Tom Bilyeu

So, do you see that just as that is an inevitability?

Because right now, Ray, to your own point, we are not being good with each other from what I can see.

There is certainly a broadcast signal, and maybe this is a distortion of social media, but I don't think so, certainly not given the elections of recent.

There is a broadcast of a signal of massive division.

In a moment of massive division, you get people fighting.

In a moment where people fighting, there is a winner-take-all scenario.

That's the path to dictatorship.

So while my path may be wishing for the tooth fairy to want somebody who's inspiring that can unite people, I'll ask it pointedly.

Do you just see it as an inevitability that we head towards dictatorship

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