erything. And then turns out none of it's true. Yeah I guess she checked documentation. There's no documentation that connects them to the tribe. Now to her credit when she found out she apologized publicly. I'd call this perfect. That's perfect. This is the highest level of good adult behavior that you will ever see. It's not the mistake. The mistake was easy to make. If you start judging people by their mistakes it's a really terrible world because we're all making mistakes all the time. But judge her by what she did. How about we judge her by how she handled it. As soon as she found out, it looks like the story suggests there wasn't somebody who outed her. It looks like she found out on her own. So she looked for confirmation. She found there was none. She went public. You say she did not apologize. Why would she? What would be the point of the apology? It was just a mistake. And maybe whoever introduced that rumor into her family should apologize. But she was a victim. Does the victim have to apologize for being a victim of a hoax? I mean it wouldn't be an apology I'd want to hear. I wouldn't want her to apologize at all. I see no reason for apology. I see somebody who was in the situation and then handled it responsibly and exactly like you would want them to handle it. Oh so you're saying she didn't apologize. She admitted it publicly and you're making a point that it wasn't an apology. It was she just went public with it. Is that what you're saying? Because I'm, I didn't read all the details but I would almost guarantee there was an apology. So I'm going to call skepticism on your comment because without knowing for sure I'm positive there was an apology in there because the kind of person she is, right? Apparently she's a sensitive person who cares about the Native Americans and I'd be amazed, I'd be amazed if there's, you're saying I'm wrong and I hear you. I hear you. I just don't believe you. Okay I hear you. I don't think there's any chance she didn't apologize. Because how would you know? How would you know if she apologized? Were you privy to her conversations with the Native Americans that she talked to? How would you know? Are you privy to all their private conversations with her co-workers? Are you privy to, was there anybody who blamed her in person? Did she not apologize to anyone in person? Does she owe the mainstream media an apology? Why would she owe anybody an apology? Yeah all right. So I absolutely am skeptical that she didn't apologize. But if you're saying it wasn't public or the way you want, okay all right.

Khan Academy is rolling out some kind of AI-driven class thing. So now instead of just looking at videos which is the old Khan Academy model that would teach you all kinds of subjects you learn in school that you could use to supplement your schooling or do some homeschooling I guess, now it will be able to talk to you. So it will have a voice and you can ask it questions and you can interact with it and then it can teach you based on your specific situation. Now apparently this is one of the early things that the developers of ChatGPT were interested in because they had contacted Khan Academy a while ago to ask about this and it's being rolled out. I think this is the end of public school. What do you think? Or at least it's the signal that signals the beginning of the end. You say no. Now public school still needs a babysitter, right? Unfortunately people still need babysitters so not everybody can do homeschooling. But I think that the homeschooling is evolving, is it not? Aren't the homeschoolers evolving so that you do actually go to a place where there are other kids? So I think you could still add the group lesson situation. It's just a smaller group and the government's not in charge. So I think kids will still get the socialization. Parents will still be able to go to work, both of them if they want to. Ye