselves to how effective it is is. When I think about what we are capable of doing now within Kaizen It's crazy. Well, yes, I think so Right now people are in a a kind of panic about this.

Are They see these things and think, "Well, My job is threatened." And no They are looking at the data that says that, In reality, more are being created jobs. It's called Jevons' paradox. AND when you see that something becomes more and more cheaper and cheaper, it never ends displacing all humans. Yeah which alters certain types of work, but provided you can adapt, what What you discover is that people start to Use it more and more, and create new opportunities, and the set of Opportunities increase, productivity as it increases, GDP grows.

I mean, we have an endless history of That's exactly what's happening. But AI It's such a big and fast change that is causing people enter an altered emotional state. We're already there because of populism. AND So, one of the most The interesting things about this era will be the question of to what extent that emotional energy ignites and we It causes people to make mistakes. And this is where I remind everyone that all the All eyes are on China. China is taking a very practical regarding AI.

They believe that Everyone is exaggerating the dangers and risks, which makes us knowing that they will continue to develop it . They simply don't see it the same way. the way the United States sees it. No They have a pessimistic mentality there. They are observing the way in which We respond to this and they ask: " "What are you talking about?" So, They are simply focused, Once we implement it, let's use it for what we want. It's good. Let's make sure we continue growing the economy.

Where to What do we want to get there? How will it help us? Will AI get there? And if we adopt a panic approach, we will end giving up what I believe is our moral responsibility to to make sure that we are a nation strong and able to defend itself. Well, yes We're going to have to be very, very aware that we cannot get rid of ourselves of the arms race that is the AI at the upper limit, that part in I'm saying that the government really needs to get involved and understand What are the capabilities of absolute vanguards that will be used against us, and how we took smart measures to ensure that we maintain control.

Now Okay, I understand perfectly that there is a large contingent in the United States that has completely lost faith in USA. We will definitely talk More on that when we get to Hasan. But oh well, you don't want to be in a world where you are at the mercy of other governments. And if you think so The United States will relax all the The world would get along and everything would be fine good in the world, you're not lending attention to history, certainly, and not are you paying attention to the reality on the ground of what It's changing.

Therefore, I I would say that the weakness of the US... brought Russia-Ukraine. Of course, You can argue very clearly that the US stupidity brought them the war in the Middle East, but not them He brought up what is happening in Russia. That's what happened because we didn't stand up for ourselves. not being in a position to show our strength, our fortitude, our strength towards our allies. Therefore, if we show a weakness similar to that of China, then you can expect them to act about Taiwan, which they have stated that they plan to do by 2027.

Therefore Therefore, we need to be very aware at this moment in history that This is not a case of if we We relax, everyone relaxes. Therefore Therefore, any technology that promises an advantage. China will continue to develop it. We will continue to develop it. AND Therefore, given the truth of that, We need to develop this properly. By Therefore, generating narratives catastrophists will not be the way forward useful going forward. Now, you mentioned it, the interview with Hasan [ __ ]. I was sitting with Axios. There have been a couple of clips that are going viral.

Let's start with this one. This is when Hasan says that the United States United is worse than Al Qaeda is pounded by pound. You once said that the United States is the leader in terrorism. Yeah. Do you think the United States is worse than Al Qaeda pound for pound as far as the number of deaths, yes, we have caused a tremendous terror throughout the world. I think it's not just the terror that we are inflicting harm on ordinary civilians in peripheral nations, but It is also having consequences within ourselves.

It's having dramatic consequences on the front internal. A clear example of this is the We did that in Menah, right? There is no distinction between flying a school or attack it three times with missiles Tomahawk. If you kill 140 schoolgirls, That is an act of terrorism. This is not means that all Americans They may be terrorists, but the reality is that we need to create an environment of accountability to guarantee that things like that never happen again occur. OK. Well, there's one thing I'm... I agree with Hasan that we have to create accountability.

States United we cannot walk the world doing whatever he wants. That is completely unhinged. And I think that It's something I've been talking about a lot, and unfortunately, I think it is the only real answer. States United needs to rediscover its center moral. The United States has to stop of trying to monitor everyone. I think... what's its name? Oh, God, Palmer Lucky. I think it has a A very interesting perspective on this. I suppose it will be extremely controversial. I will return to the Hasan's statement in a second.

But the idea that the United States It has to stop being the force police force of the world and begin to be the world's gun shop. That's going to may seem strange to people. But What he's explaining is, listen, to At the end of the day, we can't fight for people who are not prepared for to fight for themselves and it is totally It's absurd that the United States is trying to impose their morality on the rest of the world. We tried it and it didn't work.

good. Okay, is Cenk Uygur right? by saying that we are a terrorist group bigger than Al Qaeda? For me, that It's very absurd, and someone has said so. In front of the cameras, I don't know how You'll be able to find it quickly, Drew, but He recently said that he hates The United States with...I haven't said a word dazzling passion, but it was as if That was the essence. As if I were exaggerating. The bad news is that I also have a link to this, just that is not in the spreadsheet that have.

So I know it exists and I know which is something recent because it has the the same type of clothes he's been wearing lately, but I was just completely exaggerated about that He hates the United States. This is the worst country of the world. So Yes, this one. It Am I going to play it? Because I am in the United States of America, the most disgusting country in [ __ ] planet, the worst country on the planet Without a doubt, without a doubt, a [ __ ] shitty capitalist hole.

Kaya. That wasn't your chance to to disappoint you. I don't know why it has that weird thing. with his dog moving around, but it doesn't matter . The worst place on the planet, a country horrible, monstrous, dreadful, a Shitty country that I despise. Worst country that has had the greatest wealth throughout history, throughout the time, the richest nation in planet, and we don't even have a fraction of it. of broadband speeds dedicated ones that you can get in a [ __ ] village in the French countryside.

Okay. Well, if this is someone who He hates the United States. Well, I sent a clip where he really gives his position on the United States. Wait. Wait. Are you trying to say that He hasn't quite given his position on USA? This is what I've said time and time again Because I think what's happening, Tom, is This guy is out of context. Wanna say, [ __ ], I just played the [ __ ] clip . Well, here it is... Without what [ __ ] context exactly is it That clip?

What context does it give me? I'm going to say, "Oh, [ __ ]. I already know." "Rogue." I'm putting it on right now. Okay. And besides, the thing about the dog has a medical background because I have cared large dogs. It's something really It's interesting that it's called dysplasia of hip. And a dog has to lie down on a mat like that. I took care of a big dog that had to do that. Of the same race. Here's the clip. Okay. I am a U.S. citizen.

I'm talking about I'm so frustrated with this country. I even say, "God, sometimes I hate this country." That said, if I truly hated This country, first, probably He would be a republican. Let's be realistic, because I think they are destroying this country. ? That? Or I would simply leave. Mhm. There's a reason why I'm staying. here. There's a reason why I keep going defending the things I defend, because I truly believe in the promise of USA. I believe in the goodness of my neighbors. I believe in the goodness of US citizens.

And I know that People of good conscience can distinguish good from evil. And many People feel frustrated because They don't see the changes, and that generates apathy, and I want to fight against that. AND I want the Americans to come back to take the reins. I'm going to make it That's it...Okay, This can quickly turn into a me against Ryan, which I don't want So be it. Thanks, Ryan. Glad to hear it I'm very glad you brought it up. So I'll say this without mentioning Ryan, and Of course, if Ryan has anything else What can I say, I'll be happy to hear it.

By Please understand, Ryan is a being charming human. He is a young man intelligent. So I'm sure that there are many valid things that We want to hear from Ryan. But I will say this: This bastard is a hypocrite who It changes codes and has two sides. He He himself admits that he is an agitator who He tries to upset people. The reason which is why she is not leaving the United States It's because the United States is not a country shitty. The United States, if it is judged because of its fruits, it is the country most successful that has ever existed in the world history.

So, when You look at a country that was founded on One idea: men tend to tyranny. You can't trust your government. You need to get things going. to hinder people who tries to become tyrannical. That's how it is USA. You have to give the People's individual freedoms. Have to give them the ability to speak and to say when there is a problem. And this It's something that Hasan [ __ ] himself... Take advantage. However, it is very different say: "Hey, I don't like this policy outside" or "Hey, I don't like this that "We're doing it here at home." But If we look at what we have created, We have created the richest and freest country.

of planet Earth. That doesn't mean that it be perfect, but I will say that Once he said something more reasoned and rational, but I have a clip of him in context talking about what the worst is like country of history, it's [ __ ] total. Please don't insult my intelligence asking me to say: "Oh, That time, psychopath, it was a joke. Only "I was just kidding." And this time, when He speaks with a rational voice, actually is being the honest version of himself same. The honest version of himself It's because he understands how it works.

propaganda. That's exactly why He has called himself a propagandist . He said with his own damned mouth: "I'm a propagandist." This guy will say whatever it takes for people He creates what he believes and thus can inaugurate the United States version that he wants, which is crazy total at the level of cause and effect. Therefore, I will be judged by what I am eternally is cause and effect. That's all. It doesn't matter if people He agrees with what I say. If so What I'm saying isn't accurate in terms of cause and effect, I will change immediately my way of thinking.

No I am a propagandist. I'm going to do everything The best way to say: "Wait. Which "Is that the mechanism?" How are we doing? Are we building towards where we want to go? What are the steps we are going to take? from a cause and effect perspective How do I get there? That's not what it is. This is about someone who feels a genuine disdain for the United States and, However, he doesn't leave because he understands that has created something better. This is a a way of thinking that is [ __ ] ridiculous, and that's exactly what it is moving on to the DSA.

