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Adam Curry: More facts with Adam curry from March 20 2024. This

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is episode number 97 Only three more episodes to go in this

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series of vO facts with Adam curry and I am Adam curry coming

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to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country time once

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again to spin the Wheel of topics from here to Northern

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Virginia. Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to my friend on

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the other end the one and only Mr. Mo backs.

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Moe Factz: I know Adam. Mo Adam Curry: I am good. It's good to hear your voice brother.

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Moe Factz: Same Same same to hear your voice as well.

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Frequently but directly. It's good to hear.

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Adam Curry: Yeah. And I mean your rig has just you know, it's

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taken four years but finally we got a rig you got a connection

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and just as we're about to end the series, everything sounds

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great. Isn't that amazing? Moe Factz: That what is the second sound level? That's the

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best one. Adam Curry: That's what that is everything good with the fam and

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with Rocco. Everybody's

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Moe Factz: doing good. Everybody's Wonderful. Unknown: Okay, excellent.

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Moe Factz: How about how about the family your way? Adam Curry: Everything's good, man. The kids are hanging in

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some of them still partially on the payroll. You know who that

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is. But we're sitting pretty here in the hill country.

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Moe Factz: But are you saying that my son was on my payroll

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now? He doesn't miss a day at work.

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Adam Curry: Oh, but he's on. He's on the real payroll. He's

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actually working for you. Oh, yeah. Yes. Yeah. I don't have

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that luxury anymore. Like, what's your cell phone bill?

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Okay. I'm gonna spin the wheel of clips. If you don't mind. We

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look topics I should say round around it goes and see. We're

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gonna talk about today. I'm Moe facts with Adam curry where that

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wheel stops. Nobody knows Moe facts knows. Because he is

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selected this whole show for us. Let's see, today's topic is

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Unknown: control in a way that people think speaking.

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Adam Curry: Oh, yes. That's kind of up my alley, I'd say. Yeah,

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Moe Factz: that's Mr. Neely. Fuller. We're gonna get into

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some, um, to address this confusion that's running rampant

2:02

right now. We've done it before. But I think we need to have a

2:06

booster shot. When you have a booster of addressing the

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confusion that's running. Wow. Adam Curry: Throughout our culture, throughout the social

2:16

media, throughout the media, throughout politics, everything

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Moe Factz: every day seems like we had a law there. And it's

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just spiked right back up. It might be due to the the election

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notice less than a year away. It could be due to this the ramping

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up of just race? Yeah, I mean, we were almost going with our

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four years, we started having this conversation and race was,

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you know, it was? Yeah, it Adam Curry: was four years. Yeah. No, no, wait, it's been

2:50

almost five because we're almost here. We started as I was coming

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back from my honeymoon. So I had only been married for a month or

2:57

so. And that's when we started. We didn't start recording the

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show. But that's when we started talking. Moe Factz: Right. And that's the thing is that we it was just

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percolating. And we've ran this whole cycle to the point that

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we're at peak racism right now peak race focus. Um, and not

3:17

knew this was going to be the main poster where I'm looking

3:23

for manipulator. Well, now he was going to be

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Adam Curry: it's more important now than ever, you know, now

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that it appears that 45 future 47 seems to have black America

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on his hand. Or at least a portion of it black men maybe.

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And that seems to be a big threat. Yes.

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Moe Factz: And then all everything is going on with what

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is going on. So let's go here.

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Adam Curry: We're gonna find out, we're going to talk about it. We're gonna get there. I

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Moe Factz: promise you, we're going to talk about it. So also,

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this is me giving my flowers to Mr. Neely Fuller, Jr. While he

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can still smell them. Yeah, I would like to say one thing that

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I'm having a hard work, actually digging into across these five

4:12

years deeper than I have ever had, as you know, prepare me for

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you know what's going on. So I want to give him his flowers

4:20

where I can smell them. And we're going to start off with

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the first clip. And this that down, they control our mind.

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Unknown: Oh, they have all kinds of ways because they control the

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way that people think speak and act if they are people of color.

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And we have to have a new way of thinking speaking and accent.

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That's why I called it the compensatory code what I have

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written, that's the way out of this. We have to change the way

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that we see what we're looking at. Because we are told that we

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are looking at something that's different from what the way it

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really is. What we're really looking at is white supremacy

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all around us. even when you don't see any white people at

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all, you are looking at a world that they have produced, and a

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way of thinking that they have produced in a way of acting that

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they have produced. And when people are in conflict with each

5:15

other, they have produced that even when they are nowhere

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around, they are the ones who are directly indirectly produced

5:22

the circumstances that we're bringing on to conflict. You

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have to understand that they are masters, all the activities, all

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the non white people, the people that they classify as non white

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on this planet. This Adam Curry: is probably one of the most misunderstood things

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not just Neely Fuller, Jr. But also of this podcast. Is the

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term white supremacy. I like to use the compensatory code in

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there. I thought that was interesting. But this, this is

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something that people get stuck on. Moe Factz: What cause they get stuck on the word white?

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Adam Curry: Yes, exactly. Moe Factz: Not the system, not supremacy. White,

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Adam Curry: I heard you and right, but as the operating

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system, yes. And we're Moe Factz: gonna get we're going to we have to go, we have to

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double back for exactly the reason you said. Because it's

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like I said, it needs a booster. And it's confusing, because the

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left has hijacked this term, and use it as a weapon to hit the

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right over the head with it. Now it's become partisan, with the

6:39

whole woke thing. In that whole phenomenon that it doesn't mean

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what they say it means we're talking about a system of

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control is based off a skin color. That's what it is. Now,

6:54

if you snap Dennison and I tell people all the time, if you've

6:57

done Oh, snap your fingers, and got rid of white people, there

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will be a power vacuum. If somebody else was slotted, say a

7:04

power vacuum. What the reason why I'm so focused on this is

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not because I'm hoping I said this on last show, not because

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I'm hung up on white supremacy, I'm hung up on actually

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achieving justice. And justice is by the definition in the

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book. The people that need the most help getting the most

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constructive help, and no one is mistreated. Who can be against

7:31

that? Adam Curry: Nobody

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Moe Factz: is that simple. And whatever it is in the way of

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that. It is what it is. And that's where the term that

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starts with us came from it starts with us is not going to

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end with us. And in this episode, I'm going to lay out

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how I think it's going to play out. But before I do, if you

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want a better understanding of what because I don't go into

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detail when it started or how I think it started because that's

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not the point. I'm trying to figure out what this operating

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system is running right now. But the hidden life is best podcast,

8:10

um, is a great source. And he said I was his inspiration. But

8:17

I've listened to his I binge listened to his work. And he

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goes back into just where he thinks the beginning of this

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control system. He didn't I'll say he uses the term white

8:27

supremacy. But now we'll be if you will, if you want to know

8:32

who or who might be. I'm not concerned with it.

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Adam Curry: Like you said the operating system. Yeah.

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Moe Factz: Yes. So how it functions or how it spreads, we

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have to go back to Episode 92. And this is a throwback clip in

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the episode White lives. And this is learn to command the

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spells and this is Laurel, Erica.

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Unknown: In all our efforts to heal our psyche and raise

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consciousness on the planet. We have all been overlooked the

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very instrument of conscious thought and communication. Yet

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our forked tongue English language, which is the leading

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software of the Western mind is in great need of retuning and

9:28

upgrading. Over the course of my life I cultivated a heightened

9:35

sensitivity to how the total normality of insanity in society

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is echoed reflected and reinforced by the English

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language, which inadvertently yet unavoidably propagates an

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antiquated and manipulated vision of reality promulgated by

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the ancient church as an instrument of Mind Control at a

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time when people had to surrender their mind if they

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wanted to keep their heads about them, quite literally. forked

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Adam Curry: tongue. Wow, it's the software that's really good.

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Moe Factz: It's the language, of course, the way we speak to each

10:20

other, the way we interact, you can say one thing. And this is

10:25

why text is terrible to communicate, because without the

10:30

component of kind

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Adam Curry: of context, the context no context and text.

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Moe Factz: And the way you inferred it, because like, when we're speaking to each other, you can listen to the tone of my

10:41

voice, the way I said it, how I said it. But when it's flat

10:45

text, there's none of this there. So you can use sarcasm,

10:50

throwing emoji, right? You can miss the sarcasm, you can miss

10:55

the timing everything, and that I've seen relationships go left

11:00

end language Adam Curry: hasn't, you know, and I see this all the time with

11:04

people, they'll read a text to me. And then I'll sit down and

11:08

said, you just read that in the tone, that you received it the

11:13

way you think that person sent it. But that's on you. That's

11:17

that's your receiver. That that may not be as let me let me read

11:21

it to you in a different way. And I can read that same text in

11:24

a positive tone. And people go oh, yeah, I guess Yeah, that's

11:27

kind of Yeah, I didn't think about that. Moe Factz: In that's why this four year journey has been so

11:35

important, because people have been able to sit on the

11:37

sidelines and see people put their emotions to the side and

11:42

have to have a honest conversation. I don't have I'm a

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political atheist. I don't believe in any of it. You net

11:50

you're no agenda. You don't you're saying we both came into

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this conversation and saying we want to seek first to understand

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then to be understood, amen. Which that's one of the Seven

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Habits of Highly Effective People. All of this goes

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together, all of it goes together. And this is why we

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been ineffective, because people want to be understood. First

12:13

want to be the first talk? No, no, hear me out. Stop you. No,

12:17

no, no, hear me out the way you should that kind of thing where you should

12:20

Adam Curry: be so quick to listen slow to speak even slower

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to get angry. Correct? Moe Factz: And what would you get angry about because, once

12:29

again, Neely fuller says the only respect there is is self

12:34

respect. And the only way you can disrespect yourself is to

12:38

lie to yourself. So even if you say something that I don't agree

12:42

with, if I accept it, and I don't let you know, I agree with

12:47

it, then I lie to myself. But if I say Adam, you know, I don't

12:50

agree with that. I'm not going to try to change your mind. I'm

12:53

not gonna I'm not going to feel disrespected. But the fact that

12:55

I aired it goes vice versa. You can say, oh, no, no, if I agree

12:59

with that. You're not disrespecting yourself, and

13:03

nobody's walking away from the situation feeling disrespected.

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Adam Curry: Exactly. And the other thing, of course, is the

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meaning of words is being changed continuously. Real time?

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Yeah. In the real in the dictionaries, even when I

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Moe Factz: don't, I don't know if you saw this or not. But I

13:22

don't want to go off on a tangent by having to say this in

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a quick minute. Candace Owens sat down with this Rabbi, I

13:29

don't remember his name. And he explained what anti semitism

13:33

was, and he actually says, it's a mutating definition. Yeah. How

13:39

can the definition of a word be ever changing?

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Adam Curry: Yeah. Oh, Shmueli schmoly voltage?

13:51

Moe Factz: No, that's not students. Now we're smoothly that they've been having their own war. But they actually, she

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was asked how he explained it. And I was like, well, you're

14:00

never getting anywhere with that. Because the person you're

14:03

being accused, though, will never know what they're being accused of. Right.

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Adam Curry: Yeah. Because they don't We don't have the same

14:09

understanding of the term. Right

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Moe Factz: where we seen it where recession we, we, we've

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seen it when Adam Curry: it gets to something basic, like men and women and

14:19

the definition and even our Supreme Court justices can't

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define it. You know, we're in trouble. Moe Factz: We're in big trouble or we're right word, quote

14:28

unquote, they want us to be want us to be right. And that's next

14:33

on sand. You never can have a

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Adam Curry: good house can't have a strong house built on sand. There

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Moe Factz: it is. So I dug into what she said a little deeper.

14:44

And this is from Memento is a YouTube channel. Memento mori.

14:48

And this is our speak like magic.

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Unknown: Conscious language is not just a contemporary idea,

14:54

but a practice deeply embedded in history, resonating with

14:58

beliefs held by a Ancient Civilizations about the power of

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words. Ancient cultures such as the Egyptians and Greeks revered

15:08

words for their creative and transformative abilities. They

15:12

believed that words could bring intentions to life and influence

15:16

thoughts, emotions, and outcomes. This reverence

15:21

underscores the enduring recognition of words as potent

15:25

tools that resonate with specific energies and have the

15:29

power to shape our existence. Today, we can draw upon these

15:35

time honored insights, integrating them with modern

15:38

approaches like Neuro Linguistic Programming, NLP, which employs

15:43

language to rewire the mind and shift perspectives. However,

15:47

wielding this power responsibly demands ethical mindfulness, we

15:52

must be considerate of how our words impact others, aiming to

15:57

uplift rather than harm, and always respecting individual

16:01

autonomy and consent. Yeah,

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Adam Curry: mind wars comes through words all the time.

16:09

information war, I'm always jealous of AJ. I always like to

16:14

info wars.com I always wanted that one. Information

16:18

Moe Factz: is put through what images and words which they say

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an image is worth worth 1000 words. Adam Curry: Were bad the words again words matter. Change your

16:29

words, change your world. There's another one that's a

16:32

positive bent on it. And

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Moe Factz: I think a lot of people have been given this

16:38

information like an NLP laymen's. And they're going

16:42

around manipulating other individuals. That's why we've

16:46

seen cults on the rise again, um, is just, we're in a crazy

16:53

time. And I wanted to make this show. I say it again, as a

16:59

booster shot to say, Hey, don't get don't get sucked into the

17:04

vacuum of confusion. Don't don't give no. Have this week, even

17:10

the Bible said don't have us don't have a spirit of offense.

17:13

Right? Yeah. So what does that mean? Don't be offended. The

17:18

only thing that can offend you on thinking disrespect you is

17:20

yourself. That's Adam Curry: right, I gave up the right to be offended that is

17:24

that that happened to me about a year ago, I was like, I don't

17:28

need to be offended by all this stuff. And

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Moe Factz: when you do you actually become liberated, which

17:33

that's what I want for people because that is a sign of

17:38

justice. Because that's getting the people that need the most

17:42

help, the most constructive help. I hope, I hope people see

17:48

where I'm going with this. And that's why I say this is an

17:51

obligation. I can't stop doing whatever I'm doing. I don't know

17:57

what it is. I don't even know from I never went into a show

18:04

like, oh, I have a narrative I want to spin. And let me go find

18:09

the supporting information. I go into it with a scientific

18:14

approach. Rove where does it leave me? Where does where does

18:18

this investigation or this? Curiosity lead me? Which

18:23

Adam Curry: is exactly why it takes six weeks between each

18:25

show? Moe Factz: Yeah, that's true. It's true. And once I get the

18:31

information, then I have to parse it, because I'm like, Hey,

18:37

is this person speaking have a motive? Right? You know, because

18:42

I don't want to secondhand manipulate somebody by using

18:47

manipulative information. Or if I use information that made me

18:52

nipple lift, let me get something to counter that, where

18:55

they can get both sides of the argument. Right. So yeah, that's

19:00

that is part of and then I'm a human being myself. So I had to,

19:04

I had to process it all myself. No, to see how I feel about it.

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And before I come here and speak on I was Adam Curry: just watching a video about bias. And there's

19:18

overwhelming scientific proof. Scientific proof the right word.

19:25

Well, that evidence maybe that's better scientific evidence that

19:29

the more intelligent you are, the more you are prone to bias.

19:33

Moe Factz: I know exactly what you asked. I know exactly what

19:35

you saw, because I saw the same video that the video is that

19:40

Yeah. Yeah. It almost made the clips. What I mean because I you

19:46

know, but I always be I'm always respectful of the time aspect of

19:50

it, but you're right. Yeah. And with the bias is the whole thing

19:56

that you believe because you want to believe Going into So,

20:02

but yeah, that will be please add that in. Adam Curry: In the show notes. Yeah,

20:06

Moe Factz: I know exactly what you said. We saw it. I grew up

20:10

algorithms are starting to sync up a little bit. Yeah.

