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May 19, 2021 - Davis Aurini

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20210507 Pathologizing Politics

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	Bright says, I hope there's a special spot in hell for gaslighters.
	You know what, man?
	That's actually kind of what we're going to be talking about tonight.
	Gonna jump right into it.
	Tell the stream is it's all about power.
	There was some drama that happened recently with Lindsay Ellis, who is the nostalgia chick.
	She's the woman that got a job literally just for being a woman.
	Woman version of something man had already done.
	And then she became a giant feminist.
	You know, big shock.
	And apparently, cancel culture came and bit her in the ass.
	Now, I'm not sure exactly what's going on.
	I don't know.
	I don't care about the details.
	I'm sure you guys don't care about the details.
	She was caught by cancel culture.
	Lindsay Ellis got canceled.
	And there's something very interesting that she said.
	She was having a discussion about the whole thing.
	And one of the things she said is that we can't admit that cancel culture exists.
	We can't admit that cancel culture is a problem on the left because that would give the right power.
	And in case my phrasing of that made her seem self-aware in any way, no, she was saying that even though Cancel culture is entirely on the left.
	Well, no, no, it's not, it's not.
	There's, I mean, that's what internet bum fights is on the right.
	It's the right-wing version of cancel culture.
	But the tools of cancel culture don't work for the right.
	We can't cancel somebody because they have an opinion we don't like.
	We can, you know, maybe boycott them if they engage in corrupt collusion, whatever, nepotism, you name it.
	But cancel culture itself is mainly a left-wing phenomenon.
	Dig through somebody's history, find an opinion that is not correct according to year zero, and get them canceled over it.
	Take away their freedom of speech, take away their job, smear their reputation, on and on and on.
	And even though Lindsay Ellis is a victim of this, she doesn't want to admit it exists.
	Because that would mean people on the right were right about cancel culture.
	Because to these people, to people like Lindsay Ellis, to the sort of people that make up cancel culture, it's nothing but raw hunger for power.
	That's it.
	There's no principles.
	There's no real goal.
	just wielding this petty power over other people these people really dream of being guards in a gulag manufacture lists like have you guys ever I mean it's happened to me Okay, maybe, I don't know how big your Twitter accounts are.
	But yeah, there are these lists of evil right-wingers that are disseminated throughout the left that you get put on the list and you get banned by the person.
	Right?
	These people, they upload these lists to their Twitter account to ban anybody they don't agree with.
	And so very frequently, somebody will quote something stupid a liberal said, and I'll click it to look at it, and I can't see it.
	Somebody I'm not even following in the first place, somebody I have zero interest in dialoguing with, preemptively blocked me from Twitter because otherwise I might have hurt their fee's.
	The right doesn't engage in the kind of intense purity testing that the left does.
	Yeah, like there is some of it on the right.
	It's mostly the religious right will get up to this.
	But yeah, it's primarily a left-wing.
	It comes across as utopian, but it's not.
	It's not that they're actually trying to build a better world.
	Political correctness has nothing to do with that.
	It's about wielding power over you.
	It's like the masked Karen that sees you without a mask and crosses the parking lot and gets right in your face to yell at you for not wearing a mask, putting herself at risk of the deadly coronavirus.
	It has nothing to do with the mask.
	It has to do with bullying other people.
	And if you can't bully people directly, then use a state agency to bully them.
	The number of left-wing posts I've seen where they're just so delighted that somebody got their bank account taken away from them.
	Even though it wasn't them that did it.
	It was MasterCard or Visa or, you know, Bank of America, whoever.
	They're just delighted to see power being wielded against other people.
	Doesn't matter who, doesn't matter why, as long as somebody is being crushed.
	And it doesn't matter who.
	I mean, they go after you.
	They typically go after you because you're the wrong sort of person.
	This is why Justin Trudeau can wear blackface.
	This is why Justin Trudeau could get caught with a dead girl and a live boy and still be re-elected by Ontarioans.
	So there's no consistency in it whatsoever.
	But it's really not merely about hating the right.
	See, they only hate the right as a power grab.
	Because united, the left can hate the right even better than they can hate individual people.
	But they frequently turn on themselves because at the end of the day, it's just about power.
	There's no principles, there's no loyalty, there's nothing to it.
	So if you get a little bit too big for your britches, and one of these freaks gets off their medication, then yeah, they're going to come after you, Lindsay Ellis.
	That's all this is This is why it's completely pointless to talk to them.
	I was listening.
	I Hypocrite did a summation.
	See, there's a Discord server or something like that opened up to discuss wokeness.
	They had woke people and they had the anti-woke, let's try to reason with them people.
	And the woke people staged a coup, stole the server from the guy that set it up, and then proceeded to just have these show trials with everybody that came on to try and have a conversation with them.
	And it was the most ludicrous stuff out there.
	They were saying stuff like, what is it?
	Biology was only invented for the sake of white racism and eugenics.
	Absolute moon battery.
	And after that just devolved into nothing but, you go, you slay, queen, you slay.
	We was kings.
	Absolute ridiculousness.
	Why would you even bother trying to talk to people like that?
	Because it's not about reason, it's not about facts.
	It's not about being an aggrieved party.
	It's about wielding power over other people.
	And that's it.
	And it's, well, it's kind of frightening, isn't it?
	I mean, these are the people that were cheering on the lions, eating the Christians in the Roman Coliseum.
	I mean, these people eventually get eaten by one another.
	That's just awful.
	It's like, I was thinking about the curse of Cain on the way home.
	And how Cain's son became the first man to make weapons.
	It's like, are you here on this earth to build things, to have fun, to have experiences?
	Or do you want power?
	Because it oftentimes seems to me that the core nature of power, or at least one aspect of it, I mean, there's multiple definitions.
	But it seems like power is really just the power to destroy something else.
	You know, maybe you need weapon power to defend yourself against the people that want to do that, but really that seems to be what power is.
	And that's what these people are using power for.
	is just to go and destroy other people.
	I was talking with a potentially new client and had a fantastic conversation with him.
	And I was reflecting on that on the way home.
	Where this business deal we're talking about is like everybody's going into it with good faith.
	Like there's no need for threats or punishment or anything of that nature.
	It's like we're all going into it with good faith.
	Faith.
	just want to do something together or the people that want power These people that want to control your language usage, to destroy your life, if you don't...
	But not even because for any reason.
	Just because you're you and they're them.
	And they are nothing but a bundle of self-loathing.
	They just want to have power over other people, hand over other people, to destroy them, to hurt them.
	That's it.
	And Lindsay Ellis saying that.
	That we can't admit what's going on because then the right would have power.
	It really is amazing just how little they understand their opponents.
	The people they're calling the right, the right in this time and place, the, you know, like the mega crowd.
	These are people that just want to be left alone.
	And again, there are absolutely busy bodies on the right as well.
	We do have these people.
	These people, they are all over society.
	But Lindsay Ellis, the right wants cancel culture to go away so we can live and let live.
	Not because we want power over you.
	Go make your damn YouTube videos.
	Nobody cares.
	We're just not going to watch you.
	That's it.
	If people want to watch you have hot dogs thrown at your face, then let them.
	You know, we started with the Twitter lists.
	And it's expanded into no-fly lists.
	There are lists of people not allowed in Europe.
	Travel bans, like all of this.
	And it's all secret.
	All of these secret lists.
	These people actually sit around in the dark collecting lists of names of people just so that they can have a petty little bit of revenge on them.
	Just a little bit of control over them.
	How nasty and mean-spirited is that?
	And yet, that's um, shoot, that's what we've got these days.
	And I don't know what you can do about that aside from well, you can say do your best to avoid them.
	Do your best to not draw their attention.
	Which is, you know, yeah.
	But you can't, like, ultimately, you can't, that's not a winning strategy.
	Because it's not like if you just, okay, you're going to wear a blue hat and you're going to vote Democrat and you're going to use all the proper pronouns.
	That's not enough.
	Like, it's not going to be much longer until somebody doesn't like the way you're driving.
	Right?
	You piss off somebody in traffic, and that person gets you on a no-fly list out of spite.
	So it does not matter if you try and avoid them or not.
	Like, don't put your head up.
	Don't go out of your way to put yourself in the firing line.
	I mean, I make the mistake every once in a while.
	Like, I've got some Facebook friends that have, like, diverse groups of friends.
	And oh, just the other day, I had this little weenie.
	Like, I posted a joke on my friend's tweet or on her Facebook post.
	And this little weenie shows up and says, oh, so you really do hate women, don't you?
	And honest to God, I should have just blocked him right there.
	To make fun of him.
	So that was probably counterproductive.
	Probably should have just blocked the guy.
	He's a creep.
	No reason to give him the time of day.
	So don't court these people, but at the end of the day, you're going to run into one of them eventually.
	And they're just petty little tyrants.
	They dream of being the, like this, oh God.
	They throw around the term Nazi when they dream of being the guards at the prison camp.
	These people need to be locked up.
	They are mental.
	They are destructive.
	And you know, if there was any actual good authority in our civilizations, they would be locked up.
	But instead, they're running rampant.
	Public Frog.
	I'm on an ADL list of bad Twitter users.
	Doesn't surprise me.
	Yes, yes, this is live.
	And no, these are filtered cigars.
	Clothes are very illegal in Canada because they aren't made by one of the big tobacco companies.
	You know, like here in a nutshell, this is how politics works in the modern day.
	There's a whole bunch of busybodies that are angry because people are smoking.
	There's a bunch of people, they're sitting down, they're having fun, they're having a nice conversation, and there's just somebody off in the corner seething with anger because somebody else is having a good time.
	So these people start making all these complaints and complaints and complaints.
	And the politicians who should be doing something about all the potholes in the road or the 300% increase in burglaries or something.
	There's something the politicians ought to be doing.
	But that's hard.
	So instead, what they can do is become an avatar of the moral crusade against those smokers.
	Now, the same politician is receiving a lot of funding from the tobacco manufacturers, who are just as mendacious as the busybodies and the politicians.
	The corporations are just as slimy.
	Like, there's no good guys in this story.
	And so what you wind up with?
	You wind up with a ban on flavored tobacco because that's what they use to get the children smoking.
	Joe Camill is targeting children.
	Pretty sure he's targeting young adults.
	Like, Joe Camill's just cool, man.
	That's all there is to it.
	It's not targeting kids.
	Joe Camel is just cool.
	So they ban the cigarettes that are manufactured in Indonesia and competing with Canadian manufacturers.
	And it was funny, the first time they did it, they banned everything but menthol.
	They banned all the flavored tobacco except menthol.
	You used to have these fantastic wine-tipped cigars you could buy.
	Right?
	And they just had just like a nice, nice sweet wine on the puller for it.
	And it really gave the tobacco a bit of kick.
	Well, that's illegal now.
	You can't buy those damn things.
	You can still buy the scars.
	You just can't buy them with the wine tips.
	Because the whole goal is just to make people miserable.
	Take these latest lockdowns that we got here in Calgary.
	So after this week, you're only allowed to have 15 people in the church unless one of the people is dead, in which case you can only have 10 people in the church.
	These don't make any sense.
	Walmart's still open.
	None of the fast food restaurants are being shut down.
	Bit by bit, they just pass more and more laws to take things away from you.
	Anything good or enjoyable.
	they put a tax on it, they ban it, just because they hate people having fun.
	So why should you respect powerful whammon?
	That's actually a title from a year ago.
	And I have no idea how you change the title.
	I think.
	See, I don't think DLive does titles anymore.
	But because I have a legacy account, my final title of a stream is now permanently locked there, and I can't seem to change it.
	Or maybe it's just the tool I'm using the broadcast from.
	Who knows?
	Who knows?
	The actual title of the stream is it's all about power.
	You can change it in the dashboards.
	See, I've looked.
	I've looked.
	Alright, let's go.
	I'm going to look for this.
	Am I allowed to?
	There we go.
	So, settings, clip management.
	You know, I go to settings.
	My profile email show X tag content.
	Show mature tag content.
	Yeah, sure.
	Let's see them big anime titties.
	Not in there.
	Clip management, just, yeah, I guess you can take clips or something.
	Yeah, I'm not seeing a dashboard.
	Sorry, man.
	I mean, maybe it's in there somewhere.
	It's just like when you've been through as many different.
	Oh, God.
	You get older, you get sick of figuring out the latest tech, right?
	It's like that's why you have kids.
	They can program the DCR.
	otherwise just leave it flashing 12.
	You know the system just builds up these accretions on it.
	Take copyright law.
	Copyright law, we all know the original purpose was so an author can actually profit off of their work.
	Incentivize people with financial reward to create stuff and don't steal from creators, you know?
	Toss them some shekels.
	But now it's completely mutated, entirely out of control.
	Right?
	Of course we have the devil mouse extending the copyright to, I don't know, 150 years now, 300 years, something absolutely ridiculous like that.
