l like it's going to be nothing until it isn't. So this is one of those ones that's gonna be like, "Oh it's a little bit better. It's a little bit better." Boom. Suddenly it'll be everybody can do everything.

There's now a robot. I saw some Mario Nawfal posts on this that can perform a surgery on an egg, so they can actually pull the shell off it without injuring the egg. It's so fine. And at the risk of sounding unkind, how good would the robot surgeon have to be before you would prefer it to the DEI surgeon? You know that all of you are thinking, "All right, now that we've demonstrated for sure that DEI has resulted in way less qualified people getting accepted into medical school, it's not like it used to be. If you got through medical school I really did trust that you knew what you were doing. Now I don't because the criteria changed. And this has nothing to do with anybody's race or gender. It's just if you change the criteria and really focus on something other than merit, well everybody knows how that turns out."

So I don't have to be like an expert or do any research. I just have to know how good the robot is. And when the robot gets to the point where they say, "This is definitely better than people." And we're probably right on the cusp of saying that it's better than people, then why would you ever go with a human again? So I think the surgery job might be one of those that is untouched by the machines for another, could be several years. Then there's going to be a point sort of like self-driving cars. They'll be like, "Oh well you know they're not really making much of a dent." But then suddenly it'll be nothing but self-driving cars. It's going to be nothing but robot surgeons because once they're just way better than humans, why would you ever use a human? It wouldn't make any sense at all. And certainly the robot would have a better chance of damaging less stuff around the operation than a human would.

There's a big meeting coming up maybe today or real soon with President Xi of China and Putin and Kim Jong-un and it's the first time that the three of them are going to share a stage together. I guess it's China's got a military parade and that was the reason for inviting him. And here's my humorous take on that. I think all three of them hate the others. I feel like they hate each other. What do you think? Do you think that when they get together, Xi and Putin and Kim, that they're like, "Ah my bud. Ah bro." And that they just really like each other? I think Kim probably feels like they control him too much. You know they have too much influence on him. So he probably hates them both because they're like undue influence on him. But he has to get along with them so he'll pretend. Putin probably hates President Xi for the same reason. President Xi probably hates Putin for the same reason. I think they hate each other. I don't know. They'll pretend they don't.

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