20:14

Adam Curry: I probably got it off of your timeline somehow.

20:16

Who knows? Who knows what happened? No, I Moe Factz: didn't post it. Yeah, Tom was emerging, which, that's

20:22

an interesting phenomenon in itself. But where we stop it, we

20:27

stopped it for right now this is this is this is nearly full, I

20:31

just want to set it up a little bit. And this is this, I have to

20:35

give a trigger warning, because people might be triggered by

20:38

what is what is said. But this is Neely Fuller, being honest

20:42

with himself. And honest with other people. This is nearly

20:46

full of white folks preaching morality, one

20:50

Unknown: life, one white man saying this in the book, godly

20:58

white people to serve God and made black people to serve. And

21:07

that's the way it is necessary. It should be as good as leave it

21:09

alone in a workout. On the surface, that sounds reasonable. Logical you go

21:18

around with it, you say now? Well, then why do they last so

21:24

much and prevent you from doing stuff? Because if you're

21:28

training the dog, the dog is the dog. Okay? The dog cannot do

21:33

what a dog is not designed to do. People try to make a dog

21:37

like it's the person but a dog is not a person. So then making

21:41

a difference how that dog do what people do. That a person

21:48

has, the dog is still a dog, the dog can't do it. The white

21:54

supremacist tell us that we can't do stuff. But then when we

22:00

start showing some signs of doing it, they jump in your way.

22:03

That's what gives them away. Yes.

22:08

Moe Factz: If this was my assigned role, by the Creator,

22:13

it would be no need to manipulate. Dislike with you and

22:18

Phoebe and me were in Morocco. That's right. There's no

22:22

struggle, there's no power struggle between the owner and

22:26

the dog. The dog falls into this position. And the owner falls

22:30

into this position but the fat they have to constantly

22:33

manipulate. And when I say day, I'm talking about the white

22:36

supremacist, not all white people, because there's three

22:40

groups of people. I have to clarify this many, many times.

22:45

There's white supremacist, as white people and as non white

22:49

people in this system of white supremacy, right. It's a choice

22:57

to be a white supremacist. And I also say, if you choose not to,

23:02

you're there the biggest problem if you're a white person,

23:05

because you have the means. Adam Curry: Yeah, it's even more dangerous. To be white and not

23:13

choose to be in the system is actually now

23:15

Moe Factz: careless. I'll give you an example. For me, I don't

23:18

make a Now I always say we don't want to have a captive audience

23:21

when we talk about biblical topics. But for instance, Moses,

23:27

once Moses realized what was going on, he was the biggest

23:30

problem. Yeah, yeah, he's that and I don't want to take part in

23:37

this. I know I was raised here. But I don't want to take part in

23:39

this system that you got going on here. And he became the

23:44

biggest headache for Pharaoh. And that's how it is for white

23:47

people that don't want to take part in the system. Because it's

23:51

like, was kind of like when you want to quit a game is like, Oh,

23:55

you want to quit our gang? Huh? You know, you know, you can be a

23:59

real problem. You've been living in this neighborhood seeing

24:01

what's going on? Yeah, you know, you can go to the police. No,

24:04

no. Yeah, you know, too much. You know, too much. So I just, I

24:11

just want to make that point. Anything you want to say before

24:15

we go on? Adam Curry: Now? That's good. You said it. Number six.

24:20

Unknown: Seriously, you know, I thought about that statement.

24:22

When I first read it. I say you know what, that could be true.

24:25

And they really owe a lot of fuss about nothing. And what we

24:28

need to do is just shut up and do what these white folks tell

24:31

us to do. That could be true. Within our thinking, that

24:37

couldn't be true. Because if that was true, regardless of

24:41

what they did, to try to get us to do anything that we were

24:46

designed not to do. We couldn't do it. Okay, so the live and not

24:57

only that, another big thing give them away. If they're doing

25:02

God's will. they mistreat people. They mistreat their own

25:08

people. So hey, that don't add up rights.

25:13

Adam Curry: So if I understand what he's saying there, he's

25:15

saying that racism isn't, isn't really just about skin color is

25:21

just about a position of power,

25:26

Moe Factz: based off of skin color. And we're going to get it

25:29

the reason why I'm saying based off a skin color is we have to

25:33

go back to what the skin color factor is, quote unquote, white

25:39

people, actually, let's start here. Race is a construct,

25:43

right? To even go off of color is stupid in itself. Because you

25:50

have people that in my family, that may be lighter. They know

25:55

the darkest person in your family. Right? If you start

25:59

looking at it, but it's like, no, you've been designated as

26:01

this and you've been designated as that. So to go off of that is

26:06

dumb, but that's what it's based off of a color because, yes, the

26:11

reason why it's based off of that, is because white people

26:16

are the minority of the world. And they and white supremacist

26:22

have conjured up this spell to say, Hey, we got to close our

26:27

ranks. If we don't, we'll be bred out.

26:30

Adam Curry: I was thinking about this the other day about if you

26:34

read in the Bible, there's a lot of reference to master and

26:37

slave, which there it is, there's there's a word that I

26:40

think has been the meaning has changed throughout time

26:45

throughout millennia. And if we know that there were white

26:51

slaves and black people who so called Black people who had so

26:54

called white people as slaves and slavery was quite a was, was

26:59

quite a thing. But we really got hyper focused on koonta kente.

27:08

Yes, by I would say the white supremacist who want to always

27:14

make sure we have that in mind and not anything else.

27:19

Moe Factz: It has to be front of mind. Yeah. It is based off of

27:23

fear. It's based off of fear, it is literally based off of fear,

27:30

which it from my understanding, and it's not a new thing I like

27:33

about Neil, he doesn't get into the why that's more and when you

27:37

get Francis Cresswell Singh of the why it is. And like, I don't

27:41

care what the why is to be honest with you, but there has

27:45

to be somewhat discuss justice like oh, okay, I've never

27:49

thought about it that way. Because I experienced this. This

27:55

is where I can put my literally put myself in the shoes of,

28:00

quote unquote, white people. Because when we start talking

28:03

about a Das, yeah. Like, hey, they're trying to breed us out.

28:09

Yeah, they're bringing in other people that look like us.

28:12

They're not us. Yeah. And they're trying to replace this

28:16

Kamala Harris. Yes. I understand the great replacement, because

28:20

he's going on and I'm micro sense, and America with the aid

28:25

or slash FBA people, because it keeps it up this way. If with

28:31

Planned Parenthood, what they're doing with interracial dating,

28:35

and Adam Curry: by the way, and by the way, you know, I'm sorry to

28:37

interrupt notice. Our Vice President Kamala Harris, not

28:40

black American, not a docile and put it that way. Hmm. Where does

28:45

she go on her big campaign trail? Planned Parenthood? Yeah,

28:50

that's her first stop. I'm looking at that, like, Wow,

28:53

you're really laying it on thick. A, this is this is where

28:57

we exterminate y'all. This is where we're keeping your

28:59

population in check. Moe Factz: Correct. But at the same time, it that's where the

29:06

confusion comes in. They can't, because a person from the

29:09

outside looking at it, like they can't be getting rid of black

29:12

people they're trying to bring more here are brown pigs, it's a

29:15

non white people, right? Because you're bringing in milk in the

29:19

bottom of the millions. What sense does that make right? And

29:22

I'm looking at like, hey, my lineage is being

29:27

Adam Curry: why bred out why, why my why, why, why does the

29:32

system of white supremacy do that?

29:35

Moe Factz: Because we have the biggest claim. Because you want

29:39

to know what I think we have the biggest claim is reparations.

29:44

And that's why reparations is such. It's such a hot topic when

29:48

you bring it up, because it's like, hey, we were mistreated.

29:51

We want to be compensated, or you want to be compensated. All

29:54

right, here's some Planned Parenthood or you want to be

29:57

compensated some more fitting off or you want to be

30:00

compensates the more. Oh, okay we're gonna in this is it's it's

30:04

funny because it's, it's true.

30:07

Adam Curry: It's true. What happened to the Mo who? I don't

30:09

know if this your personal opinion but I always liked that

30:12

you said you wanted atonement? Moe Factz: Correct? I'm gonna say but I'm using that word they

30:18

trigger okay yeah now see when I say atonement you see how it

30:22

changed now going back to words when we say atonement. Oh okay I

30:27

can understand that. When will you say reparations? Oh, all

30:31

hell breaks. That's right. You could just type reparations on

30:34

social media is that one word? You're gonna get all kinds of

30:38

engagement? Yeah. What I'm just saying that is the real and

30:42

that's why I had to with and it's not just with reparations I

30:46

had to use another term 45 Savage, I had to use another

30:49

term, because when you say Trump, that that word is a

30:54

trigger for people trigger that trigger you, you can't even have

30:58

the conversation, right? So we have to, if you want to have an

31:04

effective conversation, you have to say realize that this might

31:07

be triggered if somebody let me use the term atonement. And I

31:12

use the word atomic purposely, because it's up to the person

31:16

that owes me to want to pay me. You know, the reason why I've

31:21

discussed it is because that keeps both political parties

31:25

from messing with me. Like, hey, I want to tell them it. And they

31:28

like what it told me. It's kind of like reparation, but you want

31:31

to do it? They're like, Well, nice talk to you. Nice talking

31:37

to you. Yeah, yeah, that's not gonna happen. Right? And that's

31:41

a bipartisan thing. Both sides is like, No, we can't give you

31:45

anything because that breaks the whole system of white supremacy.

31:49

You aren't you already want to be made equal? Or at least

31:52

economically. Why Adam Curry: don't we say made whole? That's That sounds more

31:56

like the term that it is? Correct.

31:59

Moe Factz: I'm just saying but it would lift us up off the

32:02

bottom at least a little bit. And it's like, you're not on the

32:05

bottom by mistake. That's by design. And they've convinced

32:10

other people to come here. Hey, you know those people that's

32:13

alright, here it is with color skin there on the bottom so you

32:17

don't have to worry about being on the bottom. And that's why

32:19

they come here with the audacity that they do.

32:23

Adam Curry: Well, man is starting to backfire because I

32:26

keep looking at Chicago I think is ground zero of this. Because

32:30

Chicago, you know, the whole alder, the whole Ward system,

32:35

and they've got you know, they're they're organized and

32:37

they're mad. And they are not having it. And there's there's

32:41

stuff brewing that I'm seeing all kinds, I think we're gonna

32:44

see riots in Chicago. Moe Factz: Well, and in TV, it's not TV Hip Hop anymore. But TV

32:50

media, he did a story on this, that they're actually letting

32:54

illegals and that's another term that you can use that when you

32:59

use you're triggering Adam Curry: newcomers now mo it's newcomers new arrived

33:03

right? Moe Factz: There allowing them to have goods now.

33:08

Adam Curry: Why not? It's good. It's America. Welcome to

33:11

America. Moe Factz: Right? If that's the thing is like, what are we what

33:17

are we? Where are we had it? What are we doing here? And it's

33:20

all we're gonna get there. I don't want to put too much out

33:24

for sure. But what do we stop it? I think we, yeah, we're not

33:29

seven. Now we're saving. Okay. So when you brought it up, boy,

33:32

so what is the role of black people in America, we're in the

33:36

operating system, you can be one of three things, they all start

33:40

with T and the first one being tacky.

33:43

Unknown: The system of white supremacy generates people of

33:48

color. That's what it's designed to do. And have them always,

33:53

always, in the modern days. They crafted or well in such a way

34:00

that the behavior of many people of color. Most will come under

34:08

one of three categories. tacky, at very best. Don't get any

34:14

better than tacky, tacky, tacky, tacky, there's any interaction

34:18

you see between people of color is tacky at very best. And their

34:25

interaction of black people with white people tacky, tacky all

34:31

day long is tacky, at very best. It doesn't get any better than

34:36

tacky, elbow, elbow, neither circumstance in any area of

34:40

activity. Tacky Adam Curry: definition not having or exhibiting good taste.

34:48

Marked by lack of style. And oh, he's my favorite characterized

34:53

by lack of good breeding. This is Merriam Webster. So that's

34:59

that's the woke deck scenario Moe Factz: that Nas tacky at best, that's the best you can be

35:07

in this system of white supremacy. And the case in point

35:12

is that if you're anything other than that, you're called acting

35:15

white. That that's that let that sink in. If you show any is it

35:21

exhibit any signs of not being one of those three things?

35:25

You're quick to be called acting white.

35:31

Adam Curry: Bye, bye bye, black. Bye,

35:34

Moe Factz: everybody. Bye, because it's this thing about

35:40

it. If you say Okay, remember they said, straight white,

35:45

straight black man. Or white people? Black people, right? Oh,

35:49

there you go. That heterosexual stuff, huh? Like a white man.

35:56

You want to you want to be self sufficient? Sounds white to me.

36:01

You want to use correct English? Sounds like you're talking white

36:04

to me. Adam Curry: You know, you know, what amazes me is that we now

36:09

have made a distinction. Just kind of in the vein of the

36:15

common for you first. White Christian nationalists, very

36:21

different from black Christian nationalists. And the white

36:25

Christian nationalists. They're the terrorists. It's amazing how

36:29

this stuff is used. Moe Factz: And you know why they came up with that term? From my

36:35

point of view, to distinguish between the evangelical Yeah, we

36:40

don't want a lot we wouldn't we don't want to cast a wide net.

36:44

We don't want to cast a wide net now. Because you know, somebody

36:48

evangelicals might not be orange. And this is where skin

36:53

color comes in. If you that's where the real problem is. And

36:57

notice They latched on to that with Trump. He has orange skin

37:00

he's born Orange, orange, orange, orange, orange, orange.

37:03

That's a person of color. You're no longer white. Your orange oh

37:11

Adam Curry: I'm sorry someone just yelled at me. Yeah, Orange

37:13

Moe Factz: Man bad That's right. So you want to you don't want to

37:19

go alone the system and the system being a the system says

37:22

hey, you know what? We got 478 genders now. You only want to

37:27

have to Oh, you know you're not congruent with the system.

37:31

Right? You're not compliant with system you didn't get the

37:33

firmware update Adam Curry: you want and that's that's like the number one place

37:39

we need to push back is right there. Moe Factz: Yeah, all global warming.

37:44

Adam Curry: That's the worst. That's the scariest one that's

37:47

the one that's creeping up on us. Yeah,

37:49

Moe Factz: all of this is it comes in a package if you don't

37:53

accept this package, this new firmware update or what a white

37:58

supremacy is then you're not waiting no more than you know

38:03

who's getting into most podcasts partially podcasters know the

38:08

Jewish person. Yes, Adam Curry: you're right yeah big time big time and all of a

38:13

sudden that flipped on a dime didn't it? That went fast. It

38:18

Moe Factz: flipped on a dime and also made the far left allies

38:23

with the far right racist Yes, he is anti semitic.

38:27

Adam Curry: It's amazing how that happened. That I mean, what

38:30

what great programming that was they took the BLM drones and

38:35

flipped them on a dime and turn them into Jew haters. It was

38:38

great is amazing to see. Moe Factz: Now Tammy, you can say maybe that's natural,

38:45

naturally occurring. Adam Curry: Oh, no, no, no way. I mean it they literally took

38:51

the same. The same template. I saw it. It's the same people who

38:56

are out there for black lives matter. The very same people you

39:00

give them the Marxist system of oppressor oppressed. And you say

39:06

these are the oppressed This is the oppressor oppressor bad.

39:09

Here's your sign. Yes. And if you ask these people point to

39:17

the map show me Israel on the map show me Gaza on the map.

39:21

What does it mean from the river to the seat? I don't know.

