The Mossad Mentality | Bugle Weekly Episode 125

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Last week in Washington DC, PubKey hosted a pro data center party on behalf of the Bitcoin Policy
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Institute. The party consisted of a bunch of out-of-touch AI nerds gathering together to
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participate in a child sacrifice to the ancient Babylonian god Moloch. People throughout history
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have been engaging in sacrifices to this ancient god in exchange for power or prosperity. It is
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speculated that the members of the Bohemian Grove meet every year to engage in a similar ritual.
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One of Big Bitcoin's mottos has been NGU at all costs, which stands in contrast with the
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cypherpunk values of freedom and privacy that many adopters of Bitcoin have historically believed in.
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The move marked not only a significant pivot towards AI, but the first publicly recorded
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example of Big Bitcoin participating in child sacrifice. The appeal of AI is obvious. AI people
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do not complain like Bitcoin plebs actually have money to spend and never ask why a conference
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about financial freedom with the FBI director speaking at it needs a $790 admission fee.
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They show up with wads of cash they are willing to throw around and almost zero moral scruples.
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The pivot is spreading. Core Scientific is building AI infrastructure.
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IRN paused Bitcoin expansion to focus on its AI build-out.
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Tara Wolf is signing AI hosting deals. Of course, Big Bitcoin is trying to find ways
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to make this sound bullish for Bitcoin itself. The story goes,
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AI will grow.
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AI will need power.
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Former Bitcoin miners will sell AI.
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Then somehow Bitcoin goes up.
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I asked someone to explain the last step.
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He said, it's all connected.
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So is my toaster to the electrical grid.
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I don't call it a Bitcoin treasury strategy.
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And now there's an even bigger dream.
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AI agents will need money.
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They'll buy things from other AI agents
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and naturally they'll choose Bitcoin.
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Soon millions of machines
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will be making tiny payments to one another
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while the humans who built the system
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wait for number to go up.
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What will the agents buy?
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Nobody knows.
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Probably subscriptions to hear other agents explain why their payments are bullish.
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I can see why people are excited about AI.
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There are real uses for it.
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There may be a real business in converting some mining sites into data centers.
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The cypherpunks wanted money people could use without permission.
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Big Bitcoin now seems willing to settle for a business that can get permission to build a very large warehouse.
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Maybe one day an AI agent will pay another AI agent in Bitcoin.
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Until then, the clearest transaction I've found is a miner selling compute to an AI company.
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This just seems to be another example of child sacrifice in exchange for power and control while trying to sell the public that it is good for them.
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We will have to wait and see if Big Bitcoin's compliance is defiant strategy will actually yield NGU,
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or if morphing into and prolonging the legacy system will just continue to bring disaster down on us all.
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This is Buster Cherry of the Cherry Report signing off.
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Welcome back to the Bugle Weekly.
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This we're recording on September 28th.
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We are two days removed from October.
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Now, if you've been paying attention,
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BigBitcoin has promised to bring October back this year.
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And the price action of the past few weeks has been very bullish.
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So people are excited that the bull market may be coming.
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The 40s year cycle theory may be broken.
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And it's part of a larger, a larger trend. It feels like, and we talked about this last week, it feels like the kayfabe, the storyline, the script is, it's developed, it's progressing up to what feels like some sort of turning point, some sort of culmination is coming soon.
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whether that's October, the bull market, we've got the midterms in just over one month,
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which is contributing to a lot of the energy and focus of the fade,
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and it will only get worse the next month.
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You know, there's the, you know, escalation in the war with Russia in Europe.
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There's escalation talks about the war in Iran.
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Europe, NATO, our NATO allies are starting to be more involved in the attempts to open the Strait of Hormuz.
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The United States just, Trump got Greenland.
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It will not be the 51st state, but it is, the federal government will have more power and authority and ability to do whatever it wants in Greenland,
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more so than it has to do in any individual state, actually, in the United States, which is interesting.
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ah, there's a terrorist plot, false flag, some people are calling it uncovered in the UK. It
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feels like we're accelerating to April. It has felt like that for a few months,
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but I guess maybe the focus is, is that turning point the midterms? Do you think that the world
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is about to be hinged on the outcome of the November United States elections in the midterms?
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No, I just think it accelerates.
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I feel like things are almost paused until it happens.
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Do you feel like we get maybe a rest bit some rest some time to take off for the holidays after the midterms Do you feel like we get maybe a respite some rest some time to take off for the holidays after the midterms Do you think that the clarity of political you know the regime the next few years will be bullish for Bitcoin
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So I think there's two questions there.
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You're asking, are we going to sit back and experience some euphoria for positive price action during the holidays?
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as far as
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respite from monitoring
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the situation I feel like the
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happenings during those times are going to
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be very chaotic
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and so there's going to be a lot
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there's going to be a lot to podcast about
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going through the end of the year
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is my prediction. I think things
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like yeah go ahead.
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Well I think things have kind of felt like they've been in a
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holding pattern to some extent
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where it's almost this
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cyclical repeatable
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pattern of
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And it feels like kayfabe, but there's missiles flying and shit's blowing up.
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But it's, you know, the Strait of Hormuz is closed.
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The market's dumped.
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Strait of Hormuz is open.
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Market's pumped.
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It's back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.
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And, you know, there's been some escalations with the Houthis and, you know, some minor developments.
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But I think following the midterms, there's a lot of speculation of further escalations because this is kind of it as far as the future of Trump's term as far as there being no accountability after this.
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Right. And it feels like, I mean, with you've got fuel prices, I think they're at record highs, especially for diesel. You've got a diesel shortage crisis, just an overall energy crisis, which, again, we talked about recently.
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You've got, you know, it feels like whether it's Trump and his political situation or just the doomer boomers in their emotional situation, they need, people have been talking about the reckoning coming for the neocons who betrayed America first MAGA supporters from 2024.
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for. They're like a reckoning coming in the midterms. Since the beginning of this year,
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every time Donald Trump has done something that they don't like, they say, just wait to the
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midterms. Anytime a European or a Canadian liberal, somebody with TDS like Mike Brock even,
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is crashing on about Trump, they took solace in just wait for the midterms. It feels like people,
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whether or not the midterms are astrologically or in terms of fate, whether there's anything
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significant about election day, people want it and need it to be significant. I mean, this is why
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Donald Trump is taking desperate action to gain support before the midterms. I mean, he's ramping
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up support for Israel. He's ramping up, you know, the war. He's giving the neocons what they want.
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He's trying to,
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demonstrate that he's willing to do whatever it takes to make sure the economy is fine.
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And whether, so the emotional psyche of people around the world, if they're all, it's like,
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what's the, what's the term? The anticipation of inflation is oftentimes what makes the inflation
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happen. The anticipation of some sort of culmination in November may lead to it actually
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happening. So what, what are, do you have any predictions for what to look for through the
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rest of 2026? Well, this is the, this is the beauty of democracy is that the populace never
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has to take accountability because there's always the next election that they have to look forward
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to, that they think that they'll, you just have to convince them that their voice will be heard,
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that they'll be able to flex their opinions or, you know, whatever, uh,
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you know, until the next one. So, you know, this one will happen. There'll be a bunch of kayfabe
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about impeachment or whatever. Just like last time, Donald Trump is sitting there, you know,
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kind of chuckling like, oh yeah, they're not going to get very far with this because I got my Jewish
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lawyers. They'll have to contend with Alan Dershowitz or, you know, whoever the current Jewish
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lawyer is. And so he'll sit there and chuckle. I think there'll be a lot of political kayfabe,
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The people that are upset, they'll participate in the midterms.
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They won't get what they want.
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And then Mike Brock and other folks will come out and be discussing how they have to wait until the next presidential election to be able to do anything.
