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private communications just got released, I think, because I do have a history that I have communicated with more than one Fox host by digital means. So my private communications are now in play. Let me give you some advice. Do any of you use encrypted apps so you can stay out of trouble? How many of you use some kind of an encrypted app for communicating? Stop it. Stop it. Don't do it. If you're…
← Previous segment →n engineering problem where they just have to figure out how to iterate quickly. Well, apparently this big breakthrough — and I don't know the science behind this, I'll just read this — so for the first time a fusion reaction has achieved a record energy output exceeding the energy absorbed. So they're saying that they've achieved some fusion breakthrough, but I think what they really achieved, if you read the article, what they really achieved is a way to view it or to actually measure it, which apparently was something they couldn't do before because all these super hot reactions, you know, how do you know what's happening in there so you can adjust it? So they have some kind of mechanism now that they can see what they're doing and they can know if they're adding more or subtracting more. And apparently that just opens up a big highway toward getting it done. So I think this is further evidence that it's an engineering problem. We're down to iteration and testing and that's it. It's just innovation and testing.
Why are you saying something about Cernovich? Is there some Cernovich news today that I don't know about? Anyway, this breakthrough was just down the road from where I am right now at Lawrence Livermore Lab, practically walking distance. Someplace I've been. I've given a speech at Lawrence Livermore Lab. It feels kind of real to me because it's literally — I know people work there. It's just like right down there. And they've just right down the road have created maybe the most important technology of all time.
All right, I heard from a German high school teacher today, Connor Widmeyer. Connor might b
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e watching today, so hi Connor. And he tweeted this. He said, "I taught the user interface for reality." This is a micro lesson that I did on Locals. I can't remember if I did it publicly too, but I talked about how to use different filters or frames to view reality and how to potentially interact with reality. And Connor says he taught that lesson to his German high school today and he quoted par…
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