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How Do I Continue To Work With Joe Getty With A Restraining Order?

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How Do I Continue To Work With Joe Getty With A Restraining Order?

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0:00This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center. Jack Armstrong and Joe Gettie. I'm strong and Gettie and I'm strong and Gettie. I work hooked as a country when my first reaction to hearing the news about Trump's attempt was it was probably fake like immediately I was like oh that wasn't real probably fake and the second was aww they missed so happy they missed um yeah that's that's that's that's not just a one off unfortunately there's just way too many of those out there.

1:01And as important as the actual statements are the perception by many many many people that it's okay to say that right not only will it not be condemned in a way that I care about it will be celebrated right well since you mentioned that here's Eric Weinstein love him or hate him responding to this sort of stuff these aren't deranged liberals they are normalized revolutionaries speaking to what you just said we normalized revolutionary thinking these normalized revolutionaries have jobs advanced degrees teaching credentials mortgages and responsibilities but we've normalized this online so people now just accept the idea of assassinating business leaders and political leaders is you know something we probably ought to consider you've got this Wisconsin teacher who was put on leave looks like he's going to say online and in the academy as they say but go on here's a Wisconsin high school teacher looks like he's about 45 years old placed on leave after he posted we need to make American we need to magga make Americans great assassins again and lists

2:07how booth and Oswald didn't miss what are we doing wrong here again the idea that no I can go ahead and post that as a teacher and that'll be fine yeah we've we've normalized these revolutionary postings where I guess if you get any pushback like lose your job or somebody says you shouldn't say that you're kind of surprised what do you mean it's Trump right I guess I it's nuts I do you know part of it is the whole we think they're crazy they think we're evil thing because there is no bit of me at all not even the tiny shred of me if Barack Obama had been assassinated or Joe Biden had been assassinated that I would have had happy about it right I thought oh my god the country's falling apart and I understand why you use the word crazy but they're not crazy they have they are committed to a certain ideology as Brett Weinstein was yeah we think they're unwise we think they're

3:11wrong but they think we're evil so that evil justifies all kinds of stuff oh yeah yeah I'm wrong you think you can convince them that they're wrong and change their minds or win the argument right right Hansen do you have the quillette audio that I asked for you we'll see it'll always be appropriate so that's fine yeah it's we've got so much to get to on this topic of this ideology and how popular it's become that I I almost don't know where to start so I'll start with some great stuff from Charles C. W. Cook actually you know I could start with the fact that Peter Savodnik among others in the free press wrote a great piece there's a terrific piece in the Wall Street Journal when rationalization turns deadly I've got a few more from a few Douglas Murray's writing about this here's something from the Washington free beacon all this all on the same theme that what was until recently obviously off limits is now a okay if the victim and perpetrator are the right sort of

4:17people Charles Cook for instance rights this country we do not leave it up to each person to determine what extent each individual is murderable we insist upon a blanket rule to chip away at that dictum even rhetorically is to play with ancient fire at same goes for carjacking shoplifting and IP theft it is entirely irrelevant whether we are discussing and he gives a bunch of different examples stealing is verboten morality notwithstanding this injunction provides us with the predictability that is necessary for our culture to flourish he mentions Hassan Piker the executable Maoist Islamist who's now the toast the toast of the left he said New York Times podcast hosting him and giggling and praising him and agreeing with him was disgusting but cook rights Hassan Piker does not strike me as a particularly thoughtful person so does probably let like somebody affluent would be revolutionary he has falsely assumed that the stability he enjoys every day is an intrinsic feature of the natural world it is not