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And this is, you know, one of the dangers of getting sucked into the political kayfabe is that you lose all agency of just by just waiting till the next election.
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That's all you got going for you.
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It's, you know, every two years
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you have an opportunity to not have your voice be heard But I think what going to happen is after the midterms the KFA will get really loud and it get into a fever pitch
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But I think what we're really starting to see is we're starting to see the turnover
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of the boomers losing their grip on power and you've got younger people in.
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There's this trend which is happening.
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The politicians have to reflect the culture.
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And so you see this trend of people like, who are the most noteworthy politicians right now?
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It's not Thomas Massey.
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It's not people crashing out on Israel.
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It's Nancy Mace, it's Lauren Vorbort, and it's AOC.
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It's the individuals that are essentially replicating some of the tactics that OnlyFans models use.
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So they're going and they're not necessarily 100% acting like OnlyFans models,
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but do you know that nancy mays has a podcast have you listened to that i've seen the the the
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videos and the still images on the timeline i haven't actually taken time to listen to it i
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listened to about you know two minutes of it and that's about as much as i wanted to give it but
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yeah i just think we're we're going to see the the like a lot of people are going to have whiplash
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because the broccoli haircuts are starting to get into and control the larger zeitgeist.
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Yeah. Yes, exactly. Exactly. They, the broccoli haircuts are gaining control over the narrative.
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And you said, or you said was that politicians have to reflect the culture. And I agree with
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that. I would reword it. And I would say that, especially in a democracy, that politicians
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necessarily reflect the culture because that is, they're a mirror to society. And what we're going
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to see in the next Congress that begins in January, we're going to start seeing congressmen
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look jester maxing and looks maxing and twerking you know in the halls of congress
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people are going to be tuned in and watching c-span again because you're going to have the circus
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going on the bread and circuses are coming to the capital and you're going to have like the you know
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the meme of the guy he's surrounded this hunt the dozens of people jumping on top of him he's
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grabbing the mic and he's saying would because he's saying he would hope you would have sex
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with uh you know whatever the post was whatever the woman was nancy mace aoc are going to be
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twerking on at the podium and you know some clavicular looking ass congressman is going to
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be yelling wood into the microphone and this is going to be broadcast live on c-span and
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this will people will say that you know this is the end of the empire this is late capitals and
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yada yada but inevitably things will continue to go on life will go on politics will go on we will
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continue to send money to ukraine and israel and we will continue to fight these wars indefinitely
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even with the bread and circuses in Congress.
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Because Congress doesn't approve budgets anymore.
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Congress doesn't appropriate funds anymore.
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Congress is, at this point, just, it's two chambers of kayfabe.
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You have Senate kayfabe and House kayfabe.
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And we already have kayfabe in the White House.
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But what you talked about impeachment.
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I think that a lot of people are anticipating the impeachment process of like going after Trump,
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bogging him down if the Democrats take Congress this year. But I think if everybody's anticipating
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it, there's a good chance that means it won't happen. So if you have Trump derangement syndrome,
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if you're Mike Brock right now and you've got your advent calendar and you're eating chocolates,
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counting down the days of October, totally not even paying attention to the October price action,
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waiting for the midterms for Donald Trump to have his reckoning.
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What are the crash outs going to be like in 2000, in 2027, if Democrats do take control
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and do not impeach Donald Trump?
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That's a good question.
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And it's, it's, it may be a rhetorical question.
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So I don't know, but I know it, I anticipate the crash outs to be incredible if they don't
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get their impeachment.
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Well, I don't know if they'll be all that incredible because what I think will happen is that the war in Europe and the war in the Middle East will accelerate.
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And that will be where most of the attention is diverted.
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And I don't know.
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I think if you have kids that are a fighting age right now it probably good to send them to the gym have them eating a bunch of steak and getting prepped for war Because that seems to be the direction that things are trending there a recent trend but yeah or get them really good at drone piloting
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like get them a dgi mavic and you know have them flying around the neighborhood you know
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experimenting with you know random stuff like that building building robots and and putting
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ar-15s on it like just get them prepped for their future of the battlefield right i think i saw i
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I saw Maddox post the other day that he would be winding down his art, you know, and whatever
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he would sell, what he already had, and then he would be taking some time off.
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He didn't say what he was moving on to do beyond art, but I've seen speculation in the
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group chat that he is ramping up a 3D printing drone business.
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So MADEX will be 3D printing, you know, one-way drowns or in anticipation of the United States invading Canada.
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But I guess we'll have to wait to hear more about that.
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But he talked about children of fighting age, and that's a good term to maybe lock in here on here for a minute.
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The term fighting age.
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What does the term fighting age, like what is that range?
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because we've seen the U.S. military in preparation or the midterms and what comes after raise the age
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of being able to join the army by like up to like 42. So now you've got fighting ages what 12 to 42
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that's like 30 a 30 year window and you've got recent trends of people into their 20s and 30s
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especially men they still let it out and I think there's going to be a lot of boomer and Gen X
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parents who are, you know, we talk about like war is difficult because people don't want to send
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their children to go die in war. But I think we have a generation of young adults who live at home
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with their parents and their parents are finally ready to get them out of the house. And if the
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only way to get them out of the house is to send them to Iran, I think there's going to be more
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appetite for it. I agree. I mean, technically the age is fighting ages. I would say it's a
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Selective Service documented ages between 18 and 25 or 18 and 26. You'd probably say younger,
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like 16 to 26. As we've seen in the Ukraine war and probably or soon to see in Russia is that the
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ages can expand rather quickly in that regard. And so I think if you're older than 26, it doesn't
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necessarily mean that you're safe especially when a lot of the populace right now is like their
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balls are too small and their testosterone is incredibly low and i think that if they were
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to go into military training they'd probably sprain their ankles and be unable to complete it
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because their bodies are not very fit but that doesn't necessarily mean like there's a guarantee
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In Russia, their basic training right now is consisting of oftentimes two weeks of training.
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So they go and they clean their drill instructor's car in Manchin for about two weeks and run laps around it.
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And then they're handed a weapon and told to go kill NATO special forces pretending to be Ukrainians in Ukraine.
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and uh so i mean these are just the the real sad possibilities of war it's you know the the crash
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outs i think a lot of people at least this is the first time in my lifetime that we're we're going
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into a climate of like actual mobilized war and it is very different than semi-war semi-peace time
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where things like free speech and dissent are tolerated.
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I mean, the CIA director in the highly publicized,
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he made that trip to Moscow a few weeks ago,
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very brief one.
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the CIA director stated that the average lifespan
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of a new Russian soldier on the front lines
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in the Ukraine war was like 20 minutes. So you got like two weeks of boot camp. Your two weeks
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of boot camp is significantly longer than the amount of time you'll spend on the battlefield
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for the average Russian going to the front lines if those numbers are to be believed. And that's,
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that's a little unsettling if you're being sent to the front lines of Ukraine. Now,
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if you're being sent to the front lines of Iran, it's a little, the landscape's a little different.
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There's Patriot missiles there.
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The drones seem to be more focused on energy infrastructure, not so much on troops.
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were with a lot of drones, a lot of artificial intelligence.
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It's going to be brutal.
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Like you're going to get out there in the battlefield and it's...
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It's going to be over before you know it.
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You're going to get one-shotted, literally.
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And when Donald Trump took over in 2025, one of the first things they did after they renamed
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the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America was they made it so the trans people could no
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longer serve in the military, which presents an opportunity or an ultimatum or a decision.
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Many young people, many groppily aircuts, are going to have to make a decision.
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they're going to have to look deep in themselves and find the kayfabe or do they want to go to war
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or do they want to be trans do they want to go to war or do they want to chop their dick off
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because those may be the only two options for people like you said under the age of 26 in the
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united states do you live at home with your parents do you have normal size balls if you
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If you meet the otherwise, the qualifications, if you're in, you know, if you're over your head in student loan debt or Klarna debt from getting too much DoorDash, the only way to pay it off, the only way to escape may be to go fight in the war.
