Taylor Sheridan

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364 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 29 Jun

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The Lore Lads · Yellowstone Crashed (Spoilers) and Drones Attack | Podcast Episode 152 · 19 Dec 2024 podcast

excuse me that we have in relation to ai they also had as kind of a collaborative effort um but you know how it'd be cool if china could just stop being a dick it'd be cool and we can work with them you know how we're fans of nuclear yeah right um energy not weapons

Well, they've been running their entire power grid on coal, so that doesn't surprise me.

I am terrified of Chinese nuclear reactors.

I have opinions about how that should be handled. I can't say them on the internet. Yeah. One of my other best friends when we were younger, I can't remember exactly what I did, but he said, I can't take you anywhere, Aiden, not even the internet. It was Norman. Look at where we ended up. Exactly. On the internet. Yeah, I don't like the idea.

Considering that the, for all intents and purposes, what caused Chernobyl was not a lack of technical expertise, but was communism. Mm-hmm. I don't like the idea of China rapidly developing 42 nuclear reactors. That seems like 42 Chernobyls waiting to happen. Are they Gen 4? Are they thorium? Don't know. I would at least hope they're thorium. At the least, I hope they're not RBMK2 reactors.

Yeah, I don't think they're using RBMK2 reactors.

That's true. It's China.

They would be like, this is state of the art technology. And it would be like, well, it was 50 years ago. What are you talking about? But, you know, they brag about how their cars meet emission standards from 20 years ago. That's a real thing, by the way.

Chinese emission standards that when they say that they meet European emission standards, they're talking about emission standards from a decade ago. That might not be true anymore, but when we were in high school, it was.

They would be making Volkswagens that were manufactured there that were basically just literally somebody stole the plans from Volkswagen, but they can only steal the plans from Volkswagen 10 years earlier, so they made that.

Yeah, well, because it became very clear that Their economy suffered from having to turn off all of the stuff that makes smog for a week. Yep. I do think it's very funny that China was able to clean up its air more efficiently than France was able to clean up its river. That's funny.

What?

Oh, the river thing? Yeah. Oh, no, I knew about that. But even before that happened, it still wasn't clean enough. Oh, yeah, fair. They said it was. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the tests suggested it was, in fact, not. So, like, good job, France. There's nothing... By the way, congratulations, France, on collapsing your government yet again.

Yeah. Really the only two things they know how to do. That and nuclear power plants, apparently. Yeah. And air... And piloting fighter jets. The French are good at that. Really? France has some damn good fighter pilots. Where is Airbus out of? France. Well, it's the European air company or whatever, but I believe it originated with France.

France was always up there with us at the cutting edge of flight technology. Since airplanes became a thing. If you look at the names when it comes to flight innovations, it's a lot of American and French. And British. But those three are kind of the... I think they were the first to do hot air balloons. If I'm not mistaken.

France during the 1800s was doing some cool stuff. I mean, the automatons were a French invention. Hot air balloons, I believe, were a French invention. There were a number of other things that are just escaping me right now. But in the 1800s, the French were on one. Not so much in the 1900s, but they're not really at fault for that. Some things happened.

And then there's Poland. You know there was a time period during which automobiles existed and Poland didn't? Yep. Poland is both older and younger than the car.

Yeah. Um, I also saw a video about somebody was, it was an obviously AI generated one, but they were like, you know, Oh no, it wasn't. It wasn't AI generated. It was like a food video. Now that I'm remembering what I'm talking about, they were talking about how, you know, uh, like the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth, you know, was a weird thing that existed for a while.

And they're talking about it as if it was this bad idea that didn't work. Meanwhile, it was one of the most powerful States of early modern Europe. And it was like, if you're going to talk about history in your videos, could you bother reading at least the Wikipedia page? Instead of using what you know about Poland and Lithuania right now and acting like that's relevant.

Anyway, we're talking about drones. All I know is that I learned how to drive stick shift in Poland.

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