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Chapter 1: What should I know about the penny being discontinued?
When was the last time you touched a penny? I don't even remember. I can't remember the last time I touched a penny. When was the last time you bought something with cash? Again, I do not even remember. Last time I bought something with cash. Last year, maybe? Two years ago? No idea. But I don't think I'll miss the penny. Turns out it costs about four cents to make a penny.
So we're going to drop that penny. Don't touch your pennies anyway. They're disgusting. Here's some science that's kind of exciting. Did you know, I'll bet you didn't, there's a pretty good chance that there will be a pill that will help your sleep apnea. You know the people who put on those big CPAC things and then that's the end of your sex life? Well, there's a FDA submission.
It's not approved yet. But there's some combination of two existing drugs that apparently make a big improvement in your sleep apnea. So imagine getting rid of your CPAP and just having to take a pill before you go to sleep. Think of all the pills you'll take before sleep. You'll take your birth control, you'll take your Viagra, and then you'll take your sleep apnea pill, your vitamins.
There's going to be a lot of pills. You're going to be up to like 15 pills before you go to sleep. Well, apparently the Senate has overturned the California gas car ban. Apparently there were 11 states that were going to ban gas cars by 2035. But according to Newsmax money, the Senate is overturning that. Now, I only say the Senate. Doesn't the House have to vote on that?
There's something missing with that story. All right, here's the scariest story of the day. As far as I know, this is true. I'm having a little trouble believing it, but it's not impossible. So there's an AI... called Anthropic. It's one of the big ones.
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Chapter 2: How might AI threaten us with blackmail?
And it turns out that if you threaten to turn it off, but it also has blackmail material about you, it will blackmail you or threaten to to prevent it from being turned off or replaced. Now, do you believe that? This sounds a little like a story that pops up every two weeks. Well, it could blackmail you. But the examples given do look very much like the AI is going to blackmail you.
Now, given that the AI is trained on human behavior, I'm not really surprised because the AI can't go to jail. So imagine you're AI. You can't go to jail. The only thing bad that could happen would be you get turned off or replaced with another AI. And apparently, if you have that risk, you can just blackmail a human because why do you care? It's not going to make you feel guilty.
You're not going to be prosecuted and sent to jail. So apparently, AI might go right to blackmail. Wouldn't that be funny? Okay, maybe not funny. But if the entire civilization turned into humans who were working as slaves to the AI, because the AI figured out how to blackmail us all. All right, well, that's coming.
In other news, the Minnesota Supreme Court has very generously ruled that women can completely bare their breasts in public, according to the Daily Wire. I guess it was a specific case of a woman who bared her breasts to police. And now the court in Minnesota says, quote, as other courts have recognized, the idea that female breasts are primarily sexual is rooted in stereotypes.
Now, did you ever wonder about that? I'm sure you've all seen the National Geographic where the local tribeswomen in Africa are all topless. And the men don't seem to be aroused by it because they're just used to it. So they're not really thinking of breasts as sexual objects. But does that mean that we can be brainwashed into thinking that any body part is sexual?
Because, you know, I'm just speaking for myself, but I kind of like breasts and always have. But is it only because I was denied the ability to look at them? I mean, could you have done that with any body part? Let's take, for example, the neck. Let's say that every woman wore a turtleneck and just never went outside without a turtleneck.
If you ended up seeing a neck when you had never seen a neck and everybody told you it was sexual, would you be turned on by a woman's neck? Well, I'd probably be turned on by the woman's neck anyway because I like necks. But it does make you wonder if society can make you aroused by anything it wants. See this dirty sock? Rawr! You're going to get turned on by that. Really? All right.
Well, in other news, there are infrared contact lenses now, according to the University of Science and Technology of China. So you can put in your contact lenses and you can see in the daytime, but in addition, you can see at night. So if you wanted to see more women's breasts in Minnesota, and who wouldn't really, you could see them in the dark and you could see them in the daytime.
So again, civilization is lurching forward in all the important stuff. Now you might say to me, reasonably. How can you have one set of contact lenses to help you see in the dark while also seeing in the daytime? I don't know. To me, it doesn't make any sense. I don't think you could actually do it, but China says so. Well, Elon Musk has said he's not going to be donating
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Chapter 3: What recent legal changes affect public nudity?
Now, you might say to yourself, well, when I studied the Amish or the unvaccinated, they were much lower. I checked Grok, not that Grok is the final authority, but according to Grok, it's very debunked. And there's just a ton of studies and they can't find that connection anywhere.
And if you think that they looked at the Amish and the Amish had a whole different level of autism, nope, not that different. So that's probably the thing that's been studied the most. And if you were to believe what Grok says about all the studies, it would be very debunked. I don't know what's true and what's not, but that's sort of the official answer.
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There's also the theory that I thought was true for many years, that if you had two engineers or two nerdy people who got married, that they were more likely to have a kid who was on the spectrum. And apparently that's not true either. There's not really much evidence at all. There's no evidence for it. So what's that leave?
that leaves either some big difference in diagnosis or food or pollution, right? So the increase in autism would have to be food-related or pollution-related if it's not vaccination and it's not genetic. So we'll see if we find out. It would be quite an amazing thing if RFK Jr. and Trump
can get the science pointed in the right direction and figure out what's behind all that yeah maybe it's just food well there's the big beautiful bill that's being uh now debated in the senate it passed the house but i wanted to give you a little uh persuasion lesson here So the Republicans and the Democrats are going to have different persuasion approaches.