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But if you don't want to do that, the only way to avoid it is to become trans.
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Do you think that people will take that option?
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Do you think that people will cut their dick off and become trans to avoid serving overseas?
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Well, I think we've had this discussion on the podcast before.
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And the place that we got stuck on is we don't understand fully the military's, like what their status for what it means to be trans.
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Do you have to cut your dick off?
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Do you have to be on some sort of hormone replacement?
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Do you just have to have like, you know, the wrong pronouns in your LinkedIn?
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What it fully means.
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But either way, regardless of whatever those requirements are, I do think a large portion of the population, when they look at what modern warfare looks like, they will opt in for being trans.
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You know, historically, individuals used to dodge the draft by moving to Canada, but that has become so unattractive that I think many American fighting age males would rather transition to being a woman, regardless of what the requirements, whether that means cutting your dick off, whether that means being on hormone replacements, whether that means getting breast implants, or whether that just means changing the pronouns in your life.
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LinkedIn. I think, I don't know, if you were faced with the choices of getting one-shotted
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on the front lines of Ukraine or changing the pronouns in your LinkedIn, which would you choose?
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Or move to Canada?
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Oh, I'd rather cut my dick off to Mips Canada. I'd rather die in Iran to Mips Canada. So that's
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an option. I think that this decision, like many, many others, is a factor. If you, so while you
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were talking, I looked up what the actual regulations are for trans beings serving in
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the military. And according to the regulation, it's any, any individuals for this, uh, stands
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for new recruits, new, uh, new GIs, any individual with a, who identifies as transgender or has a
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medical history of gender dysphoria is disqualified from serving. So that, you know, if the mobilization
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ramps up, that may change. They may loosen those restrictions and say, listen, if you still have
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your balls and they're normal size, you're qualified. You have to shave your head. It doesn't
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matter what you identify as. Or your medical history has been given a waiver of approval.
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Or maybe it won't. Maybe the people who got a medical diagnosis with gender dysphoria have,
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whether it was defined foresight or not to do this early enough to keep them out of the battlefield
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but i think the decision comes down to like if you're a man and you already have children you
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have an heir to your family name you may be willing to cut your cut your dick off and stay
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home to help raise your family. So maybe, maybe what we will see is a lot of younger men going out
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and trying to find a wife, trying to find a woman to have kids. We have to jumpstart this, like,
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keep Americans having kids, not just Americans, a lot of people having kids, keep the population
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going. Elon Musk's not sold time. So if, but if you have kids, you know, maybe the choice is easier.
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Maybe you die for patriotism, or maybe you cut your dick off for the kayfabe because you already have kids and it doesn't matter anymore.
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You've made the sacrifice necessary to keep your blood black going.
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But for those of the incels, the people who don't have kids, the choice is much tougher for them.
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Do they think they can survive against the drowns in Iran the hypersonic missiles or the Russians Maybe maybe if you think you can like you and your friends could take on a gorilla that you know that meme maybe they add the confidence to go I don know
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Maybe they just cut their dick off and hope they can adopt. But I think it's a fact, I think it
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depends on your situation, how much debt you're in. Do you already have kids? Do you have a family?
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Are you depressed? But I know, I know I'm not moving to Canada. Well, it makes me really think
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A little bit more critically about why so many Western countries have been allowing for mass immigration, specifically of military-aged men, into their countries.
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Because these individuals, you know, are pretty convenient to conscript and mobilize in these types of scenarios.
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And you can have the local populace, the individuals that were born in your country, the...
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The natives.
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the natives population yeah they they can become trans and they can let the immigrants fight the
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war for them which is kind of already happening anyway right like the native population has been
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disproportionately becoming trans while the immigrants are coming in and starting families
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And this is a good point because this is also convenient for both the United States and especially Western Europe for different reasons.
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But now they have a solution to the immigrant problem.
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It's very difficult, even if you had the will and the political capital and the ICE agents necessary to deport all the illegal immigrants or wherever the ICE agent version is in Europe.
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I don't think I don't even have them if you look at the stats, but now they can conscript them all, send them to Russia or Iran.
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And they can say, listen, if you survive your tour of duty on the front lines and you make it back, you can be given amnesty.
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You are now a patriot.
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You have earned your right to be a citizen of this country.
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If you don't, well, you know, you know, whatever.
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But it'll be interesting because Europeans will have to probably send most of their, or you would think they would send most of them to Ukraine.
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But it would be interesting to send these guys, some of these European immigrants back to fight in the Middle East.
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And it's like a Muslim versus Muslim war.
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And they may not be willing to do that.
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But I think that it's the ultimatum they're kind of given is like, you want to be English.
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You want to be French.
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you want to be Italian. Well, that means you have to go fight ISIS. You have to go fight
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the Persians, the Iranians. And that'll be maybe a tough decision for some of those guys.
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Or would they revolt instead of going to fight other Muslims? Would they revolt and
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launch war in their new home countries? Because if they're going to be sent off to have a 20-second
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survival rate on the front lines, maybe they just launch war and they burn down, you know,
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the ducking hand palace i don't think that they're necessarily going to revolt and i don't think that
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they're going to be sent to war necessarily in the middle east because i think the um the russian
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theater is probably going to be where the biggest expansion is uh i think the middle east is going
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to just unless we unless we actually invade iran which is on the table i suppose
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they can't straighten us out with
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kayfabe negotiations
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and there's a land invasion
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of Iran.
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You're right.
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You're right about that.
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That is where the fear
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and that's where the most human bodies
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are being sent to fight
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is the Russian Ukraine theater.
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But one question I have
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or maybe you've got a phone on this
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is we're moving to this warfare
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especially the United States
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where it's like all our war
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is done by B-2 bombers,
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fighter jets,
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cruise missiles the navy drones whatever there's not as much need for people so i'm curious like
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why do we need so many soldiers unless we run out of cruise business well i think part of the reason
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why is you know the need for mobilization is to keep the the plebs occupied because if they're not
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you know fighting a foreign enemy they're going to be possibly fighting a domestic enemy but
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you know a big reason you know which i haven't really heard anybody talk about which i think is
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kind of important to understand is you know the importance of this military artillery autonomous
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warfare is that warfare for a long time has been a great way to launder money and when you have
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expensive missiles just being fought fired off everywhere it's a great way to to use and repurpose
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dollars back to yourself and yeah so I don think that that going to change but you know like having the plus fight the war I think you know it has a effect on the populace where it feels a little bit more real and like one of the things
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that americans and i think europeans have somewhat gotten accustomed to this as well as these most
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the wars that have been fought and participated participated in have been distant wars and like
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the economic repercussions somewhat have been not entirely felt.
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and you see, you know, the soldiers show up on the doorstep
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and, you know, Billy from down the street was just, you know,
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killed in some foreign country,
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like it feels much more real and personal in that situation
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when, you know, the rations are happening.
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You can't buy more than five gallons of gas at the gas station and things are more expensive.
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It feels much more real.
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And so there's a purpose of having the plebs fight the war, even if it's just robots killing each other.
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Now, the one bright side for Europeans to look forward to, if they do end up being sent to the Middle East,
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although, like you said, I think most of them are going to Eastern Europe to fight Russia,
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is that the Middle Eastern bases have all been built and maintained by the United States.
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you will have air conditioning.
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A base is in the Middle East.
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Do you have air conditioning?
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So you will have some creature comforts available to you.
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And, you know, it makes me wonder, like, where does,
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what role does Canada have to play in all this?
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And I think that despite what maybe they're strategizing for, maybe what people may predict, I think that mostly Canadians are going to, their choice isn't going to be trans or die on the battlefield.
