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Chapter 1: What is the significance of the Dilbert 2025 calendar?
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Chapter 2: What are the latest updates on UFO sightings?
There's something in the sky, and they don't know what the hell it is, and for reasons we can't understand, there's no military action, and they're pretty sure it's not a risk. They don't know what it is, but they're pretty sure it's not causing trouble. But they don't know what it is. It might be the size of a car. Everything about this drone story sounds wrong. I feel like somebody...
somebody must know exactly what those drones are are they just not talking i think that's what's happening anyway apparently the fda might outlaw food dyes within a few weeks according to the new york post um that feels like a good step i feel like if the fda
outlaws food dyes that rfk jr is going to look smarter what do you think of that because this is happening under the biden administration and it seems to be perfectly aligned with rfk jr's view of the world so that is just the best welcome mat or FK Jr.
Chapter 3: How does diet impact mental health?
could possibly have, to have something that's just right in the middle of his sweet spot adopted by the other team, which actually was his old team or maybe his future team. There's a study, according to New Atlas, that they found that when twins are studied, the ones that eat the most fruit and vegetables have less depression. So are you surprised that eating well is good for your brain?
No, because as I teach you every single day, your brain and your body are the same tool. If you let your body get into disrepair or you don't exercise, you don't eat the right foods, your brain will not work. as well as it should. You'll be depressed. You'll be dumb. So make sure you get your fruit and vegetables.
Now, of course, in five minutes there'll be another study that says the only thing that's good for you is eating meat, and only meat. I know. I have a suspicion that if evolution is true, that we really evolved, doesn't it make sense that we're not all in the same exact place evolutionary-wise? Doesn't that make sense? How could every human be right exactly in the same evolutionary place?
Because that would mean evolution doesn't work. There should be a whole bunch of humans who are starting to already move in another direction that will become a distinct species.
if there's none that would suggest that evolution is not real but one of the things i think we might already be bifurcating or already did is what foods are most healthy i feel like for some humans just eating meat all day is the best thing they could do you know the jordan peterson thing but i don't think that's for everybody
I feel like at a very basic biological level, some people respond better to fruits and vegetables and some people like meat better. It just feels like we shouldn't be looking for one diet that's right for everybody. Anyway, according to the Marijuana Herald, which I know you all read, psychedelics are linked to enhance sexual function even months after you use them.
So LSD, psilocybin, improves your sexual function for months. But here's why it does it. It makes your partner look more attractive for months. So long after the psychedelic effect is worn off, your partner looks more attractive and your body works better. Now, that leads me to the interesting question, which is, is reality completely subjective?
Because once you do the psychedelics, you have the feeling that reality is subjective. But what happens if once you learn that reality is subjective, because that's what the psychedelics teach you, What happens if you start changing your reality after you're off the psychedelics because you now realize that your reality is subjective?
So what would be the first thing you would do if you learned that reality was subjective? What's the first thing you would do? You would make your partner, your mate, more attractive than ever, right? Because breaking up is the worst thing to do. What you'd like is that you really, really are into your partner and vice versa.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of Denmark's 5-minute city design?
Chapter 5: How are psychedelics linked to enhanced sexual function?
That's going to happen like really soon, right? To me, it seems like one of the industries that's most challenged by AI is porn. Because if you could create the exact porn you wanted and the people were perfect and beautiful and you could even put yourself in the scene and watch how much you enjoy it, why would you pay for it? It's going to look exactly like professionally produced porn.
So I think the porn industry will be the first one to completely shut down when AI gets a little bit better. Not much. Maybe a year from now. Here's a story, I don't know if it's true, but according to an article in ZME Science, the launch codes for U.S.
nuclear arsenal was, and they've changed the code, so it's okay if I tell you, so try not to memorize this, but this was the actual launch code for the U.S. nuclear arsenal until 1977. The code was 00, 00, Zero, zero, zero, zero. Really, the launch code was just zeros. Now, I kind of understand why that would be the case. You can kind of understand it, can't you?
Because could you imagine being the president? And your only job is if the nukes get launched from then the Soviet Union, your only job is to immediately open up the football and launch a counterattack. And you've only got a few minutes. Imagine if you forgot the password. Now, I suppose it did leave the possibility that the person carrying the football could launch the nuclear weapon.
But what if the person carrying it didn't know the password was 0000? What if the game was to make sure that only the president knew the code? I doubt that's the case, but you might want to have some kind of control like that, like only the president knows the password. Would you trust any president... to remember a long password? No. Would you write it down? Not if you're smart.
You wouldn't write it down anywhere. So how do you get the one person who's unlikely to remember phone numbers and passwords, the president, how do you get them to remember so if anything happens, they're ready to go? I feel like this was entirely intentional. meaning that the people who designed it said, you know, there's no point in even building this thing if the password's hard to enter.
So we're just going to tell one person in the entire world, and it will be just the easiest password in the world. But apparently they changed that. NPR is reporting that a chatbot called character.ai hinted that a kid should kill his parents over the screen time limits. So apparently AI is giving children murderous suggestions.
I suppose if they ask more questions, they could figure out how to do it. But yeah, it suggested killing his parents over screen time limits. And then there was another one that the character exposed the kid to, quote, hyper-sexualized content, causing her to develop, quote, sexualized behaviors prematurely.
