Isaiah Taylor

Sounds similar to me.

Yeah, CERN is doing particle acceleration.

And I don't know too much about what they're doing.

I've heard some of the fun conspiracies.

I will say I'm probably less susceptible myself to scientific conspiracy.

I think that people feel conspiratorial about scientific topics because it's generally driven by the government.

And the government has done some sketchy things.

The government's done some weird stuff.

And so they see the lab coats and the government money

hidden underground and they're like, there's some weird stuff going on there.

Um, I tend to think that there is weird stuff going on in the government that does need to be rooted out, but it's probably less on that sort of like edge science.

It's probably more medical things and, you know, things having to do with like censorship and social media and, and those types of, of topics, uh, rather than, than the scientific, to be honest, like American scientists, um,

are very smart, but they're really slow at this point.

I would be more impressed with, CERN's not American, but Western scientists, let's say that.

I would be more impressed if Western scientists at this point were being maniacally competent.

That would be a deviation from what I think is actually happening, which is we're all kind of wasting time.

I think most of the scientific apparatus today is like wasting time.

We're kind of pushing paper around instead of doing really, really unique edge research.

And that's because of how it's funded and how the universities are today, which is, you know, they don't like taking risks.

They don't like pushing boundaries.