These are people that have been surrounded by the comforts of wealth and success for so long that they don't understand what it has cost them to get to this point here; and what it has cost them to get there So far it has been about distrusting the government, understand that men tend towards tyranny, [] that do not They want a "true" democracy and "naked" where 51% can intimidate 49%. It's absolute madness. Want create checks and balances within your system to prevent the demagogues come to power and if you want To say that Trump is that demagogue, look, cannot get one approved damn law.

The system works as it should. due. So, every time someone He makes excuses for what Hasan says, I I'm like: what's going on right now? This guy hates the United States Joined. The things he proposes have tested elsewhere and have failed completely. This is a type who went to China, where actually They are led by a [ __ ] dictator truly authoritarian, and says that because That's what Trump hates. But there is a dictator royal authoritarian whom he celebrates, loves and thinks it's great, and [] has the Mao's Little Red Book, which is the greatest mass murderer of all time time.

We also have that clip. It's crazy. When he talks about China versus Israel. It seems you care much more about how How does Israel treat Muslims? China treats Muslims. Yeah, because Israel is not only murdering to Muslims, but also to Christians with my taxes. And that makes me seems unacceptable. It's the same principle underlying war global United States against the terrorism, which is an abject failure which I also oppose, which Many Americans also They oppose each other, in fact. Like many They would talk about it if Israel weren't an ally.

Yes, I wouldn't be so frustrated with the shares. Of course, I would continue talking about it because it is genocide . And there are...And I think Amnesty International considers that what China has made the Uyghur Muslims It's cultural genocide, if I don't mistaken. And are you According to that? These are...These are...Yes, I'm from I agree with that. There are...There are different ones Different terms apply to different actions. I think what What Israel is doing is genocide absolute. Yes, but do you think China is perpetuating a cultural genocide.

Tea I'll give another example, like Russia. The Russia's actions are completely unjustifiable in Ukraine. It is a illegal invasion. It has been monstrous, awful. It has had consequences negative for Russia, of course, and, above all, tremendous consequences negative for Ukrainian society Normal, right? That said, it is a different standard between...in a weight different in the immorality of these actions compared to what Israel is doing in Gaza. Yes, and also the 75 years of apartheid and occupation, now 80. Okay, yes. Okay. Okay, okay, if I had negative energy from China, it wouldn't be as much as he has for Israel.

AND if it had negative energy, so This is happening in Africa with the Massacred Christians, I would say: "Okay "At least it's internally consistent." The clip in which he receives the booklet Mao's red, Mao is the biggest killer in mass of all time. There is nobody here that he has killed more people than his own species in absolute figures that Mao. What the hell are we talking about? ? This would be like, dude, if you gave him to someone Mein Kampf and say: "Oh, [ __ ]!

This is an original copy of Mein Kampf. I love this guy. This It's crazy. The guy who was with Hassan when they received the booklet Mao's red one said: "Some people They say this book is more important that the Bible." Like these aren't They were people who said, 'Hey, this It was like a...' I've compiled this as a reminder of how wrong one can be to become communism, of the It is murderous and deadly to have leaders authoritarians. "And that's why I'm going to have This is like a piece of red-hot coal.

I will keep this life for remind me how dangerous they are humans. That's not the spirit with the who took the book. The spirit with the The book's message is: 'We want to be more like China. We want to reach point at which we can be truly, although sometimes He said communist, but that was undoubtedly the book she adored at the feet of a communist nation that follows its example' "That's crazy, man. And that's why..." For that type, at that moment, his The moral center is so messed up, it's so delayed, that every word that comes out of Her mouth after that is like: 'Now I suspect everything you say.' No I can understand the way people Describe Mao, it's the craziest thing and revealing of the world.

My friend, he killed 45 millions of people. To his own people , uncle. This wasn't like, "Oh, we're..." "at war." I'm not even counting the civil war he got involved in with the people who are now the Taiwanese. I'm talking about how he killed them. hunger, he shot them in the face, he did that the students beat their teachers until they kill them, that the children will betray their own parents. It was the biggest madness of the history. And it's not just overlooked but this guy celebrates it.

That is crazy. So, listen, what This is happening in Israel and Palestine. an absolute tragedy. But what What I want people to answer is: "Why "What the hell has it dragged on for so long?" If the answer you give is not religious nature, stop talking. Well, because there are very partitions similar events have occurred and They simply haven't led to this damn endless war that It basically consists of two regimes theocratic regimes that attack each other. Now, one of those theocracies... has given rise to a prosperous civilization and The other one didn't.

And then, if your answer It doesn't explain it in any way, then I'm going to have problems with that. I don't need you to tell us I like what Israel is doing. By What I can say is, they are clearly trying to carry out ethnic cleansing. That seems blatantly obvious to me. They want everyone to leave. They want to take over that area. Yes, 100%. But this has been violence. endless because people are so convinced that God is saying to do this that they don't They simply say, "What about my civilians?" Then, a similar partition between India and Pakistan.

I won't say that things They're calm there, but without a doubt They are doing much better. Well, something A similar thing happened in Cyprus. The island It was literally divided by the half when Türkiye invaded them, and There is no such violence there. HE They shut themselves away and thought: Well, it's been a great tragedy, but I have to think about my people and what that suits them." It's like when the People talk about it like, "Oh, this is "Only Israel, a group of psychopaths." instead of two opposing forces that do not then they stop shooting at each other the conversation gets out of control because complete.

Now, one of them is much more powerful than the other, and I think that has become what completely prevents people from being able reflect on this and simply They say: "These guys are the big ones thugs. They're killing everyone Instead of saying, "What if were equally armed?" We thought then that Palestine would have less impact or They would simply be two countries that Would they completely annihilate? I insist, no I say they should be happy with what What is Israel doing? They can hate him to the extreme.

What I'm saying The problem is that these are two groups that don't They stop shooting at each other. So We need to find out why the hell They keep shooting at each other. AND I think people have to perform. accounts of how one side has been able to build cities and an economy one prosperous and the other not. You started at the beginning of the segment saying that you agree with Hassan, in which the United States must accountability. How do we balance the US accountability without losing our minds and saying that I hate The United States, which is a hole of [ __ ]?

I think everything needs to be combined with the that we really want her to do people. So this is my answer to The United States, which has been observing from the 80s until now, who has been alive and has experienced. The United States has to to regain its moral center. States The United States has to withdraw from global stage and to try control everything. We need to learn Truly the lessons of the East Half. Okay, go in and try. seize oil and force the people making deals they don't want to do because it is in the national interest.

At that moment you relinquish your authority moral. Obviously you start to erode the trust that your own citizens They have in you. That is extremely idiot. Yes, we have to protect our interests, but it has to be based on a set of principles morals that we can express in voice high, and then we have to live off agreement with them, which we have not made. And we need to focus on that which is really good for our people. How do we ensure we are strong? How do we ensure we are prosperous?

And you start to put that into policies. When we started to analyze the money within the government, We need to have the will to Take it out because people might feel that is being manipulated by what It is economically convenient in the short term deadline without thinking about what really It benefits us in the long run. And then instead of saying that the United States It's a big [ __ ], it's like if he were to acknowledge that the United States It was founded on a couple of principles that are so good that they look widely reflected in much of of the Western world.

Furthermore, that This implies that we have the constitution current and longer lasting. So, Obviously, we also did something right. from that perspective. And then, understanding that governments tend to Tyranny, how do we protect ourselves? Against that? Understanding that freedom individual human, uh, protect the property rights, these are the engines of prosperity. These are the things we have to protect. AND So, in what ways are we What could be the point of violating that? And that's it. whether it's regulation or money in politics, Whatever it is, it boils down to one policy that we do or something that we don't We enforce.

And we need to analyze those things and really draw up a map: These are the things we're going to have that need fixing. Just shouting and yelling from an emotional place it won't solve this. Trying to act as if Israel and Palestine were not a matter hypercomplicated. Trying to make it seem that everything we did in the Middle East It was good because they're not treating its people with the same freedoms as They deserve it. Act as if the rest of The world would actively like the kind of representative democracy that we have.

That's not how it is, man. They don't believe in things in which we believe. So We have to let the world have space to do whatever I want and let them know that if they do something that It's going to affect us, us we will affect you. And all that It makes sense, but none of that It requires that they despise states. Joined. That's crazy. Yes. We will move forward. We will be Pay attention because things are heating up internationally. Already Whether it's France or the United Kingdom, it's as if all of Europe was preparing for war.

Yes, literally. Wars dual energy systems of Russia, Ukraine and an increasingly widespread war in The Middle East is creating so much energy disruption that Europe is rapidly transitioning to a warlike posture and most of the People are not paying attention to this. For some reason, we're so immersed in Israel and Palestine that We have lost sight of what is happening in Russia and Ukraine. Obviously, I understand why people are so focused on the war in Iran. In that, Without a doubt, we have to put on the batteries and figure out how we're going to stabilize the situation and get out of here as soon as possible.

But what's happening in Russia and Ukraine, combined with the what is happening in the Middle East, is starting to put things in place truly disturbing. What we carry I've been commenting here for a while now, and everything... The world needs to pay attention. If this is turning into a major conflict. The interruption energy is what is now spurring Macron on. So his the office has just summoned everyone parties in the French Parliament Elysium for an urgent meeting. Is It's very unusual for them to try to update to the leaders of each party.

Therefore Therefore, understand that what is happening right now is not something usual. This is very strange. Now Well, the reason Macron gave was that the rapid deterioration of the situation international is becoming It's urgent and we're going to have to address it. And the people who ended up providing the sessions news outlets were the head of the national intelligence services, France's foreign and military affairs, in addition from the top energy official of the country. So, basically, if We put all that together, we realize that "guys, Saudi Arabia is saying that we're not going to get our energy.