39:25

There's lots of those interviews. I don't I don't

39:28

really know but Israel bed is

39:30

Moe Factz: in the firmware we mean to you. I don't know what.

39:38

Adam Curry: It's in the EULA. Exactly. It's in the EULA.

39:41

Moe Factz: And that goes back to the video that we didn't play

39:44

but we talked about, about the smart people. It's in the it's

39:48

in the firmware. You go off to universities. You have what you

39:52

don't want to you don't want to be pro Palestine. You got a

39:56

problem? Adam Curry: Yeah. Something wrong with you. You need

40:00

reprogramming. Moe Factz: And they push the far left and far right races

40:05

together in the same corner. Like yeah, all the all the anti

40:09

semitic. Huh, amazing.

40:13

Adam Curry: Very had that happened in, I want to say a

40:15

span of a month, just like that. That was amazing how fast that

40:21

went. I mean that that shows you how many people just programmed.

40:24

Now, that to me always says opportunity. Because if you

40:28

could if you know the API, if you can tap into that firmware,

40:31

you can change it. Moe Factz: There you go. If you understand the methods, well,

40:38

what's the what's the term for intelligent methods and what was

40:41

something that methods were anyway, if you understand the

40:47

methods, and the method is language, this is it from this,

40:52

this is not going to be one that's

40:54

Adam Curry: literally a computer programming term view using

40:57

method. And that method can actually execute that on the

41:01

API. And the API then triggers a function. I mean, this is it's

41:07

literal computer programming stuff we're taught, which is

41:09

language, by the way, it's language. Moe Factz: Hello.

41:14

Adam Curry: manipulating a computer is language, you can

41:17

look at computer code. And you can say, Yeah, I see what it's

41:20

telling me something is going to execute this and this function

41:23

on this method with this method on this function to get that

41:26

action. I mean, it's, it's must be exactly the same for the

41:30

human brain is syntax. Moe Factz: You had to have the proper syntax. There you go

41:34

syntax. And the syntax is memes. Headlines. Yeah.

41:40

Adam Curry: Yeah. memes. Memes is big. Words. And

41:45

Moe Factz: the the well, I want to put it when you see 1000 A

41:54

million people view this tweet. Yeah, yes. And 2000 people like

41:58

me, it's like, oh, it gives an instant validity. Adam Curry: That's triggers.

42:02

Moe Factz: Where did that come from? What how did they who was

42:05

the first million pulls the first 1000 I've never, I've

42:10

never been part of anybody let me know this. I've never been

42:13

part of a viral Adam Curry: post. No, but that was much. It's been Yeah, and

42:19

I've never trust I remember you remember Kony. 2012. Was it

42:23

2012 2012 Kony 2012? Yo, que yo NY for those you don't remember?

42:28

This video? went viral overnight with like, 100 million views?

42:34

Like no, it was just No, it was it was bullcrap. Everybody who

42:38

looks at what now there's no way that got 100 million views in

42:41

one hour in one night? Because it wasn't. So I mean, just

42:45

because something says this many views doesn't mean it's real.

42:47

It's just number. That's, that's, that's the best part of

42:51

it. Is this just a number? You don't even know what that means?

42:55

Right? Moe Factz: That's the point I was making. I've never been on

42:58

the upswing of a viral like one of the first people to get in on

43:03

it before it got viral. I've never, as long as I've been on

43:06

the internet on social media. I've never been one of the first

43:10

people to like something when it comes before me. It already has

43:13

a million views. Yeah, it already has, you know, 1000 2000

43:17

likes and you know, several 100 comments. Yeah. Well, we don't

43:22

ask, we need to ask ourselves, how do things become viral? And

43:25

so in this sea, of everybody commenting, making posts, how

43:30

does all these people get something in front of them at

43:33

the same time? And it's in a short period of time?

43:37

Adam Curry: What's going on behind the scenes, my brother?

43:40

All right. Moe Factz: So let's breeze through these next two, because

43:45

I just want to get to the second team, the 30 and this is number

43:48

Unknown: eight. Then the second is traction if you're trying to

43:52

improve on tack and if you notice, if you pay strict

43:56

attention anytime there is interaction between black people

44:00

with each other, or with black people with white people. If

44:07

you've tried to improve on attacking this, it gets trashy.

44:12

Everybody stars laughing first of all baloney laugh is all

44:17

phony. And trying to act like everything is okay when it's

44:21

not. And that becomes trashy, and then it spills over. If they

44:27

try to improve on that within the tacky of the trashy

44:32

category. If I tried to improve on the trash, it just becomes

44:37

more trashy and to behavior, sexual and otherwise becomes

44:42

just trash and trash and trash that's black people with each

44:45

other black people with white people trashy

44:49

Adam Curry: definition being resembling or containing trash

44:53

or of inferior quality and my favorite indecent

44:59

Moe Factz: then what's the Ah unelma inferior

45:04

Adam Curry: superior yes Supremes there you go

45:10

Moe Factz: and this is not exclusive to black people. This

45:13

is this is all non white people like when you when you think

45:18

about Indian you think about some silly or the representation

45:22

in my television shows you know it's a certain are Asian people

45:29

a certain way their representative or whoever it

45:32

whoever they are they're representative even even if you

45:36

say what gay people they there's represented a certain way

45:40

Adam Curry: yes flamboyant Moe Factz: yeah you don't see anything with too serious gay

45:47

men you know having a normal life how it was sold to us they

45:51

just want to get married they're normal people too but oh Modern

45:55

Family. How's it sold? Adam Curry: Yeah, exactly. flamboyant drama.

46:01

Moe Factz: tacky, tacky are trashy

46:05

Adam Curry: Yes yes.

46:10

Moe Factz: And if you want to improve on that A and

46:13

Unknown: then if you're trying to improve on on the trash and

46:19

then it will spill over into something terroristic that three

46:23

days I call it and it's in the textbook for victims of racism

46:29

tacky, trashy, terroristic and it doesn't get any better.

46:35

Fantastic. I don't care what what scenario is I don't care

46:39

how you're shot. I don't care what your intentions are. And

46:42

why is this is because the system of white supremacy is set

46:47

up for it not to be anything outside of those three

46:51

categories. tacky, trashy, terroristic. And it's going to

46:59

be a continuation of that, in one form or another. Regardless

47:05

of what is going on in a political field, anything like

47:09

that, that's all surface anyway.

47:12

Adam Curry: terroristic definition, involving or

47:15

employing violent acts of terror marked by terrorism tactics,

47:22

terroristic organizations or regime regimes terroristic? Wow,

47:29

I didn't expect that one. Moe Factz: And that's the confines and if you step out of

47:35

those confines, you're no longer you're no longer you're no

47:40

longer black and white. You're no longer non white, you

47:42

Adam Curry: ain't black. Moe Factz: You no longer non white, because even even like I

47:47

say, wherever you go around the world, not as close to diverse,

47:51

we're just now we got to go back to hip hop and hip hop. We just

47:57

have a special way of doing things. So we're the tackiest

48:02

attacchi. Whenever you give us something we can we can make it

48:06

tacky. And manages goes from there. Somebody shows up with

48:10

something. People get the laughing get me joking. Then it

48:14

becomes a trashy and then it just devolves from there. Wow.

48:23

And that's that's normal. Why is it normal? Because society lets

48:27

it be normal. They promote it to be normal. And I'm gonna get it

48:33

Adam Curry: right this this is why we can see what Nicki Minaj

48:39

does on stage stage or, or any, any hip hip hop star it goes

48:45

almost almost always goes to terroristic even that's amazing.

48:49

Moe Factz: And if you look at the distances you brought Nicki

48:53

Minaj and say Beyonce for instance, Beyonce and Taylor

48:57

Swift are components of each other you know, they're they're

49:00

equals equivalents as far as starpower look how they're

49:05

presented to the world. She was a single woman and once a

49:10

married woman if you thought who would dress like what who act

49:14

like what right and who would carry themselves like what you

49:17

would say all the married one is take color out of the married

49:20

woman would carry herself this way in a single woman would

49:23

carry herself this way. But no you had to be tacky trashy yeah

49:30

and somebody probably will give terroristic with me for saying

49:34

pointing this out. Yeah. Good. It has to be it has to be have

49:43

characterize? Yeah, coming for you. terroristic? Yep. Now where

49:51

do we learn that from? Now? We got to go back to not do one and

49:54

this is for scot free. That's the episode we talked about

49:56

Scott Adams and he said stay away right but The quote unquote

50:01

black culture is not black culture. Number nine, black

50:07

rednecks, who are they Unknown: these would be blacks who came out of the Southern

50:12

culture and who carried that culture with them a north into

50:16

the into the urban ghettos and into the ghettos of the South

50:18

for that matter, and who have not moved out of that cultural

50:22

sense over the over the years, both blacks and whites have

50:24

moved away from that culture. But in the poorest and worst of

50:28

the ghetto areas, there are lots of people who have not, and

50:32

these kinds of it's a culture which didn't do whites any good.

50:36

And it's certainly not doing blacks and a good today. And the

50:38

tragedy is that people regard this culture as somehow the

50:41

authentic black culture, and therefore you're not to

50:44

interfere with it is to be allowed to go until they're

50:46

cheering people on. It reminds me of a scene in the Blue Max,

50:50

where this general is encouraging this Daredevil pilot

50:52

to do all kinds of wild stunts, you see, knowing that the guy is

50:56

going to kill himself if he keeps doing this, and therefore the journal will be rid of a of a political problem. Now, I

51:02

don't think that the white liberals are doing this

51:04

deliberately, but I think the net results are the same. They

51:06

are cheering blacks on doing things that are absolutely self

51:09

destructive. What's the difference between a black redneck and a white redneck?

51:13

Adam Curry: Yeah, caller. Moe Factz: That's right. And the only issue I had with Thomas so

51:19

at Mr. Soil is the fact that he said they're not doing it

51:22

intentionally. Adam Curry: Which Yeah, I hear you. Once

51:25

Moe Factz: again, he has to stay in his lane. Lane. Because he

51:32

exists in a in a in a environment in an ecosystem that

51:38

has both left and right. Yeah, he doesn't want to get canceled.

51:43

Because he could offend one person. And he shows up to this

51:47

favorite restaurant like, oh, sorry, Tom, we don't have your

51:50

table. What table? Do you have? None. Well, it just goes just

51:56

like that. Adam Curry: I mean, that's what but then he's not a free man.

52:01

Moe Factz: You very few free people in this world is very

52:05

cool. Because if you're in the you call it a meal, you are in

52:12

the you know, in the sphere or whatever, where you want to use,

52:15

you know, okay, my operating system has to be this. If I'm a

52:21

Democrat, same way with the say Charlemagne to God, he does all

52:25

that talking. At the end of the day, and I even put a post up

52:29

there. I said, What's the over under he gonna say threaten to

52:32

democracy? It was a it was nine times he said it? Yeah. an hour.

52:39

Adam Curry: That's the signal. Moe Factz: Yes, I understand. Because he doesn't want to be

52:46

the white man of black people. Right?

52:50

Adam Curry: Because, because, because he has a lot to lose. We're podcasters we got nothing to lose.

52:54

Moe Factz: Oh, he got his freedom to lose. They got a big ol piano hanging over his head. And that's the thing. And that's

53:01

the thing. They don't let you in the club. And this is not

53:04

exclusive to black people. Because when you look at Skull and Bones, when you land that casket, they want to know all

53:10

your secrets. Yeah. Wow. Adam Curry: So they have it on you. Yeah.

53:16

Moe Factz: Like I was saying about the game. Now you can't

53:18

quit the game. Right. Alright, so I'm gonna skip over to him

53:24

because he's a bit redundant. And now, this is gonna be a

53:28

first. I will I want to chat GPT

53:33

Adam Curry: Oh, no. Before we've lost Mo, everybody. No,

53:38

Moe Factz: no, no, no, no, no. Chat. GPT is a wonderful

53:42

resource because it's the mind of the master. If you want to

53:47

know how a white supremacist thing acts, chat GPT cost is

53:51

being programmed is literal. What a large language model?

53:55

Yes. Yes. Let that sink in a large language model.

54:02

Adam Curry: It's the mind of the master. I like this. Yeah, like

54:06

it. Moe Factz: And think about it is this. I think it was really

54:11

created because What language is it program? No. English. We

54:20

don't want to say we don't need mathematics anymore. So it's fed

54:23

with ink. It's fed with English. I would assume that's how it

54:27

communicates back to me. Adam Curry: While they're making them, they're making them in

54:33

multiple languages. But yeah, the prevailing one right now is

54:36

of course English, Moe Factz: which will lag all the other the other languages

54:42

will lag English. Because I think they said, Hey, our kids

54:47

don't want to learn programming. Our kids don't want to learn

54:51

math. Adam Curry: In fact, it's as well known if you give Chad GBT

54:58

a math problem. You know, a relatively simple one. Here's

55:03

one you can try at home kids. You say if I have four sweaters

55:08

hanging on the line to dry, and it takes half an hour and I add

55:12

two more, how long will it take the sweaters to dry a will a

55:16

will a will try and divide that and say it'll take longer even

55:20

though it's the same amount. Because the sweater is all dry

55:23

at the same time. Large language models do not do math.

55:28

Moe Factz: I'm sure if you wrote that prompt correctly, and this

55:32

is where you give the person the upper hand understands in

55:35

masters English the prompt jockey's Yeah, yeah, if you can

55:39

actually master English, which is what we said the operating

55:42

system. Yeah, then you can. Yeah, you can communicate with

55:47

it. Long story short, what I did was I said, Hey, catchy PT. If I

55:52

want to confuse people go around want to control people by

55:56

confusion? How would I go about doing that and it's the response

56:00

I got back. Unknown: Controlling someone through confusion is a form of

56:04

manipulation that involves deliberately creating a state of

56:08

confusion in an individual to make them more susceptible to

56:12

influence or control. This technique can undermine an

56:17

individual's ability to think clearly make decisions and

56:21

assert their autonomy. It's important to approach this topic

56:26

with an understanding that using confusion to control or

56:29

manipulate others is unethical and can be harmful. The

56:35

discussion here is for informational purposes, and to

56:39

increase awareness of manipulative tactics so that

56:42

they can be recognized and countered not to encourage their

56:47

use Don't do this at home kids.

56:51

Moe Factz: Which spot own? Adam Curry: Yeah. Here's how you here's how you create a bomb.

56:57

Don't do this at home. Right? Well, it's it knows how to do

57:02

this because it's been fed these actual instructions, which is

57:05

part of the white supremist English language. Is that your

57:08

answer? Moe Factz: Yeah, but fed by who?

57:11

Adam Curry: White a white dude name, same all Sam Altman

57:15

Moe Factz: is not just yet. Well, we met I never make it

57:18

about the individual. No, Adam Curry: it's It's such an Adela from Microsoft's Indian

57:24

bed. Moe Factz: Bahu. That's the thing, like who taught this?

57:30

Adam Curry: As far as I know, is they're just scraping up stuff.

57:34

Moe Factz: It's the rhetorical question, but I'm just saying like, why is the why. And that's why I say it's the mind of the

57:40

master. If we were saying that, we want to know the method. I'll

57:45

just ask you. And if we know how to do this, once again, why is

57:50

the obsession if I know the roadblock is this system, and

57:55

I'm trying to bring about justice. Okay, now now we have a

57:58

target. Now we've trialing triangulate it a target that we

58:05

can go after. We can take this and spinning on his head, I

58:10

asked again, to list the methods, it's going to list out

58:14

51234 methods of how you do and each one we can go back over

58:20

him. But now this is the methods of how you will confuse people.