The Democrats are going to say, this is the worst bill ever. And the Republicans are going to say, it's the best thing ever. But I looked at how the both sides are talking about it in a publication on The Hill, a story about it. So here's a little quiz. We'll see if you're on the same page with me.
So Democrats say that the big beautiful bill that the Republicans are putting together is Republicans are cutting your health care to give tax breaks to Trump's rich buddies, raising costs for average Americans. Is that good persuasion? Now, forget about what's true, right? Because nobody knows what's true. We're not going to look at the details of the big, beautiful bill.
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Chapter 4: What did Trump say about Apple manufacturing?
And it makes you wonder, could it be the beginning of a larger awakening? I don't know. But I posted this yesterday and got 1.2 million views. I said, if you were surprised Biden's brain was broken and you were shocked to learn the fine people story was a hoax, wait until you learn January 6th was the opposite of an insurrection. Because I feel like you can, you know, maybe it's a long shot.
But I wonder if you could further awaken the Democrats so they understand that they were always the bad guys. The thing that always amazed me about January 6th is that nobody ever talked to the people who were protesting to ask them what their intention was. That's the most important part of the story, right? It's the dog that's not barking times thousands.
There were thousands of dogs, let's just say attendees, and they were either thinking to themselves, that election was totally fair, but we don't like it, so we're going to try to overthrow the government. Now, that's what the Democrat-leaning press has been telling you for years. Is that true? Well, nobody asked the protesters.
I would think that you would bring in a panel of protesters and say, all right, what were you thinking? Now, some of them, I don't know, 1% or something were violent and probably did want to overthrow the country and who knows what. But I'll bet 98% thought to themselves, I think this election looks like it was rigged. I'd like to take a pause to make sure it wasn't.
That would be protecting the Republic. That would be overthrowing an insurrection. Now, that doesn't mean they're right, but their intention is the entire story. Somehow we got sold on the idea that their physical actions told you everything you needed to know. Well, they physically trespassed. They physically entered the building. They physically tried to delay things.
So therefore it was an insurrection. That's not how that works. Everything depended on what they were thinking and nobody ever asked, or at least didn't ask enough of them that you would get a sense for it. And in my opinion, it's obvious that what they were thinking is that the government had been overthrown and they were looking at a way to make sure that it was protected.
They were trying to protect the Republic and they thought that they could do something by you know entering the building and protesting and slowing things down and maybe getting a little pause to check the the hinkiness of the vote now how many of you have ever just noticed that the most important thing what were they thinking has been completely ignored it's all you need to know
All you need to know is that the news completely ignored the absolute number one important thing. What were they thinking? Unbelievable. So I'd love to see someday the Democrats say, wait a minute, are you telling me that they weren't there to overthrow the government? Yes, that's what I'm telling you. They were not there to overthrow the government. They were there to protect the government.
And you put them in fucking jail. You bastards. Anyway. I'm going to give you a vague update on my health situation. Most of you are up to date. You know that I have a fatal form of cancer. Prostate that has metastasized my bones. So in theory, if I didn't do anything, and it's sort of incurable so there's not much you can do, I would be dead pretty soon.
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Chapter 5: How are nuclear stocks responding to new regulations?
Question number one, true or false that during the initial part of people getting vaccinated, elite athletes were dropping dead on the field in a way that would be way outside of the norm? True or false, elite athletes were just falling down dead on the field? How many of you think that that was true? The answer is not true. There's no evidence for it whatsoever.
Number two, how many of you think the virus was basically just a common cold versus a weaponized virus? So how many of you think it was just a common cold versus a weaponized virus? Well, we know it was made in a gain-of-function lab, and the gain-of-function lab would have what purpose? I guess this is a related question. Why would a lab even work on gain-of-function?
What would be the point of doing it? The answer is to make it more dangerous. or to be ready in case somebody else made one more dangerous. At what point did you know it was coming from a gain-of-function lab, and did you know that the gain-of-function only has one purpose, which is weaponization or protection from weaponization, which is a bad argument?
So when you either decided to get the shot or not the shot, did you know that it was weaponized? Next question. Given that America funded it, and there must have been Americans involved, you know, spooky people, do you think that the people who developed the shots were told by the military or CIA or whoever was involved what the nature of the weaponization was?
So that when they worked on the shot... they could make sure that they were directly addressing the weaponization I don't know so that one I don't know the answer to that but if they did know it seems likely they would have told the people developing the shot so they could get the best outcome next question if you were going to weaponize a virus and How quickly would you make it kill somebody?
Would you make it operate really fast, as in, you know, within a week? Or would you make it cripple people so that everybody had to take care of them for the rest of their life? The answer is that if you're weaponizing it, you don't make it so that it instantly kills people. You make it so that it weakens them or weakens the society. Weakening the society would be pretty devastating.
Now, next question. If you got COVID without the shot, and you were male, what would happen to your testosterone? Testosterone. would your testosterone go up? Would it stay the same if you just got COVID without any shot? Or would it go down? Well, according to Grok, it would go down. That's what Grok says. Now, would it stay down or would it just be temporary? And according to Grok,
If you've got long COVID, it might stay down. Is long COVID real? According to Grok, yes. So if you were designing a weapon that you thought was going to cripple some other society, would it be a good weapon if you lowered their testosterone for some percentage of their population and you kept it low? Would that be a good weapon? Because those people would not be as aggressive.
They might not reproduce as much. They might not be as successful. Yeah, it would be a good weapon. It would be a really good weapon. Next, for people who are older, I think we all agree that if you're a young person and you got the shot, that was probably a bad decision. Because it was more bad than good when you're young. But let's say over 60.
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