obs can be replaced by AI, does it become more jobs as soon as you add the robot body to it? Because then the body can lift things and move things in the real world. Or does it stay 5%? Because here's my thing. I spend a lot of time with ChatGPT AI and it's improving. You know, it's improving at an impressive rate. But it's nowhere near something I would trust in a robot body.

And is there something I don't know about what's going on? Is there a whole different AI that's for robots? Because if I had to depend on the reliability of ChatGPT to put in a robot that could lift me up and throw me across the room, I don't know if I'd want my robot to have that brain in there. If it's bigger than me, I think the biggest robot I would allow in my home would be maybe five feet tall. I don't want any robot that could beat me in a fair fight. Like I want to think, oh it's only five feet tall. I can push it over and then outrun it. Because they still walk like Joe Biden for some reason. Nobody can fix that. Thirty years of freaking robots in movies and they still can't walk fast. Nobody can make a robot that can walk fast. I don't get that. Seems like that would be the easiest thing to fix.

Well here's my take on politics in case you're wondering. Would you like to hear my take on politics?

Have you noticed that the things that Democrats are afraid of and the things that Republicans are afraid of are very different? Now you're going to say to yourself, duh, yes, that's the whole point of politics. One group is afraid of certain issues. The other is afraid of the other issues. And you tend to work on things you're most afraid of. Sometimes we work on things that are like investments in the future. But mostly politics is about what's bothering you the most, what scares you the most. Then you put all your resources in that direction so you won't be scared. So you build up militaries and stuff like that.

But have you noticed there's a qualitative difference between what Democrats and Republicans are afraid of that goes beyond policy? You would expect them to be afraid of different things just because they have different political views. But here are some things that Democrats are afraid of. They're afraid of Trump. They're afraid of Trump's chaos and his personality and all the things he'll do. And he'll be stealing your democracy, they say. It could be the end of democracy. So the number one thing the Democrats are afraid of is Trump stealing their democracy.

They're worried about white supremacy and the militias up in the mountains and all the white supremacy that's in everything. Oh, so Amazon separated the hardcover from the other two entities so that if you look at one you won't necessarily find the other two. Perfect. It's always something.

All right. So Democrats afraid of Trump. They're afraid of all the white supremacy that they can't find any of it in the military. They're afraid of climate change and they're afraid of Russia.

What do all those things have in common? Trump stealing your democracy, white supremacy and the militias up in the hills, climate change and Russia. What do they all have in common? Can you see the common element? None of them are real. They're literally things that if you had not been told you should be afraid of them, you would never be afraid of them.

There is really zero chance that Trump is going to steal your democracy in the context of the Democrats already stealing your democracy. Clearly the elections have become just a cheaters contest. Let's be honest. Our election system is a cheaters contest. I don't know where all the cheating is, but you see election interference in everything that happens everywhere from both sides in different ways. So it's a cheating contest.

And to imagine that Trump is the one that steals your democracy that was probably been gone since 1963, literally like literally no joke, it's not likely we have a democracy. We have something like the impression of a democracy that's enough of an illusion to keep the country together. But I'm pretty sure we don't have a lot to do with who gets power and what happens in the biggest decisions.

So somehow the Democrats have managed to convince, or the press and the propagandists have managed to convince something like half the country that the biggest things they should be afraid of are all things that are good for the people in power. Let's see, getting rid of Trump, well that'd be good for the people in power because they want to be in charge. Saying the white supremacy is the problem, well that would be good for the people in power because it keeps Trump out of office. What about climate change? Well that would be good for the people in power because it means that a trillion dollars will be heading their direction and for all the services and the technologies and the companies that are pro-Democrat. So that would be good for them. What about Russia is the biggest fear? Oh, the military-industrial complex can make lots more money if Russia is our enemy than if we found a way to get along with them.

So Democrats are living in a completely fake fear world.

Now here are some things that I would consider real things to be afraid of. Now I'm not trying to make you afraid, but I want you to contrast the reality of these versus the complete fictional fear of what the Democrats are living under.

