Tristan Scott

I think we know far less than we think we know.

Yeah, I think so too.

Yeah, I think so too.

Yeah, I think so too.

About biology, especially. And what I am excited about, one of the few things I'm excited about for AI is like, how do you create a tool that can parse? Like there's thousands and thousands of studies on EMFs. Let's say there are, and I can't read all of them. I could post one on Twitter for the next 10 years, every single day. And that wouldn't even be all of them.

About biology, especially. And what I am excited about, one of the few things I'm excited about for AI is like, how do you create a tool that can parse? Like there's thousands and thousands of studies on EMFs. Let's say there are, and I can't read all of them. I could post one on Twitter for the next 10 years, every single day. And that wouldn't even be all of them.

About biology, especially. And what I am excited about, one of the few things I'm excited about for AI is like, how do you create a tool that can parse? Like there's thousands and thousands of studies on EMFs. Let's say there are, and I can't read all of them. I could post one on Twitter for the next 10 years, every single day. And that wouldn't even be all of them.

And then you can't find all of them. And then you... have to piece it together. So if there was a tool with the proper guidance, I think we could learn so much about how biology is actually functioning. And then if we fund real research, that's what's promising. But...

And then you can't find all of them. And then you... have to piece it together. So if there was a tool with the proper guidance, I think we could learn so much about how biology is actually functioning. And then if we fund real research, that's what's promising. But...

And then you can't find all of them. And then you... have to piece it together. So if there was a tool with the proper guidance, I think we could learn so much about how biology is actually functioning. And then if we fund real research, that's what's promising. But...

we're just we're not even scratching the surface well how i mean that and that's evident the emf topic seems like the most damned topic of all of them because just look at the lobbying in the food industry and then the pharmaceutical industry now the telecom industry like and guess what how much money i'd be interested to find this out steve how much money does the telecom industry make compared to the pharmaceutical industry

we're just we're not even scratching the surface well how i mean that and that's evident the emf topic seems like the most damned topic of all of them because just look at the lobbying in the food industry and then the pharmaceutical industry now the telecom industry like and guess what how much money i'd be interested to find this out steve how much money does the telecom industry make compared to the pharmaceutical industry

we're just we're not even scratching the surface well how i mean that and that's evident the emf topic seems like the most damned topic of all of them because just look at the lobbying in the food industry and then the pharmaceutical industry now the telecom industry like and guess what how much money i'd be interested to find this out steve how much money does the telecom industry make compared to the pharmaceutical industry

Like, and how much do they spend on it? And we can just do the math on how much lobbying they pay for.

Like, and how much do they spend on it? And we can just do the math on how much lobbying they pay for.

Like, and how much do they spend on it? And we can just do the math on how much lobbying they pay for.

I got the lobbying numbers. Oh, you have it? Yeah, I've written down right here. What is it? In 2018, for AT&T was 18 and a half million, Verizon 12 million. The CTIA and the NCTA, they're like basically associations that represent the telecom industry. So like vouching for them, fighting for the rights was another like 22 million. That was in 2018.

I got the lobbying numbers. Oh, you have it? Yeah, I've written down right here. What is it? In 2018, for AT&T was 18 and a half million, Verizon 12 million. The CTIA and the NCTA, they're like basically associations that represent the telecom industry. So like vouching for them, fighting for the rights was another like 22 million. That was in 2018.

I got the lobbying numbers. Oh, you have it? Yeah, I've written down right here. What is it? In 2018, for AT&T was 18 and a half million, Verizon 12 million. The CTIA and the NCTA, they're like basically associations that represent the telecom industry. So like vouching for them, fighting for the rights was another like 22 million. That was in 2018.

I looked at more recent numbers and it's about like, you know, 50, 20 to 50% higher now. So it's a lot. They're probably lobbying like a hundred million dollars a year, uh, which is nothing compared to what they make, but it's, it's pretty high.