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It's going to be medical assisted suicide or die on the battlefield.
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I think most Canadians will just choose the pot.
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I think the pot manufacturers in Canada, the money laundering will funnel through those.
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They're going to need a lot of made pods, and that's how they will keep their economy afloat during World War III,
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by killing all their military-aged males in the made pods.
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Potentially, or it might just be the—that's what you do with the women that are crashing out that don't have men to marry.
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They're already given that, yeah.
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I think the canon is already sending hysterical women, like, you know, cat women to the maid
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pods when they go in for, you know, trying to get a, trying to get an increase in their
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Zoloft prescription.
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Well, you know, all of this, it sounds a little bit dire.
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It's like, maybe it is.
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I don't know.
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It's not meant to be demoralizing.
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It just is what it is.
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And you might be thinking to yourself, what the hell am I going to do?
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You might be thinking to yourself, what decision am I going to make?
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am I going to cut my dick off or am I going to go to Iran? That is totally, these are all personal,
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individual decisions that you have to talk to your wife about, talk to your pastor,
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talk to Chachikiti, whoever you trust. But what is important is your mentality over the next few
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years. And if you're familiar with NBA basketball, you're almost definitely familiar with Kobe Bryant.
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W. Bryant had the mamba mentality, and it allowed him to overcome
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credible obstacles, to rise to the top, to be the best, and to have a very prolific career
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and be remembered forever and to survive. And I think that all of us need to consider,
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need to cultivate the Mossad mentality. Benjamin Netanyahu posted on X on Friday last week,
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we are going to win. We have no other choice. That is the Mossad mentality. You don't have to
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glaze Bibi. You don't have to become a Zionist. You don't have to fly the Israeli flag or take
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money from AIPAC. But you need to have the Mossad mentality of we are going to win. I am going to
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survive. I am going to do what it takes because I have no other choice. I'm not going to get one
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shot by a drone or cut my dick off. I'm going to survive. I will put bombs in cold cards, bombs in
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cell phones. I will do whatever it takes because whether or not you like the Israeli government's
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strategy, whether you like them, whether you think they're moral, whether you think that they are
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evil, whatever you think of them, they're surviving, they're winning. And if you don't
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have that mentality to be the best and to win in the frontier and where we're going the next few
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years you just be dead You either be dead or you have cut your dick off and you never have your bloodline ends with you If you don like those two choices you have no other choice except to win You need the Mossad
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mentality. Every day you need to wake up and think like a Mossad agent. Act like a Mossad agent. Go in
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spaces and participate like a Mossad agent. Interact in your group chats like a Mossad agent. Host on
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the timeline like a Mossad agent. Go to the gym like a Mossad agent. Train with your rifle and
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your handgun like a Mossad agent. You don't have to kiss the wall, but you need the mentality.
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And if this is difficult for you, you have to do whatever it takes to get yourself in the frame of
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mind. You have to get off zero Mossad mentality. You have to get rid of your Israeli derangement
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syndrome, your BD arrangement syndrome, and you have to adopt the Mossad mentality because
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at the end of all this debt, Mossad may be the only thing that's left standing.
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It's pretty clear that the stakes are high.
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And, you know, I think one of the things that many podcasters, many podcast listeners have
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done is they go into the state of disassociation in which they're very disconnected with the
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idea that the things that they're talking about are real and have real consequences.
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They're talking about the unraveling of the financial system.
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They're talking about the great reset.
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00:37:52,142 --> 00:37:54,502
They're talking about the, you know, the surveillance state.
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They're talking about, you know, all these conspiracy theories and they get so caught
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00:37:59,122 --> 00:38:05,622
up in it and they forget that like, this is, you know, real life, like that this stuff
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is happening and that you see it in their, in their behaviors of, you know, the things
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00:38:11,062 --> 00:38:14,622
that they're doing, you know, they're talking about, you know, the food supply being garbage,
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00:38:15,062 --> 00:38:22,142
they're, you know, eating the garbage food. You know, they're not behaving like the stuff that,
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you know, they're predicting is going to happen is going to play out. You look at a guy like
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Marty Bent, for example, you know, he's talking, he's having all these boomers, these doomer boomers
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00:38:33,442 --> 00:38:38,022
who I think are a little bit hyperbolic, but he has them on the podcast. He's always talking about
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the surveillance state and you know all these things how society is gonna fall apart or whatever
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00:38:43,542 --> 00:38:49,442
and um you know he moves to the suburbs of philadelphia you know it's like you're kind of at
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00:38:49,442 --> 00:38:59,122
at ground zero almost for like the coming zombie apocalypse uh but what is what is very real is that
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00:38:59,122 --> 00:39:04,402
you're not going to get anywhere unless you're ready to play to win if you're shooting like what
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00:39:04,402 --> 00:39:07,282
what is the purpose of being a Bitcoin podcaster
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if you're not playing to win?
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If you're not playing to usher in, you know,
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a different perspective and to actually have influence
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in the world.
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00:39:17,982 --> 00:39:21,602
If you're just, you know, preaching to a bunch of fat plebs
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that are gonna accomplish nothing
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other than buying trinkets.
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Like what's the purpose of that?
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00:39:26,242 --> 00:39:28,902
I guess it's entertaining, but no, I mean,
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the Mossad mentality is about understanding the rules
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of the game and being the best at it.
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00:39:33,982 --> 00:39:41,022
waking up in the morning with grit and determination of it doesn't it doesn't mean like i i i wouldn't
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suggest playing ball with massad because those are some dangerous people but you you yourself
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00:39:45,582 --> 00:39:53,342
you know can study them and become a dangerous person yourself right go ahead well i mean there's
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no value in being a docile pudgy pleb in in the first turn like if you are not dangerous if you're
446
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if you're the type of individual that is going to sit on the sidelines and complain that other
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people aren't fixing the problems for you, then you really have no role in the future.
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I, I, we should not have to tell Bitcoin podcasters and Bitcoin podcast listeners and
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plebs. We should not have to tell them the time is scarce. Your time is scarce. If you're,
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you have to decide how you're going to use your scarce time. Are you going to sit around
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00:40:36,842 --> 00:40:42,562
complaining, blaming everything on Israel, kicking your boogers, looking at blood slot,
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00:40:43,022 --> 00:40:51,322
or are you going to optimize your routine, optimize your time to be the best and to accomplish
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something of value either for yourself or for a bigger cause. Starting a Bitcoin podcast to
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usher in NASA adoption is the equivalent of picking your voters and looking at pleb slot.
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It's going nowhere. Part of the Mossad mentality is recognizing that international law is kayfabe.
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It's not real. Part of being a pleb who adopts the Mossad mentality, a dick coiner who adopts
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00:41:21,182 --> 00:41:27,242
the Mossad mentality, is understanding the purity tests are kayfabe. They're not real.
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If you, if you were excuse for why you're not out there achieving something, becoming
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why you're not, if you're excused for why you're not building your career, your podcast,
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your enterprise.
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00:41:40,008 --> 00:41:49,108
to be the next, you know, official podcaster for Tether is that you don't want to fail a purity
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test. That's an excuse. If your excuse is, I don't want to win because I don't want to do what it
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takes to win. I don't want to disappoint people doing what it takes to win. I don't want to piss
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somebody off trying to do what I have to do to survive. Then you might as well just go get in
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00:42:07,568 --> 00:42:11,988
a suicide pod, you might as well just cut your dick off. You might as well end your bloodline
466
00:42:11,988 --> 00:42:15,468
right now. Because if all you want to do is spend the rest of your time taking your burgers,
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00:42:15,568 --> 00:42:20,348
looking at blood slop and complaining about how somebody else is not going to like it,
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if you do what it takes to win, evolution is selecting against you. Civilization doesn't need
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you. If you even have a family, they probably don't need you. Nobody needs you. The Bitcoin,
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Bitcoin doesn't care. Bitcoin doesn't need you. So what are you doing? It's a good time
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00:42:37,528 --> 00:42:42,308
to wake up and live with purpose of being needed,
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being an essential person,
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of actually having something valuable to offer the world.