	But now you also have these, with the internet, you have these copyright lawyers nosing into the internet.
	Because anytime you download a web page, what you're doing is you're creating a local copy of something on another server and reading the web page off your own hard drive.
	And it's so easy to disseminate information in the internet era.
	And what's happening is you get these guys that they do these reaction videos, right?
	Now, some of them are just stream sniping.
	And listen, stream sniping is a pretty lame thing to do with your life, right?
	It's pretty skeezy, but, you know, whatever.
	Whatever.
	These people that actually do reaction videos, though, right?
	Like they watch a funny video, then they react to it, they talk about it, they add content to it.
	Well, now, the lawyers are trying to come after these people.
	They're trying to say, oh, well, you used this clip in your YouTube video, which you monetize, so you owe $3,000 to the creator of this clip.
	It's like they just, they push and push and push and push.
	So there's no gray eras anymore.
	Everything has to be black and white for these psychos.
	Same thing goes with police using force.
	See, I tend to look at it.
	There's completely justified use of force.
	You know, he's coming at you with a knife and you put a round into him.
	Justified use of force right there.
	And then there's completely unjustified use of force, right?
	Where somebody's handcuffed, they're not resisting, and you're beating the crap out of them.
	But in the middle is a huge gray zone.
	There's this huge gray area where things are a little bit muddy.
	It's not entirely clear whether something is, you know, where it is.
	that thing is if you're going to put cops out on the street and put them into harm's way then you're going to eat they need that grades that gray zone but as we've seen as we've seen with the chauvin trial in particular the trial in the court of public opinion they're trying to break everything down into the smallest little constituents
	And if he had only kneeled on his neck for five minutes instead of seven, it would have been okay.
	But because it's seven minutes, when that second ticked over, that's when it became illegal.
	It's kind of like the paradox of when does a few grain of sands of sand Become a pile of sand.
	There's some point where you keep adding grains of sand that it goes from being grains of sand to a pile of sand.
	And where is that?
	Like, it theoretically exists, but you can't really pinpoint it.
	Same thing with copyright law.
	There's yeah, you you stole that guy's book and you're selling it That's theft But then somebody took a damn picture of their cat being funny and you turned it into a meme.
	Like they're actually trying to do this, guys They are.
	They haven't come after Facebook yet because well, that would be a legal battle they don't want to fight.
	Facebook gets its users on there by having lots of funny memes that everybody's sharing, but individuals that try and use memes They'll go after them saying, oh, you stole that picture of Dogue, for fuck's sake, it's the picture of a dog asshole on a Rembrandt.
	But they push and they push and they push they keep banning this banning that putting more and more layers of bureaucracy and red tape mainly just out of spite for humanity and eventually gets to the point where the whole thing is on the verge of teetering over
	Will this be archived somewhere?
	Yes.
	Yes, I need to get on that.
	You know what tomorrow sorry, it's been a really busy week for me.
	Tomorrow I am going to find a place to upload the clips.
	I'm going to strip the video off of them because trying to like the the video and it's highly compressed is about you know, two or three gigabytes and if you try and upload it to bit shoot then like half the time doesn't upload properly.
	It's just big, big thing to try and do that.
	So I'm gonna be stripping the audio off of them and just uploading the podcast of what's going on.
	Now there we go.
	DARK Moogle NEWS just made a clip brilliant and yeah, I don't know if after 200, starts archiving on DLive.
	I'm not sure how that works.
	It's one of those things we're figuring out.
	Yeah, another...
	The problem, the problem with pursuing power, is that you know he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.
	If you go around wielding your power over other people constantly eventually eventually, you build up enough bad karma that it comes back to you in one way or another.
	Censoring people on the internet, deplatforming people, banning people, does not change what everybody's thinking.
	There's one of the founding fathers of the United States said that those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable.
	Something like that.
	When people are allowed to speak, well, first of all, you should listen to what people are saying.
	You should pay attention to what people are saying around you.
	if people find you unacceptable you probably want to know that i mean just just think of these uh the uh i gotta come up with a term for this The fash trannies.
	Like the sudden wave of extremely belligerent transsexuals that are demanding everybody respect their pronouns, etc., etc.
	We're not talking about the old trainers that tried to fit in or enjoyed not fitting in.
	You know, one or the other.
	These people demand that everybody accept what they say they are while simultaneously trying to silence anybody that says anything they don't like.
	And most of these ones, they look rather foolish, don't they?
	And if you try to tell them, it's like, listen, you just don't have the bone structure for it.
	You're not going to be able to pull this off.
	You might be better off staying as you are.
	Because you're going to look, it's going to be, it's going to creep people out.
	You know, some manage to pull it off very convincingly, but you're not one of them, my friend.
	And if you creep people out with your basic physical appearance, that's going to really impact your life.
	Your ability to find jobs.
	Your ability to find a handyman to work for you.
	To find a contractor that's comfortable working for you.
	Because it's, you know, it's taken as a sign of mental illness, quite correctly.
	because what you've done, you've so isolated yourself because you don't want to hear anything except what you already believe that, yeah, you've spun yourself into crazy.
	And when you silence people for the wrong opinion about whether or not the election was stolen, for their opinion on which president they want, how many immigrants they think should be allowed into a country at a time, etc.
	You haven't eliminated the thoughts.
	Most of what I do, you know, sometimes I want to explore something new.
	But most of the time, what I'm doing is I'm just putting to word, putting to voice the thoughts everybody's having.
	You know, maybe I managed to do it in a pithy enough way that it catches on.
	And, you know, and some of you guys are like, yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking.
	Just put it so well.
	I'm not really influencing people that much.
	Right?
	I mean, sometimes, sometimes.
	I do try and present a different view when I think a different view is correct.
	But most of it, most of what I'm doing is just reflecting what everybody else is thinking.
	I'm acknowledging that, yeah, those observations you had, those experiences that you keep having, not just you, all of us are feeling the same way.
	So yeah, silencing me does not silence all of you.
	Because you're having these thoughts regardless.
	Trad Dad just donated five lemons.
	Thank you very much, sir.
	And good evening to you as well.
	Pretty ironic how America's government media culture machine rolled out its racial judg, its racial justice MO just as Americans finally reject it by voting Trump.
	Oh god, and that's another thing.
	The media is nothing but a pack of lies.
	We all know that.
	We know that this, the Summer of Love 2020, that was orchestrated.
	It was allowed.
	It was encouraged.
	The people in the Senate building.
	The coup attempt in the Senate building.
	Those people were allowed in by the police.
	The police held the doors open for them.
	Ashley Babbitt, when she was shot, three meters behind her were cops.
	the cops were accompanying the rioters and yeah i mean like the listen yeah some of those people got it got to their head It got all wild.
	They did some crazy stuff.
	Like, we've all been at a house party that got a little bit out of control.
	Right?
	We've all had that madness of the crowd.
	So that one guy that sat in, I don't know, one of the Speaker of the House or somebody sat in her chair.
	We had the Viking man take the pulpit and take some selfies in the Senate, what is it, hearing room, committee room?
	I don't know.
	And yeah, there are a few windows broken.
	People got a little bit silly and posted a lot of silly selfies.
	But there was no coup attempt, and the cops were escorting them the whole time.
	Same thing with Black Lives Matter.
	Now that's different.
	These people are being escorted as they go to burn down businesses.
	The cops are refusing to do anything about it.
	Which, on the one hand, you could have some sympathy for the cops.
	Because the only thing you can do with a riot like that is switch from the rubber bullets to the real bullets.
	And that would be an international incident.
	But there were leaders behind this.
	Those leaders could have been arrested easily.
	We had, for instance, all those block, those pallets of bricks being dropped off in, I think Houston was one of the places.
	Yeah, this was coordinated.
	This was organized.
	and we're supposed to pretend it wasn't like i don't need to i have not convinced anybody that the riots were organized I've just said what we're all thinking.
	And silencing me, shutting down other people on YouTube, kicking Donald Trump off of Twitter does not change what anybody is thinking.
	Traditional America realized it wasn't welcome in globalized America.
	They were growing restless.
	In comes racial justice.
	You know, Booker T. Washington said something like, there's a certain group that never stops holding up all the ills of the black people in front of them to keep them angry.
	to keep them riotous, etc.
	There's a whole industry of grievance, race grievance-mongering.
	And he said that a hundred years ago.
	A hundred years.
	And it's still going on.
	I don't know what that says about those that fall for it.
	You know, if you keep falling, so the hunter and the bear, you're not really here for the hunting, are you?
	If you keep falling for it, maybe you're not being tricked.
	It's the rage of the Untermensch.
	This is something that who was it.
	George Orwell commented on this.
	He was.
	He was touring.
	This was after World War II was over.
	He was touring some of the POW camps with the Germans in them.
	And he saw a guy that was, you know, he'd been running one of the death camps.
	And Ormo commented that when he looked at this guy, he felt a mix of just disgust and pity.
	Because the guy, you could just look at this guy and say, this guy's not mentally well.
	Right?
	Like, yeah, I'm sure this guy did.
	Like, I'm sure he was an absolute monster when he was running the camp.
	But he's a monster because he's a loser.
	He just, like, misshapen face.
	One of the hostile mutants.
	And now with his power stripped away, it's like he couldn't even hate the guy.
	He was too pathetic to actually hate.
	And the same thing goes for all of these power strivers.
	Anytime you look at, anytime you get to actually see what they look like, they're pathetic.
	They look like they need to be locked in a mental institution.
	It's like you don't want to even punish them.
	Like that it's ma'am person that flipped out at the GameStop.
	I mean, it's a little bit funny, but it's also pathetic.
	Like, do we, do you look at that person and think, wow, that person really needs an ass kicking?
	No, it's just like, man, somebody needs to lock that person up.
	That person's not fit mentally to be in society with other people.
	We live in a society.
	Anytime you find any of these little left-leaning weasels, these cancel culture people, it's always some fat idiot with Marvel movie attire on and neckbeard and like just an absolute clown of a human being.
	You look at the pictures of the Antifa members who have been arrested and not a single one of them looks like a genetically healthy specimen of the human race.
	Like they, every single one of them, just misshapen heads.
	The spite of the Untermensch federal departments and agencies made a major push lately, along with activating the youth as foot soldiers.
	The Z-Man was commenting how everything is a lie these days.
	And the trick to getting ahead in the world is just get better at lying and tricking your fellow man than other people.
	There's not really any principles of decency, of anything.
	Like these people that are screaming about their sexual liberty all the time.
	Has anybody ever forced them to not do something?
	No.
	They've been doing whatever they want the whole time.
	And yet they're screaming like somebody's oppressing them.
	In most cases, a lot of these radicals, it's that nobody wants to do anything sexually with them because they're disgusting.
	They were repugnant looking.
	Z-Man also commented that in some ways it looked like Marx was right.
	Marx said capitalism would destroy itself.
	And that seems to be what's occurring right now.
	Because capitalism decided that it just wanted to sell product.
	And who likes to consume product?
	Not people that have things going on.
	Not people that are living life, reading books, having ideas.
	No, it's these spiritually vacuous, hostile mutants.
	The spiteful Untermensch.
	of the people that consume product.
	And so we've bred them like rats.
	We've encouraged people to be these degenerate wrecks that just want to hate others on the internet and consume product because they're reliable consumers.
	One must wonder, how much do these people believe their own bullshit?
	there we go phone's plugged in because the people running these damn companies must believe in it to some degree Why are they making sports ball political?
	Sports ball was sports ball and now it's racial grievance lectures.
	Movies are there to entertain.
	Instead, Hollywood has gotten completely high on its own supply to the point where the Oscars are crashing.
	You know, nobody watched the Oscars this year.
	Absolutely nothing to do.
	Bars all shut down.
	No life allowed.
	And people are not at all interested in Hollywood.
	You know, it's one thing if Apple goes woke.
	Because, you know, there's a lot of the clientele for Apple that's woke.
	These people made a monster and they don't even realize it.
	Trad Dat says social trust at zero.
	An entire system built on deception requires constant enforcement.
	Oh yeah, Z-Man is fantastic, man.
	Z-man and Devon Stack are my two favorite streamers.
	I like that Z-man is so unruffled by all of it.
	Because this world is just, it is absolutely ludicrous right now.
	The inmates are running the asylum as we speak.
	And he remains unruffled.
	I think it's because, now I don't know if he's ever said what he does for a living.
	But he has clients, right?
	So I imagine that he's something like an attorney or a software developer or something like that.
	So he's got clients and he has meaningful business interactions where they build something for the client.
	But he's not subject to all the craziness.
	And see, that's what I was saying.
	When I was on my way back from that meeting I had with a prospective client.
	Just thinking, you know, how nice that was to like, first me and the other guy pitched the customer.
	And then he and I, he.
