Konstantin Kisin

No. And it's, you know, the amount of fact checking that happens. Which is held to way less rigorous standards. Right. That's basically all the difference is. It's like people on a podcast who will have some crazy guy on who's talking completely nonsense. What did you expect? It's just, you know, it's me. We're just shooting the shit. Right.

Have a bigger audience than MSNBC or CNN who then go, look at how they got this tiny fact wrong. So there's a lot of this bullshit going on, I think.

Have a bigger audience than MSNBC or CNN who then go, look at how they got this tiny fact wrong. So there's a lot of this bullshit going on, I think.

Have a bigger audience than MSNBC or CNN who then go, look at how they got this tiny fact wrong. So there's a lot of this bullshit going on, I think.

But the real reason is that I think the real shift is less about that, actually. And I think a lot of it is to do with the economics of how media works. If you think about what a news channel is or a newspaper is, it's basically they are buying news. individual creators, packaging them together and offering it to people as a package.

But the real reason is that I think the real shift is less about that, actually. And I think a lot of it is to do with the economics of how media works. If you think about what a news channel is or a newspaper is, it's basically they are buying news. individual creators, packaging them together and offering it to people as a package.

But the real reason is that I think the real shift is less about that, actually. And I think a lot of it is to do with the economics of how media works. If you think about what a news channel is or a newspaper is, it's basically they are buying news. individual creators, packaging them together and offering it to people as a package.

You no longer need to do that because algorithms exist and you're able to curate your own stuff. And it also doesn't really make financial sense for the content creators. Nobody could put you on TV now and it's not because

You no longer need to do that because algorithms exist and you're able to curate your own stuff. And it also doesn't really make financial sense for the content creators. Nobody could put you on TV now and it's not because

You no longer need to do that because algorithms exist and you're able to curate your own stuff. And it also doesn't really make financial sense for the content creators. Nobody could put you on TV now and it's not because

Um, of, of the, because you think TV is discredited is because they don't have the audience to offer you or the money to offer you or whatever, because it makes more sense for you to cut out the middleman and go straight to your audience. The same for me with my sub stack. It's the same for me with trigonometry on YouTube. So, um,

Um, of, of the, because you think TV is discredited is because they don't have the audience to offer you or the money to offer you or whatever, because it makes more sense for you to cut out the middleman and go straight to your audience. The same for me with my sub stack. It's the same for me with trigonometry on YouTube. So, um,

Um, of, of the, because you think TV is discredited is because they don't have the audience to offer you or the money to offer you or whatever, because it makes more sense for you to cut out the middleman and go straight to your audience. The same for me with my sub stack. It's the same for me with trigonometry on YouTube. So, um,

What's happening is the mainstream institutions are simply losing the ability to maintain the top talent. And over time, you will see that must customization that we talked about with drinks applied to content as well.

What's happening is the mainstream institutions are simply losing the ability to maintain the top talent. And over time, you will see that must customization that we talked about with drinks applied to content as well.

What's happening is the mainstream institutions are simply losing the ability to maintain the top talent. And over time, you will see that must customization that we talked about with drinks applied to content as well.

And probably, you know, the next big thing is going to be some sort of thing on your phone, which curates on an algorithm basis, all the content that you like from different platforms. As opposed to being like, hey, I'm going on YouTube and I'm seeing this.

And probably, you know, the next big thing is going to be some sort of thing on your phone, which curates on an algorithm basis, all the content that you like from different platforms. As opposed to being like, hey, I'm going on YouTube and I'm seeing this.

And probably, you know, the next big thing is going to be some sort of thing on your phone, which curates on an algorithm basis, all the content that you like from different platforms. As opposed to being like, hey, I'm going on YouTube and I'm seeing this.

If you had a thing on an app on your phone that went, well, here's the newspaper article you really want to read, the sub stack from whoever, the video from whoever, et cetera. A couple of tweets that are, yeah. Exactly. Um, so the, the economics of the whole thing are changing, uh, and, uh, there's just a lot more competition now. So people have way more choice.