seem like an apology situation. That seems like I just have an opinion and somebody didn't like it so they fired me. I know I'm not supporting his opinion and I'm not attacking it. It's just a weird hybrid that he did not have bad intentions whatsoever. I think, can't tell what people are thinking really but it looked like that.

All right. Here's something I did that hasn't gotten me canceled and I think that that is hilarious. I tweeted this yesterday and where do you see how much attention it got? I tweeted this. I said have you ever seen an engineer, scientist or statistician argue that police are killing Black citizens at an alarming rate? Ask yourself why. Now do you see what I did there? Let me explain it because I think you see the general idea but there's a little bit more to it. The natural frame for our conversations about big stuff and the Black Lives Matter stuff is big stuff. Our natural frame is either the left versus the right or maybe Black versus white or Black versus non-Black. But our natural inclination is to just put things in this group versus that group which is terribly unproductive and also makes you stupid because you're not really using reason. You're just saying well what team am I on so I guess I support the team.

But what I did was reframe that. Instead of thinking it was Black versus non-Black or left versus right, how about people who know how to look at data versus people who don't? How about that? That's my frame. People who are trained to understand data and to analyze it versus people who don't. And so I put this on here and you would think that I would get canceled immediately for this but unlike Nick Cannon I think people are afraid of me meaning afraid to give attention to this point of view because you know if you gave attention to the point of view that the Black Lives Matter protests, the primary trigger not the only topic they have they have gen