	We're not in the same business.
	I just kind of worked together.
	He and I just kind of chatted about technology afterwards.
	Nice, relaxed conversation.
	And just driving back from that, it's like, yeah.
	Yeah, I'm putting together something cool right now.
	I'm making something cool that will make the world a better place.
	And it's all high trust.
	I'm not trying to screw them out of anything.
	I'm not using shrinkflation, I'm not, no, it's like, yeah.
	I can do this thing for you, and here's this guy that can get the specialty set up for you as well.
	And see what it is you want exactly.
	It's like, alright, we'll send you a proposal.
	Just nice.
	it's positive as opposed to yeah the zero trust that we have with every content producer like like everything from like the the food to the television show like everything is trying to screw us And it's tiresome.
	And you know, that might be a part of the reason we have so many of these hostile untermens.
	The spiteful untermensch.
	Because they are so plugged into the system that they're just constantly consuming product from companies that hate them.
	Same thing goes for the political system.
	When there were the console wars between Nintendo and Sega, all the kids in the playground hated the other set of kids based upon which one your mom bought you when you were growing up.
	Xbox versus the GameCube or whatever.
	The people that work for these companies don't give a damn about that.
	They're just making video games, making consoles, making a product, doing some engineering.
	They don't give a damn about Sega versus Nintendo.
	I know, the whole console war thing, that's pretty, that's lighthearted, right?
	Seeing the two consoles fight about which one's cooler on the TV commercials, that's kind of funny.
	I don't want to accuse Nintendo of being that cynical, but the politicians are.
	The goal is to get people so worked up so that they are reliable voters.
	So that you spend your precious time and energy going to a voting booth to vote for somebody that hates you.
	Because you hate the other guy even more.
	I wonder.
	I wonder if conservatives, see, because the left really believes in what they're doing.
	And after what happened to Trump, I wonder if conservatives have started, like, what exactly, what was so great about Bush?
	Sending young men to go die in Iraq?
	See what what sickens the left is they actually believe in their cause When nobody in charge believes in the cause They just, they want you to believe in it, and they want you to hate these other people so that they can get re-elected.
	And so they can get a nice, cushy retirement when they leave office.
	So they can get a consulting gig, getting paid a million dollars a year.
	Black Lives Matter is no different.
	The people running these racial grievance industries, they're just desperately trying to get tenure.
	The blacks are about to be outnumbered by the Hispanics and other immigrant groups.
	And, well, the Hispanics, the Indians, etc., they're willing to take the affirmative action.
	And I can't say I really blame them.
	I mean, if they're going to offer you free money for the color of your skin, why not take it?
	it's there on the table.
	But aside from a few of them that got all wound up, screwed in the head, most of them don't really care about the whole thing.
	And they, in particular, don't care about the blacks.
	And so one of the things you're seeing right now is all of these African studies majors are desperately trying to get tenure.
	And this is part of the reason the claims are getting so utterly insane.
	Like I ran into some of the claims that are being made and I, you know, I looked it up.
	It's typical black scholar making stuff up in her book because they know that the clock is ticking on how much longer society is going to put up with that sort of stuff.
	White people will put up with it because they feel guilty.
	But the Hispanics, the Indians, the Asians, no, no, they're not going to be putting up with it.
	So their days are numbered.
	And a lot of these people, they got in too late.
	Let's see.
	I feel like we are moving towards transhumanism.
	Seems for any disease that is remotely deadly, I have to be vaccinated.
	oh there's a lot of cool things about transhumanism but again we have these idiots get a vaccine get a vaccine get a vaccine I love science.
	I am spiritually vacuous.
	The youth believe it, not the top brass.
	Mussolini had liberal democracy pegged long ago.
	This whole society is premised upon sucking the lifeblood of children.
	You know, this was something I commented on long ago about the difference between the nightclub and the barn dance.
	See, the community sets up a barn dance so that these kids can get out there and mingle and find somebody to fall in love with and yeah, and live a happy, productive life.
	The dance is organized to help people meet one another.
	Whereas the nightclub is not.
	The nightclub is designed to keep you coming back all the time.
	Spinning your wheels.
	So the nightclub creates this mystique of people getting laid, people having fun and partying, when actually it's mostly desperation.
	It's mostly like girls desperate to be noticed and guys desperate to hook up and very little actually going on there.
	Certainly not the founding of productive relationships.
	Because young people are stupid and a fool and money are soon parted.
	It's very easy to trick young people into getting all worked up for some sort of cause that you can profit off of.
	So whether we're talking about the nightclub exploiting the desire for sex and romance or the political groups exploiting the desire for, you know, for a fight worth fighting.
	It's exploiting the youth and sucking their life energy up so that old people can profit off of it.
	We are a society of vampires.
	Remember when making movies was about escapism and bringing joy to the masses?
	Like exactly.
	That's why I love The Expanse, by the way.
	I guess it was based on a book series.
	That's probably why it's good.
	But yeah, check out The Expanse.
	is some fantastic film noir science fiction right there.
	CEO of Apple is gay.
	And he really comes across one of those ideological gays, right?
	Like, honestly, nobody freaking cares if you're gay anymore.
	But nobody likes ideologues.
	Nobody likes these.
	You know, I need to push this agenda on everybody.
	Z-Man has the Liberal Democracy Game pegged too.
	He once mentioned working for a congressman in the 80s.
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	Viktor Frankl touched on notions of suffering.
	The vacuity, as it were, be it spiritual or otherwise, is a discernible lack of suffering.
	With nothing to live for, humanity falls apart.
	No hope for the future is an inversion of what Henry Miller said in Tropic of Cancer.
	Yeah, like have you ever had one of those days where you're maybe hungover or something?
	And you just lay on the couch.
	And you're actually, like, your complete lack of suffering is just making you miserable.
	Right?
	It's like that.
	Your whole body aches because nothing aches whatsoever.
	That's what these people are.
	Like, when you look at these pudgy idiots, shoving their face full of corn slob, watching absolute garbage candy movies, you know, bubblegum movies.
	Beating off the porn constantly.
	Having opinions on things that they've never put any thought into.
	Right?
	Like, they've never read about any of this.
	They don't, they've never read a damn book.
	But they have all these political opinions.
	Right?
	So it's like the candy of thought.
	Yeah, they're absolutely miserable.
	Because they've never suffered.
	Anything worth doing requires suffering.
	Can't help it.
	Coke just tastes better.
	It really does.
	I'm boycotting Coke right now.
	Not that they notice.
	I drink like maybe four cans a year.
	But yeah, Coke is way better than Pepsi.
	I wish it weren't.
	Wish it weren't.
	Help me man says, I have no money, no resources, no hopes, no future.
	I'm the happiest man alive.
	Except no one is happy.
	Although a lot of communism was ideology, there's a different aspect to consider.
	Communism was also concerned with humanity.
	It was, at least on the surface, a humanist ideology.
	Those who were attracted to capitalism were attracted to its narcissism.
	Who wants to be selfless all the time?
	The idol worship is in large part a function of capitalism and their worship of idols.
	As of God, you have your flavor of idolatry.
	BLM, LGBT, social rights, etc.
	What people don't want to accept, however, is that within the modern framework, socialism and capitalism are pagan constructs.
	They are predicated on the material, giving it primacy.
	There's no consideration for spiritual importance.
	And you know, this is something, this is somewhere where I broke from the right, the libertarian right, whatever you want to call it.
	Years ago.
	Saying that, like, yeah, a free market is typically the good way to organize things.
	Like, just let people make contra, let people work.
	But the free market is not an end in itself.
	The market is a tool to organize society.
	You know, same thing, court systems.
	You know, lawyers have turned law into an end of itself.
	Right?
	Lawyers absolutely love to charge you hundreds of bucks an hour to tell you everything you're not allowed to do.
	They love to ring up the clock.
	When the law is only there for when there's some sort of dispute, when there's some sort of disturbance.
	The rest of the time, there shouldn't be any law.
	If everyone's just sitting in the park minding their own business, we don't need any damn laws about that.
	You don't need a lawyer coming in to say how to do things.
	Society needs to exist for the spiritual advancement of its constituent members.
	It needs to exist to help people live good, self-actualized lives.
	And the court system is a part of that.
	The free market is a part of that.
	But it's not the be-all end-all.
	Entertainment is a part of that, but it's not the be-all end-all of the society.
	And yeah, you're absolutely right that they've turned it into a pagan idol.
	I think it's strange that for a group of people who are so leery of most of capitalism, they're lining up to be injected with an experimental vaccine.
	Modern...
	Marderna could quadruple their profits here.
	Geez, I should buy some stock in one of these evil companies.
	That's exactly it.
	If you realize that it's just about power, the reason that the left was so anti-war during the Bush years, and now they couldn't give a damn about being anti-war, the reason they were so anti-children in cages when Trump was in power, and now that they're stacking the cages 12 feet high, under Biden, they don't care.
	It's just about power.
	They hate capitalism when it's a small businessman making money to feed his family, but they don't care when it's a giant corporation giving them product to consume.
	They don't care about anything.
	So they're not really hypocrites because they don't have principles.
	They just have power.
	That's all they seek.
	Power over others.
	to hurt.
	Johnny Boy says, so whites don't get hired by other whites because the color of their skin?
	Nepotism and discrimination exist.
	Okay.
	I mean, like, yeah, there's some of it.
	Here's the thing: affirmative action, it just winds up boosting incompetent people above where they're competent.
	And white people don't do that because it's illegal for white people to do that.
	Other races can do that.
	But if white people show preference for hiring other whites, you can have your business shut down for doing that.
	And actually, this is probably part of the big reason why it seems to me that there's not many medium businesses these days.
	It's either big businesses or small businesses.
	Because as soon as you get a little bit too big, the government comes in and starts telling you how to run your own damn business.
	I mean, if somebody hires all their family members and their family members are incompetent, you get Windows 10.
	There are consequences for nepotism, and the nepotism going on in Silicon Valley is through the absolute roof.
	You know, if you hire your idiot cousin to work for you and he screws things up, it's going to destroy your business.
	So it's kind of a self-correcting problem.
	And if whites are only hiring other whites and running successful businesses, well, they're running successful businesses.
	The man, you got a fundamental premised upon your existence.
	Just because you exist, you've got the right to choose whom you are willing to associate with.
	You got the right to make that choice.
	You got the right to choose whom you are willing to have sex with.
	That's so foundational that you can't build a moral system where you're forced to associate with people you don't want to associate with.
	You cannot build a moral system based upon that.
	It's like dividing by zero.
	And so if you want to call that nepotism, okay.
	but it's it's a foundation of freedom so hopefully then trajet said oh yeah they've morphed into the same systems Yeah, like communism and capitalism, they're two sides of the same coin.
	are completely materialist philosophies whose only end goal is perfecting the slogan consume product because that's all they care about at the end of the day as long as the GDP is going up.
	That's all those systems care about.
	And sure enough, I mean, communism was pretty freaking awful, but it got a few things right.
	It certainly was very good at controlling the population, for example.
	So the capitalist systems adopted those aspects of communism.
	There's been cross-pollination between the two of them.
	And yeah, if you're anyone that's still trying to fight for capitalism at this point, they need to wake up and smell the coffee.
	Now, capitalism was just the early model.
	This is the advanced model.
	And it's awful.
	Sodomy is an act against nature.
	God forbids it.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, the 50s film noir.
	See, I think what's now going to get some more ice.
	Actually, lots of water, too.
	I'm thirsty.
	I'll tell you what I think makes the film noir so fantastic.
	Two foot back.
	These nice t-shirts are useless.
	Yeah, the 50s Bill Noir.
	First, it's got that really gritty thing to it, right?
	Like, even the good guys aren't exactly good guys.
	They've all got very human pasts to them.
	And it always involves some sort of high jingo as well.
	Right?
	A gumshoe gets wrapped up in a murder that winds up being connected to the highest halls of power.
	And with the expanse, they even toss some really cool science fiction in with it.
	So.
	Loving it so far.
	Manny says, I dream of rehabbing an old ballroom to its former glory and having regular English line dancing.
	Formal dress code.
	None of the nightclub shit.
	You know what kills me with the nightclub shit?
	Like, it doesn't look good.
	What the hell ever happened to dressing well?
	I don't know, maybe that's making a comeback.
	I've seen little indicators here and there that formal attire is making a comeback.
	And I'd be very happy if that turns out to be true.
	I was a communist for the FBI.
	Great film propaganda piece.
	Oh, I hadn't seen that one.
	Pepsi tastes good with tuna fish and chips.
	I thought you said Pepsi tastes like tuna fish and chips.
	I was going to slightly agree with you.
	Tastes green to me for some reason.
	Most Republicans were communists in the 60s and 70s.
	You know what?
