Dax

They're like, it's bad to loot. We all agree. It's bad to smash open a store and steal stuff. You're not doing anything for a cause. You're not like... it's just like you being selfish in that moment. But from a systemic point of view, like it's almost good that some percentage of people do that because it's like a feedback mechanism to the government.

They're like, it's bad to loot. We all agree. It's bad to smash open a store and steal stuff. You're not doing anything for a cause. You're not like... it's just like you being selfish in that moment. But from a systemic point of view, like it's almost good that some percentage of people do that because it's like a feedback mechanism to the government.

Like you can't, if you like start to like go over the line, like, yes, we have a democracy, but like, even in democracy, the governments can go over the line and things you'd have to deal with all these random things happening, like someone murdering someone or someone, you know, looting stores. So on an individual level, it's like, yeah, like that's a wrong thing to do.

Like you can't, if you like start to like go over the line, like, yes, we have a democracy, but like, even in democracy, the governments can go over the line and things you'd have to deal with all these random things happening, like someone murdering someone or someone, you know, looting stores. So on an individual level, it's like, yeah, like that's a wrong thing to do.

But from like a system, from a system point of view, like it's all like enforced through violence in some way.

But from like a system, from a system point of view, like it's all like enforced through violence in some way.

not CEOs in general, just they're like, it's clear that the state of our healthcare system is continuing to degrade. And yeah, it's just like, I think people struggle to hold both things in their head. Myself included. It's like, it's wrong to murder someone a hundred percent. Like I'm not endorsing the murder at all. And like that person who did that should go to jail.

not CEOs in general, just they're like, it's clear that the state of our healthcare system is continuing to degrade. And yeah, it's just like, I think people struggle to hold both things in their head. Myself included. It's like, it's wrong to murder someone a hundred percent. Like I'm not endorsing the murder at all. And like that person who did that should go to jail.

That doesn't mean that like, everything's fine. Like, Oh yeah. Right. You know, that was technically wrong. So everything's fine. It just means that what we should look at is, wow, stuff is getting so bad that we're getting these types of things popping up where someone is not afraid of going to jail for life to like, you know, push forward this cause.

That doesn't mean that like, everything's fine. Like, Oh yeah. Right. You know, that was technically wrong. So everything's fine. It just means that what we should look at is, wow, stuff is getting so bad that we're getting these types of things popping up where someone is not afraid of going to jail for life to like, you know, push forward this cause.

And that's the type of stuff that like, I think it does serve as a data point to the whole system. And, I'm sure like every healthcare CEO is like really freaked out now. Oh yeah. Oh sure. If I was a CEO or involved in an insurance company at all, I would be really freaked out. And like how far I push might be tempered a little bit now.

And that's the type of stuff that like, I think it does serve as a data point to the whole system. And, I'm sure like every healthcare CEO is like really freaked out now. Oh yeah. Oh sure. If I was a CEO or involved in an insurance company at all, I would be really freaked out. And like how far I push might be tempered a little bit now.

I'm worried about that. Copycat stuff happens all the time, and that would be pretty bad.

I'm worried about that. Copycat stuff happens all the time, and that would be pretty bad.

I think historically, that's been the pattern. It's been a ruling class and everyone else. And there's been moments where... everyone else had it good enough that they weren't willing to literally risk their lives to kill the ruling class. And as soon as that equilibrium is, is breaks, like that's kind of what happens.

I think historically, that's been the pattern. It's been a ruling class and everyone else. And there's been moments where... everyone else had it good enough that they weren't willing to literally risk their lives to kill the ruling class. And as soon as that equilibrium is, is breaks, like that's kind of what happens.

And I think the reason America is really, really successful is because it's a democracy where at least you feel, even if things aren't great, at least you feel like you have some amount of control over, uh,

And I think the reason America is really, really successful is because it's a democracy where at least you feel, even if things aren't great, at least you feel like you have some amount of control over, uh,

who the leader is and just that feeling is enough to prevent these like rebellious moments which leads to stability which leads to a good system so it's not literally the fact that like we're electing good leaders it's just a fact that we're not dealing with this cycle of like bad leader, rebel group comes up, you know, kills bad leader. Now the rebel leader is a leader.

who the leader is and just that feeling is enough to prevent these like rebellious moments which leads to stability which leads to a good system so it's not literally the fact that like we're electing good leaders it's just a fact that we're not dealing with this cycle of like bad leader, rebel group comes up, you know, kills bad leader. Now the rebel leader is a leader.