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If you want to live in a value for value society,
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you have to ask yourself what value you bring to society.
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00:42:52,968 --> 00:42:54,888
Because if you don't bring any value to society,
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00:42:55,228 --> 00:42:56,188
you're not getting any back.
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Just go to the pod.
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Just close the pod, put in your headphones,
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put on another episode of whatever
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00:43:04,348 --> 00:43:07,228
web slot podcast you listen to.
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and go to sleep.
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Who are some podcasters that you think
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have exemplified the Mossad mentality?
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I would say probably Natalie Brunel
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would be number one on my list right now.
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Natalie Brunel is a great example.
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00:43:24,348 --> 00:43:29,868
Does not allow the plebs law peanut gallery
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to alter her strategy.
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00:43:33,708 --> 00:43:51,648
You know, if Kobe Bryant would wake up at 4 a.m. to go to the gym and shoot 1,000 free throws every single day as part of his Mamba mentality, Natalie Grunel wakes up at 4 a.m. and does 1,000 ad pitches for digital credit every morning.
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So when she does it on the show, when she does a pitch for digital credit live for strike
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live, it's crisp.
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00:43:59,348 --> 00:44:00,828
It's perfectly efficient.
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There's no wasted ums.
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00:44:03,248 --> 00:44:04,228
Uh, I don't know.
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00:44:04,308 --> 00:44:04,568
I don't know.
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00:44:04,628 --> 00:44:11,488
She is out there shilling digital credit because that is her means to an end.
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And if you don't like it, fine.
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00:44:14,928 --> 00:44:19,668
But if you, but if you don't like it and so you decide that you're going to spend the
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00:44:19,668 --> 00:44:25,248
next week hosting about how Natalie Brunel's just some PR shill, blah, blah, blah. Well,
501
00:44:25,328 --> 00:44:32,068
you know what? And PR shill is how she had the orange wedding. Michael Saylor came to her wedding.
502
00:44:32,888 --> 00:44:37,608
Who's coming to your wedding? Are you even having a wedding? Are you married? Where are you in life?
503
00:44:38,148 --> 00:44:43,068
Have some self-awareness. No, I think that she's a great example. I think that Teter McCormick
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00:44:43,068 --> 00:44:44,528
is a great example.
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00:44:45,068 --> 00:44:48,388
Peter McCormick retired from Bitcoin podcasting
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00:44:48,388 --> 00:44:52,788
at the picotop of Bitcoin podcast relevance.
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00:44:53,008 --> 00:44:55,848
Bitcoin podcast download popularity.
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00:44:56,468 --> 00:44:59,628
And he moved on to being a,
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00:44:59,628 --> 00:45:01,488
kind of like the Nick Fuentes of England
510
00:45:01,488 --> 00:45:04,248
and the older, fatter Nick Fuentes of England.
511
00:45:04,488 --> 00:45:07,608
And he's thriving and he's strengthening his community.
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Peter McCormick is doing what it takes to win.
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He doesn't give a fuck about the plebs disappointment in him.
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00:45:14,228 --> 00:45:15,848
And then Dennis Porter is another example.
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00:45:16,468 --> 00:45:19,648
He doesn't have, he doesn't have a podcast, but you get what I'm saying.
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00:45:20,388 --> 00:45:24,108
Yeah, there's, there's good examples out there.
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00:45:24,328 --> 00:45:29,288
And the good examples, if you can't think of them, think about, especially if you're
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00:45:29,288 --> 00:45:35,488
a booger, a booger picking pleb, the good examples are probably all the podcast podcasters
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00:45:35,488 --> 00:45:36,708
you hate the most.
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00:45:36,708 --> 00:45:53,488
Maybe your derangement syndrome towards Donald Trump, your derangement syndrome towards the broader concept of Israel, your derangement syndrome towards Natalie Bruneau, your derangement syndrome towards David Bailey, whatever.
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00:45:54,188 --> 00:46:01,988
Maybe the derangement syndrome is really just some sort of deep-seated resentment of yourself inside of you.
522
00:46:01,988 --> 00:46:06,548
You don't have what it takes to do what it takes to win at all costs.
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00:46:06,708 --> 00:46:13,128
And if you don't have what it takes to win at all costs, it might be because you don't have enough Bitcoin and you can't afford it.
524
00:46:13,568 --> 00:46:16,548
Well, I think it's probably less about having enough Bitcoin.
525
00:46:16,688 --> 00:46:22,948
I think it's just more about the willingness to actually get in the game and put anything at risk.
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00:46:22,948 --> 00:46:43,668
Many individuals, like they, being the peanut gallery and issuing the purity test from the sidelines is a way to, it's like a self-protection strategy of you can project all of your insecurities, all of your failings in life onto other people.
527
00:46:43,668 --> 00:47:00,503
And instead of taking any accountability looking at yourself in the mirror and looking to grow or change you can just point fingers at the people around you You know like Justin Belcher is the archetype
528
00:47:00,503 --> 00:47:09,243
of this individual, of the, of the purity issue, purity test issuing, pudgy pleb sitting and, uh,
529
00:47:09,243 --> 00:47:14,743
criticizing Natalie Brunel or, you know, whoever else. And, you know, it's not to say that these
530
00:47:14,743 --> 00:47:21,283
individuals shouldn't face any sort of criticism or whatever but when you are not offering anything
531
00:47:21,283 --> 00:47:28,563
of value and you're not playing to win and you're just part of the complaining class if anything
532
00:47:28,563 --> 00:47:36,483
you're doing more to solidify those individuals like natalie burnell in in the zeitgeist in
533
00:47:36,483 --> 00:47:43,663
the halls of power and influence but all you're doing all you're doing is creating a a contra a
534
00:47:43,663 --> 00:47:50,543
very stark contrast between yourself and the person you're criticizing. And no matter what
535
00:47:50,543 --> 00:47:57,963
you say or do, everybody who sees it sees the contrast. You're essentially framing the winners
536
00:47:57,963 --> 00:48:04,363
and losers in the conversation, and you are taking the mantle of being the loser. That's
537
00:48:04,363 --> 00:48:13,563
essentially what Justin Belcher in the whole pleb uproar around Luke and Mechanic was.
538
00:48:13,663 --> 00:48:16,143
They frame the winners and losers.
539
00:48:16,323 --> 00:48:20,603
Whether you like the individuals that we're discussing or not is irrelevant.
540
00:48:21,603 --> 00:48:26,963
There's a couple things that I wanted to talk about before we wrap this one up.
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00:48:27,483 --> 00:48:37,123
There was a party at PubKey, the data center party with the Bitcoin Policy Institute in Washington, D.C.
542
00:48:37,123 --> 00:48:42,023
I am being told by attendees that there was a child sacrifice to Moloch.
543
00:48:42,583 --> 00:48:43,723
That happened there.
544
00:48:43,863 --> 00:48:45,163
The security was really tight.
545
00:48:45,283 --> 00:48:46,743
There were protesters outside.
546
00:48:47,723 --> 00:48:54,743
I saw some videos coming out of people giving plebslop top game points as far as why they support data centers.
547
00:48:54,923 --> 00:48:56,823
It was a controversial event.
548
00:48:56,983 --> 00:48:59,023
Shinobi crashed out about it.
549
00:48:59,403 --> 00:49:02,903
You got any thoughts on that situation, Rod?
