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s. I guess the American beef is way overpriced at the moment for a variety of reasons, supply and demand mostly, but I guess Argentina has some beef that we could get for cheaper. And Trump has said maybe yes, maybe that is a way. So I like the fact that he's open to it and it would be good for our ally and it might be good for us in the short run. I have a confession after about 30 years of bein…
← Previous segment →thought. At first you're going to say, "No, it's not. No, that's just your business model. That's not safe. You can't tell me it's safe." And then they'll say it again. So you hear it twice. Still won't convince you. How about a hundred times? How about if you hear a hundred times from a hundred different sources? Totally safe. Yeah, you can use agent mode. Everybody's doing it. All your relatives are using it. Everybody's using it. And then suddenly it'll look like a good idea. And then you'll use it. Maybe not all of you. You're a special group. But yeah, young people, young people are going to use this pretty quickly.
Elon Musk announced that his Wikipedia competitor that will be called Grokpedia was going to launch at the end of this week, but he thinks he needs more time to clean up all the wokeness and propaganda that's in there. So what will happen in a week or so when Grokpedia is a legitimate competitor to Wikipedia? And I said that the test of Grokpedia will be how it handles January 6th, the fine people hoax, the 2020 election integrity, and climate models. Now when I say it depends how it handles them, I'm not assuming that I have the grip on total truth and therefore it has to match my opinions on those things. I'm not saying that. I'm saying at the very least it needs to show both sides. Would you agree? At the very least it has to show both sides. And certainly Wikipedia didn't try to do that for some of these hoaxes. But if Grok says some people think January 6 was an insurrection and here's why and then it says but other people say that's ridiculous and here's why, I'd be okay with that. That would work for me. Both sides. And there's a good chance that Elon's going to get this right. I mean it's Elon. So we'll see.
Did you know that there's a startup in California that's trying to build a city? The All-In Podcast guys featured Yan, I think it's Yan Ceramic, who's the head of that. They've already got a hundred square miles and a bunch of billionaire rich people, tech people who are in on it. And the idea is to design a city from scratch because you know most of our cities were built over time. They weren't really designed intelligently. They just sort of evolved. And so they would put the manufacturing near th
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e living spaces so you'd have jobs but you wouldn't have to commute that much. And they'd fix the transportation so it's easy to get from one place to the other. They would fix the building architecture so that it looked good. There's no reason it can't look good and be the most livable places and affordable that you could have. What is it that you say when I say people are looking at new living…
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