Episode 2703 CWSA 12/28/24
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What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
at a better time. But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice, a stein, a canteen, a jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dope of being here today, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip and it happens now. Go. Oh, well, I thought it was Sunday until just recently. I've been told it's Saturday. Do we have agreement on that? Today's Saturday? All right, good, good. We're starting out with complete agreement. I do not like the... All right, that's better. Let's fix that. All right, first of all, a minor announcement. I'm going to try to use, well, two things. I'm going to try to curse less in the coming year. I won't call it a resolution, but year end's a good time to start. And if I do, I'm going to use AI to remove the curse words.
So YouTube will first, you know, it's live streaming, so any curses will be in there, but we can quickly replace them. There are several AI programs that you just run the video through and it takes out the curse words. So we're going to play with that. I don't know if that'll work. But in theory, you should be able to get a curse-free version of everything, at least on YouTube.
Why is there a discussion about talking to animals?
And then I suppose we can load that up to locals as well. All right. Apparently some researchers are building an AI system to talk to animals. And why it matters is because it could aid human knowledge of our world. Okay. Okay. Talking to animals. That's good. But it could provide a compelling case for giving animals broader legal rights. So do you want to live in that world where the animals can talk so they start pestering for broader rights? You know, it's bad enough that your job is being taken from somebody from another country. Do you want to lose your job to a ferret or a giraffe or something? No, much worse. We don't want our animals to talk. They'll be taking their jobs. I'm just joking.
What are the implications of the recent homelessness statistics?
They're not going to take your jobs. But we'll talk about that other thing. So, yeah, I want that so I can talk to my dog. Meanwhile, according to CBS News, homelessness jumped 18% this year. And they say, the title says, it's driven mostly by lack of affordable housing. How do you think they'd know that? So they're quite confidently claiming that. that homeless is up 18%. Now, that part they can really just count. It misses the people who are homeless but staying with a friend. But the actual outdoor homeless, they can just count it, and it's up by 18%. But then they go, it's mostly because of a lack of affordable housing. How do they know that? Do you believe that they did a survey of just the people who were added to the homeless
to know that just the increase was mostly people who couldn't afford houses. Do you think they did that? No, I don't. I think they just wrote a headline that said, homelessness is way up and also rents are high. Yeah, it must be because the rents are high. It might be. But everything we've seen historically is that when you go to the same group of people and you say, hey, I got a deal for you. We will subsidize your indoor living. You're now saved. You can leave the streets. You're not homeless anymore. We'll pay for it. And then they say, but do I have to follow your rules indoors? Well, I mean, you have to be like a regular person. Yeah. So I can't be smoking meth and doing fentanyl. Well, we'd rather you didn't do that. Well, then I think I'd rather just stay outside.
So the people who have mental problems and the people who are drug addicts, they're not outdoors because there is no way to be indoors, even if somebody else pays for it. They're outdoors because all things considered, they prefer it. So do you think CBS News simply guessed what their reason is? Or did they do a survey that they didn't mention in the article? Now, if they mentioned it, I didn't see it. So how could you make a claim like that without referencing how you came up with it? So they could be right. I just don't think that they did any research to know if they're right. As you know, Trump has asked the Supreme Court to delay the start of the TikTok ban. Do you remember when you said to me, not you, but people said to me,
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
0:00–1:49
2
Why is there a discussion about talking to animals?
1:49–2:45
3
What are the implications of the recent homelessness statistics?
2:45–18:41
4
How is China's cyber warfare affecting US infrastructure?
18:41–30:06
5
What is the controversy surrounding the Biden crime family?
30:06–38:13
6
What are the potential outcomes of the January 6th class action lawsuit?
38:13–52:52
7
How does Elon Musk predict the development of AGI?
52:52–1:09:25
8
What is the current debate on foreign workers in America?
1:09:25–1:28:51
Speakers
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