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The Burning Budget Russia-Ukraine peace talks.
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ChatGPT convinces people to do god-awful things.
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The US sneaker criminal out of the UK before facing any questions.
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And Andrew Tate war in videos are leaked.
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Prosecutors are going to have fun with those.
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That plus more in today's episode.
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Well, hello everybody.
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It's Thursday, the 29th of October.
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Welcome to Trending wherever you are in the world.
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We're going to start in the UK.
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It was Andy Burnham's The Unelected, Andy Burnham's first budget yesterday.
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There was apprehension right across the country, which sums up the inversion of the government situations that we have across the world where people don't, you know, the government don't fear the people, the people fear the government.
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And people were sat wondering just how much more money, just how more difficult life was going to become, just how more difficult it was going to be to run a business, to fill your car up, to heat your home, to fill your fridge, and just to get by.
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Now, a lot of people were reading this as a fork in the road moment for this government.
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If they came at people very hard, that would be your massive sign that an imminent early called general election was very unlikely, because you don't try and call an election after you just screwed people.
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If there was a very friendly budget, or a more friendly budget, I should say, than recent times, that would be an insight that maybe an election is something to be called very soon.
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And compared to recent budgets, it was relatively friendly to larger numbers of people.
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Recent times, the two Rachel Reeves budgets and budgets before that, have been very aggressive to pretty much everyone.
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Whereas this one didn't really say or do anything, to be honest.
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It kept the welfare budget completely out of control.
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It didn't talk about anything to do with immigration and trying to curb the numbers of people coming into the UK.
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There's no tax breaks for people struggling.
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There's no tax breaks for businesses.
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There's obviously no tax breaks as all tax rises.
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There's just less of them than many people perhaps predicted.
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So what may happen from here is that Labour will call an early election because there's going to be a bit of sympathy and a bit of a bounce as a result of this budget, where people are saying happy, they're relieved that it's not quite as bad as they perhaps thought it could be.
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So now's the time for them to go to the electorate and try and get a mandate to get another five years, and which point they can do what the hell they want.
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We saw this with the two Rachel Reeves budgets in the Starmer government.
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They won the election in 2024 based on certain promises.
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They've come in and they've done the exact opposite.
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If they came and told you the truth at the election, then they wouldn't have got in.
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But once they get in and they get that five-year mandate, they can basically do whatever they want.
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They don't have to face the electorate.
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Okay, Starmer might have um carried the can and he might have gone, but Burnham's come in and replaced him and done what?
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What's he done differently?
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He's carried on exactly the same thing, said lots of things and done very little.
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So let's just take a quick glance at what was in the budget.
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A one off hundred pound payment for over 20 million households in the UK in council tax bans A to D to help with rising energy costs.
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Now that people will say sounds great, and on one level, it does.
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Whether it actually helps people compared to the cost of energy for the whole winter, I don't think it will.
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So that brings us to the bigger question of why are energy prices so high?
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Well, they're so high because of the tax rates on them.
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They're so high because Britain has ridiculous net zero policies.
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And I was staggered to believe.
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So earlier this year, right, I was in Norway.
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Um, I was in Oslo for about three days, and obviously it was freezing, it was January, so it was very, very cold.
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And Norway is a very oil-rich country, but it has incredibly high energy prices as well.
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And I remember being really confused by that.
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So asking my friend who I was over there with and said, Why?
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Um and he was telling me about the way that the oil system works in the country, where the oil is produced in Norway, it's then sold on the international market, and then the country buys it back at the price that is dictated by the international market.
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So just to compare that to another real life situation, that's the
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equivalent of me growing my own food, selling that food to the supermarket chains, and then buying it back at the same price that everyone else is paying that isn't growing the food.
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Surely the whole point, I think most people would look at that and go, that's absolutely insane.
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Because surely the point is that by producing your own stuff, you save that cost and that expense, and you're in control of your own destiny.
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That's why so many people do grow their own food because it keeps you in control of your own supply chain.
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If you're in a nation that's producing its own energy resources, you're not beholden then to anybody else.
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So this energy crisis that we're seeing across the world at the moment, that they're blaming on the war in Iran, started by the US and Israel, you're not susceptible to things like that because you produce your own.
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You can bypass all of that.
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While everyone else is running around like headless chickens trying to retain energy security, you can take care of yours without anyone else getting involved.
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That is true freedom for a nation.
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Well, Britain has energy resources and the ability to do that.
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It doesn't, obviously.
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Instead, it has ridiculous net zero policies, and it doesn't explore its own oil fields or gas fields until very recently, where a few have been signed off on.
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This is essentially the government saying we'll help you out a little bit, not properly, we'll help you out a little bit to solve a problem that we've caused, or we have continually over centuries, sorry, um decades caused by not doing certain things differently.
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Utterly astonishing.
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Utterly astonishing.
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Okay, so other taxes.
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There's been a 2% extra tax on income from savings and property rental.
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So if people have money and that money accrues interest in the bank, then they're going to be paying more rates on that savings.
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Property rentals the same.
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There's going to be rises on people that are raising money from are earning money, I should say, from properties that they are letting out.
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Um, the amount people can put into cash ISIS will remain at£20,000 rather than being lowered.
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That's a good thing.
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Um, so that's a positive thing, I suppose.
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You could you could argue.
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Um, new flat rate on pensions, new tax uh allowance for low-income pensioners,
the legal minimum wage is going to rise by three rise to by 3.9% in April.