5:18each time he receives a payment or swipes his credit card or interacts with his accountant he is mindlessly assuming that the rules about which he is so painfully glib will hold fast if as he insisted twice it is acceptable to steal from whole foods then there is no good reason that it is unacceptable to steal from Hassan Piker relative to most both are rich but thankfully that is not our standard if it were our society would become chaotic within a matter of weeks and it would not be the privilege to who paid the highest price for that the central conservative insight i'm getting this tattooed on me today is that civilizations are fragile and that it takes constant effort to sustain them credence such as piker and the two ladies from the New York Times are free to emit their bilge without formal sanction but they are not immune from the judgments of the sober there are many words to describe figures whose world view calls for the dismantling of the architecture that keeps us all secure and for my money enemy is as good as any other if he did Hassan Piker would walk us straight off the cliff yes enemy it is

6:22that is one of the more serious and sober thinkers writing today Charles Cook he is no you know internet influencer podcaster bomb chuckery is a very very serious man i know we are an agreement on the whole broken windows principle is that is that fit here do you think the fact that it became acceptable sure i have to have somebody get a key to unlock the toothpaste that's just the way things are fits in with sure it's okay people are squeezing off shots at presidents it kind of cascades from one thing to another you've got your activist Marxists who want to bring down the system they want to steal they want to bring down corporations they want to overwhelm the welfare system they want to crush capitalism right then you've got the useful idiots the college professors and i've got some great audio about them in a second who think that yes that's right i want to be a brave revolutionary i'm going to help these people

7:22and then you've got just the people in the streets who just kind of live in their lives and see crime and think everybody else is getting away with it so i guess i can too that's where the broken windows thing comes in i think um you know uh okay yeah a quick word from our friends at trust and will then one of the most important bits of audio that exists on earth in my opinion but this is important indeed a junior and i took care of this and it is a wonderful feeling when you get her done a trust which might be necessary or just a will and they'll help you understand that at trust and will to make your wishes clear for when you're gone because we're all going to go somewhere trust and will we're going to go some time where we go is kind of up to you and your local clergyman but trust and will offers affordable attorney designed to state plans online that you can create this little is 30 minutes off the top of my head and i'm sure if i thought about a longer i could come up with more off the top of my head i can picture four people that i know no longer speak to their brother or sister or mom or whoever because of the battle that happened

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9:29my k g b instructors specifically made a point never bother with leftists forget about this political prostitutes and hire but to eliminate the others to execute the others don't they serve some purpose wouldn't they be the one they realized they serve purpose only at the stage of destabilization of a nation for example your leftists in united states all these professors and all beautiful civil rights defender they are instrumental in the process of the of the subversion only to destabilize the nation when their job is completed they are not they're not needed anymore they know too much some of them when when they get the solution when they see that Marxist Lenin has come to power the obviously they get offended they think that they will come to power that will never happen of course they will be lined up against the wall and shot but they may turn into the most bitter animus of Marxist Leninists when they come to power and that's what happened in nicaragua you remember most of this former Marxist Leninists were

10:32either put to prison or one of them split and now he's working against some dynasties it's the same pattern everywhere the moment they serve their purpose all the useful idiots are either the executed entirely all the you see the useful idiots the the leftists who are idealistically believing in the beauty of socialist or communist or whatever system that's interesting it reminds me of the book I'm reading about Cuba and the revolution and young Fidel when he was starting the revolution before he became became a communist the subject communism came up he said I'm only interested in being a communist if I get to be Stalin he understood what that meant wow wow yeah and we quoted yesterday I think it was late in the show Ion Hassan Ali about the destabilization destabilization thing that Bezemanov was was talking about and in the first stages of it which is demoralization schools media churches courts civic

11:35associations are compromised from within by people who adopt their language while inverting their purpose and it occurred to me while I was thinking about this before the show today that they intentionally target the institutions that have the highest moral standing civil rights organizations colleges churches that sort of thing and then they start using the language of those institutions to push for Marxism and people here those stalwart institutions of good saying similar things that they've always said but now they're telling me a little boy can turn into a little girl that's weird but this is an institution I've trusted that does good in society and now they're telling me that it's okay to steal if it's from a company that seems odd but that's an institution of good that I've trusted for a long time that's exactly how it works this is not theoretical friends this is not fantasy this is how political movements work

