Dimitry Toukhcher

Well, they'll say something about women in general, right?

And I'll show you how this ties together.

And then they'll be like, you know, women don't really date short guys.

That'll be something they'll say.

And then some woman will be like, well, I'm dating a short guy.

Right, right.

So you're taking something that's factually accurate because you can look at the data and see that women actually select out-of-dating shorter men on dating websites.

And you're replacing it with an anecdote.

But my friend, you know, it's like that doesn't work like that.

So the AIPAC argument is like, you know, they're powerful, blah, blah, blah.

So there's a guy named Thomas Sowell who was one of the greatest economists of all time.

And Thomas Sowell has three ways to evaluate decisions to see if you understand it.

And the first thing is compare to what?

So APAC spends $3 million a year on lobbying.

And you might say $3 million a year, what does that mean?

Well, to put into perspective, the American Realtors Association spends 85 million a year on lobbying, okay?

So by a factor of about 30x, the American Realtor Association is more powerful than the AIPAC lobby in the United States.

$3 million a year.

This is verifiable information.

I thought it was way more for some reason.