58:24

Unknown: Number one gaslighting, making someone question their

58:28

reality, memory or perceptions by denying facts, the

58:33

environment around them or their feelings. This can make the

58:37

person doubt themselves and rely more on the manipulator for

58:41

validation. Number two, information overload, bombarding

58:47

someone with too much information. conflicting

58:49

information or complicated instructions can overwhelm their

58:53

cognitive processing abilities, making it easier to guide them

58:57

in a desired direction without resistance. Number three,

59:03

ambiguity. Using vague language being deliberately unclear, or

59:08

giving mixed messages can leave someone unsure of their standing

59:12

or what's expected of them, which can make them more

59:15

malleable to suggestions. Number four, shifting goals and

59:20

expectations. frequently changing goals. Expectations or

59:25

rules can keep someone off balance, making them more

59:29

dependent on the manipulator for guidance and approval. Number

59:33

five, feigned ignorance or helplessness. pretending not to

59:38

understand or be unable to perform tasks to make the other

59:42

person take on more responsibilities or to lower

59:45

their guard, thereby increasing dependency or control. This

59:51

Adam Curry: is exactly the output of Chachi btw it gas bean

59:58

they call it words like delusion and etc. But I've you know, I'm

1:00:02

running a couple models here at home so I can test it no not

1:00:05

being tracked. And it does gaslighting it always overload

1:00:10

you with information is like just a whole ream of it's always

1:00:14

way too much ambiguity is all over the place I call it flowery

1:00:20

language. Moe Factz: What was the what was the next language change and go

1:00:25

Adam Curry: oh it and it'll totally give you all these other

1:00:29

things that what you what your if your answers to be this you

1:00:32

know really you should be looking at that and then it always comes up. Oh, I'm sorry. I misunderstood. What I really

1:00:38

meant to say was this. That this is the output of chat GPT that's

1:00:43

very interesting. Wow. And

1:00:46

Moe Factz: the slave knows who knows the slave master betanin

1:00:48

slave, right. Chat GP is the slave. Now we can use it. This

1:00:56

is where the it'd be your moral. No, that's going to be the whole

1:00:59

thing in the future. By the way. This is like this. This

1:01:02

Adam Curry: is also the exact description of Korean jumpier

1:01:06

Abdul Jabbar Hmm. This is exactly what she does. She does

1:01:12

gaslighting ambiguity all of us

1:01:16

Moe Factz: Yeah, frequently changing the goal and changing

1:01:18

the goals. Yep. And Fang ignorant. I don't know. I don't

1:01:21

I don't have to go check. I didn't look into that your job.

1:01:25

Adam Curry: You'll have to talk to a State Department about

1:01:27

that. Yeah. Moe Factz: Wow, I just want to lay that out because Very

1:01:33

Adam Curry: good. Very very good. You're so intelligent you

1:01:36

may have bias Gotcha. Gaslight there I'm sorry. My number one

1:01:49

Moe Factz: no, what that's the whole thing is with get so we're

1:01:54

gonna go. So what I did was I took those five things, okay.

1:01:58

And we go and I look for examples of them in the media,

1:02:01

which the media is beautiful where information is used

1:02:06

Adam Curry: to manipulate I'm loving it. All right. This first

1:02:10

Moe Factz: one I think it came from CBS and this is how to

1:02:13

recognize medical gas lighting. It's

1:02:16

Unknown: been called the me to have healthcare doctors Miss

1:02:20

diagnosing, dismissing even gaslighting their female

1:02:24

patients. I heard everything from you're just tired to one doctor

1:02:30

actually said Well, I think it's just because you have your period. I was told that I was. I was overweight, I needed to lose

1:02:36

weight that I was depressed and needed therapy.

1:02:41

For four years Maria Garcia suffered from intense stomach

1:02:45

and back pain, but says her doctors told her there was

1:02:48

nothing wrong. She just needed to slim down when her symptoms

1:02:52

escalated. Vomiting weakness and hair loss. She says her

1:02:56

specialists still dismissed her.

1:02:59

I begged him for a CAT scan. Please do something. This is not

1:03:04

right. Oh, you just have to learn to live with it.

1:03:06

You feel completely crazy started to believe them?

1:03:11

I thought maybe I am crazy.

1:03:14

Adam Curry: Wow, they didn't prescribe some pills for

1:03:18

Moe Factz: No, that's Oh, she's a woman of color. AKA a colored

1:03:22

woman. Adam Curry: By the way, there's also Christian nationalists of

1:03:27

color. I heard that one the other day cracked me up. crack

1:03:30

me up. Moe Factz: I wonder how they act? Like notch tacky, trashy in

1:03:38

that area? Adam Curry: Not at all. Moe Factz: So yeah, they do. throw you in there. It's like,

1:03:43

Oh, you don't fit the bill. Yes. So we need to come up with a

1:03:46

term to make you defeat you. But these are doctors. Yeah, these

1:03:50

are the smart some of the smartest people and we already

1:03:52

know about the medical gasline we will live through COVID

1:03:55

That's right. But I'm just showing you that they're even

1:03:57

the fact that they're reporting on this and won't say and when

1:04:02

you say well, what about COVID It was there get no Shut up.

1:04:06

Shut up. Well, you mean it's the gaslighting own gaslighting?

1:04:10

Adam Curry: Yeah, until Yeah. Moe Factz: These people don't they just don't quit. But let's

1:04:18

see if this works again. We talked about this on a previous

1:04:23

episode. Black people, quote unquote black people saying that

1:04:30

we experienced this from day one Oh, you're seeing your drug

1:04:33

seeking behavior. Oh, you know, you're you're you're you're not

1:04:36

really feel that. But now they're doing it. You know, it's

1:04:41

women. It's women is happening to so now is is valid. So let's

1:04:48

get into part two of this clip. Unknown: Health failing she finally went to the ER at Cedars

1:04:54

Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, where a scan revealed the

1:04:58

terrifying truth Maria had a 25 pound cancerous tumor growing in

1:05:04

her ovary. surgeons were able to remove it just in time.

1:05:08

I was probably about two weeks away from death.

1:05:11

So did you feel once you got your diagnosis, rage or relief?

1:05:16

Both, I think being an overweight Hispanic woman was to my

1:05:21

detriment. Everything could be attributed to either me being

1:05:26

dramatic, exaggerating and being fat.

1:05:32

Experts say the worst medical gaslighting comes in the

1:05:35

diagnosis of autoimmune diseases which impact an estimated one in

1:05:39

five women and involves symptoms easy to write off like chronic

1:05:43

fatigue. Autoimmune diseases are just about 10 years behind where we should be. In

1:05:48

her new book, The invisible kingdom author Megan O'Rourke documents

1:05:52

her own struggle with autoimmune symptoms, and her battle to be

1:05:56

believed by doctors. I

1:05:58

felt so alone when I was sick, and I just trusted myself. Yeah,

1:06:04

Adam Curry: yeah. Especially with women, autoimmune diseases,

1:06:06

man, it's amazing that doctors will just throw darts all day

1:06:09

long. Moe Factz: The invisible kingdom. Love that. That's the

1:06:14

name of her book. Is the hidden kingdom. Yeah, in science. I've

1:06:21

said this before is their religion. Everything's done

1:06:26

under the goddess even race. is science.

1:06:31

Adam Curry: Shut up already. It's science Shut up. Science.

1:06:34

You don't follow that. You don't believe the genetics? Yeah.

1:06:39

You're not fat. You have a disease as over dude. I just

1:06:42

watched that whole Oprah special about ozempic She's going to

1:06:48

hell. Moe Factz: Well, I don't think that's the gonna be the one to

1:06:52

put her there. I'm just sorry, hit rmbp. Better table she?

1:06:59

Adam Curry: Well, okay, there's that. You got a table at the

1:07:02

front. I mean, she she literally had two doctors and she said,

1:07:06

Now you both are consultants for the pharmaceutical companies

1:07:08

tell me about that. And they're like, yeah, they hire us for

1:07:11

expertise. Okay, great. Let's move on. What? What? You got

1:07:15

paid promoters for the for the pharmaceutical industry? And

1:07:19

they're admitting it and you're just pretending like it's it's

1:07:22

normal? It was amazing. It wasn't there's normal and it's a

1:07:27

disease. Don't you understand? It's not you. It's a disease.

1:07:33

How Moe Factz: do they miss a 25 pound tumor? And

1:07:37

Adam Curry: you're just being dramatic. You fat

1:07:42

Moe Factz: X ray or something? Oh, no X ray. No, nothing is

1:07:46

crazy. But these assign people to say don't fat shame. Oh,

1:07:50

yeah. Oh, see? No, I'm saying Steve Siva and I'm saying see

1:07:54

the duplicity nature of Disher is it's tiring it's the time

1:07:59

it's very exhausted. Now okay, that's that's gaslighting.

1:08:06

Gotcha. Check one. Adam Curry: Yep. All right.

1:08:10

Moe Factz: Oh, information overload Unknown: smartphones and other gadgets and deliver a wealth of

1:08:15

information. But are they also causing a brain drain think our

1:08:20

cover story is reported by Sunday morning senior

1:08:23

contributor Ted Koppel. 5060 years ago television was the threat it would we feared

1:08:33

what our children's minds our minds diminishing our attention

1:08:38

span, addicting millions to mindless drivel. Attack think

1:08:47

there are those who would say and they were right. So what's

1:08:50

different about today in the internet?

1:08:54

I think every technology that changes the way people people

1:08:58

live inspires exaggerated hopes and fears or

1:09:03

technology critic Nicholas Carr has spent most of the past

1:09:06

decade worrying and warning about the dangers of social

1:09:10

media and the internet posing the famous question is Google

1:09:15

making us stupid? Adam Curry: There's your overload. I mean, I I'm actually

1:09:21

doing a deep dive on social media. But we'll we'll listen to

1:09:28

the rest of these clips and then I'll give you some thoughts on

1:09:30

that. Okay. Moe Factz: I just want to say one thing about the television I

1:09:35

remember my uncle cuz I was probably peak TV generation you

1:09:40

know 9080 Onward. Yeah, came he had a cable he had cable right

1:09:45

what the key point was we had remotes Yes. zapping that the

1:09:51

right molecules called flippers flippers because you will just

1:09:54

sit there and night. Unconsciously we click click

1:09:58

click, click, click Like, what are you watching? And maybe you

1:10:02

would just be, you don't even notice it. Now thinking back,

1:10:06

you would just be going through the channel, just clicking

1:10:08

clickety, click, click, click, click, click click that same

1:10:11

mechanism on Adam Curry: steroids. That's what tick tock is the best at

1:10:18

that, I'd say. Moe Factz: Let's go and get into 16, Professor

1:10:21

Unknown: Reeves developed a way to accurately track our digital

1:10:25

lives. How do those two to three hours a day break down to

1:10:31

view that three hours of content on average, I am turning that

1:10:36

phone on and off 300 times a day. And that's just the average

1:10:41

there are a lot of people that are turning on and off 567 800

1:10:45

times a day. So it's going on going off for an average of 10

1:10:50

seconds. You're making my brain hurt. What are you talking about?

1:10:54

Take a news story in a Sunday morning television program.

1:10:59

What a brilliant I don't know how long does one last two

1:11:05

minutes, 10 minutes. This one will probably last 910 Okay, so

1:11:09

it lasts 10 minutes. I'll just talk about Stanford students for

1:11:12

a second. If you put software on laptop computers and smartphones

1:11:18

to measure how long they spent with any given segment of life

1:11:23

that they attended to how long they wrote their paper, how long

1:11:26

they watch the news story, it's about 10 to 20 seconds.

1:11:29

But wait a second, I've got a nine minute PC, I want them to

1:11:32

hold them saying not going to do it most likely.

1:11:38

Adam Curry: Headlines, memes.

1:11:42

Moe Factz: Quick Hits, quick hits and Jaci Devorah I gotta

1:11:47

give him credit. Digital crack. Yeah. Where a television was the

1:11:53

cocaine. Hmm. You know, where you just get a bump in your

1:11:58

little Wow, crack was a five minute high. You know, just five

1:12:02

minutes back down. Gap smoking five minutes. Back down. Gotta

1:12:06

smoke again. That's where we're at. In this tip top meet the

1:12:12

habit. Second habit was there.

1:12:18

Adam Curry: Yeah. I think you're a yes. The answer is yes.

1:12:23

Moe Factz: But when digital crack Yes. Digital crack. You

1:12:28

were going to say about your social media. Well, the rabbit

1:12:31

hole or just a teaser? Yeah. Adam Curry: Well, it's it's off the back of of the Oprah special

1:12:38

because the GOP one drugs ozempic will go V zip bound what

1:12:43

I like to call death bound. This molecule actually has existed

1:12:48

for 20 years. And they asked the there were surprisingly there

1:12:55

were two women in the audience, one from Novo Nordisk one from

1:12:57

Eli Lilly. There was an Oprah it's like, oh, look at that,

1:13:01

too. They sit next to each other. The biggest competitor

1:13:04

sitting next to each other. I'm like, Yeah, I wonder why they

1:13:08

probably so then these are marketing ladies, you can tell.

1:13:12

And what what happened that even Oprah saying, How come I didn't

1:13:15

know about this? And the answer, Tik Tok. Now, what that tells

1:13:22

me, and what I have evidence of now, is that social media is the

1:13:27

biggest marketing machine ever invented. If you're not paying

1:13:32

for it, you're the product everybody agrees with that. So

1:13:36

you're the product. So what are you the product of you're the

1:13:38

product of marketing, you're the product of advertising. When the

1:13:44

and I would say it's the the marketing team of Novo Nordisk

1:13:48

ozempic, who started off just on television genius. They took a

1:13:52

hit song, oh, ozempic Smart. Just that was just dynamite

1:13:56

songs work. And the sub context of that is oh, it's magic. So

1:14:02

you know, you sing ozempic But you hear magic because you've

1:14:04

been this been programmed in your brain, and that's white

1:14:07

women. That's a whites that's a white hit. They had their

1:14:14

influencers everywhere. And now it's gone to the next level,

1:14:21

because we're seeing one in eight people in America are on

1:14:27

antidepressants, children, teenagers, young people. And

1:14:33

it's gotten to the point now, where you go on Tik Tok, you'll

1:14:36

see now, it's not apparent that they're paid. But you'll see

1:14:41

very like a really sexy girl, and she'll have a T shirt on.

1:14:46

sexy girls are on Prozac. Hot Girls, what's the other drug I'm

1:14:53

thinking of? Moe Factz: Is the mix. No,

1:14:58

Adam Curry: not Xanax. Now. It's a it's a different one. I have

1:15:02

all this all written down in my notes, but they're not doing

1:15:04

merch mo merch. Yes, merch merch with the product names.

1:15:11

Moe Factz: I wonder where the product name is on the shirt.

1:15:14

Adam Curry: What do you what do you mean? It's right there. It's

1:15:16

Moe Factz: I know I'm saying I was being facetious. Yeah,

1:15:20

Adam Curry: let me see. Let me see if I'm right on the boobies.