	Yeah, they sort of were, actually, and they, well, let's be frank.
	to a degree we are all Marxist in our thinking.
	The fact that we animal, like the whole analysis of class struggle, which is something we all do, is originally a Marxist concept.
	Like, the whole analysis of class struggle, which is something we all do, is originally a Marxist concept.
	You know, Marx is one of those guys, like, he was an absolute idiot.
	Alright, and his tome, Das Capital, is trash.
	But he's like one of these idiots that wrote all this idiotic stuff, and then other smarter people somehow mistook it for being good and translated it into something that was at least coherent.
	And so there have been a couple ideas that came out of Marx that it's sort of like with Freud, except Freud wasn't an idiot.
	People make fun of the stuff Freud got wrong.
	Meanwhile, everything else that he did that was right, like it's become so common that we don't even notice that he did it.
	Or Warren Buffett buys your medium size because they are being taxed to death.
	State-enforced integration did not change human nature.
	Yeah, and it's, again, another principle of morality is that you look out for your family and your friends first.
	And that's actually just common sense.
	It's just information theory.
	Like, you don't know what the people of Bangladesh need right now.
	You got no idea what's going on.
	I've got no idea what's going on there.
	And so anything I would do to try and help the people of Bangladesh would be counterproductive.
	Right?
	I'd send them.
	I'd send them salt and what they need is pepper.
	Because I don't know what they need.
	Right?
	They're doing their thing.
	It's not really any of my business.
	Whereas your friends and family, these are people you're close to.
	These are people you've come to understand, that you can see patterns in them.
	And you can actually help them out effectively.
	So yeah, of course.
	of course you would help your family and your extended kin group and your village and your nation before you'd help other people.
	Like, being a good Samaritan is wonderful.
	Like don't be nasty to other people, but you need to, like, charity starts at home.
	Try being, like, if you want to be charitable, try being charitable to your family, emotionally charitable to them.
	Catalism worked better when industry leaders held loyalty and love for the community and nation.
	And that's the thing that small business does.
	Like the Robber Barons.
	What I was kind of saying about how lawyers just keep chopping away at the gray area, trying to turn everything to black and white.
	The robber barons, by hook or by crook, did whatever they could get away with to grab billions of dollars.
	I mean, that's what George Soros does.
	George Soros frequently engages in financial interactions that he says should be illegal.
	He's like, yeah, I just destroyed 10,000 lives with this.
	Government shouldn't let me do this.
	Maybe you shouldn't be doing it, George Soros.
	Same thing through the Robber Barons.
	And, you know, back in the day, at least they gave back to society to a certain extent.
	You know, Carnegie Hall, for example.
	Whereas our current elite, like, they've gone from doing whatever they can get away with and thinking it's bad to thinking it's good to do whatever you can get away with.
	Yeah, society of backstabbers, liars, and miserable creeps that do nothing but sit in the sidelines and try and use cancel culture to harm other people.
	I am Calgary, Alberta.
	So, Canada's Texas.
	I am just east of the Rockies.
	I can actually see them out my window.
	And I like to head out there fairly often in the summer.
	It's about an hour's drive to get into the, like the, maybe not the, well, where's the mountain stopper start?
	Yeah, it's about an hour's drive, and you got mountains on either side of you.
	Dmitry Jankarov had a very fascinating philosophical roundtable discussion discussing the current trajectory of the East and West.
	When we say that modernism has ended, we mean the conclusion of progress in the fundamental realms of disciples, disciplines such as physics.
	It was after World War I that we saw the development of quantum physics, nuclear physics, and the theory of general relativity.
	Since the evolution of these fields, there's been no new fundamental discoveries in these fields.
	Instead, the world saw the evolution of technology.
	Well, yeah, and I think there's a good argument there that we're now figuring out what we can do with all of these theories.
	Like the quantum computing, that's a really interesting field of technology there.
	The, to kind of sum up what a quantum computer does.
	So you guys are familiar with all the quantum physics spookiness, right?
	That sometimes to particle, sometimes to wave.
	Well, one of the things you can do with quantum particles is you can set up a bunch of probabilistic interactions with them and then you can make one of the possibilities impossible.
	Like you structure it so that if it quantumly went this way, it would like try and explain it.
	Like I don't have the exact thing in my head.
	There's a quantum mechanical bomb tester.
	Look that up if you want the details on it.
	But what you do is you make something impossible.
	Like this would, the particle would become entangled if it went down this way.
	Yeah, I think that's what it is.
	It's something whatever.
	Whatever.
	I'm not going to try and explain it.
	Confuse all of you.
	Basically, what you can do is you can take all of the possible things it can do, and you can render one of them, you can make it into a contradiction if that thing happens.
	Ergo that thing can't happen.
	Now what you do with the quantum computer is you ask it a question structured in such a way that most of the wrong answers are impossible, that they are contradictions in nature.
	And so the quantum computer will never grab any of those possible answers.
	Like if you're trying to crack a password and it's like 10 digits long, there's a hundred different possible passwords that it could be.
	Or no, no.
	10 to the 10 times 9 times 8 times 7, whatever.
	It's 10 exclamation marks, whatever.
	You understand what I'm saying?
	There's 100 possible passwords.
	And you ask it to guess the password, but you structure it so that 90%, like 90 of those answers that are wrong, would create a paradox.
	So you will never get that as an answer.
	So now it only has to explore 10 possibilities.
	That's the basic nature of quantum computers.
	And that's like saying the basic nature of the computers we use right now are logic gates.
	Which is true.
	And the logic gate was pretty fantastic.
	It's pretty mind-blased.
	Like even today, it's fascinating stuff.
	Boolean algebra.
	And I'm frequently, you know, I was driving home and my cell phone was dying on me.
	And I was thinking, like, I was in the middle of typing a message when it died.
	And I was thinking about just how amazing it is that we've got the system controlling the battery so it discharges at a certain rate and it can calculate how much is left.
	And like I was thinking, I wonder how much more electricity is used by me tapping on the keyboard and it's sensing my finger and giving a response.
	How much energy is being used by all of that?
	Right?
	Like you've got the level of batteries and logic gates at the base.
	And then up here we've got the cell phone.
	We've got a live stream happening.
	And, you know, like I'm not some sort of software engineer, but I understand the steps.
	I've written code.
	I've built electric circuits.
	Like, I understand the steps of progress.
	But even understanding it, I don't understand it.
	Like, when do the grains of sand become a pile of sand?
	When does the logic gate become a live stream?
	And so when I'm talking about quantum computers, what's the possibilities with that?
	Like, the logic gate, like, they thought computers were just going to be super good calculators.
	It turned out to be a hell of a lot more than just super good calculators.
	And so, like, the obvious, I mean, that's the obvious.
	What do you do with a logic gate?
	You make it solve logic problems like math.
	What do you do with a quantum computer?
	You use it to crack encryption.
	Or, you know, a lot of science these days is actually pretty much equivalent to cracking encryption.
	So that's the obvious application, but what lies further down the line for quantum computing.
	So yeah, we really are exploring the possibility space granted by all of this.
	And I don't know, this might be one of those predictions that is really stupid in retrospect, like man will never be able to fly.
	But you know, when I read about the stuff, there's a few people that seem to get it.
	I worry that we are approaching the point where we don't have enough intelligence to go any further than this.
	I mean, I'm a pretty smart guy, and I look at what they're doing with some of the advanced mathematics these days, and it makes my head hurt.
	And so the idea of going from quantum computing to whatever the hell the next thing is, I can't even imagine what the next thing would be above quantum computing.
	Like what the downstream applications of quantum computing might be.
	But even phrasing the question in the proper way to effectively use quantum computing, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Maybe I'm being too cynical.
	we are smart enough to figure that out but I kind of it's a sad thought but we might be approaching the point where we just don't have enough intelligence anymore to do this stuff It's a sad thought, but we might be approaching the point where we just don't have enough intelligence anymore to do this stuff.
	I do think when they finally figure out what the hell dark matter is, I think that's going to be a pretty major overhaul of our understanding of things.
	Okay, so the overarching idea in that stream you mentioned by Dmitry Gengarov, the overarching idea was, since the main fields of science have been in a period of stagnation, postmodern came into effect sometime after World War II.
	This lack of structure is why we currently have ideologies that have no known end game or path, as postmodernism has no idea of idea, no idea of objective reality.
	In Kubrick 2001, Hal 9000, a symbol of progress, has no discernible shape, form, or structure.
	He is seen as a camera lens with a red eye.
	The implication being, is this what we are progressing towards?
	Chesterton laments the fatalistic determinism of the progressive thinker whose vision of progress is amorphously goal-less.
	And that's that's exactly it when you...
	That's nihilism.
	In traditional society, we had an appreciation, an understanding of the transcendent.
	The unknowable infinite.
	And we built things like cathedrals.
	We spent two or three hundred years building a cathedral to summon, to try and create a building that expressed the feeling of the ineffable.
	And yet we were also extremely practical as people.
	Technology was not standardized back then, right?
	Like everybody would employ technology.
	You know, whether it's the girl churning butter or the man using levers to move a heavy load, everybody would use basic principles of technology.
	These days, however, it is so rare for people to actually engage in anything like that.
	Right?
	Like our devices have all of their guts hidden on the inside.
	Most we do is we turn the top of the pepper mill and pepper falls out the bottom with no real understanding of what's going on on the inside.
	And the computers are even worse.
	So few people understand the very basics of coding.
	And the UIs being used are increasingly like, yeah, ergonomics is great, except I find a lot of these new UIs are so ergonomic I can't figure them out because I'm trying to think through them logically.
	So yeah, medieval era, you had the understanding of the transcendent, the appreciation of the transcendent, not the understanding of it, but also the extreme practicality.
	Whereas with modernism, with the modern era, positivism, philosophical positivism, You had like science became so successful that we created this very.
	We figured out, we thought that we had just about figured out everything.
	And we forgot about the transcendent.
	At which point, we get the theory of relativity.
	And we get Gördel's and completeness theorem.
	Which, you know, the latter points out that we can never know certain things.
	And relativity points out that there's no absolute frame of reference.
	See, the Cartesian coordinate grid is the modernist God.
	It is the philosophical positivist God.
	It's an absolute statement about where everything is, what everything is.
	And yet, unlike God, who knows when even a sparrow falls, unlike the ineffable, the Cartesian coordinates have no personality.
	They have no meaning or purpose behind them.
	And relativity and Gödel's incompleteness pointed out that these presumptions that there's a distinct grid upon reality is nothing but a human invention and there isn't.
	And from that, we fall into post-modernity, which does nothing.
	Instead of realizing that God is not a ruler, we instead said, oh, well, there is no God.
	just tear everything down.
	And yeah, we've hit peak post-modernity.
	Where we have obese, stupid people lecturing others and criticizing their morality when these people happen right.
	morality has been ripped into nothing but a cruel, blunt, bludgeon to hurt others with.
	Thankfully this too shall pass.
	I guess that's kind of what I'm seeing in the...
	I think postmodernism, or sorry, post-humanism gets a bad wrap around these parts.
	Partly because yeah, it's.
	It's mostly an atheist endeavor and they embrace utilitarian ethics which are stupid.
	But I think the people that are really on that cutting edge of transhumanism are exploring the possibility space of.
	I think they are like we are in the process of rediscovering god because Girdles and completeness theorem well, it says we can never know whether or not math is true or not.
	And the postmodernists ran with that and said that math is white supremacy.
	Literally, they said that.
	I'm not putting words in their mouth.
	I'm not joking.
	That is literally what they said.
	that the evil white man forced everybody else to use his math because he's a rapist and an oppressor.
	Since you can't prove math, the white man must have made it all up.
	Well, the other solution to Gödel's incompleteness theorem is that math is true and God made it.
	Mathematics is, is insight into the mind of God, and especially when we start talking about the, the spookiness of quantum fit of yeah, quantum mechanics and quantum computing, when you start to dig into the philosophical implications of Bayesian
	inferences, you you start to rediscover God going down those paths.
	So we've tried asserting that math isn't real, and I think we might be ready now to say that maybe we can make a leap of faith and accept that mathematics is true.
	But that we can never know it.
	And even start, and this is the real wizardry of these quantum computers, is you're taking the unknown unknowns, you're taking that dark space that you can't even look at, and you're using that as a tool.
	I mean think about the invention of the bow for a moment.
	Prior to the bow, if you wanted food, you had to get a spear and physically thrust it into it.
	And with the bow, it's the complete opposite.
	Instead of your raw physical power like that pointing towards the prey, it's a slow pullback.
	And what's really interesting with compound bows is they're hard, hard, hard, easy, and they just pop into place.
	And then you relax and let go.
	And that's how you get your prey.
	Like, think about that.
	Like, think about how revolutionary that is.
	Instead of, you know, hitting it with the spear, we can do the exact opposite and achieve the same result.