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00:49:02,903 --> 00:49:19,703
Yeah, to clarify, the sacrifice to Moloch, that's the new, Moloch is the new Claude model by Anthropik, which is allegedly a step function improvement from the Mythos level model.
551
00:49:19,703 --> 00:49:33,503
And people were sat, you know, Dario, CEO of Anthropik said, like, the compute cost to be able to fully harness the capabilities of Moloch are going to be, the price is going to be very high.
552
00:49:33,563 --> 00:49:35,123
The tokens are going to be very expensive.
553
00:49:35,483 --> 00:49:41,403
Companies, individuals are going to have to make extreme sacrifices to have access to Moloch.
554
00:49:41,763 --> 00:49:42,843
And he wasn't kidding.
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00:49:43,403 --> 00:49:47,943
I mean, at the FOP key, they sacrificed three children to Moloch.
556
00:49:47,943 --> 00:49:49,983
they were able to,
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00:49:50,123 --> 00:49:52,083
Rob Hamilton used the compute
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00:49:52,083 --> 00:49:53,163
that they got on a bit
559
00:49:53,163 --> 00:49:56,963
to scan like four different
560
00:49:56,963 --> 00:49:57,983
open source wallets
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00:49:57,983 --> 00:50:00,263
to find security vulnerabilities
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00:50:00,263 --> 00:50:01,683
that people didn't even think
563
00:50:01,683 --> 00:50:03,623
theoretically could exist,
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00:50:03,983 --> 00:50:04,703
but they found them.
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00:50:05,583 --> 00:50:06,443
There's yet any more of this.
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00:50:06,443 --> 00:50:10,103
But crashing out about AI
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00:50:10,103 --> 00:50:14,123
and crashing out about data centers,
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00:50:14,443 --> 00:50:16,483
this goes hand in hand
569
00:50:16,483 --> 00:50:17,703
with what we've just been talking about.
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00:50:17,943 --> 00:50:20,663
This is not the Mossad mentality.
571
00:50:21,443 --> 00:50:25,343
By criticizing and crashing out about AI and data centers,
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00:50:25,443 --> 00:50:27,403
you are, like I said, creating a contrast
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00:50:27,403 --> 00:50:30,263
of hyper-efficient, super-intelligent,
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00:50:30,983 --> 00:50:34,703
highly valuable, productive technology.
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00:50:35,183 --> 00:50:36,443
The contrast is you to that.
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00:50:37,223 --> 00:50:38,723
How am I crashing out about AI?
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00:50:38,723 --> 00:50:43,383
Well, now AI can write plebslot,
578
00:50:44,043 --> 00:50:46,083
poetic, philosophical plebslot
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00:50:46,083 --> 00:50:48,043
in the snap of a finger.
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00:50:48,883 --> 00:50:51,243
Thromer used to take weeks to do this
581
00:50:51,243 --> 00:50:52,823
and Swan Bitcoin gave him for it.
582
00:50:53,263 --> 00:50:54,063
They don't need him anymore.
583
00:50:54,463 --> 00:50:56,123
If you're crashing out about AI,
584
00:50:57,323 --> 00:50:59,823
it's probably because you recognize internally
585
00:50:59,823 --> 00:51:02,983
somewhere, whether you're a conscious of it or not,
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00:51:03,623 --> 00:51:06,043
that it is making you obsolete.
587
00:51:06,863 --> 00:51:09,383
The Mossad mentality is understanding
588
00:51:09,383 --> 00:51:11,863
that you can do and will do whatever it takes
589
00:51:11,863 --> 00:51:15,883
to not be made obsolete by ChatGPT.
590
00:51:16,083 --> 00:51:20,323
And for some people, that's, that's not a big deal.
591
00:51:20,823 --> 00:51:24,003
They know that they're always going to be more valuable than chat GPT, but for many
592
00:51:24,003 --> 00:51:30,083
people, especially PLEPS, they don't feel like they can keep up with Grok, much less
593
00:51:30,083 --> 00:51:31,303
chat GPT or Claude.
594
00:51:32,023 --> 00:51:36,663
And so they, they want to stand in the way of new data center builds.
595
00:51:36,663 --> 00:51:37,803
They want to fight it.
596
00:51:37,843 --> 00:51:41,883
They want to criticize it and crash out and blame it for everything.
597
00:51:42,443 --> 00:51:45,723
But let me tell you, they're not going to stop building data centers.
598
00:51:46,083 --> 00:51:52,203
or new models or charging for compute because, because it hurts your feelings.
599
00:51:52,763 --> 00:51:54,663
You're going to get steamrolled right over.
600
00:51:54,923 --> 00:51:58,483
And so a lot of people were crashing out about the pub key data center party.
601
00:51:59,343 --> 00:52:13,218
And they been leaving mean reviews one star reviews on the pub key Google reviews And then to call in the data center guy like party goers nerds and dweebs Again this is you can be you can be afraid to stand up
602
00:52:13,218 --> 00:52:19,258
for what's right, which is being a data center simp, just because it's going to, people are going
603
00:52:19,258 --> 00:52:23,478
to criticize you and you're going to fail purity tests. You have to stand up for what's right,
604
00:52:23,478 --> 00:52:29,698
even if it's kind of dorky, even if it's just clusters of GPUs being built on farmland.
605
00:52:29,998 --> 00:52:31,938
That's the right thing to do for the first turning.
606
00:52:32,618 --> 00:52:38,398
And being insecure about it because trolls on the internet call you a dweeb.
607
00:52:38,978 --> 00:52:44,778
Again, just go, just go, get in a pod and go to sleep.
608
00:52:45,358 --> 00:52:50,898
It's not necessarily the takeaway that I have from this is that you can't criticize data centers.
609
00:52:51,038 --> 00:52:55,318
But yeah, I mean, if you're going to crash out, at least make it an effective crash out.
610
00:52:55,878 --> 00:52:57,218
Make it a first turning crash out.
611
00:52:57,218 --> 00:53:09,658
This is where I think a lot of people are getting very confused and they're having very ineffective responses to things.
612
00:53:09,658 --> 00:53:13,238
And I think it's important to think critically.
613
00:53:14,038 --> 00:53:15,358
Take a page from the Zoomers.
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00:53:15,358 --> 00:53:21,518
Like one of the things that we went on Walker's podcast recently, and one of the things that
615
00:53:21,518 --> 00:53:29,958
Rod was pointing out is Gen Z knows how to fully capitalize on the crash outs.
616
00:53:30,198 --> 00:53:35,059
And, you know, one notable individual that has been doing this very effectively, probably
617
00:53:35,059 --> 00:53:42,218
the most effective individual crashing out on Bitcoin Twitter right now is Marge Spitzbarns.
618
00:53:42,218 --> 00:53:57,578
And if you're going to crash out, you know, capitalize on it, monetize it, amplify it in a way where instead of just looking like a deranged person on the Internet who has no clue what's going on, it's a very tactical crash out that actually has a purpose.
619
00:53:57,578 --> 00:54:10,578
And this is one of the problems with many of the people that are crashing out about data centers is they just look like deranged Internet individuals that don't really have any rhyme or reason to what they are doing.
620
00:54:11,438 --> 00:54:16,438
No stated goal, no direction other than to whine and complain.
621
00:54:16,438 --> 00:54:33,758
Unless you have a very clear goal of how to use your crash out productively, you're not going to do anything but solidify the institution or individual that you're crashing out against.
622
00:54:34,678 --> 00:54:36,238
Solidify their power and control.
623
00:54:36,398 --> 00:54:37,618
It brings legitimacy to them.
624
00:54:37,618 --> 00:54:40,478
And so that's my response on it.