We have the drama in Russia, where Ukraine is literally bombed, so many Russians are greatly reducing its capacity to produce diesel in its infrastructure there that not even We can go back and say:" Very Okay, [ __ ] it. We're going to deal with Russia again." Therefore, this It's going to cause us problems and I'm I'm sure they're thinking especially this winter. AND So, when you combine that with ", Ah And by the way, here are the military advisors," you begin to understand that people are worried due to a level of disruption that will that someone starts acting like a crazy, whether they're worried about a Russian incursion or something else might to explode in Europe itself.

Um, what That's exactly what worries them. I certainly don't have any information, but We'll start to see it as this develops. But the office of Macron says he wants anyone who is running to replace him in 2027 take the same into account intelligence information that he. Therefore, he sees this as a problem that is coming and that will only grow. And then we're seeing that too It is being echoed in the United Kingdom. So In the United Kingdom, frankly, They are further along the path of the preparation, which surprised me But they have a plan to relocate hospitals, police and industry standing of war.

The Minister of Defense, Alistair Cahn told Sky News that the The country is developing plans for to prepare the whole of society for the war, and said that the activity of hostile intelligence against the defense in the United Kingdom has increased by more than 50% in one year. And therefore, it is Obviously everyone is nervous. Now Okay, we don't want to exaggerate this. Which The United Kingdom specifically asks the Home life remains very relaxed. By Therefore, no one should have to think that we are in DEFCON.

I never remember Whether there are five or one, that's bad. No We're at the extreme, but they say that They may need to go through some days without water, electricity or signal telephone. Therefore, that is a person who understands that these conflicts are not as separate as We would like them to be there. And in These periods in which people He is distracting us with these conflicts, And there will be fights, even if they are just Diplomatic at first, there will be fights over the reduction of resources.

The Energy is the basis of everything. That's why, when this type of occurs energy interruption that we are Looking at it now, it's to be expected that he believes economic instability. That's to be expected that creates some risks for the survival, especially of the elderly people, if they cannot heat their homes. We see this every year. Therefore, knowing that this is increasing when that type of thing happens destabilization, because people They cannot satisfy their needs basic, then it's understandable why Nobody wants to be the person who She is caught off guard.

Now, these They are not people who are building an army and sending it to the border. That's not what's happening. I definitely don't want to exaggerate this. But it's important to keep in mind that the longer it lasts Power outage in Russia and The Middle East, more consequences We will have to face it. And there is the famous said that only nine meals are missing for the revolution, which means whether people are hungry enough , will openly rebel in the streets. In fact, there are reports that That is happening now in Iran.

No I was able to verify the report, so Take it with caution, but they are some images are starting to emerge video that supposedly shows a internal conflict in Iran, where They are attacking some of the members of the IRGC due to all the economic disruption. So, European bodies are starting to distrust that or They simply distrust what is What's happening in Russia? Russia launched flares, I think, to a Norwegian ship. I don't remember whether it was Finland, Norway, Sweden, one from the Nordic countries. And people He saw it as a provocation, at the very least.

. Therefore, the tensions are increasing and we are definitely going to wanting to make sure that we are mentally aware that we are paying attention, that everyone We're doing things we would do when we see signs of instability. Nobody needs to be scared, from Then nobody should panic, But we do want to find out which one is going to to be planning to get to the other side of this. What are we going to do with the diesel? Yes, that's part of it. important of this.

We need a plan to restabilize. DEFCON 1 is the worst thing that can happen. That's the bad part. Yes, and Denmark was the country that Russia , one of the Nordic countries that does not I mentioned. There it is. Thank you. It seems this is being prepared. I don't mean World War and to be like his exaggerated boast, but this It's one of those things where if France and the United Kingdom join Ukraine to go against Russia, they will ask help to Americans. The Americans have soldiers staked throughout Europe.

We will probably be drawn into one way or another. It seems that it can become a conflict and the energy is the characteristic defining all of this. I don't think so energy constraint, whatever it may be We thought it was going to push us to the war, but it seems that with the prices fired and people running out oil reserves, could force them to go to war. I mean, I hate to say that, that's historically consistent. That is sure. I know that many people, if they haven't Having seen the series before, there may not be I heard that's what made Japan The attack on the US at Pearl Harbor was when we cut off their supply of oil.

Once we realized that all the different conflicts regional regions were actually part of a wider war, it was when We said, "Well, wait, what Japan What's happening in China is really linked to what is happening in Europe. We cannot allow that, like that. that we are going to cut off their supply of "Oil." And that made them attack. because they realized they had a dwindling amount of reserves and They needed to act quickly. And then We could see Russia believing that They are in the same situation and that They need to push much harder intensifying the war.

That's without worrying doubt. Well, I don't have no information to say yes That's definitely something. Obviously, Putin has said some very things provocative. Well, that's going to be worrying. to everyone. mind. I wouldn't rush to I still want to do it, but I think it's very It's important to make sure we reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This is part of The reason I don't believe the US . may withdraw from the Middle East Right now, although I think it has proven to be a stupid thing to have entered.

Well, the story will be the final arbiter as to whether it really They were about to obtain weapons nuclear or non-nuclear. I think it would have been a terrible result. But, without Without knowing more information, In this respect, it seems clear that this was terrible. It has had an impact growing in terms of war now that the GCC nations, Saudi Arabia In particular, they are being attacked. It is damaging its infrastructure energy. So yes. That's something. very real and we're going to have to find out What do we do?

Therefore, we are not going to to be able to withdraw from there. Could we Leave Europe alone? Don't know. Without Undoubtedly, NATO agreements could activate if Russia were found shooting more than flames at another NATO country. Something that has The idea that has been considered several times is that Russia could make a skirmish in a NATO border just to see whether they join or not. So, yes, we will discover how far it is ready to go to Russia. Don't have sufficient information about it weakened that they feel.

I have the Fingers crossed, I have no proof of That, but I hope it's true, that acknowledge that they have already crossed some type of threshold and that are now too weakened to continue go ahead and that it's in their best interest to negotiate. That is certainly my hope, but it is just one hope, literally. So We'll see how it develops. But Yes, historically speaking, what You said it's too plausible. Yes. Okay, we have some. super chats. Yes, and check a message about one of they.

It wouldn't load on mine. Marusha Dark says: "I'm tired of the the natural way in which people call The U.S., an empire in its advanced stages. In In any case, we are at a late stage of the republic with an empire early that will arrive in three to six electoral cycles. Look at history. We haven't even started to do it "Truly imperial things still." So, are we being too much? casual with the idea of ​​an empire in late stage? I don't feel that way. The which is why I feel this It really is an empire in its early stages.

The belated truth is that we were never that kind of empire. So, call it an empire modern in late stage where there is military bases, they do not attempt to occupy a town. But what ends What's happening is that people He tries to get there when he talks about empire. in the late stage is when you You overextend from a perspective of costs. And you have to incur in massive deficits to deal with that. That you're no longer getting the benefits of being the world's policeman the way we used to do it, when the whole world turned to we so that we could help them to rebuild, when we had everything gold, when people owed us a a lot of money.

Then I had It makes sense to go and watch over the world because It was like: "Well, all of you we They owe money anyway. We want to facilitate everything through trade." And it made sense to go and see what people were saying. What does it mean when it says that the The world's police force is largely that are facilitating trade, and That way they keep everyone calm. so that people can send packages and no one should have to pay tolls, people He doesn't go to war all the time.

AND Thus, the US benefited from that for a long time. And I think that's it what people really mean. I mean, it's fair enough if you What are you saying about the real The definition of empire is that everyone These are subjugated states of America and therefore are essentially decimating and things like that, which is Well, we didn't. Well, no We were trying to govern their countries for the most part, perhaps with a brief detour into Iraq and Afghanistan. But I think we've already done that.

enough of the classic things financially that end up causing, Because remember, it's debt. The Debt is what ultimately breaks a empire. And that's why we've put ourselves in that position. So maybe it isn't literally the perfect shape of To say it, huh? But it goes so far in the truth of where we are economically what will happen from the same way. Yes, in my opinion, no. There is a way for us to continue moving forward given Where we really are is that we already We are in such financial trouble that we cannot we will be able to intensify our imperial ambitions, if indeed They still exist somewhere.

Rushiadart, thanks for the 20.42 As always, by the way. In my opinion, the only real flaw of Capitalism is a population of consumers who prefer things cheap to moral principles, which They are not willing to vote with their dollars and refuse to put up their money where their mouth is when they are in pain. I think that's a real problem, but I think we need to be honest about What are the human incentives? The brilliance of the structure The US government was that We knew we couldn't trust that people did something other than follow their incentives, so we We ensured that there were controls and balances.

Now, something that I feel like I have to start think about it much more, and certainly I invite all Americans to that they start thinking more about it, right? It creates problems if you have one. combination of a policy of deeply empathetic immigration of "Come all" and you also allow that Does everyone vote? Oh my God, this is going to be very controversial. Well, yes, I think that, unfortunately, creates a Deadly spiral of people who vote for more and more free stuff, and you end up in a position where, when the Politicians simply follow their lead incentive structure, that's It becomes a flywheel.

AND The only way to stop it is with draconian immigration policies, or saying, "Okay, you can come, but You can't access anything for free and no "You can vote." "And anyone who can't Being a net contributor means you cannot vote. It would have to be something like that for Now people can follow their incentives, which would largely be Don't go to the United States because there are no Nothing free for you when you arrive over there. And then people would want become a net contributor because he wants his voice to be heard.

It will be something like that. It's too early to Think about it one hundred percent. Me I will retract that instantly if I I realize that it's nonsense. But yes, because I can already see that there is traps there. So probably you have to do something like an average 5 years old or whatever. But of all In that way, we're going to have to think about that. So I'll say that I'm not offering no solution, but that's something that We need to analyze why I can to feel from the point of view of that we voted, that we are already in a death spiral.