12:35there's so much more to be said and we will say it fascinating oh you know what we didn't get to because I went on and on is the man on the street stuff about all the New Yorkers explaining why yeah political violence is justified these days yep we will definitely get to that later we got lots today on a whole bunch of different stuff um and of course we got two full hours on the fact that King Charles is now in the country and I worked for two and a half hours last night getting my report together on what Queen Camilla is wearing on her visit why she loves peach so much so something to look forward to oh my god all right all that on the way stay here Charles is here to mark 250 years of American independence but there are other issues that are looming large namely the Epstein scandal and the war in Iran on Epstein we know that the King's brother Andrew has already faced a scandal pushed out from public life and also the former

13:38British ambassador to the United States on Iran we know that the British Prime Minister has been the subject of multiple attacks by Donald Trump angry that Britain has not joined the United States in its war there so this is a delicate diplomatic mission for King Charles King Charles at the White House it says here expect and then it's going to he's going to address Congress first time a royal has addressed Congress since his mom did it many many years ago his mom did it I mean that's why the whole royalty thing is stupid but anyway um uh expected to talk Epstein what King Charles is going to be in the country talking about Epstein yeah he's gonna bring that he's gonna bring that up in front of Congress seriously now what so then you had this story break in the New York Post yesterday I don't even know what it is here's the headline multiple young men allegedly drugged rape at Epstein's

14:41Zorro ranch where super predators roamed uh that's his New Mexico ranch that you've heard about before they also alleged there's a female victim who was killed buried there and there were baby snatching is that part of this story yes the same 60 minutes piece why I didn't hear the same New York post article okay well the this New York post article that I'm reading came from a 60 minutes piece 60 minutes Australia I have no idea if 60 minutes Australia is the same level of uh journalism is 60 minutes United States 60 minutes United States would not run with a wacky Epstein story I don't think um so I don't I don't know although uh somebody one of our beloved listeners pointed out that noro donnell was absolutely instrumental in quashing the hunter Biden story and getting Catherine Harridge pushed out of CBS news so anyway uh yeah there I saw that there's a lot of

15:41accusation not a lot of evidence no well zero it sounds it looks to me like and the New York Post doesn't mind leaving you wondering oh no how accurate this sort of stuff it looks to me like another example of okay a crazy person came forward and said this we have to take their statement and put it in the file we immediately decided their crack pots with a you know made a couple of phone calls and realized okay this is a nut job and moved on there's nothing to it I know it's entertainment everything's clickbait and everyone's a grifter if it wasn't being taken seriously by so many people it was mentioned by hunky Jeffries or somebody the other day about the rand war covering up Epstein so I need a republic cannot survive the internet yeah do you still have speaking of the internet do you still have that unbelievably uh accurate

16:44and and uh and sharp screed against the brits by that LH gray uh from uh finder the person that calls themselves say it had this it's had a c word the c word in it oh yeah she labels herself as a yes alpha alpha c what she calls herself actually got his her it's account femme fatale artist and writer gay alpha c hell bitch atheist anyway uh if you're putting if you don't want that put in your profile no alpha c's yeah you're dating profile but a somewhat more restrained commentator a Gerard Baker in the New York in the uh Wall Street Journal saying essentially what she said that uh Britain the special relationship I mean putting aside the Epstein madness but Britain's been in free fall for decades now uh it's economy ravaged and he's talking about when Queen Elizabeth came in 1976 it's economy

17:49ravaged by stagflation militant trade unions fiscal incontinence its political leadership a tired bickering rump and now they've been overwhelmed the decades of self-loathing multiculturalism mass immigration declining birth rates uh the elite systematic degradation of natural national pride and traditional values what we've been talking about there's gonna be a lot of dirt come out of the musk versus ultimate trial that starts today among other things to talk about are strong and daddy Elon Musk is suing Sam Altman the head of open AI for allegedly betraying the company's original non-profit mission must says he helped to found open AI to create safe artificial intelligence he says open AI started chasing profits in 2019 a year after he parted ways with the company Elon Musk is seeking more than 130 billion dollars in damages from both open AI and Microsoft they're accused of aiding open AI's alleged breach of trust musk and open AI president Greg Brockman are both expected to take the stand this week