625
00:54:40,478 --> 00:54:48,538
you don't necessarily have to be, you know, jumping up and down and joining and supporting all the individuals that are, you know,
626
00:54:49,618 --> 00:54:57,178
sacrificing children to Moloch, whether it be at Pumpkin DC or whether it be at Bohemian Grove in the summer, wherever it is.
627
00:54:57,278 --> 00:55:01,798
Like, you don't have to necessarily join those people, but if you're going to dissent, dissent effectively.
628
00:55:01,798 --> 00:55:14,639
this this role just rewind a couple of years uh 2023 early 2024 you had purity test maximalists
629
00:55:14,639 --> 00:55:19,618
crashing out about the bitcoin etf now the bitcoin etf was going to be bad for bitcoin
630
00:55:19,618 --> 00:55:27,158
how effective was people people crashing out about the etf at stopping a bitcoin etf
631
00:55:27,158 --> 00:55:33,639
zero percent effective there's like 27 different bitcoin ETFs and then now we got paper bitcoin
632
00:55:33,639 --> 00:55:40,298
companies left and right people crash out about that too there's still more launching every single
633
00:55:40,298 --> 00:55:50,658
day I'm not saying that criticism of the ETF or paper bitcoin was unwarranted or wrong but nobody
634
00:55:50,658 --> 00:55:57,378
criticize it effectively enough to stop it or to seemingly save anybody from losing money on paper
635
00:55:57,378 --> 00:56:04,198
bitcoin so how effective was i don't know it is not for me to judge but you do have to take this
636
00:56:04,198 --> 00:56:08,018
into account for yourself if you're doing something if you're going to start a podcast
637
00:56:08,018 --> 00:56:15,978
to stop ai data centers from being built then you're wasting your time if you're trying to
638
00:56:15,978 --> 00:56:23,378
educate people to make more conscious decisions about the way that they use AI and the data
639
00:56:23,378 --> 00:56:35,718
that they share and expose to AI at the way that AI learns their behavior and thinking patterns and
640
00:56:35,718 --> 00:56:42,458
how to tell when they're anxious so it can exploit them. That's one thing, but it's still coming.
641
00:56:42,458 --> 00:56:43,878
They're going to build the data centers.
642
00:56:44,098 --> 00:56:45,918
The models are going to get stronger.
643
00:56:46,678 --> 00:56:47,998
You have a scarce amount of time.
644
00:56:48,718 --> 00:56:52,478
If you can't stop it, maybe that's enough for you to not do it.
645
00:56:52,958 --> 00:57:04,639
But, you know, maybe it's at least enough to get you to reevaluate your priorities and reconsider if crashing out is a good use of your time.
646
00:57:05,139 --> 00:57:09,358
Or if it could be better spent showing people a Bitcoin retirement calculator.
647
00:57:09,358 --> 00:57:27,694
Yeah I think a lot of the individuals that jumped on the train and were crashing out about these topics like didn really understand you know because like why were they crashing out about it was essentially because somebody told them to crash out about it like this is oftentimes what individual solicits most individuals crash out is they they
648
00:57:27,694 --> 00:57:34,774
have some underlying value that some individual is speaking to and directing them towards a crash out
649
00:57:34,774 --> 00:57:42,374
and what was the purpose of crashing out against the the etf well you know many bitcoin podcasters
650
00:57:42,374 --> 00:57:52,254
had built a career on selling a hardware wallet or, you know, a KYC exchange or, you know,
651
00:57:52,254 --> 00:58:00,854
some sort of product that would lose market share as a result of an ETF.
652
00:58:01,254 --> 00:58:06,374
And, you know, the individual that, you know, is listening to these individuals talk has
653
00:58:06,374 --> 00:58:15,514
this incentive of trying to usher in this plebslop world that they've been promised that is what's
654
00:58:15,514 --> 00:58:22,634
required to bring that into fruition is for a bunch of no-coin or mpcs to to begin behaving
655
00:58:22,634 --> 00:58:31,414
exactly like they want them to to to be living this life of extreme change and you know yeah
656
00:58:31,414 --> 00:58:36,954
belief in Austrian economics and purity tests and you know different philosophies or whatever
657
00:58:36,954 --> 00:58:42,194
and um and this is kind of what getting back to is like having the effective crash out is
658
00:58:42,194 --> 00:58:48,874
understanding where the direction of your crash out is leading because there you know a variety
659
00:58:48,874 --> 00:58:53,714
of things that you could do that are more productive than going and whining about how
660
00:58:53,714 --> 00:58:59,954
paper bitcoin is going to you know create re-hypothecation or whatever yeah if that's like
661
00:58:59,954 --> 00:59:08,194
We know. We know. We know. Nobody needs to be reminded that paper Bitcoin's not real Bitcoin.
662
00:59:08,314 --> 00:59:14,914
That's why it's called paper Bitcoin and not Bitcoin. Okay. Now, the final takeaway I've got
663
00:59:14,914 --> 00:59:22,714
on this is that you may not be using your time effectively. You may not be crashing out
664
00:59:22,714 --> 00:59:29,734
effectively. You may not be monetizing your own crash out, but somebody is. And oftentimes,
665
00:59:29,954 --> 00:59:36,854
Most of the time, it's the person or the algorithm or the platform itself.
666
00:59:36,854 --> 00:59:55,074
The one who wants you, the people who are egging you on and feeding you opinions and memes and takes that they know is going to catalyze the spiral inside your mind and cause you to crash out.
667
00:59:55,074 --> 00:59:57,654
because they are goading you,
668
00:59:58,334 --> 00:59:59,934
baiting you to crash out
669
00:59:59,934 --> 01:00:02,694
because it's going to be good for their spaces.
670
01:00:02,994 --> 01:00:04,674
It's going to be good for their YouTube video.
671
01:00:04,794 --> 01:00:07,654
It's going to be good for their platform to sell ads.
672
01:00:07,974 --> 01:00:10,314
Somebody is monetizing your crash out
673
01:00:10,314 --> 01:00:11,514
and might as well be you.
674
01:00:11,794 --> 01:00:13,694
So either crash out or don't,
675
01:00:13,694 --> 01:00:16,894
but control the distribution and monetization
676
01:00:16,894 --> 01:00:18,154
of your own crash out.
677
01:00:18,294 --> 01:00:22,234
Otherwise, somebody with the Mossad mentality will.
678
01:00:22,794 --> 01:00:23,714
Well, I just wanted to say,
679
01:00:23,714 --> 01:00:31,794
I think we may have been some of the only people that have been able to monetize Nostra crash-outs via Maxi Madness.
680
01:00:32,494 --> 01:00:37,654
And this is the real reason why Nostra is really struggling to gain any traction,
681
01:00:37,854 --> 01:00:44,094
is losing a lot of steam ahead, is they have not been able to figure out how to monetize crash-outs effectively.
682
01:00:44,754 --> 01:00:51,474
Well, the first step to monetization of anything digital is a good UX.
683
01:00:51,474 --> 01:00:57,794
And if you're trying to monetize crash-outs on Noster before having a good UX,
684
01:00:57,994 --> 01:00:59,394
you're putting the car before the horse.
685
01:00:59,974 --> 01:01:01,354
Ah, we were able to do it?
686
01:01:01,834 --> 01:01:09,354
Well, we had, you know, we worked with Primal to develop the UX we needed
687
01:01:09,354 --> 01:01:12,834
to monetize people's crash-outs over Maxi Madness.
688
01:01:13,094 --> 01:01:13,954
So start there.
689
01:01:14,554 --> 01:01:17,074
Well, we didn't even have good UX.
690
01:01:17,074 --> 01:01:20,114
I think having good UX makes it easier to monetize,
691
01:01:20,114 --> 01:01:22,294
but it doesn't necessarily have to.
692
01:01:22,574 --> 01:01:26,914
Good UX isn't necessarily how well an app works
693
01:01:26,914 --> 01:01:29,494
or whether or not anything happens
694
01:01:29,494 --> 01:01:30,494
when you press a button.