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Again, you'd probably say that's a good thing because it means businesses are not going to be able to exploit workers.
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So you could argue that a lot of these decisions are good.
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And the one policy I actually really like is that parental pay or paternity leave, as they're calling it, to self-employed fathers and parents will continue.
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Sorry, we'll be started for the first time.
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At the moment, you only get that if you're employed.
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So that's a good thing.
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I like that.
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The rest of it is a bit of a a bit of a nothing.
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And that to me is just a sign that this election that I talked about a few minutes ago is imminent.
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They're trying to buy time for people, they're trying to get people back on side, they're trying to show that they might be different to Rachel Reeves and her two budgets that just attacked pretty much everyone.
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And are we going to fall for the scam?
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I know I'm not.
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I know most of you watching this program certainly won't because you've seen through this all before.
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Politicians will tell you whatever they need to tell you to get in the door, and then when they get in the door, they will do whatever their masters tell them to do.
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And if anyone doesn't think Andy Burnham and his government is owned by the same people that owned Boris Johnson, that owned Rishi Sunak, that owned Kia Starmer, that owned Tony Blair, that owned David Cameron, then I'd say naivety is the disease you're suffering with.
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Burnham has been brought in to do a job, and that job is not to save Britain.
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That job is not to make people more prosperous and wealthy and safer, to close borders, to give energy security, to improve education, to improve healthcare.
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That's not Burnham's remit.
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Burnham's remit is to continue to destroy the country.
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Now, I'm only just going to touch on this because later on today I'm doing chinwag with David, which will come out at five o'clock tonight, and we're going to dive into this extensively.
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But I just want to talk a little bit about national debt.
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Now, pretty much every country has national debt, and that's essentially the same as personal debt.
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It's it's debt that the government have to banks.
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That's not including and does not factor in the debt of individuals
within that country.
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So when they talk about national debt, that doesn't include, say, the mortgage I've got or you've got or the car finance you've got or the personal loan that somebody's got.
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It's literally just government debt.
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Now, it took centuries, literally centuries, for the government to reach one trillion pound of national debt.
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It took roughly a decade to get to the second trillion, and it's taken six years to get to now three trillion pounds of national debt.
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And more than 100% of the tax receipts of the country in a given year.
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And what's also astonishing is the government are spending roughly 10% of all the income that it gets just to service that debt, just to pay the interest to make sure it doesn't rise.
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That's not taking any off the top, that's just servicing it.
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And obviously they're adding to this debt all the time in insane numbers, hence why it's gone from one trillion to two to three in such a short period of time.
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What's going on?
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They're bankrupting the nation.
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And they're not just bankrupting this nation, you could the same thing is going on in the USA, the same thing is going on in pretty much every nation across the world.
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So why are countries, why are nation states that could produce their own currencies, that could print their own money, could create their own monetary system that works for that nation, why are they borrowing money from banks?
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I've said this before a few times, that the entire system is built on the fractional reserve lending banking model, which builds into the game.
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People losing everything, people not being able to pay back.
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Until that is dealt with, until a politician comes out and speaks about that, we're just going to be playing the same game.
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Maybe people will play it slightly differently, but it's still going to be the same game.
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National debt is not being done by incompetence, maybe in some areas.
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This is being done by on purpose.
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This is being done to bankrupt the nation.
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Completely destroy it.
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And destroy the West along with it.
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Because as I say, this is not just Britain.
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This is in other parts of the world as well, if not every nation.
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What kind of stupidity or what kind of manipulation have you got to be a part of to create such a absolutely ridiculous, chaotic outcome?
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Well, government after successive government, Chancellor after chancellor, continue to do the same thing and follow the same path.
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Hence why, in 16 years, we've gone from one trillion, which is already insane, to three trillion.
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And who's gonna pay the can for it?
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The people, of course.
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Not the people that have made the horrendous decisions that have led to it.
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Where's Rachel Reeves?
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Where's Jeremy Hunt?
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Where's these people that were in charge or chancellors in the last six years that have created that extra trillion pounds worth of debt?
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Where are they?
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Are they in prison?
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Are they facing the consequences for their actions?
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No.
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But the people are.
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That is always the way.
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But as I say, myself and David are gonna dive much deeper into that particular story and uh the whole concept of national debt and debt in today's episode of Chinwag, along with many other things.
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So tune into that at five o'clock on iconic.com.
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That's it for the free version.
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If you're watching with us on YouTube or Twitter, thank you for joining me.
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If you come and join us on iconic.com, we're gonna talk about peace talks that are apparently imminent between Russia and Ukraine.
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We're gonna talk about ChatGPT and the more, even more bizarre things it's convincing people to do and just how dangerous and sinister that is.
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We're gonna talk about the US and how they smuggled out a diplomat, who wasn't really a diplomat, from the US Embassy in Britain, who was uh uh arrested and looking to be questioned by the Metropolitan Police.
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Well, he was snuck out of the country before they could do that.
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And finally, we're gonna talk about a war room video from Andrew Tate that has emerged, which shows you just how dark this man really is.
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I'll see you on iconic.
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Even less is said about the Grey Pope, who some believe to be the true ruling power in the Vatican.
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Humans are missing a macadress.
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All of them had little signals.
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I've never seen it before.
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This is the ultimate suicide cultural.
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What if the symbols around us every day aren't just ornamental?
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We have to think of these of these things.
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What if they're instructions?