So these would be things that Republicans would be concerned with. Government censorship of what they call disinformation, which is really the end of the First Amendment and the end of any kind of freedom. That's what Republicans are worried about. Is that real? It's completely real. I mean it's documented in so many ways you can't, you know, I can't even mention them all. But from the Twitter files on, we've seen that the government has colluded with the media and platforms to censor the truth, not just misinformation, censor the truth. And probably know they're doing it. So should you be afraid of the loss of free speech? Well depends if you think you ever had it.

What about the fact that our food supply is poison? That bothers me a lot. That's like, I don't know, it'd be hard to come up with a bigger problem than that, poisoning you with your food supply. But that's a big issue, especially with RFK Jr. part of the pirate ship.

I'm worried about DEI. I think DEI is destroying the country. It's just destroying the fabric of the country which was merit-based and now it isn't. A non-merit based system is guaranteed to fail and I'm really worried about that. And that's very real. And we're seeing the mass incompetence problem everywhere from the Secret Service to you name it. It's everywhere.

I'm worried about the debt. I have no idea how to solve that. No idea how to solve it. And it's terminal by the way. If we don't solve it we're all dead. And I don't know how to solve it and nobody has an idea. So that's a problem.

How about nuclear war? Well I don't think it's an imminent problem but it's one that I worry about.

How about the supply chain breaking down? That's a really big problem, especially if Iran gets into a fighting war more directly with Israel or the United States. They've already threatened to turn off the oil and maybe block the Strait of Hormuz. Or we think they would. I don't know if they've threatened that. So I worry about the supply chain.

I worry about the next pandemic that may be coming along. I worry about the population decline, the birth rate problem in the United States. I worry about that.

I worry about energy shortage that's driven by having too many robots and too much AI and self-driving cars. And then we don't have enough energy to keep the lights on. I worry about that a lot.

How about foreign countries hacking our infrastructure and being able to turn off our lights and our water anytime they want? I worry about that. I'm pretty sure that's real. According to the FBI it looks like China has already hacked into everything and they can just turn us off when they want. That's a problem.

And of course I worry about the Deep State controlling the world, the country.

So I feel like those are pretty well documented, easily defended, obvious real fears.

Here's what I put zero fear into: Trump stealing my democracy, white supremacy, militias that nobody can find, climate change, and Russia wanting to attack us unless we attack them. I mean if we keep going after Russia enough then it becomes a problem. But I don't think it's a problem if we're just waiting around.

All right. I'm getting a confirmation that's still just the hardcover that's available on Amazon. So just think of that. So a bunch of you went to Amazon to check my claim and you came back with different stories about what is available and what's not. You can't even tell if you can buy my book. Just think about that. A number of you went to check just to see if my book is available for sale and you can't tell. You can't tell. Some of you say it is and some of you say it definitely isn't. The hardcover definitely is available. Wow.

Well Doug Emhoff is in trouble, but I don't think any Democrats will care or hear about it. Allegedly in 2020, in 2012 he slapped his girlfriend for flirting at some party where they were all drunk. She allegedly hit him back. No file, no charges were filed. Some say allegedly he paid $80,000 to make the story go away. I don't know if that's confirmed. So the Daily Mail says they have three sources I guess now.

If you look at the way the media is handling it so far, the biggest part of the media is only kind of ignoring it. So I don't think Democrats will even hear it. Or if they do they'll think it must be a nothing from the past.

But Chris Cuomo, NewsNation, he did do a little video piece in which he said that if this had been Trump who had done these things or anyone close to him it would just be the only news. To which I say that sounds about right. Yeah, yeah. So we're going to get the completely different treatment because it's him.

Now I love the fact that MSNBC in particular was trying to turn Walz and Doug Emhoff into the new model of masculinity. And then you find that the new model of masculinity slapped around a girlfriend, got the, I think it was the nanny, the same girlfriend I think it's the same person, right? Got her pregnant. Yeah. So there's your new model of masculinity. That didn't work out the way anybody hoped.

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