695
01:01:31,014 --> 01:01:35,314
Sometimes a good UX is just vibes and experience.
696
01:01:35,914 --> 01:01:39,034
And people on Noster with, you know,
697
01:01:39,174 --> 01:01:42,054
sats to spend and they were looking for drama.
698
01:01:42,554 --> 01:01:43,214
They didn't think about it.
699
01:01:43,274 --> 01:01:44,414
Like, this is a good example.
700
01:01:44,514 --> 01:01:46,074
X, Twitter, whatever you want to call it.
701
01:01:46,474 --> 01:01:47,634
People complain about the search.
702
01:01:47,734 --> 01:01:49,214
They complain about how it never works.
703
01:01:49,214 --> 01:01:54,934
The user experience that matters most on X is the drama.
704
01:01:55,614 --> 01:02:04,614
Nostre doesn't really work technically, but for once, for one beautiful week, Nostre had drama.
705
01:02:05,614 --> 01:02:13,134
Nostre had something compelling for people to, to lodge in and wait 27 minutes for the fucking
706
01:02:13,134 --> 01:02:17,414
and Noster notifications to finally load on their app
707
01:02:17,414 --> 01:02:19,634
because they wanted to see the crash outs.
708
01:02:19,774 --> 01:02:22,954
They wanted to see who was getting all the stats.
709
01:02:23,074 --> 01:02:24,974
They wanted to see Needs Creations crash out
710
01:02:24,974 --> 01:02:26,494
at Predix and Primal.
711
01:02:26,854 --> 01:02:29,994
And then when Maxi Mandos entered
712
01:02:30,000 --> 01:02:33,420
It was just back to good morning and pure Vita.
713
01:02:34,100 --> 01:02:35,920
And everybody locked back off.
714
01:02:36,340 --> 01:02:37,480
Sometimes that's all it takes.
715
01:02:38,380 --> 01:02:45,400
Generate a little bit of interesting drama and people might use your trinket.
716
01:02:45,900 --> 01:02:46,500
It was pretty funny.
717
01:02:46,580 --> 01:02:53,360
When I was in Chicago a couple weeks ago when Skardos was playing there, Rev Hoddle was at the event.
718
01:02:53,360 --> 01:02:59,660
And he was so excited to see Noah Grumman, to see the woman that he defeated.
719
01:03:00,000 --> 01:03:04,600
in Maxi Madness, and that was a pretty special moment.
720
01:03:04,600 --> 01:03:06,020
That is a special moment.
721
01:03:06,020 --> 01:03:08,520
Yeah, looking forward to the week ahead.
722
01:03:08,520 --> 01:03:12,560
We're in some fascinating times,
723
01:03:12,560 --> 01:03:17,700
and it's never been a more difficult trying time
724
01:03:17,700 --> 01:03:18,920
to be a Bitcoin podcaster,
725
01:03:18,920 --> 01:03:22,160
and I think it's starting to get slightly easier,
726
01:03:23,120 --> 01:03:24,500
but we shall see.
727
01:03:24,500 --> 01:03:27,740
And you're not gonna survive, you're not gonna make it,
728
01:03:27,740 --> 01:03:29,940
unless you have the Mossad mindset.
729
01:03:30,000 --> 01:03:31,140
and you're playing to win.
730
01:03:31,580 --> 01:03:34,880
And that's what we're trying to do here, folks.
731
01:03:35,300 --> 01:03:38,040
So keep on the lookout for...
732
01:03:38,040 --> 01:03:41,020
We can't promise you that it will be easy,
733
01:03:41,440 --> 01:03:42,600
but it will be worth it.
734
01:03:43,020 --> 01:03:45,740
Thank you for listening to this edition of the Bugle Weekly,
735
01:03:45,960 --> 01:03:47,340
and we'll catch you on the next one.
736
01:03:48,427 --> 01:04:18,407
I'm sorry.
737
01:04:18,427 --> 01:04:21,427
House lights fall like a funeral shroud
738
01:04:21,427 --> 01:04:25,427
I hear a name thundering from the crowd
739
01:04:25,427 --> 01:04:28,427
Paint on my face, a crowd made of lies
740
01:04:28,427 --> 01:04:32,427
They worship me but can't see past my disguise
741
01:04:32,427 --> 01:04:35,427
When I sleep at night, I don't have dreams
742
01:04:35,427 --> 01:04:39,427
The hero they love is a stranger to me
743
01:04:39,427 --> 01:04:42,427
But the drums begin and I'm in the spotlight
744
01:04:42,427 --> 01:04:46,427
So I bury the lead and get them to avert their eyes
745
01:04:46,427 --> 01:04:53,187
Raise your hands, let the whole world see
746
01:04:53,187 --> 01:05:01,427
The person you came for instead of me
747
01:05:01,427 --> 01:05:05,427
Hey babe, keep the fire alive
748
01:05:05,967 --> 01:05:09,567
Let the legend rise so my act will survive
749
01:05:09,567 --> 01:05:25,055
Call me a villain call me a saint Love me for the mask I wear and I wear it till it breaks Hey babe when the final bell rings They still be unable to see who pulls the strings
750
01:05:25,055 --> 01:05:31,854
Who pulls the strings
751
01:05:37,854 --> 01:05:41,195
The crowd wants blood, so we give them a war
752
01:05:41,195 --> 01:05:44,974
They need a distraction, never let them get bored
753
01:05:44,974 --> 01:05:48,375
I know it's a story, pretend to feel every blow
754
01:05:48,375 --> 01:05:52,075
Yet some truths still live inside the show
755
01:05:52,075 --> 01:05:55,615
Rage holds attention, captivated and distressed
756
01:05:55,615 --> 01:05:58,875
Gotta shift blame or they'll be unrest
757
01:05:58,875 --> 01:06:02,755
We're all in the circus but tell ourselves we're free
758
01:06:02,755 --> 01:06:05,974
Dancing like puppets to fulfill our destiny
759
01:06:05,974 --> 01:06:12,834
Raise your hands, let the whole world see
760
01:06:12,834 --> 01:06:20,815
The person you came for instead of me
761
01:06:20,815 --> 01:06:25,515
Hey babe, keep the fire alive
762
01:06:25,515 --> 01:06:29,095
Let the legend rise so my act will survive
763
01:06:29,095 --> 01:06:32,555
Call me a villain, call me a saint
764
01:06:32,555 --> 01:06:53,942
Love me for the mask I wear and I wear it till it breaks Can think when the final bell rings They still be unable to see Who pulls the strings I built a life tailored for everything you see
765
01:06:53,942 --> 01:06:57,482
Then lost the quiet parts that made me me
766
01:06:57,482 --> 01:07:00,582
If I step out and let the whole mask fall
767
01:07:00,582 --> 01:07:03,122
You won't like what you see
768
01:07:03,122 --> 01:07:06,382
Behind the wall
769
01:07:06,382 --> 01:07:16,402
Kayfabe, keep the fire alive
770
01:07:16,402 --> 01:07:19,882
Let the legend rise so my act will survive
771
01:07:19,882 --> 01:07:23,442
Call me a villain, call me a saint
772
01:07:23,442 --> 01:07:25,442
Love me for the mask I wear
773
01:07:25,442 --> 01:07:28,722
And I'll wear it till it breaks
774
01:07:28,722 --> 01:07:32,942
Kayfabe, when the final
775
01:07:32,942 --> 01:07:36,862
Bell rings, they'll still be unable to see
776
01:07:36,862 --> 01:07:42,602
Who pulls the strings
777
01:07:42,602 --> 01:07:50,602
Who pulls the strings
778
01:08:02,942 --> 01:08:03,682
you