'd try my ASMR FM radio voice and it worked. So I got through most of the show.

Now there's not much going on, and I think I did a terrible job today if I were to judge my own analysis. Pretty bad. Because these stories are all complicated.

But I recommend the following. If you see one of these complicated conspiracy theory stories, no matter where it comes from and no matter how credible it sounds, you really owe it to yourself to spend a few minutes with Grok and say, "All right, here's the claim. Is that legitimate?" I think what you're going to find is that nine out of ten times Grok is going to say, "No, that is not legitimate." And then you'll say, "Damn it, I'm in a bubble." Because we all are in bubbles.

Now you may have also seen NewsNation did a story about Dr. Sunil Jain and his cancer treatments and trying to get the FDA to approve it. And who was it? Was it Redfield? Somebody ex-FDA was saying that the practice of waiting for a serious trial of every medicine is not always appropriate. And I think the claim was if you observe somebody doing a treatment that cures them or puts them in remission and there was nothing else that worked, that's not nothing. You know, it's not a randomized control trial. But can you ignore that?

Suppose dozens of people are cured of incurable cancer. Would you not allow the next person to try it? So I think that's the question we're down to. So I'm on that path. So if I get remission that'll mean something. I'll let you know. I've got one more dose.

All right, people. I'm running out of energy. So thanks for joining. And I'll say bye for now. I don't have enough energy to stay for the after show for my beloveds, but I'll try to get more energy in the future. Bye for now.