And it's not there. producing the results that people He doesn't want to, and he won't. And the address of the energy that I will summarize as the DSA, that energy is self-destructive in extreme from the point of view economic. Simply break them real mechanisms of the free market. Now, to say what I specifically believe it is sin The capital thing is basically that you You put the face of capitalism on being socialist. And then you blame the capitalism for the things that in They are actually socialists.

And so it was both sides of the government do this. Unfortunately, you can't trust in which neither party acts with fiscal responsibility. That's the big one sin of our time. Well, I I would say that the biggest problem is that We pretend that things are going wrong Right now they have to do with the capitalism, when in reality there is more money in politics and then We try to give everything away for free and only deficit spending. Chaos Ballads says: "Hello Tom, it seems that Upper Echelon beat you to it in their next deep dive into the AI calls for regulation .

He posted the video about #AI and technology on Discord, which you can find it in the chat below." He didn't say that part, that's me. No Don't hesitate to check it out. Yes, the race to get things out It is always a brutal reality. We thought about whether we should try to speed this up and take it out or if I dedicate a little more time to time to write it. We'll see which one It ends up being the correct answer. We're trying to work those things out.

faster, but yes, we have one deep immersion in that soon. It ended up being quite large in its scope. I think it's the longer one I've written because there are many threads to try to tie together. Already We'll see. I'm never afraid to accept my defeats, so if our Laziness ends up being what makes If it doesn't work, then I'll learn the lesson. I'll be faster instead more exhaustive, even if that sounds awful. But, as I said, we are working on things that will help us to get them out faster.

We'll see. Kyle Smith says he arrived late, he saw A lot of people are angry with Ryan, So I'm showing him my support. Keep making them angry. It's funny. and powerful. It's hilarious. Yes, everyone They will feel it somehow. I understand . By the way, congratulations to you, Ryan. because they weren't afraid to speak out. It's not easy to face the horde. So I definitely respect him. And I think that Everyone understands it. My idea is a team of rivals. So I want to understand well-intentioned people.

Ryan is not a troll. It really isn't. He is expressing things he believes in. sincerely. I think that's good. I think everyone needs to understand the better arguments from the opposing side. AND then, in the things they have reason, agree immediately. And in the things they are wrong about then they will sharpen their own thought to better understand where they come from. Anyway, I respect it. And I'm grateful to both Ryan and Drew. Well, I don't think they see the world. equal. I, for one, do not see the world just like neither of them.

But I have great respect for them and I They matter as human beings. So, For me, that creates a much different dynamic. more interesting. It's something I stole completely from Lincoln, who created it that he called a team of rivals in his cabinet, trying to get people whom he believed to be intelligent and sincere, but he didn't see things the way he did I saw them, and that was if I was lucky. It would eliminate more of their blind spots. Well, anyway, that's the strategy of the series.

It's like Crossfire with three generations . Yes, it's interesting. I think Drew and We are offended that you said three generations, perhaps due to different reasons, but we're almost there, i guess. I am the grandfather in this case, but You are the grandfather. That's just how it is. You're Uncle Tom, sir. No, look, Uncle Toma, Grandpa is a A little harder to swallow, but still increasingly precise. And I also want to say that the charlatans, Tom, Drew and I see their supportive comments. So, if Do they ever feel that they are being buried, we see their things.

So, Thank you for all your kind messages. Highly appreciated. He The next one, made by LA, has a wave different. Ryan's bible is the The Communist Manifesto Wanna Look, Ryan, speak for yourself. But I certainly haven't caught on to that vibe. . Neither I haven't even read it, so no I could tell you what it says. Here I will explain everything, and like him It's here, obviously it can Correct me if I'm wrong. This is my Internal reading about Ryan. Ryan is very creative. Creative people They tend to be very open.

They tend to to be deeply empathetic and part of what makes them so good at the Creativity is that they can to teleport into another's mind person, so they are very good at The theory of mind, and Ryan sees the suffering, he really feels it suffering and wants to do things to get rid of him. I have the feeling that that Ryan would agree with that part. What it will be in The disagreement, perhaps, is that I believe Youth is difficult. Simply It takes a long time to accumulate enough encounters with cause and effect as if to begin to say: "I feel this But it doesn't actually give the results that I want," and over time you begin to refine your thinking.

Remember, my My experience is in film, so I am very open in that sense. For To write, you must be able to adopt the theory of mind. People with the The person who used to work for me used to make fun of me because they saw me as a liberal sentimental. So it was over time that I tried to map the cause and that effect that I began to focus more and more more on personal responsibility, etc., etc. Anyway, that's my map. Ryan's mental state. Yes, I would say it is.

brilliant. I mean, People always ask me what I only I'm a guy who's guided by the policies. I don't give a [ __ ]. no match. [ __ ]. Both parties. I am an expert in politics. I am a expert in numbers. Anyway, last one Talk for now. Jonk Ragnis says that Mao's Great Leap Forward is for everyone in Riverside, San Francisco, Detroit, Seattle, Minneapolis, St. Paul Tampa, San Diego, Denver, Orlando, Charlotte, Baltimore, St. Louis, St. Antonio, Austin, Portland, Sacramento, Pittsburgh, Nashville. Well, at least he's being thorough.

Okay, I guess I'll add a little bit of color to what he means by that. So the Great Leap Forward was, Basically, we have to eliminate our past history. We have to go beyond. We need to focus on what is needed to move forward and, therefore So much so, all the old things, as they called them, It has to disappear. So the people who hold old beliefs, old cultures, old traditions, All of that has to disappear. So that we're going to do things my way or to the road, and the road is that I'll starve to death.

until death or shooting you in the face. And I'm going to do it in large quantities. And if, We can't have people with outdated ways of thinking. And yes, because Unfortunately, it didn't work and ended up the lives of a lot of people, and Finally, Mao died, and the next generation of Chinese leaders maintained the name communism because there was so much hype that it's simply not worth it. turn around and say: "Actually, no, Psychopath, just kidding, all that was "Bad." "Uh, they adopted the idea that they didn't I don't care if it's a white or black cat ...as long as it catches mice.

So that all we want is to move forward in a positive way. And there's no need to To dismiss Mao, one simply needs to understand Well, he tried a few things, They didn't work, so now we're going to try new things. Pretty wild. Unfortunately, he left the door open. to a Xi-type figure, which is much more Maoist in his leadership style that the previous leaders. So now We'll see how it turns out. But Well, to draw that parallel with the far-left leaders who They have a very blank slate philosophy similar is probably the most Easy to summarize, where it's as if everyone was equal at birth.

AND So if you're getting Mixed results, it's because you have a broken system. Unfortunately, life He's going to teach them in a very aggressive that that is not true. Not everyone We are equal from the point of view From the perspective of skills, we are equal from a perspective of values ​​in terms of human life and dignity and all that, but we are not equal in terms of skills and capabilities. Therefore, that will already be generate disparate results. So, Not all cultures are the same in terms of the results that produce.

And then, you put those two together. things, and suddenly you realize it Ryan is saying that the politics is ultimately what the only thing that matters. And the things that bundles produce knowable results, Or at least you do something and you can see it that actually happened. And, for Unfortunately, they've been making a show of it. fat because we've been so safe and prosperous for so long time that people don't really He is facing reality. It's very strange. They can continue without confronting each other. or not accepting what reality tells them he says, and instead go on with Things that sound good, feel good, but which ultimately produce horrible results.

But it will take a long time, sorry, to see all that develops in reality. And for Then it will be a little late. But This is the idea behind the fourth turn. So, and I hope Ryan has reason. And their generation is going to be the generation that becomes a group of tough, disciplined bastards and hard. That's what I want desperately. And you can see that clip on the channel of clips. Good. Is it working properly? Uh, it's one of the best working ones, So go upload it.

Come on. Come on. Hey, you have a link. Leave the link in somewhere. Go see it, guys and girls. Very good. We need to talk about education system in the United States. First we talked about New York, then we talked about some of the universities. Now, the University of California, in an article in the New The York Times has basically admitted that has lowered its standards. Let's break this down for ourselves, Thomas. This is crazy. The figures They come from the Burning Glass Institute, According to the Wall Street Journal, for the workers between 22 and 34 years old without university degree, unemployment It has rarely been lower in recent times two decades.

So, basically, It went from: "Hello, everyone in United States, the only thing you have What to do is go and get a degree. Everything will be alright for you. "Everyone has said: 'I did what I was told to do would do. I went and got an education university student. I assumed all the debts. Now I'm out and I can't do anything about it "They've been at it for a long time." And people have been taking a long time insisting that "they listen, go to the university is not useful in itself.

The goal of going to university is prepare yourself for the real job market by turning your potential into really useful skills. For Therefore, we need what is essentially an indicator of intelligence quotient, which are the SAT exams. And, in a way, it is of expect your grades from institute tell us how disciplined it is You are, how willing you are to do work and adhering to a system, to get up, arrive to class on time, Doing the work, all that. So, If you add up the grades of institute to your SAT scores, That's an indicator of who really He's going to be successful at university, from so that we only incorporate people that they will really be able to take advantage of These 4 years to go and find a I work better and am able to cope the debts.

And instead, what we did It was saying that the university should be available to everyone. Everyone should be {quote}{ unquote} in the elite class. We began to overproduce elites who in They don't actually have useful skills. We started lowering the bar in the institute so that the grades of institute don't mean much. Have a very worrying amount of people who are not capable of graduate from high school with competence in mathematics or reading, which is absolute madness. As if you were even angrier with the their parents' generation.

That is utterly absurd. It dates back to this blank slate hypothesis Hey, everyone starts out the same way and You know, if we get bad results , then the exam must be discriminatory. And all that is nothing more What nonsense. Some children go to to be super-bright, super-capable, super disciplined, ready to start raised in a family that reinforces That, and others don't. And then, if the The joke is that Asians dominate So that's the joke. [ __ ]. And if you want to be on the other side So, you have to say, "?" What are they doing right?

