Dan Shepard

Tell us about William F. Buckley.

That you would also have to assassinate, he says.

You're right in here.

To write those people out of acceptable political discourse is to back yourself into a shrinking, sanitized corner of the public sphere.

We had Adam Mosier on recently, who's the CEO of Instagram.

You know, he was just saying that what the internet did, 1.0, was it made everyone a publisher.

So there's no gatekeepers.

Everyone has the ability to be a publisher.

And that's one huge crazy revolution that we're feeling the effects of.

And that AI will be a new paradigm where everyone can be a producer.

So like right now to make a movie, to make a show, to make everything, you know, there's a lot of capital required for that, but that soon will be gone as well.

So it's like, we've had these really fascinating moments that on the surface are very democratizing and maybe good in some ways.

And then what you were seeing now, and yeah, you call it the algorithmic media is it's a marketplace now.

There's no gatekeepers.

There's no one deciding.

It is a full-blown market and anyone can rise to the top.

Yeah, but you just slide over to YouTube or you slide over to the shadow thing.

We can't say that Instagram is a gatekeeper because we just pointed out all these people that got kicked off.

She hates it.

Yeah, you have enough time to establish character and intention and motive in the long form.