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we would have talked about it forever, but we kind of would have accepted it. It was one person who caused two-thirds of the country to think the elections are rigged. Now that's my current belief without the benefit of any proof. Would you like to see my argument for why I believe that climate change is almost certainly a lie, and that our elections are almost certainly a lie, and that the war i…
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Now at a lower level of money maybe you can get away with stuff, but once you get to the big numbers, it's all lies. It's all lies.
Now let us develop that theme a little bit, shall we? So the fact that there's a Cambridge climate scientist who's coming out and saying that at least the alarm part of climate science is a lie, so that's fun. So it seems to me that the conversation about everything is now far more honest. Are you all seeing that? The effect with sort of the bounce back or the counter effect, it seems pretty strong. There's a whole bunch of people who seem to be able to say the truth now that couldn't. A lot more people can talk about the truth.
All right, here's some more evidence that we are living in a simulation. I watched a video this morning of a robot doing a series of tasks sort of autonomously. And have you ever noticed that the robots are all naked and they look kind of male? Like when you see a robot you never think female, do you? It's always a naked man. So this is how you know you're in a simulation. I'm watching this robot who looks like a naked guy, and it's being posted by the founder of the company that makes the robot, and his name is Brett Adcock. So as I'm looking at this naked male robot with no genitalia that was created by a guy named Adcock, I said to myself, AI robotics, I think is an archetype. If that's where he's from, I can't ignore that. I cannot ignore that.
So don't you imagine that buying a robot will be someday like buying a car? I was just shopping for a car, by the way. Do you know it's impossible to buy a vehicle? Has anybody tried to buy a vehicle? They don't let you do it anymore. I go to Toyota to buy a truck. There are none on the lot. They go, "Oh yeah, we don't really keep them here, but you can buy one that's in the pipeline." And I said, "Oh, will the pipeline have ones that have the features I want?" "Well, they all have different features." "Oh, so the odds of one that's in the pipeline that is not already bought, because people are buying them in the pipeline,
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one that's not already bought that also has the features I want, what are the odds of that?" "Well, it's about zero." So then I say, "Well then, but I could just build one." Yeah, I could order one with my specifications, right? And I'd be willing to wait. I'll wait six months. I just want to get the truck I want. And then the Toyota guy says, "We don't do that anymore." And I said, "What don't y…
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