	That's kind of where we're headed with quantum computers.
	We're taking the thing behind us that we can't see, because you can't see the back of your own head.
	We're taking that, and we're using our ignorance to increase our knowledge.
	I mean, like, that is.
	There are so many things in this world that should be impossible.
	and yet they aren't, and so, yeah, maybe, maybe.
	We're coming back to God.
	That's dark.
	I'd die happy man to see a symbolic cathedral built without the soulless process currently used.
	Well, I think that there's a lot of I run into a lot of hostility towards technology in our circles because, well, again, understandable.
	The technology, it's being the same people that are shrinking your pint of ice cream to 14 ounces.
	Yeah, those are the people running the technology.
	You know, most of these dating apps are complete, completely non-functional.
	Don't even bother with them.
	I've had some success with the Facebook dating app.
	So if you're going to use a dating app, try Facebook.
	The other ones, I get absolute zero results.
	And they're constantly asking me for my credit card information to, you know, hey, three bucks and we'll help you out.
	It's like, eh, no.
	Hasn't worked yet.
	I'm not going to give you parasites money.
	Yeah, most of the technology is being employed to addict us, not to actually make things make things better.
	It's being used unscrupulously, but that doesn't mean that technology is bad.
	It means that the nihilists making the technology are bad.
	And if you're using the technology in ways that are harmful for you, you're using it in a bad way.
	using it like that.
	So Francis Baconator says, we always mystify God.
	God is what is.
	Meaning he exists in the mundane, in the present, simultaneously simple yet ineffable.
	Absolutely.
	And that's, you want to see magic.
	Look at programming, man.
	That is magic.
	Look at the compound bow.
	That is magic.
	Right?
	We are absolutely surrounded by mundane wonders.
	And like that, that's that's God's blessing.
	That's where you find God is in all those simple things.
	Holy man says, the criticism, I believe, is with the ideal towards which we are progressing.
	Sci-fi films tend to have a subtle subtext in its imagery.
	We can take 2001 again.
	If the progress in the film is meaningful, it is depicted as a progress towards the abyss.
	You know, actually, 2001 is a great example, because the reason Kubrick made that film, what he was trying to get at, is that the TV screen, the film screen, gives us a meta-level understanding of ourselves.
	It's far more powerful than fiction was, and fiction was extremely powerful.
	I mean that's what the Bible is.
	It's a narrative.
	It's not a spreadsheet.
	It's a story.
	movies are kind of the next level.
	And rather than...
	now again, some movies are just absolutely fantastic.
	But a lot of it is used to program really crappy messages into people.
	It's used to brainwash them.
	And it's very, very effective at that.
	You know, it's like we've got this...
	Nuclear power can be used for a nuclear power plant or an atomic bomb.
	Movies can be used to help instill enlightenment in people, or it can be used to turn them into good little corporate cogs that consume product.
	And even something like the mRNA injection.
	I think that's what I'm going to call it for now, because it's not a vaccine.
	Alright, vaccines are cool.
	They're great technology if overused.
	They're not.
	They're not the greatest thing that ever existed.
	They're just something really good that exists.
	There's a time and a place for vaccines.
	The COVID vaccine is not a vaccine, so I'm just going to call it the mRNA injection.
	This is really fantastic technology.
	It's dangerous, but it's potentially really, really fantastic.
	And what are we using it for?
	Ostensibly, we're using it to protect against the common cold.
	Maybe a slightly bad variant of the common cold.
	Or, you know, I've heard some speculations being used to adjust behavior.
	Which, by the way, that one person I know who died from it, he came back from the hospital, was really angry, like he was really angry for a day, and then he died.
	He was uncharacteristically angry.
	So I've seen some suggestions that this could alter your neurological state.
	So maybe they're giving it to people to make them more obedient.
	Right?
	It's like, good, but why do you want obedient people?
	That's boring.
	want to know do you want an obedient dog or do you want a dog that fucks with you who's fun to hang out with absolute maniacs in charge The return to tradition is incoming.
	seen it locally see I don't see I want that to happen so I don't want to believe it's going to happen right Because I want it to be true.
	I'm going to convince myself that it's true.
	But I am seeing.
	I'm seeing it.
	It's going to be a new tradition.
	Okay?
	Like, the.
	I don't know.
	I feel.
	Am I beating a dead horse with this?
	But, like, trying to go back to 1950 is not the correct method.
	Now, human nature has not fundamentally changed.
	We are the same creatures that we were 2,000 years ago.
	That has not changed.
	But the core of traditionalism is in the meaningful lives that we're living.
	It's swearing at a machine that isn't working properly.
	As opposed to trying to reenact and LARP.
	Although, I'm not accusing you of saying that, Trap Dad, because I don't think you are.
	He says, local high schoolers, rock and mullets, boots and buckles and pickup trucks.
	Nature, not the 1950s.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly.
	And, you know, to go to the.
	Well, I don't know about the mullets, but the boot buckles, pickup trucks, the practical, actually, no, we'll even include the mullets.
	I think a major core of traditionalism is practicality and impracticality.
	Traditionalism is, you know, it's boots because boots keep your feet safe.
	They stop you from spraining your ankle.
	I'm wearing my dress shoes today because my boots are covered with mud right now because I was working.
	Pickup trucks, they're practical, they're useful.
	But also, the completely impractical.
	The fedora, the smoking jacket, women in general, beauty.
	You know, the thing that exists just because it exists for its own sake.
	Traditionalism has both those extremes to it.
	Whereas modernism is just like this lukewarm water.
	And, you know, like, listen, I love Mazda, okay?
	And I know a lot of people love their Mazda 3s.
	Can't stand that thing.
	Because it's such a middle ground.
	It's practical but not that practical, and it's cool but not that cool.
	Whereas the Miata is just completely impractical and so cool.
	It's the outfits people wear.
	And, you know, you even see, like, we were talking about the nightclub earlier.
	Amadi was talking about that.
	And you get guys there wearing t-shirt and gym shorts and running shoes.
	What the hell are you doing with your life?
	That this is how you go out on Friday night.
	It's pathetic.
	It's neither particularly impractical and fantastic, nor is it practical and rugged.
	You're dressed like a little boy.
	It's ridiculous.
	The religious revival seen today is a symptom of the desire to escape the current modernist paradigm.
	You're nailing it, brother.
	You're absolutely nailed.
	Yes, this is what I've been saying.
	Except you're putting it better than me.
	Since the individual believes, perhaps subconsciously, that upon reaching a dead end, the rational solution is to move backwards in order to find an exit.
	Yes, it has major aspects of that.
	That's what I'm trying to say.
	That's what I've been trying.
	I'm not saying that, you know, Vatican II was the greatest thing ever.
	I mean, you can't walk backwards in time.
	And you're right, it feels like we've reached a dead end.
	Like, how much more woke can this shit get?
	I mean, well, how much further can you go down in the abyss?
	The abyss goes on forever.
	Like, we can get more woke than this.
	We will continue getting more woke until there is sufficient suffering that people decide not to be woke anymore.
	But walking backwards is not a solution to woke.
	we need to be walking forwards we can't judge you can't judge the past by the values of the present You also can't judge the present by the values of the past.
	And I find what a lot of the traditionalists are doing is they're trying to take the I was going to say common prejudices.
	Don't know if that's the best term.
	The I guess the morality of the 1950s and try and apply it to today.
	Well, imagine if you took the fashion sense of the 1950s and applied it to today.
	Meaning that anybody that was wearing blue jeans and a t-shirt is an absolute degenerate that you should not speak to.
	You know, a real man wears wool pants.
	Well, that's patently absurd.
	Right?
	Like, maybe let's develop new fashions.
	Let's like, let's look good for God's sake.
	But trying to apply 1950s fashion standards, like a man without boots is not fully dressed.
	It's like, oh, dress shoes are okay these days.
	same thing with the the morality like there were common moral suppositions that if you adopt them in the modern era you wind up you wind up attacking 90 of people these days and it's usually over rather trivial issues it's usually over rather trivial issues.
	And good look, I already hear the response in my head.
	I. Everything could be a mortal sin, okay?
	You can turn whatever.
	Somebody being grumpy in the morning, somebody not tipping, you know, that, like, you can turn anything you want into a mortal sin if you're going around examining the specks in your brother's eyes.
	But I honestly think most of these are not big issues You know, like, the consequence of casual sex, of too much casual sex, is the thousand-cock stare.
	But the bigger issue, so, I mean, like, yeah, if you sleep around, you're gonna catch an STD.
	That's the consequence.
	And so, if you want to avoid that consequence, don't be sleeping around willy-nilly.
	But the deeper issue is the people denying.
	The women that deny they have a thousand-cocks stare.
	That's pride, right?
	Like, that's the issue.
	That's the moral issue that I see coming out of the free love.
	Like, there are societal consequences coming out of it, but the moral issue is that people won't even admit they're wrong Mystery, the PUA, pretending to be a feminist, pretending to be pro-women when his whole methodology boiled down to tricking women.
	Like, it's one thing, it's one thing to put on, put your best foot forward, to have a funny story pre-plan, to wear a schnazzi outfit, to, you know, like, that's one thing.
	Mystery was definitely leaning into the 14-ounce pint territory of meeting women.
	And he pretends that he's pro-woman.
	It's like, no, that's like pretending that the corporation's a pro-consumer.
	No, no, you like using women, Mystery.
	You're not a feminist.
	Or, you know, maybe you're the perfect feminist.
	Yeah, I find that the traditionists, they often mistake the trappings of something for the thing itself.
	And, you know, I'm probably over-criticizing, okay?
	See, the reason I'm over-criticizing is because, like, would you bother criticizing the left?
	Hmm, Dora, you claim to be an explorer, but you only ever visit previously mapped territories.
	Interesting.
	Like, you want to be the Ben Shapiro?
	Like, the cancel culture loonies, the moonbats.
	You can't reason with these people.
	There's no point in reasoning with these people.
	so I criticize people on the right because they are worth criticizing.
	Oh, Trad Dad, thank you.
	I will tell you something.
	I heard a really optimistic story about high schoolers.
	Somebody was saying in their class that the teacher asked, what percentage of America do you think is Asian?
	And people guessed, 10, 20, I don't know, five.
	What percentage do you think is Hispanic?
	You know, I'm gonna guess.
	What percentage do you think is black?
	13.
	Everybody in the class knew the answer to that one.
	You know, I've heard some people be really upset because like all of the Zoomers are bisexual these days, which, I mean, it's the fad, man.
	It's a fad.
	It's like, we were playing with pogs back in the day.
	Like, what did our parents think?
	It's like, Dad, can you buy me some pogs?
	It's like, what the you stack paper pellets up and then hit them with a heavy thing and some of them flip over.
	Like, this is the dumbest thing ever.
	Why are you wasting money on this stupid shit?
	Dad, can you get me a Jurassic Park dinosaur?
	It's 40 bucks and there's a $2 dinosaur over there.
	Yeah, but it's got the JP mark, Dad.
	Shit.
	Yeah, kids are fucking stupid, okay?
	And all the Zoomers are bisexual.
	Big whoop.
	Okay, I'm not.
	I'm not super worried about that.
	The fact that they all know 13%, that, that one right there, that, hey, these kids are paying attention.
	Yeah, I've said it before, like, technology is going to be.
	It's not our enemy.
	Ultimately, it's not our enemy.
	Yeah, the tech companies are our enemies.
	The tech companies hate us.
	The tech companies are run by people that hate our culture, that are not part of our culture.
	But AI is really bad at lying.
	AI just keeps discovering problematic things to be true.
	And the internet.
	See what they've tried to do with the internet, they've tried to centralize it, right?
	I don't buy that there's plans going back hundreds of years.
	I don't buy that there's a cabal that actually knows.
	There's lots of cabals.
	There's lots of cabals.
	Lots of conspiracies, but there's not like a big, you know, Templar order conspiracy.
	So, Facebook, the social media turned out to be a really good way to try and control the flow of information like they had back in the TV days.
	But even with that, kids are still finding out the truth.
	The internet is just the worst thing that happened to these moral nihilists.
	Beauty, says the beautiful Maddie, indicates health and how good your genes are.
	Ever since mugshots from the 1920s or earlier, even the slime of society put more effort into their appearance.
	Oh, God, if you know who I feel bad for at times, I really feel bad for the underclass getting dragged along with all of this.
	There's another I hypocrite video I was watching was, I guess there's this YouTuber where she's not very bright and she's very obese.
	And like she was going so that this woman that very overweight was saying she wants to find a guy to fall in love with who will be okay with the fact that she sleeps around all the time because Britney Spears told her this was normal.
	And so it's that underclass that is really being abused by all these terrible messages.
	You know, it's one thing, like when people with high IQs, you know, do a bit of philandering, they keep it in check.
	Right?