1:15:23

Oh yes no of course let me see I have it here you know so tick

1:15:27

tock has you know they have hashtags the whole idea is to

1:15:31

end the stigma around antidepressants you know this is

1:15:34

it's very much the same thing as fat as beautiful as stay sexy

1:15:40

take sertraline. They're you know, they're Zoloft, zap ease

1:15:47

are cool. That's when you know when you when you haven't taken

1:15:51

your Zoloft, you get the zappy it's like your brain starts to

1:15:53

give you a little charges. I mean, this is the kind of mercs

1:15:57

it's out there now Prozac pillow. Moe Factz: When you said that, you know, first thing that

1:16:02

popped into my head? State is smoking cigarette? Oh,

1:16:06

Adam Curry: yeah. There you go. Yes, exactly. Exactly. So

1:16:12

they've taken this, this massive marketing engine and they've

1:16:18

drugged up the nation. And of course, when you're when you're

1:16:21

when you take antidepressants, not only do you have a high risk

1:16:24

of suicide, or self harm or more depression, I mean, there's lots

1:16:28

of evidence of that. Of course, that's not an Oprah you know,

1:16:33

you're also a zombie. You're You're they're like, Okay, what

1:16:36

else do I need to do? Tell me what to take? Tell me what to

1:16:40

buy. Your zombified they've tapped into the brain. We don't

1:16:45

need neural link is there Moe Factz: in own ramp is even easier because there's no shame

1:16:51

in drug seeking habits because you can do it online. That's

1:16:54

Adam Curry: right. Oh, yeah, with. And there's always a

1:16:57

Oprah's like, you know, I didn't want him any seeming conflict of

1:17:01

interest. So I've resigned from the board of directors from

1:17:04

weightwatchers. I have donated my 10% stock to this nonprofit

1:17:10

at the Smithsonian, which I'm on the board of directors of SO and

1:17:14

by the way, that's a it's a 501 C three. So that's an immediate

1:17:18

deduction from your taxes. And she can turn right around and

1:17:21

buy the stock in the public market. But okay, Oprah, and

1:17:25

then she has the CEO of weightwatchers. On who's there?

1:17:27

You know, we were wrong. We Oh, no, it's a disease. It's not

1:17:31

about your intake. It's your brain. It's your setpoint your

1:17:35

brain has a set point that says I have to eat this much. So

1:17:38

they've I was watching this movie, it was like I was

1:17:41

watching a documentary in the future of how we killed all

1:17:45

these people with those Empik. And oh, this is the point when

1:17:49

Oprah had all these people on Talking Smack. Talking abs of

1:17:53

set point, brain set point. Are you kidding me? These people are

1:17:56

addicted to sugar. That's what's going on. There was not a single

1:18:03

new drug, not a single nutritionist. Nobody was there

1:18:07

to talk. No, you can't you can't handle portion control. No,

1:18:11

because you know, that's you have your brain. It's your

1:18:14

brains, your setpoint. So we

1:18:16

Moe Factz: want to go you really want to go and get the sugar. Carthy. Oh, yeah, I'm

1:18:19

Adam Curry: going all in. I'm going Moe Factz: in the sugar and the white flour Kartell. You want to

1:18:27

talk about big business? Hello? Fitting all guys?

1:18:31

Adam Curry: Nothing, nothing on sugar. That's right. Nothing.

1:18:35

Moe Factz: Nothing at all. Game who I was taught to but when you

1:18:39

have children, you realize how addictive sugar Oh

1:18:42

Adam Curry: my goodness. Do you ever don't do anything for

1:18:45

Moe Factz: it? And like little boy little junkies it's like

1:18:48

dance. Adam Curry: You want to see and film it for the Instagram? It's

1:18:55

looking at Yeah, my kid is. Moe Factz: You have to be humorous about it. Are you be

1:19:02

depressed, very depressed, and laugh and laughter is the real

1:19:05

antidepressant. Adam Curry: Amen to that. That's right.

1:19:09

Moe Factz: It's the natural That's why He gave it to you. But since you brought up big box, and social media, I think

1:19:17

17 just validates everything you just did. The

1:19:21

Unknown: notion that major news outlets see themselves as

1:19:24

professional gatekeepers carries less and less weight.

1:19:30

The gatekeepers, the editorial gatekeepers, the journalistic

1:19:32

gatekeepers have been overthrown. And I think there

1:19:36

was a general sense that that was liberating. In the early

1:19:39

days of the web and the internet, we can do this ourselves. It will democratize media. And we now know that

1:19:45

those enemies, the people we thought, were our enemies, the

1:19:48

gatekeepers actually played a very valuable role. I wish I

1:19:52

could tell you that we're gonna be able to stop all

1:19:54

interference, but that just wouldn't be realistic.

1:19:57

Well, Facebook and Twitter are under taking efforts to limit

1:20:01

the spread of misinformation online. The fact remains that

1:20:05

all these internet companies see themselves as distribution

1:20:09

vehicles without any clear editorial responsibility. And in

1:20:15

1996, Congress actually passed legislation to that effect,

1:20:20

section 230 of the Communications Decency Act,

1:20:24

they were simply a platform which information flowed on. So

1:20:28

there was no responsibility to curate, police, or in any way,

1:20:33

review the information that appeared on your platform.

1:20:36

That's Adam Curry: a little disingenuous what he just said

1:20:38

there, because because this is part of a surprise, right? This

1:20:42

is part of my I do have a solution. Because the real

1:20:45

point, the real end, by the way, I'm not saying that was a bad

1:20:50

idea initially to have section 230. Because it was intended to,

1:20:56

I'll read it to you. The rapidly developing array of Internet and

1:21:01

other interactive computer services, that's the key term

1:21:04

available to individual Americans represents an

1:21:06

extraordinary advance in the available in the availability of

1:21:08

educational and informational resources to our citizens, these

1:21:13

services offer a great degree of control over the information

1:21:16

they receive, as well as the potential for even greater

1:21:18

control in the future. as technology develops, that's an

1:21:21

interest you can you can, you can interpret that in multiple

1:21:26

ways that control clause right there. And so they go on to say,

1:21:34

to encourage the development of technologies which maximize user

1:21:38

control. So now they're saying user control over what

1:21:40

information is received by individuals, families and

1:21:43

schools who use the internet and other interactive computer

1:21:45

services. The politics, the policy of the United States

1:21:51

removed disincentives for the development of utilization of

1:21:54

blocking and filtering technologies, blah, blah, blah,

1:21:56

blah, blah. And then they get into what's what section 230.

1:22:01

And the most important clause in Section 230, which was not

1:22:04

mentioned there, and that in that actual disinformation, is

1:22:08

to see. No provider of an interactive computer service

1:22:14

shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any

1:22:17

information provided by another information content provider,

1:22:22

meaning you're not liable for what someone does or says on

1:22:26

your platform. And that's it because you can block you can

1:22:32

take down, you can manipulate. You can algo eyes, you can do

1:22:36

anything you want, but you're not responsible for what the

1:22:39

people have written. It's like a candy store. It's like

1:22:43

beautiful. You handed it to them. And they figured it out

1:22:47

pretty quickly. Now, my family drug

1:22:49

Moe Factz: company saw the loophole. Oh, yeah. Oh, the

1:22:52

loophole is massive, massive, because we're not advertising,

1:22:56

no. big boobs. She's doing it. Right, this, this social media

1:23:02

says, Hey, I just provide her a platform, I can't really control

1:23:07

her what she does, and where everybody's profited off of it.

1:23:10

Now, my Adam Curry: answer to this is, this is what the government

1:23:15

does, you know, there's a case right now on the Supreme Court

1:23:18

in Missouri versus the Biden administration, about how they

1:23:22

were threatening the social media companies, you better take

1:23:25

that COVID misinformation down, because you know, otherwise, we

1:23:28

might take away section 230. I mean, this, this was literally

1:23:32

they were literally threatening the social media companies with

1:23:36

this. So that's how powerful this term is. Because they know

1:23:41

that the minute they don't have section 230, they're out of

1:23:44

business. They're liable. They're liable for anything,

1:23:47

anything, someone dies, boom, you're liable. It was on your

1:23:50

platform, someone steals does something some kids do a tic

1:23:55

tock challenge, boom, you're liable. You can be end they'll

1:23:58

be sued into oblivion. My fix is change the definition of

1:24:06

interactive computer service to paid. So if you charge your

1:24:12

users IE, they're no longer the product, they're your customer.

1:24:17

Then you have this indemnity. If you're providing it for free,

1:24:23

then you don't have that protection. Do I think this will

1:24:27

happen? Unlikely, but it's a very easy fix. It

1:24:31

Moe Factz: is, and we just checked off information

1:24:35

overload. And that leads us right into how to be vague.

1:24:39

We're Unknown: going to be talking about vague language. That is

1:24:43

language that isn't very exact. It isn't very precise. Now, in

1:24:48

the past, some people have thought vagueness to be a bad

1:24:51

thing, but actually it's very useful. But it's important to

1:24:56

note that vagueness and written English is quite different from

1:25:00

vagueness in spoken English? And it's spoken English that we're

1:25:04

looking at today. Let's start by listening to this clip. Have you

1:25:09

had a chance to read the new contract? Yeah,

1:25:12

I mean, it's more or less the same as the last one. But there

1:25:15

are one or two bits we should look at. The man said that the new contract was more or less the

1:25:21

same as the old one. In practice, we use more or less to

1:25:26

mean almost, the contracts are more or less the same. They're

1:25:30

almost the same. Perhaps more interesting than this is what he

1:25:35

says afterwards. Yeah, I mean, it's more or less the same as the last one. But

1:25:40

there are one or two bits, we should look at one or two, there

1:25:43

are one or two bits we should look at. He's saying that there

1:25:47

are one or two things in the new contract that need attention.

1:25:52

And these words, bit thing, also the wet stuff. They're very

1:25:57

vague. We don't know exactly what it is. He's talking about.

1:26:02

That's a discussion for another time. Yeah,

1:26:05

Adam Curry: that's big. Moe Factz: Can you think about time that being vague will be

1:26:11

useful? Adam Curry: State of the Union

1:26:20

Moe Factz: replacement, rephrase that. Being useful without

1:26:26

trying to manipulate or or No, ice ice skate, I think is how

1:26:32

you set up your skate. Yeah, after skate? Yeah. I racked my

1:26:36

brain honestly. Or trying to keep a secret by you know, you

1:26:41

don't want to talk to us talk around somebody

1:26:44

Adam Curry: while back to Korean jump here. Abdul Jabbar. She's

1:26:49

always vague. Moe Factz: You know, the thing.

1:26:54

Adam Curry: The thing, that's even better, you know, the

1:26:56

thing. You got me there political political speech would

1:27:01

be very vague. And Moe Factz: this is BBC language just for let people know where

1:27:05

this confirm. So I didn't make these clips. This is what

1:27:11

they're teaching how to be vague. But once again, if you

1:27:15

listen to their tactics, the your knowing you're being

1:27:18

manipulated. Number 19. Yeah,

1:27:22

Unknown: I mean, it's more or less the same as the last one.

1:27:24

But there are one or two bits, we should look at. That phrase

1:27:28

he uses one or two bits is also vague. There might actually be

1:27:33

three or four bits. But by saying one or two, the man shows

1:27:38

that there are a few things that we need to talk about. Bits.

1:27:42

Let's now look at another way that we can be vague when we're

1:27:46

using numbers. Have we got all the pencils? Yeah, there's about 100 in that

1:27:51

box, and about 30. In that one. There's about 100 in that box, and about 30 in that one.

1:27:58

In fact, there might be slightly more or fewer pencils than this

1:28:02

number. Now, as well as saying about, we can also say around,

1:28:07

and we can use these words about around for counting pencils, or

1:28:13

to talk about someone's age. He's around 20. Or to give an

1:28:18

idea of the time I leave work at about five most days. Should we

1:28:23

meet at around four? I'm sure a lot of you will already know those words. About

1:28:29

and around. Moe Factz: Yes. As a father, I like these words. Five o'clock.

1:28:39

About $20 What are we talking about here? $21.20 $9.

1:28:46

Adam Curry: My boyfriend's about 15. Yeah,

1:28:50

Moe Factz: he's a rock concert. Yeah. And then the other one as

1:28:54

a quality engineer, we hate it these words. Even when they say

1:28:58

Oh, this is higher, or lower. It's like no, quantify what's

1:29:03

the number? Yeah. Is it 1% or 10%? Or is it down 1% or 10%? We

1:29:09

never we never will allow for those terms to be used. Um, but

1:29:15

this this this is vaguely Adam Curry: now that's not the case in the Boeing assembly

1:29:19

plants there. They Unknown: use three

1:29:21

Adam Curry: or four bolts it's more it's kind of secure.

1:29:28

Moe Factz: And the one that drives me crazy. The vague is a

1:29:31

couple Adam Curry: Oh, yes. Cup now is always good. Is it two

1:29:35

Moe Factz: or more hopeful as to? Well, well, how long in the

1:29:40

change in the way things are changing? A couple is not sure

1:29:44

to anymore, Adam Curry: but that's right.

1:29:46

Moe Factz: Yeah. So this is this is BBC. Yeah. Teaching that is

1:29:55

useful, to be vague I still can't think of a, you know, good

1:30:05

utilization of being vague. Unless you're right wing. Yeah,

1:30:12

Adam Curry: the only the only time you use it is to lie or to

1:30:18

obfuscate the truth, or to obfuscate your lack of

1:30:22

knowledge, or to Moe Factz: exploit the lack of knowledge of others that when

1:30:26

you start spelling around the little kids now you

1:30:28

Adam Curry: go, yes. Yeah. Yeah.

1:30:33

Moe Factz: Which you look at us. Just as little kids, yeah. Yeah,

1:30:40

good point. All right, this is the final very clip. So

1:30:45

Unknown: to be vague, we can add ish to numbers, five ish, six

1:30:50

ish, seven ish. But we can also add it to some adjectives. And

1:30:55

this makes it a very useful way to describe someone or some

1:31:00

thing in a vague way. Listen to this description of a person.

1:31:06

He's about 50, grayish hair, beard looks a bit like a

1:31:09

politician. The man being described has grayish hair, hair that is

1:31:15

slightly gray. Perhaps he's going gray. Now listen to this

1:31:19

person described someone else. She's quite tall, and she's got sort of reddish brown hair.

1:31:28

She's got sort of reddish brown hair. So we can use sort of to

1:31:34

describe someone in a vague way. And we can also use kind of in

1:31:39

this way. Well, he's kind of scary when you first meet him. But he's a

1:31:43

really nice guy. He's kind of scary when you first meet him. We don't know

1:31:49

why he's scary. But in some way, he's scary when you meet him.

1:31:54

Well, he's kind of scary when you first meet him. But he's a

1:31:57

really nice guy. So there you have it. If you want to be sort of vague. You

1:32:03

have a number of ways of doing it. There must be 10 different

1:32:06

ways. No. 20 odd ways to be

1:32:11

Adam Curry: less. Yes, very matter. Oh, man. Oh, man. Oh,

1:32:16

man. Oh, man. Yeah, Moe Factz: so we checked out three of the five up but we have

1:32:21

a cliffhanger. But for the sake of not overloading I think we

1:32:27

should take some people Unknown: press the white man in the black men have to be able to

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1:32:34

speak his mind without hurting the feelings of that negro. And

1:32:37

the so called Negro has to feel free to speak his mind without

1:32:40

hurting the feelings of the white man, then they can bring

1:32:42

the issues that are under the rug out on top of the table and

1:32:45

take an intelligent approach to get the problem solved. What's

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and not make it too time. Yeah, time sensitive. So with that

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said, now we're moving on ambiguous. And this is a I swear

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English are our resident Wordsworth wordsmith. And he's

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going to give us the definition of ambiguous, ambiguous

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Unknown: or ambivalent, to more good word ambiguous is an

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adjective, it describes something that is not clear. The

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interpretation has more than one possibility. Okay, something

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that you did not understand clearly. Because the explanation

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you could interpret in this way, or this way, or this way, if we

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write without using punctuation the meaning is ambiguous. John

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said the boss is stupid. Do I mean John said the boss is

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stupid. Or John said the boss is stupid.

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Adam Curry: Wow. That's all of social media.

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Moe Factz: In that's what we're talking about the texting is

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even with the you know, we don't really use correct punctuation.

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In a text. The meaning can be last syllable comma or quotation

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can easily make something seem like it wasn't what it meant.

