Daniel Priestley

It feels like, um, uh, just the basics of having a fun, enjoyable life have gone away. A lot of people feel very lonely. Um, you know, relationship formation, having families, having kids, all of that sort of stuff. For whatever reason, the world that we've now created is disrupting all of the kind of natural things that we used to do.

And by the way, we're now going to make it dimmer. I don't know if you've seen this in the news. The UK government, for whatever reason, have decided to spend 50 million on cloud seeding and they've decided that they need to make it darker.

And by the way, we're now going to make it dimmer. I don't know if you've seen this in the news. The UK government, for whatever reason, have decided to spend 50 million on cloud seeding and they've decided that they need to make it darker.

And by the way, we're now going to make it dimmer. I don't know if you've seen this in the news. The UK government, for whatever reason, have decided to spend 50 million on cloud seeding and they've decided that they need to make it darker.

They've just spent 20 billion on solar panels. And now they're going to put more clouds in the air. And it's like. What's the justification for this? They're just, they're high. I just think they're smoking.

They've just spent 20 billion on solar panels. And now they're going to put more clouds in the air. And it's like. What's the justification for this? They're just, they're high. I just think they're smoking.

They've just spent 20 billion on solar panels. And now they're going to put more clouds in the air. And it's like. What's the justification for this? They're just, they're high. I just think they're smoking.

That's the only. Marijuana. Yeah. They're just, there's something's going on.

That's the only. Marijuana. Yeah. They're just, there's something's going on.

That's the only. Marijuana. Yeah. They're just, there's something's going on.

When they accidentally did a little too much.

When they accidentally did a little too much.

When they accidentally did a little too much.

Yeah. Well, I like the proximity, you know, I, I snowboard, so, you know, it's great to just duck over to the Alps and go snowboarding. Um, you know, you know, it's great to go down to South France or Spain, um, you know, head down to one of the islands, uh, you know, so I love the proximity to, to Europe and European culture. Um, London still is a great city.

Yeah. Well, I like the proximity, you know, I, I snowboard, so, you know, it's great to just duck over to the Alps and go snowboarding. Um, you know, you know, it's great to go down to South France or Spain, um, you know, head down to one of the islands, uh, you know, so I love the proximity to, to Europe and European culture. Um, London still is a great city.

Yeah. Well, I like the proximity, you know, I, I snowboard, so, you know, it's great to just duck over to the Alps and go snowboarding. Um, you know, you know, it's great to go down to South France or Spain, um, you know, head down to one of the islands, uh, you know, so I love the proximity to, to Europe and European culture. Um, London still is a great city.

You know, there's a lot, there's, there's obviously parts of London that are terrible, that's terrible, but it's like, ultimately it's a pretty amazing city.

You know, there's a lot, there's, there's obviously parts of London that are terrible, that's terrible, but it's like, ultimately it's a pretty amazing city.

You know, there's a lot, there's, there's obviously parts of London that are terrible, that's terrible, but it's like, ultimately it's a pretty amazing city.

Yeah, because people can't get ahead. So here's my thesis. My thesis is this. The Industrial Revolution lasted a couple of hundred years, and we had this rise of the Industrial Revolution through the 1800s. Then we had the peak Industrial Revolution through the 1900s. And then we invented digital. We invented two things. We invented finance and digital technology.