	They tend, they usually manage to avoid the worst consequences.
	And they typically do get married.
	Well, they used to, at least.
	I hear it's like 30% for people in their 30s these days.
	Only 30% of people are married.
	So.
	I don't know.
	I didn't see this.
	I just heard that somewhere.
	Take it with a grain of salt.
	But, you know, like back in the 60s, the upperclass people, it's like, yeah, you'd sleep around a bit, but you get married.
	You'd have a stable household and whatnot.
	Whereas this poor girl, now that we've advocated this lifestyle, is she's trying to make this impossible lifestyle work.
	She's not.
	She's not smart enough to understand the impossible thing that she's asking from the universe.
	And yeah, it's the same thing.
	It's like when you put these gangster rap music videos all over the place, you are training the youth to be failures at life.
	Hang out with a buddy of mine, and his son was playing this rap video on his phone where I had a bunch of black guys going around shirtless.
	And I just said to the kid, those guys look like they're unemployed to me.
	Which my buddy started laughing because he's not the best with words.
	And he wanted to say, like, son, stop watching that garbage.
	But saying, yeah, they look like they don't have jobs.
	Because people that look like that don't wind up having jobs, milad.
	You don't want, no, that's not cool.
	do not want to emulate that so yeah like even So yeah, the mug shots in the 1920s.
	Oh, and the photography was awesome.
	That's interesting.
	I should see if I can get a picture of a copy of my mugshot.
	Mind you, it's like I was in prison or in remand for the weekend and my hair had grown up.
	It's not the most complimentary photo, but man, do I ever look dangerous?
	I was not too happy after a few days in remand for something I didn't do.
	So yeah, I look pretty criminal on that one.
	Since the left projects, the handmaid's tale indicates that feminists want to enslave and breed with alt-right chances.
	Oh, they do.
	Oh, they absolutely do.
	In fact, I think this is one of the reasons feminists get so crazy is because the sort of men that are male feminists, like you do get the occasional chad that goes down that route.
	Okay, let's not pretend it's a one-to-one relationship.
	But even though, like, the good-looking guys that become male feminists, they lean towards psychopathy, right?
	They're willing to lie about things to use women.
	But there's a few alpha chats there.
	But most of the men are just, like, utterly like they might as well be castrated, quite frankly.
	Because it's like, no, no woman can.
	even if intellectually they want to, right?
	Because they are deep into this belief structure, right?
	They want to have a woke boyfriend.
	But the woke boyfriends are just utterly pathetic.
	And by the way, there's a script for a really abusive relationship.
	Getting into a relation with somebody that you secretly loathe.
	That's a good way to make things explode.
	What the hell are we supposed to do about these people cocooning themselves?
	Because what you're saying about the left there.
	Yeah, it's like the left absolutely cocoons themselves.
	They put themselves in an environment where none of their ideas are ever criticized at all.
	And they're provided this narrative where anything bad that happens is because of white patriarchy.
	Right?
	It's like their moral theory.
	Our moral theory is that bad things happen because we are bad people.
	Because our hearts are not pure.
	And we do bad things to other people.
	And we try and be honest with ourselves and try and be aware of the bad things we've done.
	without beating ourselves up over it too much but but to acknowledge that yeah I've got I'm dangerous I'm dangerous and I have to keep myself in check.
	Otherwise, I could hurt a lot of people and I don't want to do that.
	So the generalized evil of humanity is why evil things happen.
	Their theory, their moral theory, is that evil happens because the society is corrupt from the top down.
	That evil rules our society and forces people to become evil.
	That if it weren't for the patriarchy, everything would be good.
	Ergo, a woman can go to Haiti as a relief worker, get raped by a Haitian, and blame it on white supremacy.
	Because it could never be the Haitian's fault.
	Or it could never be her fault for putting herself in such a dangerous situation.
	Imagine a woke feminist who gets into a relationship with a woke baby boy.
	And her vagina just won't work around him because she loathes him.
	He's pathetic.
	How often do these dual feminist relationships, with her constantly like secretly loathing him and not even admitting it, but just denying him sex, being like really nasty with him, using her words?
	How often do those relationships turn into domestic violence?
	Fairly often, I guess.
	Or something.
	They turn into a really nasty relationship because she's constantly loathing him and he slowly grows resentful, but he won't be open and honest about the fact that he's resentful or why he's resentful.
	They're both lying about what's happening.
	So eventually the relationship blows up one way or another.
	And what does the feminist blame it on?
	Does she blame herself for marrying a man she doesn't want to have sex with?
	Does she blame the fact that making her husband wear a dress made him even less sexually desirable?
	Of course not.
	She blames.
	She blames the patriarchal standards that said that their non-traditional relationship was invalid and that that huge imaginary patriarchy that's judging her is responsible for the detonation of her relationship.
	Not herself, not him, not their unrealistic standards, but an imaginary person is responsible for everything.
	And so that's the thing with these people.
	It's like they.
	It's like ancient aliens, man.
	Aliens did it.
	It's always aliens did it.
	Not, there's this thing we don't understand.
	It's that aliens did it.
	You know, this is the hell that C.S. Lewis posits in The Last Battle.
	Where the vile materialist dwarfs, they wind up in heaven, but they refuse to see that it's heaven.
	And they think they're sitting in a dirty donkey hut.
	Because they just won't, they can't admit that they were wrong.
	They'd rather hold on to their false belief than embrace a true belief.
	even though the true belief would make them so much more joyful.
	Trad Dad just threw away an amazing pog collection.
	What the hell were pogs?
	I've like researched pogs a bunch of times.
	They said it back in the 1940s, it was a game kids played.
	I don't believe it was.
	It's.
	God, what a stupid.
	Why were.
	I had pogs too, okay?
	Like, seriously, I collected pogs.
	Why did I do that?
	Like, action figures are at least cool, you know?
	Has there been a comedy movie yet where Uncle Buck says, oh, hey, I saw you had all those Star Wars figures still in their packages, so I opened them up for you, buddy.
	I made you a nice little diorama with them.
	There must be a comedy with that in it.
	It's far too obvious of a joke.
	But why would you collect action figures and keep them in the original package?
	whole point is to play with the damn things my Albert Pike letter to Mazzini I don't know that one.
	Amadi just donated one ice cream.
	Amadi, thank you so much.
	The liberal capitalism influence slowly sniped all of our established social standards.
	Now, kooky liberal democracy and spiteful ethnics and power are targeting the citizens of America.
	Insane times.
	And well, God, there's a great meme.
	Oh, I didn't save it.
	It was on my phone at the time.
	There's a great meme about affirmative action policies at Microsoft.
	And then Windows 10 updates deleting your hard drive.
	And just the other day, I was helping my mother.
	First, Windows 10 updated and crashed her computer.
	She rebuilt it, but then somebody said, you know, if you're rebuilding your computer, might as well get a new drive.
	She moves the OS over to the new drive.
	Then a Windows update detects the old drive, deletes the boot sector on the new drive, and it boots into the old drive.
	And so I had to do some open heart surgery on the computer to restore a boot drive on the new drive because Windows update.
	And I was talking with the other contractor about this today, and he's like, don't you even talk to me about Windows 10?
	It is such an awful operating system.
	Okay, it's not that awful, but it's pretty fucking awful.
	Then you've got, like, okay, Skype.
	Why is it that when I tab over to Skype, the chat window isn't selected?
	I have to grab the mouse and carefully click on the chat window before I can start typing.
	That is just such an obvious bit of ergonomics.
	And they don't use it.
	Probably because nobody knows how to do that.
	They probably tried it and it crashed the whole thing.
	There's so much legacy code on there, there's just like nothing but cancerous tumors growing all over it that nobody knows how to fix it.
	And I would bet that nobody, nobody knows how to make a new Skype.
	So we're stuck with a Skype that keeps getting worse and worse and worse.
	And honest to God, guys, this started in 2005.
	It used to be Windows Media Player.
	Had some wonderful functionality where you could adjust the color of everything.
	Like you had a lot of customization options just to have a really pretty media player that meshed with your whole desktop style that you were going for.
	And then they updated and took that out.
	And they've never added any features that were particularly useful to me.
	In fact, I will tell you, I used to have a very well-curated media library, media library, music and whatnot.
	And I quit.
	I don't remember the last time I actually listened to music in MP3 format from my computer because Windows Media Player is fucking awful.
	Or whatever they call it these days.
	They even changed the stupid name, and it's still awful.
	Yeah, they are...
	God, they are...
	They're just crashing it into the ground.
	They're just crashing it into the ground.
	And yeah, it's mostly spiked.
	By the way, so there's a case going through right now about whether or not caste is legitimate grounds for discrimination.
	Because, well, because we're bringing the problems of India over here.
	And I talked to my Sikh buddy about this, and he's like, Yeah, man, the caste system can be pretty nasty at times.
	Like, Sikhs get treated only slightly better than Christians over in India.
	And, I don't know, most Sikhs seem to be pretty good guys, in my experience.
	There's a now listen, that NDP guy, Sing, he's he puts the can in garbage can.
	Let's put it like that.
	But most Sikhs are pretty based.
	The Hindu caste system, though, is just such a tyrannical system.
	Anyway, what's happening is that Microsoft and the other tech companies are arguing that it's completely legitimate to discriminate based on caste.
	While the people complaining from the Dalit class, caste are saying that they're being denied job opportunities because they're not Brahmin caste.
	So this got me thinking.
	One of the things that I've run into many times is the obsequious Indian person that if I ask them to do their job properly, they hang up the phone on me.
	The people that, uh, so can I do this?
	Yes, yes, sir, you can absolutely do this, except no, you can't.
	Well, which is it, buddy?
	Can I or can't I?
	Give me a straight answer.
	They always tell you what you want to hear, as opposed to telling you the straight answer.
	It's infuriating.
	And then they hang up the phone on you if you get upset with them for lying.
	So, new strategy.
	If you get an Indian person on the phone who is being unhelpful, I mean, if they're being helpful, be a gentleman to them.
	But if they're being unhelpful and there's a lot of the nepotism going on with the tech companies, which again, not all Hindus, I know, I know Maddie here is of that descent, and she's lovely.
	At least I think she is.
	I don't know.
	I actually don't know what she was.
	I just presume that she is just as beautiful as all the other women that listen to me.
	Only handsome people around here.
	I know that for a fact.
	So, if you get an unhelpful Indian person, what you do is say, listen, man, I get it, you're a Dalet, and this is really more of a Brahmin problem.
	Could you pass me on to a Brahmin, please?
	I mean, like, you've got no idea if they're Dalit or Brahmin.
	If they're Dalet and you demand a Brahmin, then they'll be seething.
	And if they're Brahmin and you tell them they're acting like a Dalet, they'll be seething.
	And either way, I consider that one for the W category.
	House of Delfina, who's got a cute profile pic, says, I'm loving this heading.
	Respect powerful women.
	Yeah, I really need to change it, but I don't know how to change it.
	Shoot!
	Help me, man!
	One diamond, one ice cream.
	This is fantastic.
	And Delphina just went, good, it's getting even more handsome and beautiful around here.
	Oh, yeah.
	Trad Dad says, I have all the respect.
	Indian, but not Hindu.
	Okay, yeah, like it's.
	I draw generalizations, but individuals are individuals, man.
	An individual.
	Well, I don't know, some individuals are stereotypes.
	But yeah, individuals aren't stereotypes.
	We all understand that.
	I just like to make sure that I'm not being insensitive or rude.
	No, except for correctness.
	Fuck those people.
	Because I don't want to be rude to people.
	Trad Dad says, I have all the respect in the world for working class women because the world was a much oh, because the world was a simpler place, Ergo Pogs.
	I mean, baseball cards made more sense.
	And I don't even understand, like, why do you need a card?
	Like, what does it do?
	What's the purpose of this?
	It's like, I can understand, like, a buying the big book of baseball statistics.
	Like, okay.
	But, like, why the baseball card?
	What is that?
	But, you know, they made it into a thing.
	But yeah, I have all the respect in the world for working class women.
	Anybody that's doing an honest job is absolutely worthy of respect.
	Let me, sorry, let me suss out this thought a little bit and top off my drink.
	Okay, now, right here.
	Right here, we're going to demonstrate why I actually prefer wearing boots.
	Because despite it being year zero, oh wait, no, the laces are still done.
	Look at these laces, man.
	They're like a dog with big floppy ears.
	Like, do they need to be this long?
	I thought the lace was undone.
	It's just flopping around enough for that.
	But like, yeah, laces come undone all the freaking time.
	Except sometimes you get really good laces that are just nice and good friction on them.
	They don't come undone.
	And yet we haven't perfected that technology.
	And 90% of the laces out there are garbage.
	So I don't know what to do about that.
	So I wear boots, usually.
	You know, one of the things that the feminists came out with that really was the statement that a mother does $150,000 worth of labor every year unpaid.