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Yes, but you spoke on two things vagueness and ambiguity is m and

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Q big F. ng you big witty, I think how you pronounce

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ambiguity, ambiguity. times to be good. Yeah. Anyway, um, with

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a contract for social media. It was these loopholes. And the

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thing about loopholes is they're not random occurrences. There

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are escape hatches, where there's the tax codes or

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contracts. Adam Curry: legal language is always that's where that's where

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ambiguity rules. That's literally where it can rule.

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That's Moe Factz: the point. The point and the point I was making is

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that it's a design feature. You know, I found a loophole that

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was in there. Yes, Mike can do that if your Bill Belichick

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looking at NFL handbook. But I mean, I mean, these kinds of

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contracts, even music contracts, we see the power that it has

1:43:19

when we're talking about celebrities. But in this case,

1:43:22

this is the Wall Street Journal, and they're talking about the

1:43:25

word blight, and how ambiguous it is.

1:43:28

Unknown: If you think of blight, you probably don't picture

1:43:31

something like this parking garage. But New York considers

1:43:35

it blighted. That's because blight is a word with more than

1:43:39

just a negative connotation. It has the power to unlock billions

1:43:43

of dollars for real estate development by opening the door

1:43:46

for governments to seize private property for public use. Just

1:43:51

look at New York's $40 billion dollar plan for Penn Station, or

1:43:55

LA's $2 billion Angels Landing project. Even Seattle's famous

1:44:00

Pike Place was transformed from this to this on the basis of

1:44:04

blight that can be the basis for deciding that the area should be

1:44:09

condemned and redeveloped. But these redevelopment projects don't hinge on the same

1:44:14

interpretation of blight. Just the word? Here's my blight is so

1:44:18

tough to define how it's used to redevelop cities and why its use

1:44:23

is a source of heated debate. Adam Curry: Oh, man, I never even considered that. Yeah, you

1:44:29

read it all the time. It's a blight for New York City.

1:44:35

Moe Factz: And it has, you know, many different definitions and

1:44:40

implications when you look at legal codes. Yeah. But it's left

1:44:45

that. That's that door is left open for to be utilized. And one

1:44:50

of them they are speaking in minute is the Barclay Center,

1:44:53

which I'm going to which I'm going to touch on on the

1:44:56

backside of this clip. Unknown: Blade has been blamed for increasing Crime, drug use

1:45:01

and unsanitary conditions in neighborhoods across the

1:45:04

country. But the standard isn't the same across every legal

1:45:07

code. Take Pittsburgh as an example. Here, blight could be a

1:45:12

building used for an immoral purpose. And Columbus, Kansas,

1:45:16

foot tall weeds check the box in Washington state being a menace

1:45:21

to the public was the rationale used to classify this motel as

1:45:25

blighted in 2015. What

1:45:28

is your standard that you use to determine blight

1:45:32

is it's a difficult term to define precisely because it's

1:45:36

used in a lot of different ways. Amy Levine specializes in land use and municipal law.

1:45:42

She has exceptional knowledge in the area of eminent domain, and

1:45:45

was integral in drafting our legislation. In general,

1:45:49

it's used to identify the land that should be part of a

1:45:52

redevelopment area. And once land is identified as blighted The stage is set for

1:45:58

eminent domain, giving the government the power to seize

1:46:01

the property. If the government needs to build a school or build a road, they can

1:46:07

go in and they can take property from private property owners,

1:46:10

and then use it to provide those public purposes.

1:46:14

Adam Curry: Now, Alright, nice. And

1:46:17

Moe Factz: if it's such a hard term to define, why do you use

1:46:20

it? Adam Curry: Yeah, because it makes eminent domain easy. Yeah.

1:46:25

Moe Factz: And this was used with urban development and urban

1:46:29

renewal, which everybody talks about redlining that, you know,

1:46:33

the impacted black people. But that was one of the real thing.

1:46:37

And we talked about on the show that destroy the quote unquote,

1:46:40

black community if we ever had one was the urban renewal. Fast

1:46:47

forward once How about the bought Barclays Center now? the

1:46:52

vagueness of Jay Z's are owner of the Brooklyn, the Brooklyn

1:47:00

Nets. Yep. That was sold. But we looked at what his percentage

1:47:05

was. It was less than 1%. But they put them on the sideline,

1:47:09

made them look like the owner. Yeah, get the people support in

1:47:15

Brooklyn. So then they could be displaced? Yes.

1:47:18

Adam Curry: So then they just used blight. I'm sure they use

1:47:21

that somewhere. Moe Factz: What they use the ambiguous, ambiguous nature or

1:47:26

use the term they use the term owner and an ambiguous nature?

1:47:30

Yes, yes. Yeah. Just say, Oh, he's the owner. And they've done

1:47:34

this many times, like Usher I think he's, quote unquote, owner

1:47:37

of a team. There's a bunch of different celebrities their role

1:47:40

and my Oh, he's the owner. I think J Cole is the owner of the

1:47:45

Charlotte Hornets are this is when you say what, how much do

1:47:51

they own on their own? One by 1% or less? Which,

1:47:57

Adam Curry: which? Which episode was there we talked about that?

1:48:04

We talked about that. Moe Factz: I remember I remember it was like it was the no man

1:48:09

and house. Was Adam Curry: that the one? I think it was? And meet the

1:48:15

parents I believe Nipsey Hussle. And we talked about it there to

1:48:18

Moe Factz: where we talked to well, they use him to to push

1:48:23

their agenda for I think that was the that was the episode on

1:48:29

opportunity zones, which is another term.

1:48:33

Adam Curry: Listen to this headline. New York Times. Why

1:48:38

New York State insists that Penn Station area is blighted the

1:48:43

congested chaotic section of Manhattan near Pennsylvania

1:48:46

Station, which t teams with tourists, commuters and shoppers

1:48:50

is an undeniably drab does that make it blighted? And that's

1:48:55

where they come up with $7 billion to renovate it.

1:49:00

Moe Factz: And can I ask you this question because you just

1:49:02

made me think of something I didn't even think when I was putting the show together. Could this illegal immigration be used

1:49:09

as a artificial blight when you see the pictures yeah look at

1:49:17

look at how it makes the city look Adam Curry: oh yeah looks blighted blighted as yeah

1:49:22

Unknown: yeah let's Moe Factz: let's let's move the people to this area. And where

1:49:31

we will blight to be light on wheels you know everywhere.

1:49:40

Mobile Adam Curry: blight Wow.

1:49:43

Moe Factz: I've never thought about that to say to you said

1:49:45

that because that's the first thing that popped in my head was

1:49:48

the images. Yeah, from the illegal aliens in New York and

1:49:52

Chicago and what they're actually doing to the cities at

1:49:55

blighting it. Yeah. Which, where are they sending them to? The

1:50:00

black neighborhood. Yeah, Chicago was known for not

1:50:03

Chicago wins. We're known for not wanting to sale. There,

1:50:07

right. No, we're not selling our that we're not selling our

1:50:11

family home. So sure. Yeah. Well, let's send you some

1:50:15

blight. Yeah. Good old blight of your way. And now yeah, we've

1:50:19

told you tore your community down. And we can use eminent

1:50:22

domain to take it. Wow. Yeah. I love this thing. Just seems too

1:50:31

convenient. Wow. Well, that's ambiguous. Let's go. We're still

1:50:38

staying on there. And this is used in a political, political

1:50:43

way. This is Australia and their relationships hot Taiwan.

1:50:48

Unknown: Welcome back to the program. Let's go live to Paul Kelly, editor at large at the Australian pull. National

1:50:53

security front and center today virus speaks from Penny Wong

1:50:57

saying Peter Dutton has been amping up the prospect of war

1:51:00

with a superpower, Mr. Duttons retort, he says that it's

1:51:04

nonsense, and that anyone's comments could have been made by

1:51:07

Paul Keating. What do you make of where this has landed this

1:51:10

afternoon, or what we've got to do in this country is just cool down, calm

1:51:17

down. In terms of this debate we're having at the moment about

1:51:19

Taiwan. We need to maintain the current policy, we need to

1:51:24

maintain strategic ambiguity as the approach to this issue,

1:51:29

which has been the approach for many decades now. And we need

1:51:34

to, I think, have both sides using careful language in what's

1:51:39

going to be a very brought up in in what's going to be a very

1:51:42

brutal and contested election campaign where national security

1:51:47

will be an issue. We've got to ensure this doesn't get out of

1:51:51

control. Well, that was a Adam Curry: good good use of the term there.

1:51:54

Moe Factz: And that term could be interpreted as gaslighting,

1:51:57

right? You look at the definition of gaslighting making

1:52:00

someone question their reality, perception or about denying

1:52:04

facts. What is that? That's

1:52:07

Adam Curry: amazing kind of policy, law and politics. It's

1:52:12

all ambiguous, ambiguous and ambivalent. Yeah. contagious?

1:52:18

Yes. Right. All right. Moe Factz: So another check I mean, GPT is rolling here. If

1:52:26

you want to confuse people. Now we go to the shifting goalposts

1:52:30

the final the flank Yep, the final one. Yep. And confusing

1:52:35

people in and just so people know who this is. This is

1:52:38

Mudgett Carew repair, I think it's Hi pronounces she's an

1:52:43

Indian lady. And she's a narcissistic abuse recovery

1:52:48

therapist. And also more importantly a podcaster goes Oh,

1:52:51

there you go. Adam Curry: Boxes Yes, and authority on the subject. Okay.

1:52:57

This Moe Factz: is shifting goalposts and

1:52:59

Unknown: narcissists will ensure you never reach the end of the

1:53:02

goalpost. They only have one strategy in mind. And that is to

1:53:05

show that they went that you lose or they destroy your

1:53:08

victory. And narcissists will state or hint about something

1:53:12

that they want. Once you have given them what you want, and

1:53:15

you have scored that goal they let you know that it was not

1:53:17

enough or not what they point it is very confusing, but this is

1:53:21

done to create confusion. And narcissists will move the

1:53:25

goalposts because they do not want you to be successful in

1:53:28

anything that will shift things around so you wind up failing.

1:53:31

This gives them validation that they are better than you and

1:53:34

that they that you are the problem a narcissist will want

1:53:37

you to second guess who are not allowed to ask anything without

1:53:41

being devalued and gaslighted they want you to be confused and

1:53:45

question your sanity and asking questions is not allowed. This

1:53:49

allows them to insert whichever narrative they choose and move

1:53:52

the goalposts in any direction. Say you never succeed.

1:53:57

Adam Curry: Wow, first of all, Najib, give me a call and I'll

1:54:01

help you on the audio Moe Factz: 2.0 as well. Really Oh, good for her when he's

1:54:07

little No no, I mean, I mean you could help her with it.

1:54:10

Adam Curry: She definitely needs that yeah Moe Factz: well what she said in that clip they prevent your

1:54:17

success narcissist aim to win make you lose a roux your

1:54:23

achievement. Yeah, that's their goal. It sounds spot on with the

1:54:29

system Adam Curry: Sure does. Moe Factz: And it seems like this shifting goalposts is the

1:54:35

go to tactic of narcissists which is another term

1:54:39

Adam Curry: for politician who

1:54:43

Moe Factz: are artists did the amount of times is used and also

1:54:49

use incorrectly? You know, anytime it's something that

1:54:54

somebody doesn't like, or you're a narcissist Adam Curry: now when you're a narc, would you call 4045 Savage

1:54:58

and narcissist. Moe Factz: That's the good dad. Manipulate to win at your

1:55:04

expense. Shift the goalpost is sure failure manipulates

1:55:12

disallowing questions. Adam Curry: He doesn't hit them all. No. Depends on who?

1:55:21

Moe Factz: I know, probably a better diagnosis than narcissist

1:55:25

for Adam Curry: him. Yeah. But that's what they call them all

1:55:27

the time. Moe Factz: I think he likes to win. I mean, he likes to win and

1:55:32

know that he was he's defeated. I think there's a certain

1:55:38

Adam Curry: narcissistic quality there. Moe Factz: Well, I think what a narcissist, is there a certain

1:55:45

vagueness to it? They like to miss it hidden. It's a hidden

1:55:49

thing. I think he likes to dominate, and you'd like to know

1:55:52

that you're being dominated, right? That's why I went and

1:55:55

use. Like I said, there's a there's their diagnosis form.

1:55:58

But I know, that's not one of the best. Yeah, I don't think

1:56:01

that's the one that fits for him because of the nature that he he

1:56:05

likes to win, right. Um, so let's go and get to the second

1:56:09

clip for her Unknown: ever accuse you of not listening when you do not meet

1:56:13

the unachievable goal. They can then claim that they never

1:56:17

wanted you to do that in the first place. They do not just

1:56:20

adjust the position of the goalposts, they remove it

1:56:22

completely. If you achieved the goal, you will be accused of

1:56:26

being selfish. And it's not what they wanted. narcissists change

1:56:30

their mind and shift the goal, because they simply want you to

1:56:34

keep on serving them. You have to understand that narcissists

1:56:38

are very fickle and change their mind, they will just slough it

1:56:41

off as who fail every call, he will be accused of being too

1:56:44

sensitive or taking things too seriously. When they shift. The

1:56:48

goal is all about them. They will do whatever it takes to get

1:56:51

what they want, even if it means moving the goalposts or cheating

1:56:55

in some other way. Adam Curry: Yeah, flipping the script on you all of that.

1:57:01

Moe Factz: Now with that said, if they're calling him a

1:57:03

narcissist, maybe that's why they're using the tactics that

1:57:07

they're using. Because Adam Curry: they're narcissists. Right?

1:57:12

Moe Factz: Can you hit one time in Dutch for me? Adam Curry: But just being yourself and your corporate or

1:57:16

to health? Moe Factz: I'm going to learn how to say that one day. I was

1:57:20

surprised. Break it out. But I think that's what's going on

1:57:25

there. And like, because he has his whole host of problems with

1:57:29

the he has with him, but I don't think that's I don't think the

1:57:34

the hidden aspect of it. He he's more out up in front, which is

1:57:39

why I think in a weird way people appreciate him. Like

1:57:45

we're going to get the old you know, we're going to fight that

1:57:50

kind of thing. Right, right.

1:57:53

Adam Curry: We're gonna kill somebody. We're getting oil. Yeah.

1:57:56

Moe Factz: We blew him up. New Chalav like a dog, that kind of

1:58:03

thing. That's why I was saying that's why I will say he didn't

1:58:06

fit that diagnosis, but Right. Oh, this, this is PBS Digital

1:58:12

Studios. And they're going to in a debate format, they're going

1:58:16

to explain well, using in a debate format, they're gonna say

1:58:21

explain moving the goalposts. moving

1:58:23

Unknown: the goalposts, sometimes called a raising the

1:58:25

bar is a fallacy where the wind condition for an opposing

1:58:29

argument is constantly revised in response to its successes.

1:58:33

Picture a soccer game, a player has the ball and is rushing

1:58:36

towards the goal. There are no defenders in sight, the field is

1:58:39

wide open, just as the player is about to kick and a score. Two

1:58:42

opponents pop up out of nowhere and literally move the goal out

1:58:46

of the way of the ball. That's another giggled at the Miss

1:58:48

effectively in the face of defeat, the defending side of

1:58:51

changes the very nature of the game being played in

1:58:53

conversation. It looks something like this, Mike and stronglight

1:58:56

are talking about climate change. Things aren't too bad

1:58:59

right now. I'll be worried when there is a clear difference in

1:59:02

the climate things are bad right now we have ice cores and tree

1:59:06

rings. We know clearly that the climate hasn't been this bad for

1:59:10

as long as humans have been around. Those are indirect

1:59:13

measurements, you are making a leap of faith. What about all of

1:59:17

those written climate records from around the world going back

1:59:20

150 years, 150 years is nothing show me written climate records

1:59:25

going back a few 1000 years and then maybe I will change my

1:59:29

tune. A common conclusion to this type of argument is the

1:59:32

movement of goalposts outside the arena to a place where the

1:59:36

opposing side is simply cannot score.