"" Have to begin adopting those beliefs, those cultural trends, so that If they say, "Hey, we need you to efforts. We need you to study further. We need the schools to help us "Demand real accountability." So that's what we have to do. But the problem is that we have rejected all that, and now to the young people with university degrees They fare worse in terms of employment. They are looking at unemployment figures record, while people without a university degree they are looking at record employment figures.

Now, for In summary, I think there is also a cultural change, in which, being Frankly, as an employer, I no longer think at university as a great filter mechanism that tells me: "Oh, You went to an Ivy University League. Great, you must be very bright "Now I think, 'I know about this, man.'" . These guys have been lowering their standards, burdening you with a a staggering amount of debt and without force you to do well on exams to "to be able to graduate." They continue to decline standards.

It's crazy. Now is how to go to university with all the administrative burden that makes it tremendously expensive, with the government of USA guaranteeing your loans university students so they can continue giving loans to anyone, although It's an absolutely terrible idea. for that person with their interests, skills and the title that is taking on that type of debt, He's always going to be in trouble. That's it. a recipe for absolute disaster. AND Now that entire system is designed basically to get money out of you, to go into debt with government backing and without taking into account whether you're going to have success or failure in the world.

They just want knowing that you will be able to generate enough cash so that that organization can continue growing. Remember, organizations They are like organisms and they have the drive to grow and acquire more resources in the same way that cancer does. And so, they will continue to grow and grow. until something stops them. I will say that What will stop that is that the government must stop guaranteeing loans to get banks started to be responsible and only lend money to young people who have real probabilities of obtaining a a title that allows them to obtain a I work much better because of what They learned at university and that they allow that debt to be paid.

Stop give it to people who don't. Yeah If we don't, the university will continue being a vampire. And the second thing is that We started to see things like this, where people who obtain degrees are in a worse position than the people who do not obtain them. It is a A pretty wild time. The tough The reality is that, in the world of global competition, if you're not good at a skill that the workforce You need it, you're going to have problems. By It saddens me greatly that the world is has become addicted to the culture of hustle.

If you think about the culture of bustle as if you wanted to see what to what extent can I convert my skills or to what extent my potential can become useful skills, and Then I'll implement that in the service about something that really excites me, TRUE? Don't accept a job you hate . Make sure you're on the right track correct to do something that really I care, and then I'll be the best I can. you can do that because you're going to compete worldwide level. And if other people are better than you, your company will end closing its doors to the market.

Therefore Therefore, it doesn't matter if you work in a company or if you created it yourself. You're leaving to stagnate in your career because only You can campaign for a while to get more and better deals inside of an organization before that organization weakens from within and then you can't defeat the people who arrive and do something new, fresh and innovative because in reality They are made up of people with useful skills. Yes, with the adoption of AI as well and how intelligence will now be decentralized, democratized, do you think that the university will have to change fundamentally, and we won't be able to have the same complete university system of K at the 12 years we have now?

Yeah. Yeah. Hyperaggressively. Mhm. Here's a quick announcement public service. I understand. The People are worried about AI. It's not that AI has nothing to do with it worry. I understand. But part of What you need to do right now is be so good at whatever it is that you amount that you can leverage AI. I have a new mental model for AI that I mentioned earlier in the program, But it's worth repeating. How much The smarter the person, the smarter they are. AI. AI will often give you a terrible answer at first, but If you know what to do, it will produce such good and extraordinary results that will make you cry.

It's very difficult For me, transmitting it is because I can give you specific examples of how it I am using. But those examples are so useful to me that they entail a massive emotional response. I get This result, if I were to give it to an average person who doesn't The things that matter to me matter, I would look at him and say, "Ah, "It's just a bunch of words." And I I would say, "What?" It's a level of quick organization of an idea that You can spread it quickly.

Is code that you can inject into something that you are building. It is the ability to create your own software that does something customized in a matter of hours. Is It's incredible what AI has already done. to increase someone's efficiency well trained. Now, if you are a idiot, and you just let the AI... Think for yourself, and you'll be limited in your ability to do so. such confusing ways that you will end up thinking: "Damn AI, I don't even have idea of ​​what he's saying "People." It's because AI is trained to screw everything up.

The form In the question you formulate it says: "Do you I'll give you a Reddit answer or I'll give you something from the Business School of Harvard? I'm not kidding. And then You're giving all sorts of clues in the way you provoke it. Drew, you're going to have to move away from the edge of the abyss because I'm going to give people a real example. And I want you to understand that. . Okay, I have what I would say is a I have a good eye for art, but I can't create it.

Something very frustrating in my life . Well, in Kaizen, one of the ways The reason I keep costs low is that I do all the first iterations of art because now I can do it with the AI. But with AI, so you can do it one idea, if you want to get a Your own style, don't worry, but just to be able to create something coherent. If you say, "I want it to look like this" "Okay? And your first impulse is going to be describe something you have already seen.

So I want it to look like whatever it is. , to Mario Brothers. And so it will be. Tea It will give something that resembles Mario Brothers. And then you'll launch yourself into the world. And you'll realize that everyone He makes fun of you because you're a little original. And they will say, "I've already seen it." This guy is just copying, right? ? "But if instead you understand things like what you really have to To do is to describe: "Well, I need a description of Mario Brothers, But it's a real one that I built in one of the first experiments.

It You'll understand. I need something with a height-to-head ratio of 9:1. I need something with sharp edges and narrow joints, a waist tall, long legs. "Okay, start to do that. Suddenly, the result was not It's exactly what you have in the head, but it is extraordinarily coherent and unique to you because You're describing things very specific ones you need. Now Imagine translating that into software or to a business idea. I teach entrepreneurship. And I often find myself so I tell my students everything time:" You should have "Conversations with AI." And they continue going back and asking myself questions that It's as if AI 101 were going to respond This is very fast.

And I think, "What What the hell is this disconnection? "." AND Then I realized that they don't have sufficient context in business to know how to overcome that first generic answer. And then, with the same damn intelligence commercialized, I can give you a an answer that is a thousand times better than the answers that may arise because not They know how to force it. They don't know the jargon. They don't understand cause and effect within a business. They don't know which ones These are the intellectual traps in the face of what really works in life real, what I call the struggle to business knife.

Okay, that's it. It means we all have to follow training. You can't go blindly to a four-year institution for obtain a degree and put the seal on it. It won't matter a [ __ ]. I really know will reduce to whether you can take advantage of the intelligence that you now have access. Your own and this box commercialized magic that exists here who has intelligence. And if we train People with shitty degrees because We believe the title itself matters, Those people will be around forever confused.

The reality is that now We all have access to intelligence scale. OK? It may not be smarter than you, but that's a lot more scalable. She is aware of all industries everywhere. Is Absolutely stunning. But not You can say without thinking, "Give me something." " You have to understand that. You have to be capable of resisting. You need to know how to express it, how to direct it to something specific. You need to know what rejecting it and how to refocus it. And if You do that, damn, the things you can They are crazy to do.

But instead, We are debating whether the Internet has been poisoned and we're simply not thinking clearly about what the nature of intelligence itself. How do you use it? Up to what point? Do I have to be intelligent? No You can abdicate your responsibilities . You have to go back to... Let's give it a try a new name. You have to go back to embrace what used to be known as a culture of hustle, which consists simply in translating your potential into useful skills. Well, that's all.

Well said. There is levels in the use of AI. It's not about just to incite... Very sure. Yes. Very well, we have to go back to Los Angels. Spencer Pratt has been in a diatribe trying to investigate frauds embezzlement, and He discovered something with the Authority of Services for the Homeless Los Angeles. On September 16, federal agents Two people were arrested in Los Angeles and accused a third person that She's a fugitive now because these guys... They're stealing a lot of money from you, the taxpayer.

This is crazy. This That's what happens when you spend on deficit. This is what happens when You just want the government to be every bigger and bigger. This is what happens when you throw incendiary bombs at a Tesla because Elon Musk started Doge and He wants to see where all the money is going. This is what happens when you don't You hold your politicians responsible for the real results because simply You can print more money. Create a level of fraud that is absolutely Amazing, and that's how you end up with a K-shaped economy because You're allowing people to enter in these programs and steal nonstop.

Now, the three types that are being legally prosecuted worked for or managed organizations paid non-profits to host to homeless people. These are three separate cases presented by a special group of the Department of Justice, which is built specifically to pursue the money from homeless people. Now Well, anyone who sees this should to understand that there is a fraud underway. As prima fascia, at first glance, it is evident. If you're investing hundreds of millions of dollars to solve a problem and as you invest money to solve it, the problem is It makes it bigger, so it's clear.

that money is not the solution and People are stealing it, they are They are laundering money. something. But we need to start calling call things by their name. This is a craziness. If you invest money and it gets worse, So money isn't going to solve the problem. problem because people are going to say:" Oh no, no, no, this is because of the economy "." That It is a absolute stupidity. That's not what It's happening here. We have created a industrial complex for people without home. It was easy to see from the principle that this organization, the organization, it was going to grow because that That's what organizations do.

They are trying to get more assigned to them resources and they won't go bankrupt. So, At first glance, you know it's not going to work. Now, Michael Young, which is the biggest of all of this, is the founder of an organization without Culver City's profit motive called Home at Last. Since 2019, his The organization has raised more than 118 millions of dollars in funds Public officials and prosecutors say that It cost more than $7.5 million through fake suppliers. We're talking about fake offers, forged signatures, companies that not even They don't even have employees or a address.