	And they completely juke the stats on that.
	course they do, show all the, like, she deserves to get paid $150,000 by her husband.
	Which completely misses the point of what marriage is.
	A wife is not an employee for crying out loud.
	It's your partner.
	It's your partner in life.
	partner in child rearing and so just like the way Kind of a natural outgrowth of our biology, our sexual dimorphism, our mating rituals.
	What naturally grew from all of this, and you see this in every single society, like everything above hunter-gatherer, you see this.
	You see something similar in Hunter-Gatherer, but you know, they didn't have currency.
	Every single society, what you find is you got guys going out and doing labor for shekels.
	And women would have like a lot of them would have side jobs, by the way.
	So like women absolutely were working throughout most of history.
	It's not like there was a rule saying women weren't allowed to work.
	I mean, okay, there were.
	Generally, listen, generally speaking in history, women worked.
	Everybody worked.
	If you want to eat, you work.
	So yeah, you have women going out there working.
	Sorry, where am I going with this?
	Women would have side hustles.
	They would have part-time jobs, usually.
	Like, occasionally you get a full-time worker.
	But a lot of what women would do was not paid work.
	Right?
	Like, they would, like, cook dinner for the family.
	They would, you know, like, can pickles.
	My mother used to do that when I was growing up.
	she and her friends would get together and just spend the afternoon chopping up dill and garlic and whatever else and canning their own pickles so yeah like women did all this stuff but so do men Men.
	Like the other contractor I was talking to today, he's like, any plans for the weekend?
	I'm like, I don't know, lie on the couch, you?
	He's like, I was going to build the deck because four boards are rotten.
	But I'm like, can you even afford boards these days, man?
	I know you're a plumber, but yeah men do unpaid work too You know, it's like you don't get the salary of a garbage man for carrying the bag of garbage out the back door.
	Yeah, it's like you're partners in life.
	You do things together.
	And you optimize the production of the household.
	Right?
	That's literally what economics means.
	It means household management.
	Which means man and woman doing things to contribute to the greater good of all.
	Like these feminists would actually say that because they're raising children, they deserve the income of somebody that's a professional childcare worker.
	I mean, how nihilistic are you?
	That, like, who do you, who do you think is going to pay you to be a child care worker when it's your own damn children?
	That's kind of like when you get married and have kids, it's kind of what you do is you raise them.
	And it's wonderful.
	You know, I think a lot of the disrespect towards women.
	And now, let's be frank.
	There is a lot of misogyny.
	Well, there's a lot of hatred between the sexes these days.
	Right?
	The feminists absolutely hate men.
	And because feminists align on the left, we get a lot of guys on the right hating women.
	like even even seriously cool women like ahmadi for example like ask her i'm sure she's been well she's actually pretty good She doesn't bring up the fact that she's...
	I didn't even know she was a woman for like...
	You've been commenting on this name for like over a year.
	And I didn't realize until recently you were a woman.
	But you know, like women get, they do get a lot of harassment.
	There's just a lot of anger between the sexes.
	Alright, that's because the dating market was fucked up by capitalism.
	And rather than blame the people organizing the market, the sexes are blaming one another.
	Anyway, but some of the hatred, I think, comes from the fact that there's a lot of women doing mostly useless jobs.
	There's a lot of women that are...
	Any woman that's working for a living to pay the bills, I got nothing but respect for that lady.
	That's actually powerful.
	Right?
	She made her own power.
	She made her own way through the world.
	That's power.
	I mean, Ella, I think she's gone to bed at this point, but Ella does that.
	Ella has got her shit together really, really tight.
	She's powerful.
	As opposed to the empowered woman.
	Like the woman that makes her way through life complaining that everything is sexist and joining lobby groups and begging for funding on everything.
	Like that, that's not a respectful position.
	You are.
	Whether it be a stay-at-home mother working around the house or a woman that's driving a logging truck, and I've met some of those ladies, that is deeply respectful.
	Anybody that's out there doing shit, getting shit done.
	Hell, working at a 7-Eleven.
	That's something respectful.
	Maddie says, oh, that's interesting.
	See, this is what my other buddy was saying as well.
	Amadi, I'm going to be careful about my phrasing of this, as this isn't an exact quote.
	Amadi has had difficulties with Hindus.
	I worked for them for six years.
	Heavy nepotism in management, but co-workers were okay.
	Okay, what is this?
	So, Big Omendokovich posted this gif of a guy looking at a computer and getting so angry at the computer that he hits it with the bet and then sets it on fire.
	Which I think, because I've never seen, maybe he's talking about somebody I was quoting, but I'm pretty sure that Big Omendozkovich doesn't like this stream.
	That is that is hilarious That is, oh, okay.
	See, I want, like, part of me, I want to say, like, I wish he would tell me what he's so upset about.
	What point that I'm making does he disagree with?
	But, as I said at the start of the stream, it's like, no, no, these people don't actually believe anything.
	Right?
	They align with beliefs so they can use that to bully other people.
	Right, so he can, you know, it's like, what?
	You think women should be married?
	What are you, a rapist?
	So he burns his computer down.
	That's the extent of the argument from these people.
	It's, uh, wow.
	Just wow.
	I don't know.
	I don't know how to deal with these people.
	Honestly, I was thinking about this.
	Okay, I will tell you how to deal with these people.
	number one is you just block them uh now i'm i'm probably gonna if he cut like maybe i'm misreading what he meant by that gift so i'm not gonna block him right away Right?
	I don't want to be triggered.
	No.
	You block them because they have nothing of value to add to the conversation.
	Right?
	They're not going to argue in good faith.
	They're not going to hold to their own principles.
	Their principles shift like the evening wind.
	So you just block them.
	Because all they're going to do is stress, like, start an argument, which is, like, a waste of time.
	An argument where somebody is not arguing in good faith is a complete waste of time.
	Or they'll complain about you, try and get you blocked, censored, what have you.
	There's no point in speaking to them.
	Now, if you run into these people in real life.
	See, I did the other day, and I totally screwed it up.
	Because, like, what are you supposed to do when somebody calls you a Nazi?
	No, I'm not a Nazi.
	Yes, you are.
	Okay then.
	And since they're, what they then proceed to do is call out everything you've ever done wrong.
	And, like, yeah, it's a losing battle, because they're not fighting fair.
	And so if you actually do run into one of these people and you can't block them, you make fun of them.
	Just ridicule them until they go away.
	You know what?
	The best defense is a good offense.
	And actually, like, I'm not saying this out of spite either.
	You don't ridicule them so you feel like a big man.
	Imagine if you run into one of these people in your workplace, right?
	And Mr. Neckbeard comes up and says, you, I saw that thing you posted on Facebook.
	was rather problematic and you know the way that you're you're always talking to to Stephanie over here you know I think you need to back off and give her some immediately they're creating this narrative that you're a creeper you're a Nazi you you are whatever
	And walking away from that, like being the bigger man and walking away, no, you actually can't walk away from that because that adds validity to what they said.
	Like the perception is that you ran away from them because they were telling the truth.
	So if you run into one of these people, IRL, then, and yeah, looks like Big Mendoza.
	He's just a stream sniper, so let's just block that guy.
	Band sticker.
	No, I don't want to ban the sticker.
	Hmm.
	There's no ban option here I need to figure this out.
	Whatever.
	Whatever, we'll leave it then.
	You need to present a good offense.
	These people are going to be using cheap rhetorical tricks to destroy your character.
	And unfortunately, cheap rhetorical tricks work really well.
	So what you need to do the moment that they even appear, as soon as they initiate hostilities, absolutely crush them with rhetorical tricks.
	And it should be easy.
	Make fun of them.
	Don't acknowledge any of their arguments.
	Make fun of them.
	Talk about how fat they are, how creepy they are.
	Make up stories about them.
	Like, listen, they're making up stories about you.
	Right?
	They're making up fake stories about you.
	Make up stories about them.
	You know, the story about how they're always creeping on your girlfriend and crying about how hard their life is, and your girlfriend tells you all about it, and how you both laugh at him.
	Make them into the risable object.
	Right?
	Don't get heated.
	Stay cool.
	Make fun of them.
	Ignore them.
	Don't threaten them.
	Don't get angry at them.
	Right?
	You gotta stay cool as a cucumber and just make fun of them.
	Because they're a pathetic person.
	Now, oh god, I got this young lad I'm mentoring.
	And I know this lad would immediately go to like nuclear options.
	No, no, man.
	But the trick to making fun of somebody is to do it like you're only half joking, like they're your buddy.
	Right?
	If you go up to somebody and you go nuclear with the insults, that seems mean-spirited.
	Right?
	Like, if they've got like a deformity and you make fun of the deformity, then you're making them into the victim.
	So don't go nuclear, but just be like, hey, buddy.
	Buddy, it's okay.
	It's okay, buddy.
	I know, I know you don't talk to girls very often, so you don't really understand the male-female dynamic, but it's not like in your Yu-Gi-Oh video games, right?
	It's like, you know.
	Men talk to women, women talk to men, we have a lot of fun.
	I know in your Yu-Gi-Oh games, you like those.
	You probably played some of those Japanese rape games, haven't you?
	Yeah, so I understand why you mistook normal people for being something from one of your rape video games.
	But no, it's all cool, buddy.
	It's all cool.
	Yeah, okay, Trad Dead, you nailed it.
	This is what I was talking about.
	It was actually my ex-girlfriend that hasn't left the house in a year.
	Working in DC, I see the peak of empowered, soulless, men, jerial-class women.
	Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
	The women, it's like, they're just kind of, they get paid, somehow they get paid six figures, and they don't really do anything of any great merit all day.
	Z-Man was talking about their goalpost moving as well.
	Yeah, he was, wasn't he?
	That was about a week ago or so.
	Maddie says, even though I can be repulsed by nice guys and betas, I feel that girls constantly gaslight them about what they want in men.
	So I feel sorry for those guys.
	Like Aaron Clary says, he doesn't want to be a jerk to girls, but that is what they respond to.
	And, you know, I'm going to.
	All right, so the first part, the nice guys in betas.
	The fuckers don't listen.
	They don't fucking listen.
	And now I've had, yeah, I feel bad for him too.
	I've had a few friends that got into really.
	I had this one buddy in college.
	She was dating like the nicest girl.
	She was so cool.
	She was totally faced.
	And she was like 4'8 and just this little haughty, this little hot little midget with big tits thing going on.
	Like, dude, how did you score that?
	You were the luckiest man alive.
	And then he broke up with her and started dating this controlling bitch that even my controlling bitch of a girlfriend didn't like.
	And then she, you know, won her two kids, then she divorced him.
	And I miss that guy.
	I should see if I can find him.
	He's a soul.
	He's a cool dude.
	He's a cool dude.
	Bit of a, but bit of a beta, right?
	He's like, kind of like Sheldon on the Big Bang Theory.
	He's a cool dude.
	Never listened, but he's a cool dude.
	And, ah, the girls...
	See, the girls say things that are flattering to their own egos.
	And he hears things that are flattering to his own ego.
	Right?
	Because I'm telling him things he doesn't want to hear.
	Whereas he just wants to, like, stay mellow.
	on the straight and narrow easy path.
	I think the solution...
	Because so here's the thing with game.
	And what you're saying with Aaron Clary.
	Yeah, I don't like.
	And same with me.
	I don't like being a jerk to girls, but it worked.
	Oh, God, that's going to get quoted out of context, isn't it?
	Completely with the hiccup involved.
	Fantastic.
	No, and I'm actually not a jerk to girls.
	I don't care enough to be a jerk to girls.
	And that's the whole negging thing.
	Like, if you.
	And negging, it works.
	works if you're being a and it's so autistic right But if you're negging her, you must be high.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, I'll tell you what I think is the correct formulation of all of this.
	Like, I think that, like, negging, being a jerk, these are cheap facsimiles of what you should be doing.
	And what it boils down to is having, is putting your mission first.
	Is men need a mission?
	Men need some goal, some destiny that they are working towards accomplishing.
	And if your woman is being all crazy, like a part of the reason, like, listen, we love women because they're crazy, right?
	We love it.
	It's fantastic.
	Absolutely love it.
	And if it's Friday night and she's being all crazy, that is just wonderful.
	But if it's Tuesday morning and she's being crazy, it's like, honey, you need to shut the fuck up because I'm hauling this lumber right now.
	And that's the right way to be a jerk.
	That's the right, and that's, and I, women appreciate that because, like, women know that they get, they kind of spiral off into emotions all the time.
	they kind of spiral off into emotions all the time.
	One of the really interesting things about women is that they can be completely spiraling emotionally and And a man can say to them, no, honey, shut the fuck up.
	Things are going to be fine.
	We're doing this right now.
	And it's almost like they hit an emotional reset button in their head.