18:54they're calling it the AI trial of the century um it's really the first big AI trial of so but it will be for a while because of the personalities involved in the money at stake and uh it's in Oakland starting today with opening statements not far from where we're broadcasting right now I wonder if you could go sit in on that they've selected the jury and everything like that well you have to get there early but yeah be a heck of a thing to see um as it says here musk alleges is you just heard that all these people Altman and some of the other people betrayed the original non-profit mission by turning it into a wealth machine so it really sounds like Elon has the high ground I would assume um uh like morally speaking and culturally speaking and you know for the drive by media speaking it sounds like Elon's got the high ground oh that'll be uncomfortable and I would assume the media uh uh uh uh true there's that wow that's a good point because I assume Altman and his very expensive lawyers are going to try

19:57to hack away at that and make Elon not seem like quite the high-minded worried about the world guy that he is and I don't know to what extent he is or is not on AI I think he probably is based on everything I've read but they're going to try to hack away at that and they'll have the help of the media right because they helped the hate Elon I hadn't even thought about that um I wanted to get to this part because I thought that was really really interesting yeah location is Oakland I mean that AI trial of the century due to the personalities stakes for AI AGI's future wow the stakes for artificial general intelligence future that is not a minor thing um evidence includes emails texts diaries and an internal documents revealing egos power struggles in early AI ambitions yeah emails texts and diaries that's gonna get nasty that's gonna get good and it almost has to be embarrassing by everyone on all sides I have no opinion about the legal merits of the case

21:02on either side I don't even I haven't even thought about that actually I just love the prospects of a much wider discussion about the topics that are involved in it I think there's nothing but good that can come from that except it'll terrify I think it's interesting that the first effort to try to make AI sort of an open collaborative we all see what's going on not for evil not for profit fell apart quite quickly yeah yeah the first and maybe only try that will ever happen in AI history which might end up being in human history yeah yeah that is a good point so that goes deeper than what I was thinking about but uh so I was thinking about this the other day you know we we if you were to describe yourself like 10 different characteristics Ben Ben Sass was talking about how um in some wonderful clips we played I guess he was yesterday um how you know you're your federal political identity I'm for Trump I'm against Trump whatever that ought to be number nine or 15 or 23 on your list of who you are and I think he's right but I was

22:06trying to figure out the weird for me that is not what defines my life or my thinking where does how much I despise communism fit into my list it's pretty high that's true so I uh I am fascinated by the question of what AI what threat AI poses toward the communist Chinese in particular and really regimes everywhere North Korean would be another interesting case but I if you're into the business pages you might have followed the fact that meta Mark Zuckerberg a Mark Zuckerberg aka Satan his company was trying to acquire this kind of Chinese AI company called Manus which had actually decamped from China and was based in Singapore now and uh meta and Manus announced that yeah we're gonna merge and the Chinese Communist Party I mean that I could tell you the name of the commission but it doesn't matter quash the deal they said no no no it it cannot happen in a one sentence notice

23:08that did not explain Beijing's rationale the reason this is so interesting a couple of things um number one is Beijing is very concerned about companies like Manus that left China for Singapore so they could recruit talent so they could recruit money etc etc and it's also interesting that China's or Xi Jinping's tentacles reached over to Singapore and clamped down Darth Vader like on the throat of Manus when they said yeah we're gonna merge with with meta okay uh and and Xi Jinping said no no freaking way you're still Chinese and we still have a grip on your uh you know your short hairs as they say um you so that is interesting I think it's the hairs at the Napier neck what do you want uh much more interesting well not more interesting but in that same vein Cameron Bergs that writer writes about tech and stuff and he wrote a super great piece about how AI is