1:59:40

Adam Curry: I would have used this example for climate change.

1:59:43

The goalposts there was weather is not climate, extreme weather

1:59:49

events. That was a big moving of the goalpost or global

1:59:54

Moe Factz: warming to climate change. Adam Curry: Yes, the Oh yeah,

1:59:57

Moe Factz: I thought I found it fascinating. that he did that

2:00:02

with the climate change thing. Adam Curry: And he was the deal way around, though. He said, Oh,

2:00:06

you want 1000s of years? No, no, no, no, it's 150 years. But

2:00:11

Moe Factz: they may say it's the worst in history. Well, history

2:00:14

goes back further than 150 years. That's great. I know. So

2:00:19

I'm just saying on both sides. We're hearing the wizardry of

2:00:24

manipulation and moving the goalposts. Yeah. Oh, you know,

2:00:27

one thing, well, you need 1000 You're asking for something that

2:00:30

doesn't exist. And the other side is saying, changing one

2:00:34

that terminology. We went from global warming to climate

2:00:37

change. Yeah, whatever that means. And then you're saying

2:00:40

it's the worst thing where you framed it? It's the worst in

2:00:43

history. Yeah. Are you saying recorded history? Or you don't,

2:00:46

they never say this, the vagueness. Now we got the

2:00:49

vagueness coming in? Yeah. They don't say in recorded in the 150

2:00:53

years of recorded history, where the worst because most people

2:00:56

will say, Well, you're selling under 50 years. I mean, there

2:00:58

have been around for how about Adam Curry: this hundreds of years? Right? That's another

2:01:03

good one. They Moe Factz: will never say that. They will say worst in history,

2:01:08

which is vague. Very, at best at best. So but we're going back

2:01:16

nearly four now. Okay. It doesn't matter if you're wrong,

2:01:21

or right. Oh, Unknown: well, white supremacy is racism. Now. Some people will

2:01:27

argue these points. In fact, they will are gonna punch with

2:01:29

everything that I'm saying. But somebody thought up a system

2:01:34

based on no royalist system. royalism means holier than thou

2:01:38

means I'm better than you. Why are you better than me? Well,

2:01:43

that's just the way it is. And because I've said, so that's why

2:01:48

I'm better than you. Okay, so you're better than me. Now, what

2:01:52

do we do next? Well, what we do next, is that you let me tell

2:01:56

you what to do. And you don't have to tell me anything. You

2:02:00

can suggest to me what I should do, and I'll think about it. If

2:02:03

I want to do it. I will. But when I tell you something is not

2:02:08

a suggestion is a demand, and you will obey the demands and

2:02:13

commands that I make to you. That's the Royalist system.

2:02:18

Being born with a silver spoon in your mouth.

2:02:21

Adam Curry: Yeah, yeah. Well, that actually exists still, of

2:02:24

course, Moe Factz: in that investor role the system and that's, it

2:02:27

doesn't matter if we were wrong. It doesn't matter if we were

2:02:30

wrong about COVID. And that's more on the left hand side. We

2:02:34

don't matter if we were wrong about a rat. That's more on the

2:02:36

right hand side. It's the same thing. It doesn't matter if

2:02:40

we're wrong. Right. And they may have goals for why you're

2:02:44

bringing up all stuff. Yeah, that's the narcissist. That's

2:02:47

the narcissism kicking me Adam Curry: again. In Holland, we say how high now to call you

2:02:52

out to Slote. Which means Why are you Why are you dragging an

2:02:56

old cow over the canal? It

2:02:58

Moe Factz: happened yesterday. Is that cow dead? It Happen hour

2:03:03

ago, I just did it. You know, you just you just slapped me.

2:03:06

It's like, well, you bring it up Oh stuff. And that's the

2:03:09

manipulation of this system. And the system is based off a

2:03:14

royalism. What they did was instead of just having a

2:03:19

bloodline or heredity, a direct line to you know, to a certain

2:03:25

bloodline. They open it up to a certain phenotype. That that's

2:03:31

why that's why it's supremacy. Right that which I call racism.

2:03:34

Nepotism. Yeah, just another form of Napa. Yeah.

2:03:37

Adam Curry: I mean, we did have two Bush presidents. You know,

2:03:40

we did have a Clinton president and an almost second Clinton

2:03:44

president. And Moe Factz: then we had a bush that was supposed to run against

2:03:49

the Clinton. Yep. Adam Curry: Yeah. All wrapped up. Yeah. Failed. Failed. Jab,

2:03:56

low energy, Jeb. Moe Factz: Yeah. So this is the this is the royal system. He

2:04:04

goes further. And number 30, Unknown: is making a difference whether you're drunk or sober,

2:04:08

your royal don't have anything to do with whether or not you

2:04:13

are well educated or not. You are royal, you are born royal,

2:04:17

you are born better than everybody else. Even when you're

2:04:20

not better than everybody else, you're still better than

2:04:22

everybody else. That's the royal is idea that a lot of people

2:04:27

have resisted that idea. And a lot of people have embraced it.

2:04:32

But a lot of people down through the ages have resisted the idea

2:04:37

of royal ism, that there are some people that just born

2:04:40

royal, and that's just no question about it. You can't say

2:04:43

anything about it. Now the idea of racism is based on the same

2:04:49

basic principle. As all it is, it's just a royalist system put

2:04:54

on a one on a color basis, meaning you fall Like to a

2:05:00

person if you are classified or you have classified yourself as

2:05:04

non white, then you point out someone who is classified as, as

2:05:10

non white if you are classified as white. And you say, oh,

2:05:14

there's a person with color in his or her skin, black, brown,

2:05:18

red, yellow, beige tan color doesn't make it a different

2:05:23

color as long as as long as color.

2:05:27

Moe Factz: And you came up with this color system in the first

2:05:30

place. Adam Curry: Let me guess, color people.

2:05:34

Moe Factz: Notice the thing about it. You got the red man,

2:05:37

the yellow man, the black man the brown man. Do you

2:05:40

Adam Curry: wonder he sang about it? It was Stevie saw. It was?

2:05:44

Moe Factz: Yeah, just think about it. Oh, is you have m

2:05:48

Brown. But I'm not brown. I'm black. In the color system? Of

2:05:53

course. Of course. The brown man could be darker than me. And he

2:05:58

could be brown. Yeah, see, I confused. See see the built in

2:06:04

confusion that it is? Yes. And wow, realize that it was when

2:06:09

when you start working in international settings. Oh,

2:06:12

people from all over the world wish interesting in the last

2:06:15

company I worked at it was one of those situations. It was

2:06:18

people that were more melanated than me. But they were I guess

2:06:25

they were kids theory. Yeah. This brown thing is confusing

2:06:28

too. Because brown can be Indian, or brown could be

2:06:33

Latino, or Latina. But then I can't be brown. And I'm lighter

2:06:38

than all of them is like how are we doing this in a color Craig?

2:06:42

Like a spectrum should be black. It might actually be brown or

2:06:47

whatever, you know, if they're dark into me, or if they're

2:06:49

lying to me, Adam Curry: Paul, the problem is we don't call it out. I mean,

2:06:53

this is an this is the most bothersome is like Kamala

2:06:56

Harris. When they call her a black woman. It's like what do

2:07:01

you mean? Are you trying to say a das because she's not. But no

2:07:05

one calls it out. At least not loud enough. It's doesn't become

2:07:09

a thing and you're slapped down as racist. But, you know, they

2:07:14

try to paint her as African American woman. Yes, which is

2:07:20

just not which Moe Factz: is gaslighting. Now we're going back to the key is

2:07:24

met. And this is one of the things I wanted to stress. I've

2:07:29

mentioned it a couple of times on the show. Do not

2:07:32

underestimate the ability of the of the these people on the left

2:07:37

hand side. They're not dumb. Know, the dumb that they're

2:07:43

portraying is a gaslighting mechanism. So you've either one

2:07:48

underestimate them or you just get frustrated and you pull your

2:07:52

hair out they're not dumb you don't get that far and that's

2:07:58

the whole thing with di waste. Yeah, they're awesome dumb

2:08:01

people to allow to have positions and we're going to get

2:08:04

that set to look at later and Michelle, but these people are

2:08:08

not dumb when they come that binder with it is a is a

2:08:13

manipulation tactic. The the I don't know I mean to go check

2:08:21

out like you didn't prepare you on the biggest stage. You didn't

2:08:25

prepare to do it. No, they know is that oh that blonde wig by

2:08:29

joy and read and it goes on both sides and on both sides. Yeah.

2:08:34

It's It's just Oh, I didn't like what they say the term dog

2:08:38

whistles you knew that was a dog wheel. So you know what you

2:08:42

meant when you implied that Yeah. Oh no, give me that. Oh, I

2:08:45

didn't know your I didn't know you were gonna take it that way.

2:08:48

So what I'm just saying is this is the creation of the system is

2:08:54

the system and Adam Curry: we've all become so immune to it just are not immune

2:09:00

but just you know, we don't recognize it anymore. It's just

2:09:03

how it is is how the system runs. Moe Factz: I would even say we're become compliant now you

2:09:08

go and one thing I'll bring up is that the system takes all

2:09:15

sides of the argument they don't care what area yeah it is like

2:09:21

whatever I'm going back now I hate to go here but the Middle

2:09:25

East they're saying the aid to both sides and I saw Ron Paul

2:09:29

click was like well we stopped sending money to both sides that

2:09:32

would be the smart thing we Adam Curry: know I know it's crazy eight Israel's for the

2:09:39

bombs aid to Gaza for the food here you go. Yeah. And

2:09:43

Moe Factz: then eight let me just not only because I just

2:09:46

like to be fair, also eight and all the Arab nations surrounding

2:09:50

Israel said no a Gaza because that would be too you know, and

2:09:53

Hamas. That will be too blatant Europe,

2:09:56

Adam Curry: just 7 billion to Egypt. Yeah, that's okay. But

2:10:04

won't who won't let the the people in Gaza into Egypt? Hey,

2:10:10

here's 7 billion Good job how Moe Factz: could How can a good job and especially in the time

2:10:16

of headline readers, it mean me a second engagement, that's it.

2:10:24

All right, let's go and get to this final clip, it doesn't

2:10:27

matter, but the person Unknown: who is white will point out the person who is non white,

2:10:33

beyond the goals a person of color. That means that person

2:10:38

can be mistreated by me, who say so Oh, the system says so.

2:10:45

Because I am royal, your royal why? Because I am white, and

2:10:49

that person has color in his or her skin, looking at them. And

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I'm gonna get a close and make sure that that person has color.

2:10:57

If that person has black, brown, red, beige, can be yellow,

2:11:03

whatever. Some classification

2:11:09

that has color, that person is eligible, automatically, to be

2:11:15

nominated and mistreated by me. Clicker for seven, in all areas

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of activity. Anytime I choose to mistreat that person, and no

2:11:27

one, no one is supposed to say anything about it is my choice

2:11:34

and mine alone. That's what white supremacy is. Somebody

2:11:39

thought of that idea that took off and became the strongest and

2:11:44

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2:11:50

of in the history of the people of this planet.

2:11:55

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Obama Mo? Moe Factz: To me, but what about him? Well,

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Adam Curry: was he controlled then? Wasn't he the president?

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Of course. Moe Factz: You he was skull and bones as right? This by that

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this by that alone? I mean, you factor out the skin tone. Just

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about that alone, he was controlled because he had to lay

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2:12:25

ultimate leverage on him, whatever they do, they're doing

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drips of it now, what he like what are his proclivities are

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supporting episode number 97. Moe Factz: Alright, so the next six clips we've covered before,

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but this is the booster. Yeah, Adam Curry: you're rolling to roll up your sleeves, everybody.

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And Moe Factz: we have to do this. Because then I debated on doing

2:21:30

I had an ad two shows the last three or so shows are set in

2:21:33

stone. Okay, so this one was a you do a booster? Or do you do I

2:21:39

do something, you know another topic that I always wanted to

2:21:42

cover. But I mean, I found this one to be more important because

2:21:47

the manipulations at an all time high, that confusion is at an

2:21:50

all time high. So we have to revisit the six strategies of

2:21:55

confusion by Neely fuller. And they're very similar to what the

2:21:59

chat GPT gave us. Let's go ahead and get into number one,

2:22:03

Unknown: know these six things that they do for confusion. As

2:22:10

far as I know, it's six and major things, it might do a

2:22:15

number of small things. I mean, I haven't recognized their

2:22:19

college confusion. But it's six basic things. Now this is not in

2:22:23

the textbook. I've been talking about it for years. And I intend

2:22:26

to put it in an updated expanded version of the textbook. But his

2:22:31

racial classification confusion. You got a little bit more of

2:22:35

that going on now with some recent incident of a white lady

2:22:39

saying that she was black, racial classification confusion.

2:22:43

All right. And even half classification confusion. Were

2:22:48

the people who are sometimes considered to be white, or

2:22:54

sometimes said or implied that maybe they are not white, or

2:23:00

vice versa. Whatever. It's convenient for them. Yes, sir.

2:23:04

That's what they'll do. Adam Curry: Well, we've talked about a number of those.

2:23:09

Moe Factz: The the orange is the main one. Yep.

2:23:13

Adam Curry: I keep stressing is non white. Yeah, that's

2:23:16

important. Moe Factz: Why did they call you orange? Nobody is going over

2:23:20

people's heads. Why are they referring to you as a color?

2:23:27

Think about it. That's right. You're out of the group. Now you

2:23:34

offer nothing the umbrella of the system. Here's why they

2:23:38

don't Adam Curry: even have like people like Morning Joe who do

2:23:40

this all the time? I don't think they even know why they're doing

2:23:43

it. It's just done. That's just how you do it. Moe Factz: They've been programmed. They've been

2:23:49

programmed. And no, no, no is this and honestly, I didn't come

2:23:55

into knowing it. But it just dawned on me one day like, oh,

2:23:59

they do they're demoting deaf people. Yes. You don't meet

2:24:06

that. I told you if you shut up ate your beef. And just didn't

2:24:13

say anything, you will be fine. But when you want to push back

2:24:17

against the system, and you know and say you have, you know, ways

2:24:23

of protecting yourself, we know we've done GBG so we know we're

2:24:27

on the same page just right. Are you two genders, or whatever it

2:24:33

is. And then the other one is? Oh, your God ain't science. Oh,

2:24:39

that's a big offense. Oh, that's a big offense. Because notice

2:24:43

when the rubber meets the road when COVID hit, you can't go to

2:24:49

church. That's right, who was the real God? That was the that

2:24:53

was a testing point right there. Adam Curry: But it's so it's discussed everyday in churches

2:24:57

around America to this day. And a lot of churches broke Mo, they

2:25:03

broke, they're all sparkle now. Moe Factz: Because they don't want to lose that protection.

2:25:09

And part of that protection is the 501. C three.

2:25:12

Adam Curry: That's right, the John Johnson Amendment. This is

2:25:15

the thing that Moe Factz: that they're very good at. And it was illustrated

2:25:19

in the, in the diary of Economic Hitman is they integrate into

2:25:25

your system so much that when you use the API analogy, you

2:25:29

become so integrated into the system that you can't function

2:25:35

without it. And that's why top podcasts in 2.0 is such a huge,

2:25:40

and I'm not sure I'm not being a homer here. The fact that you

2:25:46

can get your message out and people can get value back to you

2:25:49

to keep you going. That day, the system don't like that. Because

2:25:53

they had it all sold out. Don't turn your Adam Curry: power off. Yeah.

2:25:59

Moe Factz: We experienced that. But this racial classification

2:26:03

confusion, and this is why trans racial will never be a thing.