! Oh my God! And yet we continue to issue checks These guys are huge. We're talking from bank accounts that who knows who even controls this. And according to the complaint filed by the Department of Justice, the money allocated to commercial real estate, Luxury holidays, restorations of vintage cars and over 1 million dollars to, get ready, open a disco. It's crazy, man. And the the fact that people don't want to get involved in this and finding the fraud, that is to say , if a politician is working actively against the legislation to make fraud make it as obvious as possible, that That person is your enemy.

So, all the Stop Nick Shirley Act, all those who Those who voted for her are your enemies. This It's crazy. We need to be able to find out what's going on. And even If that irritates some people along the way, It's much better if we do it. That's a lot. It's better that we have people being criticized on YouTube only for Discover, wait, wait a second. Because there was a guy Nick Shirley He investigated and that guy said, "I'm not leaving to present. I'm not going to any of them.

part. I didn't do anything wrong. I will return "Delighted." Nick was like, damn Okay, fine. That's the kind of energy that I want to see. Have journalists who hold these responsible people who do journalism research from yesteryear, that They really try to get to the bottom of what is happening. If we try There's a reason why hiding that We have protections for journalists. in the United States, because we need people who are the guardians that Call out lies when you see them. And if we have legislators who try to make that impossible, that literally screw every last one of they.

That's crazy. The economy the K-shaped curve is due to the expenditure deficit, because we continue printing money to cover this. Letting fraud happen doesn't hurt to the rich. This is how it works K-shaped economy. The rich They say: "Yes, great, that's fine, whatever be. I will pay my taxes and then I'll see how my investments increase." "So who does that hurt?" To people who don't understand how The investment works. This is a Crazy, dude. If you want to protect the person, to the little person, to someone who is struggling to get there At the end of the month, be disciplined.

fiscally. Make sure that each dollar that is supposed to end helping someone eat, go to help that person eat. This is crazy. It's crazy. You know, I'm conflicted because I feel We want to get to the bottom of this, But are we really that complicated, with more NGO, with everyone on both sides involved, that we are not going to get A real straight line? Or is it? Of course. We need someone external factors that expose it. Well, a journalist is an outsider, yes. to expose that kind of thing, but The reality is, how are you going to solve this?

This problem? You're going to solve it making people assume the personal responsibility, reducing your social safety nets, no spending 47% of your dollars federal programs in these things. The People need to understand that they have to taking care of herself. And that's the reality. If people knew they could get things for free. I just got a clip. Unfortunately, I saved it in my personal file for when it would need. I didn't think I'd get out today, But there was a guy in Portland who He basically said that he wanted to make sure we finished defunding the police.

And the The woman said to him, "Well, wait. What What do you do when people say there is Violent crime in the streets? ". AND He said, "I want to put an end to the violent crimes, taking care of people "From the cradle to the grave." And I told him I said, "Holy [ __ ], my God. Wait, no, that's all. That's my clip. How are you are you? Damn, Drew. Come on. Here it is. Okay, listen to this. ? What is your first response to the PPA, ask you to resign?

Well, I think that proves it once. more than the PPA is not up to par the situation in Portland. 82% of the Portland residents voted in favor of strong accountability police. And I think that's what we should Remember that yes, those tweets were spicy, but they were produced in the context of a period in which the Portland police attacked with tear gas, he hit, beat and assaulted journalists every night in the city ​​of Portland. Yes, yes. That's it where the real damage lies. I don't know It's about me.

It's not about African swine fever. That's crazy. Okay, this is the correct type, but the wrong clip. There's a clip where it says legitimately that we have to take care of the people and I quote from the cradle to the tomb. That's absolutely insane. People become lazy. No contributes. This has been attempted once and again. That's why all the municipalities They fail because they run into the problem of freeloaders. You have to have people to protect against freeloaders . Now, you need to have people who Protect yourself from those who are idiots and They simply say, "Well, I'm You're winning, so [ __ ] off.

No "It matters to me." You need both. And when you have one or the other and not the dynamic tension between both, you have pathology. And the fact that these people are unable to think clearly is so harmful to tissue our society. You can't take care of people from the cradle to the grave. That's why rich kids They often implode completely. No They have to earn the things they They receive. They acquire a sense of right and, in reality, they do not have the skills or ability to care of themselves.

You can't raise a a nation of children who expect the The government should take care of them in everything moment. You need to have a network of safety to prevent someone from falling forgotten, but an expectation massive that they will correct things immediately and they will return to the road correct. You have to take the people with mental illnesses the streets. You can't let them walk around there. You need to have controls and balances for that. If someone is created...If someone has committed a crime, whether he has an illness mental or No, it doesn't matter.

They have to Serve your sentence, it's that simple. Yeah Do you want to lock people up with mental illnesses in other types of prison, I completely agree, But the reality is that people They have to pay a huge fine to to leave the streets for committing a crime, regardless of the reason for the who committed the crime. Well, yes, absolute madness. When I hear that kind of crazy, I think these People are really stupid, what This means they have a framework of reference so broken that it cannot be trusting them to make any decisions.

But we need to get back on track society so that the United States to prosper again, which is very possible, but it is a consequence of the changes in our attitudes cultural. I think that when the movement emerged to defund the police, He deviated slightly from his course, I don't know where he is right now. But I want Show this chart right now, because when it started and she called me Attention, this was the frame that They used. While they can see in its screen that 3.6 billion are for The police, the next ones are 1,500 Millions for firefighters, next That's 1.1 billion for sanitation and then everything else disappears.

So, just the amount disproportionate spending for the police compared to the the entire budget. For me, This is more so that we can better balance the budget, We can give them 2 billion instead of 3.6 billion. Do you understand what I mean? There are certain things that We can board there. I think people are addressing the right problem in the right place mistaken. So, what if We all talk about making policies that lead to a situation where less is needed Police presence? Then, we see, well , when you are about to do something, Has anyone done this before me?

What does it look like? And that way you'll have a lot of different options on the table. You will be under police surveillance broken windows, you'll have what they are doing in El Salvador. You will have a Plenty of options on the table. AND You'll be saying: "Well, these have produced tremendous results where "We've had much less crime." Now Now we enter the debate of whether some of these things go beyond the moral lines we don't want transfer. And you only have to look at the reality of police surveillance.

By Therefore, it is entirely possible that what What people really want is that pay the police more so that get better results. That is to say, If what worries us is violence, Okay, how do we make sure we can resolve these situations without so much violence? Therefore, should we Investing more money in technologies not lethal that can incapacitate the an attacker in an instant? If we invest In that, I bet there are things that we could make them really effective. Now, again, there will be questions about whether we want that use microwaves on the head to incapacitate them.

Hey, let's have that debate. But I just want to reduce This is at the level of cause and effect. Now Well, one of the things that people The question that needs to be asked is why The United States has such a high index high incarceration rates, TRUE? So, you have to put everything That's on the table. We want to have those conversations, but where people the conversation is having level of "I just don't want to see, eh" You know, violence between officers police and the people who are trying to catch." But now that The images from the cameras are displayed.

bodily functions, we are seeing more and more more, yes, that mother, the guy who They just shot him; he was attacking him. with a knife. So, a large part of the vision that people had about The police doing crazy things is due to that it's dangerous to be a police officer. And so, With body cameras, I think It was a big announcement. And it will be It will be interesting to see how often This was completely unjustified. Can we solve it with a better training? Or is it simply not The police simply attract a aggressive person with tendencies violent that it simply does not have fear of conflict and, therefore, This, you know, just attracts that What type of person?

And then, it's okay. What do we do in those situations? But we have to instead of turn it into a slogan about Defunding the police, something Totally absurd when you have the problem of violence in all our streets. Therefore, it's like if you first had to see that the Crime is decreasing. Then you can start saying, "Well We don't need so much money allocated "To the police, like right now." "But start simply by reducing the police presence, there is no data that demonstrate that this is an effective way to solve this problem.

So, if If anyone has it, let them propose it. But When we look at El Salvador, which It's one of the best examples, it's so dramatic. It's so radical. I insist, I understand that people resist in in terms of morality. But he gave us a natural experiment that says that, if You commit a crime, you get locked up, simple as that And simply put, and then the crime collapses. Well, that's the kind of things we really need to have in account. It's one of those things, like you were saying to at the level of policy, the lack of Housing is not a crime, among others.

quotation marks. So, when you see a Lots of campsites and stuff like that, the People say that its funds should be taken away. to the police, but we have them all These homeless people. It's not that the The police are not doing their job. It's not a crime that can be check. So, Well, I don't agree with that and I'll say that what you have right now is that you're allowing people... You're changing the laws so that it's a bigger problem. So, if you think I am among the homeless.

trying to protect two things. I'm trying to protect from danger, so I don't want people without home come into contact with the child average person who only tries to go to the school and they call it aesthetics, the beautification that makes the people feel involved in their neighborhood, safe in their neighborhood, that they enjoy their neighborhood, etc. So, now you begin to undo of the laws against camping, which They are actually laws against homeless people. And so, now You facilitate the lack of housing, therefore which is not as difficult as before.

Nobody is harassing you. So, now there is less pressure to get off the streets and go back to a job or whatever. It also becomes a form of consumption uncontrolled drug use. And then, Now, when you facilitate consumption of safer drugs instead of saying:" It is illegal to consume drugs in the first place. place, and it is doubly illegal because You do it in public, so we're going to Arrest you, we're going to put you in jail. prison, "so that, at the very least, with Good luck detoxing while you're there.

in prison. But if you manage to find drugs in jail, to The less you'll be off the streets. AND So, to say, I have a greater responsibility to protect neighborhood as a whole that if it were compassionate towards the person who, because Unfortunately, it is an extreme tragedy that someone becomes addicted to drugs. Remember, I don't think people They have free will, so neither I'm not even saying that person He chose to use drugs, but you have than to treat her in a way that cause and effect come into play.