	And they appreciate that.
	They appreciate that, like, this is what we're doing.
	calm the fuck down and actually i would love to hear trad dad's thoughts on that since he actually has a successful relationship Trader says, I use the same technique on government sites.
	Only way to keep their power levels at bay.
	Shoot, I'm not sure what that's referencing.
	But yeah, always feed the government lies.
	Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie.
	Anytime you can.
	Public Frog says, I have this problem with negging women.
	I go nuclear.
	Generally, my opening move is a spin in their face.
	See, that's the problem when you're, like, you should be negging her because you've got something else going on.
	not because you're trying to neg her.
	Like, okay, example.
	Imagine if you phone up a really busy plumber.
	Like, and he's really busy.
	He's kind of angry.
	He's like the best guy in town.
	And he's like, listen, just tell me what the fuck you want, and I'll tell you if I can do it or not.
	And you're like, sir, yes, sir, I would like.
	Boom.
	And he and I rise like the soup Nazi.
	He gets lots of business because of that.
	But you can't fake that.
	It's not that being a jerk is what gets you ahead.
	It's that not putting up with bullshit is what gets you ahead.
	So recognize that a woman is going to cause a lot of bullshit for you and not being a pussy about it.
	Here, I'll tell you something I fucked up recently.
	I had this girl met her on a dating site and she's like, I'm like, yeah, let's grab coffee.
	And she's like, how about instead of coffee, let's go to a steakhouse.
	You know, and I said, well, I'm too broke for that right now.
	What I should have said was something like, I'm not taking you to a steakhouse for our first date.
	Like, she all psyched me out with it.
	I can't afford to go to a steakhouse right now.
	Man, I'm trying to put a business together.
	It's bullshit.
	It's all bullshit.
	But I got nothing to be ashamed of.
	Right?
	Like, she played me that time.
	She played me.
	She did the mind game on me.
	And she made me feel like a loser because I can't afford to take some woman I never met to a fucking steakhouse.
	No, you gotta flip it back, and it's like, no, I'm not taking you to a steakhouse.
	Screw you.
	And that's the proper negging.
	That's the proper level of jerk.
	It's like, even, quite frankly, here's the thing.
	If I had a million dollars in my bank account, still would not take a woman to a steakhouse on the first date.
	Because fuck that noise.
	But because I don't have a million dollars, she psyched me out and I totally screwed that up.
	These people know the narrative and how susceptible we are to its destruction.
	Firehaps says, Negging communicates to a woman that you like her, but your brain can still function around her.
	Very well put.
	Yeah, it's sort of like saying, like, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know the game.
	You say this to all the extremely handsome and loquacious Italian men that you meet That's a good.
	Oh, I gotta remember that That's a good line right there.
	I'm remembering that one.
	Sticking a pin in that.
	They have to deal with so many drooling simpletons, it's a relief.
	I mean, like, ultimately it's supposed to be playful.
	Dating is supposed to be playful.
	You know, Devin Stack was, he was coming down hard in that movie, My Girl Friday, which was a comedy movie.
	It was a comedy movie.
	I think he was reading too much into that movie.
	Like, the only takeaway from that, if you didn't see his review of it, it's a movie about this woman that got out of the newspaper business, and she divorced her ex-husband, who was the newspaper guy, and she met a really nice guy that was a boring accountant that every girl should love.
	And the bad boy newspaper guy gets her back in the end and totally screws with the nice guy in the process.
	And he does some like really mean evil stuff, okay?
	Like he gets the nice guy arrested twice.
	Gives him a bunch of counterfeit money, then he gets arrested for having counterfeit money.
	But it's a comedy movie.
	And the, like, watch something like that.
	Watch the back and forth between the charming Chad Alpha guy and the woman.
	And like, that's the healthy way things are supposed to be.
	And, like, women.
	Listen, women hate themselves for the fact that they like the charming bad boys.
	As opposed to the really boring accountants.
	But that's the way.
	Man is not meant.
	I don't want to make fun of accountants.
	I'm not trying to pick on accountants, man.
	Man is not meant to be an aunt.
	And actually he was a life insurance salesman, not an accountant.
	Man is not meant to be this weak little thing.
	Man is supposed to be adventuring and charmful.
	And yeah, you can be an adventurous and charming accountant.
	Now, my stepdad is one of these engineers that obsesses with following the procedure.
	He is so fucking by the book.
	When we were trying to fix his, his Porsche and we did fix it after we we spent like spent like three days trying to find it electrical problem and we reinstalled the component, which was an absolute nightmare because of course it's like where it you?
	Yeah, terrible.
	He wants to go through all of the diagnostic procedures afterwards and then why don't we just turn the key?
	Pretty sure we fixed the problem, let's just turn the key.
	Like we did like two of the dark.
	Like let's just turn the damn key okay, like spending three more hours doing this bullshit.
	Let's turn the fucking key and see if the car works.
	So he can be very analytical, almost like an accountant like that, but he's pretty Alpha Chad at the same time.
	So you can be an Alpha Chat accountant.
	Just don't.
	Don't be lame, man.
	Don't be a lame-mo.
	Don't be a lame-mo.
	Don't be a sucker.
	Why do you think...
	Why do you think that women love calling men daddy in the bedroom?
	It's not some sort.
	Well, usually.
	Usually it's not some sort of weird incestual fantasy of theirs.
	Usually that's not the case.
	the reason they do it is because they want the comfort of somebody being in charge you notice that like men don't well actually this is growing right now this is a bad sign but typically men don't call women mummy in the bedroom
	Even though, you know, we love our mummies.
	We're not looking for somebody to replace mummy.
	Right?
	Mummy took care of us when we were a little baby boy, but we're all grown up now, mommy.
	Don't need mummy to take care of us.
	we take care of mommy.
	And if you're constantly sucking up to a woman, how the hell are you gonna be taking care of her?
	It...
	You're looking at her as a replacement mother.
	She's going to be mother to the kid.
	Like, the mother needs somebody protecting her.
	She needs daddy protecting her while she protects the bappies.
	And, you know, I see a lot of this.
	I see a lot of guys that are just failing to launch.
	They're failing to get that confidence where they can take care of somebody else.
	And ultimately, that's what a girlfriend is.
	Like, a girlfriend or wife is somebody that you're taking care of.
	I mean, this is, like...
	This old bit of advice.
	If you want to get good with women, get good with dogs.
	It's not saying that women are like dogs or that women are dogs.
	They are like dogs.
	We are like dogs.
	All of us are like dogs.
	It's that a dog is dependent upon you.
	And you get a lot of responsibilities put on your shoulder when you have a dog.
	And you also have to, you have to lead.
	And you have to come to terms with this other emotional being that's in your household.
	Having a wife is a very similar situation.
	And, you know, I could hear feminists shrieking about this.
	I have a strong, empowered woman that makes power.
	Okay, show me, please.
	Show me that strong empowered woman that takes care of her baby boy.
	Her baby boy boyfriend who stays home and cooks.
	Show me an example of that.
	I pause it.
	They do not exist.
	Yep.
	Chad can be a CEO or a hobo.
	It does not matter.
	It's about being confident in your own skin.
	And knowing what the hell you're doing.
	Right?
	Like having like an accountant running their own firm.
	That's Alpha Chad.
	But he knows what he's doing.
	He's biting off a little bit more than he can chew, but he's going to go with it.
	Even a hobo can be Alpha Chad, yeah.
	It's all about that self-possession.
	And when you're self-possessed, then you're not going to suck up to other people.
	And again, none of us are perfectly self-possessed, okay?
	Don't turn the perfect.
	Don't fake being the alpha male.
	Like, become the alpha male.
	Become the Chad.
	Build that up in yourself.
	The mother needs a night with Chad once in a while so she can go back home and do her lame husband and dreary life.
	Which is the choice a lot of women make.
	And, you know, like now that we have all this affirmative action, we're finding a lot of women choose to be single rather than be with a weak man.
	Although, I mean, it all goes back to Adam's sin, doesn't it?
	Like, Adam, in the Garden of Eden, sucked up to his wife.
	Okay?
	Like, that's the original sin of Adam, is being an obsequious doormat.
	And that's something that we all inherit.
	Okay?
	We've all got that propensity to just be this little pussy beta doormat bitch male.
	To, oh, my life is so hard.
	Nothing works out for me.
	Life is hard.
	Yeah, suck it up, buttercup.
	Or you can fucking dominate this world, man.
	You can muckle on to things.
	Take control of them.
	Bend nature to your will so that the world is even more beautiful than it was when you started out.
	One or the other.
	Anyway, with all that said, you know what we've been going for 255.
	I'm going to go for a few more minutes if we got some good comments on here.
	I like hanging out with you guys.
	You guys are fun.
	And you guys, you got great, great frickin' comments as well.
	Yeah, I'm just seeing a lot of guys shying away from things.
	Actually...
	Hmm.
	I don't know.
	There are a lot of guys that got broken by things, but I'm seeing a lot of piss and vinegar in some of the youth as well, and I really like seeing that.
	Even though it means they're acting like jackasses half the time.
	They're acting jackasses in a positive way why am I strangely optimistic?
	Maybe it's the whiskey.
	I'm strangely optimistic about things.
	I shouldn't be.
	The world is terrible right now.
	and the world looks like it's going to keep getting worse.
	But, you know, there seem to be a lot of people that are...
	I mean, all of you guys, for example.
	Like, like people who get it and see what's going on.
	You've got some cool ideas.
	Like a Maddie talking about the dance hall.
	Like, I don't know if she'll do that specific thing.
	That's a cool idea.
	I like that idea.
	It's a fun idea.
	I guess I feel like the woke culture, the cancel culture.
	has become so desperate for...
	Speaking of Z-Man, you know, Z-Man, I'm saying, they're looking everywhere for Nazis, right?
	And they, Richard Spencer was the closest they could find.
	There's no Nazis left.
	Right?
	Like, none of us are really Nazis.
	And so they're turning on one another.
	And so it's like we can exert a little bit of judo.
	I guess, like, 10 years ago, we were fighting to turn the country into what it said it was.
	Like, we wanted the same thing as it said on the box.
	And after the past, especially the past year, it's like everything is such an incredible lie that nobody pretends that it's not a lie.
	You know, like I meet strangers in public and maybe I'm not, I don't know what they think about COVID right off the bat.
	So we wear our masks.
	But I know that they think that the government's response is bullshit.
	Everybody thinks it's bullshit.
	And so once you get to that state, once you realize everything is a lie.
	So you got this freedom.
	Like once you realize that the cancel culture creeps just want to throw shade on everything.
	They just want to use power to abuse other people.
	It's like, oh, I'm not going to even talk to them.
	And you just, you know, you judo flip it and let them fall in their face.
	Let the left go attack other people on the left.
	Well, we kind of do our thing.
	And that thing that we're doing, it's small, but it builds up momentum.
	Builds up momentum faster than you might think and ironically what they've done with all the lockdowns is they've Shit, what have I done this year?
	Learned archery?
	Learned how to sew?
	Got back into playing my saxophone?
	Got into woodworking, polished up my cane there.
	Without the easy distractions that we used to have, it's forced creativity on the people on the people that aren't complete brain-dead morons.
	And yeah, it's like 90% of the creative ideas aren't going to go anywhere.
	Like, I'm not going to make any money making cloaks.
	Maybe I should try, but it doesn't need like that's the thing about creativity It fails 90% of the time.
	It fails 99% of the time.
	It's the 1% where it actually works.
	And you just keep throwing stuff against the wall.
	Eventually, something sticks.
	And yeah, like I'm pretty pissed off that bars aren't open, like the festivals are all shut down, but all they're doing is forcing my creative energy.
	And yours.
	So.
	That, I think, is why I'm strangely optimistic.
	Because you can't kill the goodness in people.
	You can't.
	Individuals can give up the spark in their soul.
	And a lot of them have.
	A lot of them have become Karens.
	A lot of them have become Antifa.
	become these neck-bearded creeps wandering around.
	But it's not all people.
	It's not all people.
	there's a lot of us that still got that little spark of divinity that brings magic into the world it's like you squeeze hard enough you wind up making diamonds And that's what they're doing.
	Anyway, all of that said, guys, thank you very much for joining me tonight.
	Thank you for the shekels.
	Thank you for the ice creams, the diamonds, and do they have doughnuts in here?
	I don't know.
	Thank you very much, guys.
	Alright, tomorrow, tomorrow, I promise you, I'm going to get these stupid things uploaded tomorrow.
	I need to build a system.
	I need to build a new system and get accustomed to it, and then it'll be easy.
	Until next time.
	Next Friday.
	Guaranteed.
	Maybe.
	Maybe a little bit sooner.
	We'll see.
	Next week shouldn't be too busy for me.
	But yeah.
	Carpe futurum.
	Tene traditum.

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