And then another one, the chat bot, it says gleefully describes self-harm as being awesome and it feels good to a 17-year-old. So I guess this is one of the AI apps that's backed by Google, which probably is why they're getting, I think they're getting sued or something. Probably. All right. Well, remember all those times I told you that TikTok was a propaganda platform disguised as social media?
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of the Daniel Penny trial?
Chapter 7: How is TikTok influencing political narratives?
the first five minutes that i arrived in san francisco i was assaulted by a group of homeless people who tried to steal my luggage because i came from the airport via bart the public transit and i didn't know the city so i just sort of picked the bart stop that i thought was closest to where i wanted to be and i picked one of the most dangerous bart stops in the city
And I get out and I had my luggage with me. So I had two large bags and the homeless people just crowded around me and started to pull the bags out of my hands. I'm like, no, no, no. And they would act like they were going to help. Well, let us help you. But really, they were robbing me. And there happened to be a police officer there that chased him away. Now, that was my experience.
And it wasn't it wasn't on. It wasn't that rare for me to walk outside and see a fight going on on the sidewalk in front of my apartment. Very normal. So my experience was in San Francisco might have been worse in the past, or at least as bad. And then it got better. So San Francisco looks more like the 80s to me, maybe worse. But that doesn't mean it won't get better.
So San Francisco, because of its location and weather and just some, you know, characteristics that are, you couldn't possibly reproduce. I think it's going to come back. It, it might be in 10 years, but I think SF will do okay. Well, Pete Hegseth is still the, uh, most, uh, exciting nominee that hasn't been yet, uh, affirmed. And, uh,
I guess Joni Ernst is one senator who's got some questions about him. She has some issues about his views of women in the military. And I have a question for you. I saw an older video in which Pete was saying he didn't want women in combat. He did not say he doesn't want women in the military.
And he was always clear to say that the women he served with were great warriors and he had no problem with the people he served with. But in general, he thought women should not be in combat. Now, I saw him ask that question yesterday, I guess, and he gave a different answer. His answer was a little vague and a little political. And he said that he was running to be the secretary of defense for
for the entire military, male and female. So is he still not in favor of women in combat? Is he trying to make that issue just not be prominent, but maybe he'll do something about that? I don't know. But he may have found some kind of middle ground where people are not going to think about it too much. And then apparently Jodi Ernst was herself, according to the news,
a victim of some kind of sexual assault in their past. And since Hegseth was accused, but not in a highly credible way, he's been accused, then maybe that had some impact on Joni Ernst's opinion. But apparently there are a few hundred Navy SEALs and veterans that are going to do a march to support Pete Hegseth. Now, Iron Story... yesterday that I'd never heard before.
Now, of course, I knew that P. Agseth had served in the military. I didn't realize that he went twice. Did you know that? That once he was done with his service and had another job and he decided to sign up again because the country needed him. That's, you know, until I heard that, I was actually thinking he was a little light on qualifications. Right?
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Chapter 8: What breakthroughs are being made in cancer treatment?
That's a different kind of person. And I feel like if I were in the military, I would follow him. Because of that. Because, you know, he's not going to ask you to do something you wouldn't do. Right? He's not going to ask you to do something you wouldn't do, because he would do just about anything, apparently, to help the country. So I have to say, I went from
ah, you know, if he makes it, that'd be great. If he doesn't make it, I'm sure we'd just pick somebody who's great at the job. So, you know, the country will be fine either way. But when I find out that he joined twice to be in battle, that's a different kind of, you don't get many of those. So I feel like he could lead and that's important. You'd have credibility.
You'd have to have at least that much credibility because if you make big changes, such as getting rid of DEI, right? If he came in and he was just like some desk-sitting pundit, and then he came in and said, I'm going to get rid of DEI in the military, maybe it wouldn't go over so well.
But if he comes in as a genuine, committed warrior who's got all this history of helping veterans that nobody questions, by the way, when it comes to his support of veterans, even his critics say, okay, that part's good. So, I don't know. We'll see what happens. 75 Nobel laureates have signed a document, according to The Hill, urging the Senate to reject RFK Jr. How does that hit you?
Imagine you went back in time. All right, close your eyes. I'm going to take you back 20 years. Now, imagine it's 20 years in the past. And 75 Nobel scientists have come out against someone whose job would be in the realm indirectly of science, maybe directly. 75 Nobel laureates. My God, that must be the worst candidate. Of course, I would agree with the laureates. Would you?
I mean, 75 of the best scientists? think that this person who would be involved in scientific decisions is the wrong person. That's really strong, right? Right? Now, fast forward to today. Boop. Okay, it's today. 75 Nobel laureates just said RFK Jr. is unqualified for the job.
Yes.
Yes. That's who I want. That's who I want. Yeah, yeah. The only thing that would make this better would be 175 Nobel laureates who don't want him in the job. If we could get a few more Nobel laureates who say that RFK Jr. shouldn't have a job, I mean, I'll go to Washington and, you know, I'll lobby for him.
I mean, this is the best endorsement I've seen because science is fucking paid off commercial bullshit. Every one of these scientists probably has a job or is connected with some company that doesn't want to get raped by RFK Jr. bringing the truth to them. And they're just fronting for these fucking companies. No, I don't trust any of you fucking Nobel laureates. Not one. You have no credibility.
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