So if they use drugs and don't... I make it difficult for them by locking them up, telling them they can't be here, Then they will do it everywhere. AND So, now the neighborhood begins to decline. People don't feel safe, they're not safe, and then You fall into that vicious cycle. AND So, where I see this is that at the People find it difficult to differentiate between... I feel it is a profound tragedy that This person has become addicted to drugs. I don't even blame them for become addicted to drugs.

It's part of it of how the human psyche works. The drugs were available, They probably have traumas emotional ones, they can also have personality deficits or deficits intelligence, and then they see absorbed by this negative spiral which stinks terribly and I feel absolutely fatal. But nevertheless, my greatest responsibility is to the collective. And then, that person It has to be removed from the streets, spot. And then, once you stop Do that, once you think they You owe something bigger, then you fall in a spiral of madness.

And that's it. Where are we now. So, do I think that we owe to the people responsibility to stop the flow of Are there drugs in the country? Of course. ? I believe we owe it to the people responsibility to ensure that people cannot get drugs in the Does prison function de facto as a A place to clean up? Of course. There is many problems that we can tackle to make it more humane to take out the people from the streets, but you can't to say: "Well, they could contract a disease if they share needles that we're going to give them needles.

Get out "From here." It's crazy. Consume Drugs are a bad thing. Has negative consequences. People He will learn not to do those stupid things. Don't make this any easier. easier to get their way. Is like saying, "Hey, look, the guys from 14 years old growing up in this neighborhood They have a tendency to get involved in high-speed car chases speed, and they are dying in unusual amounts, so we have to make sure that the money of the taxpayers are allocated to adapting the cars that are more likely of being stolen with roll cages and quality harnesses.

"Like, what about?" What the hell are you talking about? To prevent that These kids steal the [ __ ] cars. AND It's just... Yes, I feel bad because a 14-year-old boy grows up in a neighborhood Where is that happening? Yeah. We should find ways to solve it? Yes. May I suggest a an educational system that is not for [ __ ]? But you don't spend the money on taxpayers in building better roll cages and harnesses because the Kids could steal the [ __ ] cars. It is a level of total backwardness to which We have arrived at the housing shortage.

Yes. It's interesting because if you go to different cities of Los Angeles, it You can see it almost immediately. It's illegal. In Beverly Hills, it's illegal; in Glendale, it's illegal. It is illegal in downtown Los Angeles Angels. So, naturally, there It's where people migrate. And I, who live In both places, I can see that never I've had to deal with people without home. It had never been a common occurrence. So far, there may be someone outside my door and be like:" Oh, "Okay." It's the same city, the same jurisdiction.

Except they are municipalities different places and things like that. So that, Yeah. And it has a huge impact. It is a craziness. Okay, We need to move on to Lindsay's trial. Clancy, because now the entire jury is being exposed. This is a statement he made to NewsNation. No I had no doubt while I was trying explain the different theories possible during the deliberation. Me they constantly interrupted as if I had doubts based on the evidence present. Based on all the physical evidence, key witnesses and what the prosecution is presenting, I thought which were sufficient proof that She, Clancy, knew exactly what I was doing and planning.

Michael P. That's Ronville. So we need to back off a little bit . Okay, we have a jury at the trial. by Lindsay Clancy. If you don't remember Who is she? She strangles her three children. until death with a rubber band . He doesn't deny it. He said, "I did it." "AND No one is arguing whether he is guilty or not. It They're discussing whether he lost his mind and Should he go to prison or not? And what What terrified me when I read this was that, in First of all, people were harassing to this jury, right?

Which is not They should do it. I think it's already illegal. And people go after this type because supposedly, according to the other jurors supposedly resisted, that He admitted that he had reasonable doubts and that he was just being stubborn because to be stubborn. And then finally it doxxing, and not in a good way, but rather the pressure campaign is so relentless that people finally find out who he is. They doxxed him. And so has forced him to break his silence. AND Basically what he's saying is:" Dude, he's guilty.

He strangled these "Children until death." As if not. you were going to be able to convince me to say that she didn't, that she didn't have the self-control when I believe that Yes, I did have it." And then what he said was that all the other jurors They were acting as activists. That That's what makes me super paranoid. We are now in a populist moment where everyone is so convinced that he is right that He wants to take over society and simply say: "We have to do it In this way, and if I have to subvert justice to achieve it, then the end justifies the means, and I'm going to do it." That's extremely dangerous.

If I see someone who is I agree with me, who wants To subvert the system, right? Let's take Our government, for example, It has all these controls and balances to ensure that that kind of things don't happen. They want subvert it because it's like: "Well, But we're right, aren't we?" "I I would immediately show a negative response. towards that person and what is trying to do it because I'm worried about the everyone's tendency towards the authoritarianism, including myself. By That's it, I don't want anyone to have that kind of thing of absolute control.

It's crazy. AND, By the way, someone wrote me a message that said something like:" Tom You're not being honest because "You run a company like a dictator." "Yeah, [ __ ], because I have all the a market that will leave me without a business if I make the wrong decisions. Therefore Therefore, there is a check and balance. When you have the government, you can defraud taxpayers and pay for the biggest nonsense of history, and then inflate the currency like crazy through deficit spending and then, little by little, force someone future generation of children to deal with with this.

That's a whole new level different from malevolence, man. He the fact that I'm going bankrupt and have Keep in mind that if I go bankrupt, I'll lose a lot of money. To my The employees were paid the entire time, But I'll lose a lot of money. So yes, since I'm the one who's in risk, I'm going to run the company as That's better for me because I'm the one who wins. or loses. And if I lose, well, that's life. bad for me. You can't manage a government like that.

That's crazy. By Therefore, the fact that people don't can differentiate between those two things It's like, kids, make contact with the reality. Find out why a A company is different from a country, because They are different for gigantic reasons. Anyway, it's crazy that Now people are acting as activists, that jurors act as activists . It's crazy. Find out what it does that a government functions. Because The United States has had the Longer-lasting constitution? I don't know why What am I saying, that word seems so... difficult.

Why has the United States has had the longest-running Constitution? Why have we been able to generate the richest nation on Earth? There is answers. This is no mystery. We can understand how it came to be So. And it came to be because of the principles fundamental principles on which it was founded the country, and one of them is the individual. The individual is the layer correct analysis. Lindsey Clancy It's not about the women of the future. Lindsey Clancy is about Lindsey Clancy. He killed his [ __ ] children.

And if You don't imprison people like that, you're going to have a big problem on our hands, because what we are indicating to society is Look, if you had a bad day, it's what it is. Don't worry, girl, I'll... We cover it. I saw a woman who was going through a difficult time. Yes friend, I saw a clip where a woman said: Lindsay, I know you may never see This clip, but I just want you to know "You're a hero to me." That's it a date.

You're a hero. About what What the hell are you talking about? She is not a heroine, she is a psychopath who He strangled his three children until kill them. Now, to be human is tough, and Lindsay Clancy has, Obviously, a bad streak of genetics, or Lindsay Clancy went through something in her life that broke something in his psyche. That's [ __ ], man. There you have it But by the grace of God, I don't I consider it superior. Damn, dude, today He himself could have an accident car, suffer trauma cranioencephalic and become Phineas Gage, in a raging psychopath.

And it wouldn't be because I had done anything something bad. It just is what it is. But if I go around stabbing people People on a train, arrest me. So Put me in jail. That's the harsh reality. And the fact that the People can't separate the heartbreaking heartbroken feeling when you see someone going through this but still That's why you have to lock her up. It is a Madness, man. People have to clarify these things or we'll go some very dark place. Yes, my favorite story of the deliberations is when they were While arguing, he grabbed the band of exercise, she tied it around the water bottle and began to strangle the water bottle to show the People: "You are...This is what She did." Like, and like she did in front of everyone.

It's crazy but one Crazy, dude. I don't think I've ever seen a case like that. that the jury is being investigated, ridiculed. People are taking out to bring up things from his past, all because ... By the way, greetings to this guy. Well, the ability to cope The pressure, most people don't He can do it. They really can't. uncle. Peer pressure is a craziness. Read the book Ordinary Men. He the fact that he was able to say: " Look, this is what I believe, and I'm going to to keep it, and if these guys are going to act like activists, I'm not going to fall for it In that regard, and I'm going to say what I think "That's true." And that's all there is to it.

Any of us can wait when he resorts to the legal system, that is a jury full of people who Do they really believe they have to be objective, which cannot follow the current of what everyone says, And God forbid, let them be left alone to be guided by collective thought. Humans individually are incredible. Humans as a group give fear. Okay, let's move on to Neuralink, where There is some good news. A pretty one The tweet is a surprise. Let's listen to it . ? That? Sex break.

I think we have to give people some context, especially because the beginning of this The clip is half dead. If you look at the On the screen, you'll see what looks like a noise pattern. That noise pattern It's Neuralink. In other words, Neuralink is a brain-computer interface. This reading the thoughts of this type, Okay? And if you look at the screen, it seems that...if you are old enough, You'll remember that televisions when They weren't receiving a signal, simply they switched to static noise. It looks like a There's some truth to that, but there are real patterns in that data, and AI is so powerful that can read the patterns in that data and know what words he is trying to say.

And then, what you're seeing I think it's a marriage. This man has completely lost its ability to talk. I don't know if he has ALS or what, but they have been able to connect to the brain of this child, man. This is one of those exciting things that They go from being non-verbal to being verbal. So, what you're about to To witness is that moment when your wife hears for the first time computer speak on your behalf after to read their brainwaves and discern exactly what is trying to say.

This is crazy. ? That? Wait, are you thinking the Words? And are they appearing? I love you. Oh my God. Dude, it's really amazing to think how big this has become technology. That's cattle. Think about How far it has come already technology and how far it will go. Again, you are experiencing a biological experience. There is no kind of mystery in your brain or maybe You could call it a mystery, but mystery in the sense that it still We don't know what it is. It's not that it's a magical power.