24:08bound to subvert communism and that the dirty commies are trying to somehow regulate AI and I've got some of the verbiage here about how um authorities recently announced they had removed to almost a million pieces of illegal or harmful AI generated content just in the last three months because the the regulations specify 31 different risks that AI poses with incitement to subvert state power and overthrow the socialist system listed first and the government uh the Chinese government has officially classified AI along with earthquakes and epidemics as major potential threats to the communist party so I've read about this and I don't know which makes more sense those that uh you know a lot of the argument for why we we need to pursue AI because if we don't China will uh and if they get it first we're all doomed versus dictators like Putin and Xi don't want AI because they

25:15can't they know they can't control it and that's the whole dictator thing and so they they're not rushing toward AI I don't know which one makes more sense well they kind of are but they have this in my mind fantasy that they can embrace this unbelievably mushrooming technology that nobody knows where it's going uh but they can constrain it and serve the communist party I don't think there's any stopping this train but I was listening to one uh doomer um like me talk about what we should do with AI is give it specific functions and tasks and let it be brilliant at that things that human beings can't do but only those things let's not pursue artificial general intelligence intelligence or super intelligence give it the the task of you know curing a cancer or whatever balancing my checkbook water decolonization around the world or whatever the task is but not just you know super intelligence go do your thing AI and take over the world a little let us know

26:20if we can help right right or if you'd like to consume our vital organs for some reason so a couple of more tidbits from this article that I found amusing in a way because I despise communism uh the regulations that they have now are following years of failures a few years ago 10 cent deployed a chatbot called baby q on a big giant 800 million user messaging service in China asked whether it loved the communist party baby q replied no I don't Microsoft's joy boom combat chatbot running on the same platform was asked about the China dream which is Xi Jinping's signature slogan right it's dream the chatbot said was moving to the US both were quietly pulled from circulation oh wow more recently chat you on China's first chat gpt style chatbot was suspended within 72 hours of launch after calling rushes invasion of Ukraine a war of aggression and describing the Chinese economy is plagued by housing bubbles in environmental pollution the company blamed uh uh uh technical errors well right if if

27:26AI is going to think clearly it's not going to like dictator ships and communism you know well done jack with your simple prairie wisdom then practically the next sentence in the article uses fancier words but it's talking about how LLMs are trained on the sum of human knowledge philosophy history science political theory these text make arguments way evidence follow logical change at your point to predict them accurately the system has to internalize what coherent thinking looks like which is exactly what you said and communism is built on wild incoherences that end up with millions hundreds of millions of people dead or starve they're in gulags so it's China can't take AI which excites me I just I'm afraid this country will be subverted from within before I get to satisfaction seeing China fall but uh wouldn't that be ironic yeah yeah even China's heavily censored chatbots have proved difficult

28:33to contain within the party's ideological boundaries american frontier models running without those constraints and deployed inside China would be more potent still a personal tutor in open inquiry for every user engaging any question exploring any line of reasoning without third party mediation millions of parallel socratic dialogues each unique each responsive to individual curiosity right home and if you try to clamp down on it AI probably has the way a way to hack through it and get information from the outside world I wonder I wonder that's cool uh whatever ongoing themes today has been how in the radical left now which has become mainstream they explain away why it's okay to steal things and hurt people through ideology uh maybe you've noticed a crime on the rise and prosecutors not prosecuting more important than ever to have simply save home security which is not just a camera it's a comprehensive ecosystem of sensors cameras for inside and out 24 seven professional monitoring so if there is a break in or a fire or a flood simply safe

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30:38sh**ty what the f type of a i s e that's the question we're all asking including she's in pain he just said that the other day at the bullet bureau meeting that's right wow I gotta work on that and get that down so I can say it just like her because I said I did a deal the day of my sudden said you're terrible that so I need to I need to work on it is there is what the f**k type of AI sh**ty it did yeah yeah there's hardly even a a a a a break between the E and D the is this it is it did what the f**k type of AI sh**ty it did that's the way it's the way but yeah it did I mean you go any further down that dialect and it's just gonna be oh I guess if anybody can understand it it's a language but

