Episode 2784 CWSA 03/20/25
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What is the simultaneous sip?
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How has Elon Musk's investment in X changed perceptions?
Well, did you know that according to Frontiers in Nutrition, the regular coffee and tea assumption, It lowers your risk of osteoporosis. Did you notice when you sipped that your osteoporosis seemed a little bit better? Yeah. Good science. Well, Elon Musk has raised almost a billion dollars in new equity for X. And here's the fun part. That would value X at about... $32 billion. And that would be close to what he bought it for. So basically, the outrageous price they paid for X has already paid for itself. Do you remember when the biggest thing you could say against Elon Musk was, well, he's not such a genius. He overpaid for X. And those of us who are a little bit smarter said, you know, just wait. I'd wait a little bit on that.
So based on the amount you just raised, which means he has plans for X, I think. I assume that's not just to retire some debt. It's probably also to make sure he can do some new stuff. But it looks like his purchase of X was a good investment. Yeah. Of all the things in the world, it was one of the very few things his critics had to cling to. Oh, yeah, well, okay, maybe SpaceX is kind of cool, and yeah, Tesla was doing all right, but okay, Starlink was good, and Neuralink seems like it's changing the world, but he definitely overpaid for X. Can't say that anymore. All right, that's fun. Apparently a bunch of Hollywood celebrities, according to Breitbart News, uh they got together and wrote a letter to the president uh begging him to help with their copyright protection so the the same people were the biggest critics of trump are now begging for help to protect them from ai i don't think this is going to work too well but uh here's what i think so
Do you remember when AI could first make pictures and little very short videos, you know, like just a few seconds? And then you thought, oh, if it can do that. I can maybe make a movie just by saying, okay, start with that, change this, add another character. But it could never do anything that took off from where the last image ended. It would just be a brand new image. So you couldn't do anything with continuity. But the continuity has been fixed recently, at least by a few apps. So I'm going to guess that we're one year away from anybody being able to create a feature-length movie by just talking to the app. Now, you'd still have to be good at it, so the app isn't going to do all the work for you. But if you were good at it,
What are the implications of AI on movie production?
I think you can do it and I'm pretty sure I can feed my books at least my one book That's fiction. I'll bet I could just feed it to the AI and say make a movie out of this. I Now, the problem would be that the AI wouldn't want to violate my copyright, so I'd have to somehow convince it that I had the rights to the book. So that hasn't been solved yet.
How are drones being weaponized in the U.S.?
But I think we're really close to here's a book, turn it into a movie. Boom. We're very close. Well, speaking of books, according to Wired magazine, Lily Hay Newman is writing that Now you can buy these low-cost drones from big Chinese companies like Timu and AliExpress that you can add add-ons to the drone to turn them into terrorist weapons. Let me say that again. China is now selling just commercially to anybody who wants to buy it, drones that will take add-ons that will turn them into terrorist devices. And I don't think that there's any doubt about why they're doing this, because I don't think these are going to be available in China. So it looks like they're setting up the United States to be destroyed by drones.
Now, one of the things that you can add is the ability to avoid First of all, it'll carry a payload. So if you want to carry a bomb or some poison or something, they'll sell you that. You can just buy it off the shelf now. I mean through the mail, but it's off the shelf-ish. And you can even get the kind that if it gets jammed, it can turn to visual.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the simultaneous sip?
0:00–0:24
2
How has Elon Musk's investment in X changed perceptions?
0:24–3:54
3
What are the implications of AI on movie production?
3:54–4:18
4
How are drones being weaponized in the U.S.?
4:18–29:36
5
What do the JFK files reveal about the assassination?
29:36
6
How is Trump's coal energy policy affecting the climate debate?
23:43–1:01:21
Speakers
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