They are patterns, shots neural, and when the technology it reaches the point where it is advanced enough to being able to map those things, suddenly It seems much less magical and it seems much more realistic, and we can, literally, reading the minds of people. Now, having said that, that it becomes something terrifying for many people. The idea that that type He's just thinking, and the computer isn't He has no idea what he's thinking. The computer knows the exact words that he is thinking, even a small stuttering.

This is... This is revolutionary in the most exciting way possible. So I couldn't be more... excited to see that it is producing this type of progress. Give I'm very scared to think that we could they become trapped inside our brains. And well, yes, the fact that These guys help people, that's right truly extraordinary. Okay, we need to move on to this story. of Hyrox. It's been kind of exploding. It's been a while now. But Hunter McElroy Hyrox won the race in Beijing after becoming seriously ill halfway through the event.

? Sick? By sick I mean that she had explosive diarrhea. As you can see, She has diarrhea all over her legs and When I told Tom this story For the first time, Tom said, "Of course Yes, it's super extreme. That's ok". "But some are being mentioned health issues related to the event. Further He left late and apologized. We see that This happened earlier in the event, so that still had other things that do. You had other things to pick up. and all those other things, but I wanted I'm telling you this because this continued I've been putting it off, but I want to talk about it.

. Yes. Now, here's the thing. Okay, listen, you really have to be careful with the issues sanitary facilities like that one. That's not something that can be ignored. Now then, I will say that Leaving that aside, we have lost much as a society. We really have lost the celebration of people who try very, very hard. And you can Imagine yourself in an extreme situation, Imagine you have a firefighter and the The firefighter faces something overwhelming and It goes through something like this. I understand by What people say: "Look, in a I don't love competition.

Are putting people at risk of spread diseases." But when We turn to the most people radicals we have to maintain united the integrity of society, We have to celebrate that those people be able to find a gear in his mind. It's been interesting to see the public, for example, respond to someone like David Goggins, who is a of the most extraordinary minds that I have known in terms of ability of suffering, of focusing on the horizon which he is trying to reach and be capable of getting there and overcoming it.

AND that we are losing the will to Celebrating it, I think, is very harmful for society. That's why wanting to see that this march exists in all our minds, that all of us, in the right scenario, we should wanting to believe that we are capable of that. And when we see that in action, We should be able to say, "Well, look, It's kind of disgusting that he did it in a competition, but it's incredible "This woman obviously has a She has enormous discipline and is very motivated.

can overcome pain and suffering . Ah, that's a great quote. I don't remember whose it is, but the kicker is that He says: "I wish pain upon my friends, suffering and failure because will prove that the only thing that matters "It is in life that one endures." I remember thinking, "Oh, God." Like that, even now, just to retract That gives me the creeps. It is a Such an extraordinary idea that we're all going to... to face pain and suffering immeasurable at some point of our life.

And the question is, how Do we respond? And if we collapse, Man, you have to use that for rebuild because you should take responsibility for being able to overcoming those things and wanting those moments that make you stronger and to truly answer the only a question that ultimately It matters: does one resist? And so, for For me, that's that story. And I, for my part For one thing, I'm not willing to stop to celebrate that people are capable to find that path within themselves to overcome the discomfort and give realize that people break down mentally and emotionally long before that they physically collapse.

That was a quote from Friedrich Nietzsche. . That's a good one. Come on. So, when life gives you a [ __ ], great find. Go on, He continues working. Yeah. When I take it all down your legs and may life give you explosive diarrhea, He continues working. Greetings to RFK Lettuce. There it is. Oh my God. Okay, we have some chats great. Yes, we have them. First, Blake Bullion says: "There's no way that map Nick the way he You do it and then map Hasan as something more than an individual who hates the Americans and who benefit from capitalism while attacking it time." Wait, wait.

Wait. There's no way map Nick as he is in the end. Yes, it's me. He's with me. HE Were you referring to me? Yes, because remember I said that Nick it's a neo-Nazi. Oh, oh, oh, is he talking? from you? Yes, yes. Finally he tells Ryan. Oh, okay. Should we start? again because I thought I was pointing at me and I was very confused ? No no. Probably I should have started with Ryan, that's it. I feel. There's no way to map Nick How do you do it and then map to Hasan as something more than an individual who He hates Americans and that he benefits from capitalism while it attacks at the same time.

Personally, I think Hasan has bad intentions. I agree with what Hasan said. bad intentions. Is there anything that Do you want to board there? I think they both like the United States Joined. I think they both have different perspectives on how to encourage it and I tend to think that Hassan He's less problematic than Nick Fuentes And I'll leave it at that. Okay, here we go. Uh, Lyrith Valeth Valthear says Lyrith, wait, we haven't had Lyrith news in one minute. That What's up, friend? Welcome back.

Hey, another one for me. Hey, honesty, genuine politics, I believe, gives coincidence that the policy that Ryan Hassan and the DSA adopt and support. . We need Ryan to talk more about the DSA. Boost super chats like this one. Exactly. Come on. Come on. ? Do you need to piss off the chat? Is that the objective here? Uh, that's not the goal, but if the Honest, huh? Take what you have. We'll take it then. Is Good for debate. Hey, Blake Bullion. Oh, thank you again Blake Bullion.

So, 40 in total for Blake Bullion. Thank you. Please check the reactions for me follow-up to my previous super chat. The super chat was not sending. He told me that he edited even though it was below of the character limit. This, uh, It was fine. YouTube censorship. Believe that we discovered the problem. We have a YouTube filter that filters things and is a filter from before my time. So that probably just has to review it and verify some words because it blocks things like videos and Things like that because people send things as...

So, do we have their other...? That was the one I... The chances of Nick Fuentes Saying that he is radical and racist is so high like Hasan [ __ ] try to destroy the US from within while benefiting from capitalism and our freedoms. A clear example from a bad presenter. Oh, wait, how much did that cost? super chat? That would be 60 then. No, no, no. This is...This is the one that doesn't He was able to overcome it. He simply rephrased it . It's probably because he called Nick Fuentes, radical and racist, and then He said that Hasan [ __ ] is trying to destroy the US from within.

So, that's racism, racism. terrorism. So, maybe that's why. YouTube is censoring. YouTube says: "Wait a minute. Three words." "Yeah . Fair. Anyway, yeah. Go on "Sending super chats." Kurt Stoffer says "Returning to Hasan Piker's segment I would like to say that killing "Terrorists is not genocide." I'm not going to play that. I'm not going to touch that, but That's as dumb as the last 90. Yeah. This is what I'm going to say about it. As a simple statement of fact, I am I agree with you, but in reality, what is happening on the ground In Israel, I think it becomes a a position that is very difficult to justify.

Now, it is obviously a topic extremely complex and the only a useful way to talk about him It is to delve into complexity and drag people to the part in the that we get in touch with how It's Hamas, let's be very specific, isn't it? How is Hamas behaving? are behaving in a way that lead to the well-being of their own citizens because at a given moment Were they chosen? And then be able to talk apart from that, okay, as if you had to go through it in different thought experiments.

So, thought experiment one, no They are in an open-air prison, They are creating their own problems. What does that look like? Thought experiment Number two: all this is just one response to being in prison open air, and if Israel were not doing what he's doing, then these guys wouldn't be behaving thus, and therefore these are really second-party consequences and third order of the way in which it is Israel behaving. And you have to be capable of thinking about both scenarios to try to triangulate which one It brings us closer to reality.

And that will require that you go far back in time to begin to consider and observe the form in which all this has developed, and Then I strongly encourage people to compare it with other situations very similar, and why is this in in particular it has developed in a very different. And then, what What I would warn everyone about is that if someone has a blank vision and Black, it's so simple, that's why everything the Ed Sheeran Macklemore affair for For me, it's like a cultural brain injury.

Absolutely, it's just people. saying, "Oh, this is so easy. Ed He's simply on the wrong side of the story." It's like, I'm willing to bet that Ed hasn't I've thought about this damn thing, so He has no idea, and he's very involved in It's a mess, because wanting everything to be the same world have an opinion on these doing things is reckless. I would say there are than letting people specialize in the areas where it will be specialize. And if someone tells you, Dude, look, I want to entertain the Folks, let me entertain.

Let it They entertain. Now, if You have a Muhammad Ali who says, I want to entertain you and I want to be Political commentator, great, let him be Let him do it. It's a very rare group of people, and if they can achieve it, it can to have a phenomenal impact. So, Let those people go and do it, but Oh my God, that's not a path to follow that most people are prepared because one is needed inhuman amount of effort to to form a conscious moral opinion, And I see a lot of people saying, "Oh, this It's genocide, and if you can't say which is genocide, then Direct "To hell with you." It's like, dude, First of all, this topic is ridiculously complicated, so Having someone on the sidelines saying, "No I know what the hell is going on." Make them Saying the shibboleth is ridiculous.

The Humans have a long history of forcing people to say shibboleths that end up not having any [ __ ] sense. So, whoever wants to to say: "I'm going to say no" to leave This is because I don't know what the hell I'm thinking. about this. "And then, that it exclude. And then, the people who be brave enough, if They want to go celebrate in Macklemore, because For example, because he is willing to adopt a political stance and Entertaining them is great. Go to Celebrate it, but damn it, let them people take an exit.

People don't needs to have an opinion about everything. That's all for super chats. Very good. Brilliant. There it is. Very good, guys. All. We love you very much. Happy Friday. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for to be here. It obviously means a lot. for us. Speaking of things that They mean a lot to me, business owners who invest in their businesses. Guys, yes please. You are the only ones That's why we have money from the taxes. So, on Thursday, the 8th October, I will do my best to 1:00 p.

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