Tom Bilyeu

We're not going to go after nuclear weapons at all.

Like, and with all the other things I said, this would be a huge win.

But as of right now, today, you're not there.

And so we are still in a situation where if you wrap this up today with things as they are now, it would be an unmitigated disaster.

Yes, is the fast answer.

I do agree that he is clocking this the most wisely.

I've had a feeling for maybe six months that I could not put words to.

The way that I always thought of it in my own head is that when you take a stem cell and you make it pluripotent,

You can run into problems where like cancer start forming because that cell doesn't know what it's supposed to be anymore.

Same with there's a jellyfish that is technically immortal.

It will only die via trauma.

Otherwise, what it does is basically it decoheres into essentially pluripotent stem cells where it's like, what am I?

So it becomes like this sort of gelatinous blob and then it reconstitutes itself.

That's what I feel like is happening to the world.

It's in this position where it's de-differentiated.

All the alliances that we used to be able to count on, they just, they're not really real anymore.

Like the people that we think of as our allies, the trade roots, like the actual physical trade roots are

Those are falling apart.

The idea that America is the policeman of the world, that's going away.

Like Trump has explicitly said these things, but we're not talking much about them.