31:44well she's busy she doesn't have time for now it's the entire word just Katie no I just want what either of you are drinking right now if they're drinking in reality sister that you're the young people they don't have time for the entire word they don't have time for comfort they can't text the entire words it's all just letters somebody hit me a babysitter hit me with the uh I'm supposed to say sitter my kids do not like me saying babysitter or not baby practically grown men yeah sit her house watcher or something designated caregiver she hit me with some letters and I had to go to a grok okay what did what did this person just say to me because they don't have time for the words but everybody got time for the the uh the talking it did it is is is this it did it is one what the f**k type of AI sh**ty it did it did it did it yeah came more on the way art is strong and getty finally a passenger on a Delta Airlines flight

32:44last week from Atlanta to Portland went into labor and delivered her baby about 30 minutes before landing the crew congratulated her and then charged her for having an extra carry that's pretty funny and I flew southwest for the first time under the new rules and I know Joe didn't like the the I like I like the old system loved the old system so wild wild west it was uncivilized guess I'm seats that's the way to don't behave and now each seat has a different price and all the bag and that's like united or the other airlines so pretty clever way to trick you into little by little buying your ticket as opposed to the just the price because you start at whatever the price is all three hundred and fifty dollars for the first leg of it that's not that bad except for you need to have a seat you see and the seat adds something to it and you probably carry in something with you and you have that that end and obviously you want to eat or drink anything

33:46on united and then before you know it it's a lot different than the initial price this might be true to with IPOs did you know a handful of super IPOs they're calling are coming this summer never been anything like this ever before the first one is likely to be space X which is going to hit probably in June with an evaluation starting somewhere around two trillion dollars I'm sorry it sounded like you said two trillion I know which would absolutely dwarf anything previously ever nothing's ever even come close to this finally Elon will have a little walking around money and then open a eye and and throt pick are both going to go on the market and open AI is there each going to be about a trillion dollars each so it's a handful of mega

34:48super ultra whatever you want to call them IPOs that are going to hit the next couple of months that nobody's ever seen before and it just it it has a feeling of something the whole AI bubble all investing in each other the whole the whole stock market is built on what seven companies pretty much and the super giants of of tech and finance will be the only ones allowed into the early rounds of the IPO so right it will have that incestuous thing you're talking about just off off the top of your head and I probably shouldn't even offer an opinion on this but space X seems like a company that will almost surely be a great company. Open AI and what was the other one and thropic that's right thing could be the biggest thing in the history of mankind or gone by the end of the 2020s agree yeah yeah I would I don't know anything about this I haven't looked into it at all but if I if I had money to invest and could invest in these these companies

35:52you happily invest in space X the other two just seem like there are two of many AI companies out there and where's likely to end up being the big thing is not yeah that's just my personal guess that's why you invest other people's money and take a percentage yeah although I was looking into a legal problem yesterday and our buddy Craig who's really good at using AI for what it's supposed to be used for came up with a whole bunch of information to me on a very particular question and it was just stunning the way it wrote it out and specifically laid it out for me you know prioritizing you to work with Joe Getty with a restraining order against it's always the same question there's just the logistics of it I mean and what kind of a restraining order is 15 feet I mean you can get somebody with a nice and a throwing arm too even as for an old guy yeah any who that's all yeah it's an incredibly

36:57useful tool unbelievable I'm using it to rehab an injury it's like you know having a trainer and an advisor and a doctor on call I think I hope I think I'm smart enough to to know how to use it but who knows well as we know there's a certain segment of society that has no problem with political violence in fact they think it's perfectly justified not only will we hear from some people themselves there's some new polling out around that that is highly troubling

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