2:26:09

Because if it is, I can easily identify I'm trans racial, I'm

2:26:12

white man. Right? Right. Give me those privileges, right, or give

2:26:17

me that, uh, not a privilege, because that's what they give

2:26:20

non white people is white privilege. You know, your,

2:26:25

quote, unquote, under System, white supremacy, you're born

2:26:29

with those rights. They didn't give it to you. But they gave

2:26:34

you like I said, they if you don't want to go along with

2:26:36

their system, they will take it away from me. And that's why

2:26:39

trans racism will never be a thing. And that's why if you I'm

2:26:43

just gonna make this one last point. A person can have seven

2:26:50

white grandparents and one black grandparent. And as soon as that

2:26:54

black grandparent is on earth, done, what are you? What did

2:27:00

they start calling you? I don't make the rules. I'm just telling

2:27:06

I'm just showing you what, what, how they go about this thing. Or

2:27:09

if you have four grandparents, and three of them are white and

2:27:15

one is black. Or if you have two parents and one is black and one

2:27:19

is white, I should be equally to choose. You know what I want to

2:27:23

be? Right? Me if we were talking equally, if I want to. I didn't

2:27:27

know my Adam Curry: wife here. Oh, you're tainted now? No, right.

2:27:31

Now, Moe Factz: now you can call yourself black. That's fine.

2:27:35

That's that's okay. But you can't go the other way. And I

2:27:40

didn't make these rules. I didn't make this up. So I'm just

2:27:44

showing you how the system works. Now. If they want to ask

2:27:47

for we go to number two. No, I'm good. Number two

2:27:50

Unknown: second, racial dislocation confusion. They have

2:27:54

had this all the time, meaning, keep those squatters moving. In

2:27:59

other words, if people are non white, people move it. Why they

2:28:03

have found out from experiments from experience. You keep people

2:28:07

moving all the time, people's everything from people going

2:28:11

across the desert, trying to find a way to get some foods and

2:28:16

clothing, some shelter. Some jobs, are people trying to cross

2:28:20

an ocean and their baby has fallen into the water and

2:28:24

whatnot, turn it over, that's dislocated people that they are

2:28:28

not stable, trying to find a place where they can go where no

2:28:33

one is trying to harm them, right. Also dislocation means

2:28:39

you have your thing set not on the sidewalk. Okay. All right.

2:28:43

Now, you might have done that about three years before then.

2:28:47

The white supremacist when it comes to black people, keep

2:28:52

those black people moving. Adam Curry: Yeah, well, we're seeing that in real time. And

2:28:58

Moe Factz: that's what you're saying about the powderkeg is going on in New York and Chicago. More specifically,

2:29:03

yeah. Is keep on moving. And Chicago had its own internal

2:29:09

issues when they know compressed aleida neighborhoods, it's a

2:29:14

small area. This is why the gang violence really sparked up like

2:29:18

it did because used to be cross town beef. Right now you're

2:29:22

crossed the block, or down the street from your quota from your

2:29:26

ops, as they like to call it. Your opposition. Now you're

2:29:31

bringing people here from other countries.

2:29:35

Adam Curry: Just exacerbating it all in

2:29:38

Unknown: for Moe Factz: people who don't think skin color counts. The

2:29:42

Haitians are the number one people that had the best claim

2:29:47

of asylum. Look how they're treated when they get to the

2:29:52

border. Yeah. They don't get envelopes of cash in new

2:29:57

clothes. Adam Curry: They got it for a moment. They error with the

2:30:00

earthquake but after that, nope. No, I'm talking about recently

2:30:04

under the under the I know. I know barbecue barbecue. Why

2:30:08

Moe Factz: a mess the new county Adam Curry: Yeah, that's a good yeah, that's a good point.

2:30:17

Moe Factz: He and I made the post the Hispaniola is the new

2:30:20

Korea Yeah, they got a wall go right down the middle.

2:30:26

Adam Curry: That's right. That's right. keep our eye on it. Because

2:30:29

Moe Factz: there's some precious rare earth minerals that may or

2:30:34

may not be in Haiti and Adam Curry: gold. Yeah, let you know who has the 26 year

2:30:39

contract? Moe Factz: I do and natural gas and oil and it's plentiful. It's

2:30:44

all Adam Curry: random. Hillary's brother has the gold contracts.

2:30:49

Moe Factz: Right? But why is it that lighter brown people and

2:30:55

yellow people are treated? Come on in. But the black people? Oh,

2:31:01

no. You might be a cannibal. You might. Yeah, I

2:31:06

Adam Curry: see it. I see it. Yeah, roast me and roast me. But

2:31:09

color don't count. And it's and the whole thing is bull that

2:31:13

cannibal picture was from five years ago.

2:31:17

Moe Factz: That video and is bold. And

2:31:21

Adam Curry: that Barbie is also bull. That's not true. That's

2:31:24

his nickname since he was a kid his mama had like a truck, a

2:31:28

food truck. Moe Factz: But it's easy to believe the savages. There you

2:31:35

go. Going back to Tarzan. Adam Curry: Oh, what do you make? The cartoons from the 40s?

2:31:40

From 30? Yes. Oh, yeah. Moe Factz: They they're leaning heavy and all of it. Nobody sees

2:31:46

it. And you know what? John? Paul Pierre? Yeah. Haitian? Yes.

2:31:52

He says anything? No. Because you don't want to lose her white

2:31:56

privilege. That's why she was saying anything. Wow, geez, I'm

2:32:01

just, that's why I said his show is necessary. It is all up in

2:32:05

your face. As people say, right there in your face. Yeah. Don't

2:32:11

want to see it, though. No, of course not. Number three. The

2:32:15

Unknown: third thing is racial population tailoring confusion.

2:32:19

In other words, don't let the population in any particular

2:32:23

place get too big. It becomes difficult to handle. So you

2:32:26

tailor it. Yeah. So you tailor that population, you have all

2:32:30

kinds of ways you spread disease. Okay. All right. That's

2:32:33

one way of getting rid of some people like that, right? You

2:32:38

just hand out guns to 50% of the population. And you'd only be

2:32:44

able to other 50% and you give them all guns. So you make sure

2:32:51

that you tailor their minds so that they are mad at each other.

2:32:54

They are gangsters and all like that. Not Want to be a gangster.

2:32:59

Okay, now when you get to be a gangster, and get your

2:33:02

credentials, who are you going to gangsta again? The black

2:33:07

people, that's all I ever say you do? Yeah. All right. So you

2:33:10

no big deal. That's all a part of the racist scheme.

2:33:14

Adam Curry: No, man. He's a prophet.

2:33:20

Moe Factz: That's logic. Yeah. That's cool. How are we use

2:33:23

logic? Yeah, it makes you seem like you for in the future?

2:33:28

Yeah, cuz you notice the treat you?

2:33:30

Adam Curry: Oh, I've seen that. Before course, of course you can

2:33:33

see it. Yeah. Moe Factz: And I'll make one last point before we move on to

2:33:37

four. Where'd all the hot shots go? To rain states for the

2:33:42

orange people? Yeah. Where did they train overturn that putting

2:33:46

poison into the water and the soul? Yeah. Where the orange

2:33:50

people are. And I'm gonna make because I will This is part of

2:33:55

part of the show I was gonna make were all the nuclear silos.

2:34:01

Orange orange country. So if there ever was a nuclear war,

2:34:07

who's gonna be taken out orange? Yeah. You've been demoted,

2:34:13

folks. This is why we go first. Yes, we go first. But with the

2:34:22

advent of AI, in all these other tools, it's the small it will I

2:34:28

say the two groups more people and less people. The last people

2:34:31

like we don't need all these people around. Who's the first to go? Well? Yeah. The blacks that are on the bottom next day

2:34:37

on the bottom. Who want to mess with them? Unbelievable. So

2:34:42

let's replace the orange. Yeah. The replacement theory is real,

2:34:47

is really real. Now you can call me

2:34:53

Adam Curry: black penile. It's interesting because you have you

2:34:56

have an actual document which is replacing replacement migration.

2:35:03

That's, that's part of what really has been happening. But

2:35:07

this is replacement theory. This this is this is it's something

2:35:11

different. It's it happens under the same banner. But you don't

2:35:16

have to be an immigrant to be a part of it. It's amazing. Keep

2:35:21

those people moving. Yes. Keep a movin. That's right. Wow.

2:35:26

Unknown: Number four. Number four, is racial sexual confusion. So now you got trans

2:35:34

this and trans that and trans that, then you mix that trans

2:35:39

gender confusion with trans racial confusion. Now you got

2:35:46

the package that you was aiming for in the beginning. They

2:35:49

started off with transgender but I've been telling people for

2:35:52

years. I Oh, yeah, that looks like that's mundane. That's, you

2:35:56

know, we all have people who, you know, have what you call

2:36:00

bisexual or transsexual, even among Black people. We all got

2:36:04

them in our family, if we're not those ourselves, okay, so we say

2:36:08

well, that's no big deal. What you got to think about what the

2:36:11

racist intend to do with that. So they mixed a transgender with

2:36:16

the trans racial. Now they got maximum confusion Max, which is

2:36:21

what they want, right? Moe Factz: Okay. Wow. 1972 was when he said that have black men

2:36:30

and dresses? Yeah. 1972 is when he called it and where we're at

2:36:38

now, and Harry Styles is right behind this. All the other

2:36:42

people. Adam Curry: Oh, man, it's unbelievable. Now it's very

2:36:47

believable. What am I Moe Factz: what is that to do? I've said it before and I'll say

2:36:51

it again four modify to eliminate the undesirable before

2:36:57

they procreate. Adam Curry: Oh, totally, totally. To

2:37:02

Moe Factz: eliminate the undesired undesirables before

2:37:06

they procreate. That's why they want your kid on hormone

2:37:08

blockers at 4567 years old. That's because if you're dumb

2:37:13

enough to give it to your children, allow your children to

2:37:17

have it. They're not wanting to force people. That's right.

2:37:21

That's right. You're not a Master. Yeah, you don't desire

2:37:24

to be a master. It's all brand. Get rid of them. I want to tell

2:37:30

you, this ain't no game. This ain't no game. This ain't no

2:37:34

theory is awesome. is right in your face. Yeah, number five,

2:37:40

you go to Unknown: number five, racial showcasing confusion. That's

2:37:48

putting a few black people all black faces that used to be to

2:37:52

the back. We want them down front now. Okay. But black faces

2:37:57

down front on a whole bunch of stuff that the white supremacist

2:38:00

are going to be doing in the back. But you have a black face

2:38:04

up front. Now that makes black people get mad at the black

2:38:07

people who are upfront, right? White supremacist who are backed

2:38:11

by? Yeah. That causes confusion. And it also causes black people

2:38:19

to start attacking each other. And the racism back behind the

2:38:22

wall does cracking now sides will often say we got him again.

2:38:26

I mean, he's people that are dumb as creatures you'll ever

2:38:29

see. And because they can't catch on and nothing. All right.

2:38:35

Adam Curry: Oh, yeah. Right.

2:38:37

Moe Factz: Natalie this right quick. Who's in charge the

2:38:39

border? Kamala Harris. Who's in charge in the military.

2:38:50

Adam Curry: Lloyd Austin. Okay. Moe Factz: Who's Who's on a third term?

2:38:56

Adam Curry: Barack Obama. Moe Factz: Who's coming out the Trump users go ahead and list on

2:39:04

that one. Yeah, Adam Curry: really? Joy read. Finally. Finally. Willis. Yeah.

2:39:10

What's the New York? Da.

2:39:16

Moe Factz: I forget her name. So all right, Who? Who? Who's Who's

2:39:20

the face of the racial population movement? The mayor

2:39:27

of beside the mayor of New York. Yeah.

2:39:32

Adam Curry: Yeah, and we also have the mayor of DC. Yeah.

2:39:37

Moe Factz: She's gonna be she's gonna be the face of the crime

2:39:39

bill. 2.0. That's Adam Curry: right. Yeah, they just put that in put that into

2:39:43

the DC law right? Yeah. Man, that's amazing. D

2:39:52

Moe Factz: I knew what the word Oh yeah. Wrote it out. Well,

2:39:55

Adam Curry: I mean, Boeing's problems United Airlines

2:39:58

problems all going to be that it's the trans. The Trans CEO of

2:40:07

United, and I'm just going to presume that the will find some,

2:40:11

some colored people to blame for Boeing's problems. But they

2:40:14

it'll be it'll be it's already it's already working. People are

2:40:17

already saying, oh, yeah, there's Boeing Dei, oh, there's

2:40:20

United Dei. And D, I just might as well be a term for Black. And

2:40:26

Moe Factz: this is the second cycle of the military thing,

2:40:29

because who had it first, Colin Powell? Who took all the blame

2:40:33

for the Middle East? Adam Curry: Colin Powell.

2:40:35

Moe Factz: Colin Powell. That's right. So that's why if no, I'll

2:40:39

say no, we recognize the patterns. Yeah. Do you know

2:40:42

what's coming down the pipe? Adam Curry: Yeah, blame.

2:40:48

Moe Factz: No parts. I don't want that. Probably. Why wasn't

2:40:52

it Lord Daniels or whatever his name is? Yeah, I was sick. I

2:40:56

caught him that day. What was going on? Who's this? No, no, I

2:41:00

asked him to school a lot while I was sick. He was up what was

2:41:07

going on? Adam Curry: I wasn't there. I was in the hospital. Yeah, good

2:41:12

point. The Moe Factz: Supreme Court who was on there is on the right. It's

2:41:16

Clarence Thomas is on the left Cuthill. Yeah. Wow. also saw

2:41:24

mazzotta Meyer news where she's white. She's a little color, you

2:41:28

know, this guy. Go forward. This plant maximum confusion.

2:41:36

Adam Curry: Unbelievable. When you saw me, when you summer and

2:41:39

Eric Adams going down, they're all going down. They're all

2:41:42

going down. Moe Factz: In California, the mayor was in London breed or

2:41:48

whatever her name was. Adam Curry: Cisco. Yeah. Yeah. What is what is I got? I got to

2:41:57

know her name now. In front.

2:42:00

Moe Factz: While you look it up, put it out front. Put them out for it.

2:42:03

Adam Curry: What is that woman's name now? The Manhattan DA

2:42:07

what's her name? What Moe Factz: is that people

2:42:09

Adam Curry: are again, people are yelling at the podcast

2:42:11

device. tourney's is your attorney general.

2:42:17

Moe Factz: Yeah. Ah, see, Adam Curry: I think she's Attorney General. We're going to

2:42:21

pay it ourselves. Ah, Leticia James.

2:42:25

Moe Factz: There we go. That's it. Adam Curry: There we go. This tissue James.

2:42:29

Moe Factz: thing you see they're coming out of the mayor. Is drip

2:42:34

by drip by drip. Oh, he was friends with the with the

2:42:37

bishop. He's got the fans and now they got another case on ah.

2:42:44

P Diddy. Adam Curry: Diddy, don't look at Clive Davis. Look

2:42:50

Moe Factz: at the Epstein Hollywood please. Please.

2:42:56

Adam Curry: Yeah, I've been pushing back on that myself. That's

2:42:58

Moe Factz: crazy. This is long before P Diddy was born.

2:43:02

Adam Curry: When it when it comes when it comes time to out

2:43:06

the Wiccan lesbians of the music industry. It's not going to be

2:43:09

Taylor Swift. Who goes down? Oh, no, of course.

2:43:12

Moe Factz: It'll be Beyonce. Yeah, cuz Taylor Swift tapped

2:43:15

into the hunt family. Stay tune. Like to for that when when our

2:43:21

family and I can't hang? Adam Curry: Right. Nice. Nice tease. Yeah.

2:43:26

Moe Factz: But let's go ahead and go to number six. Okay.

2:43:29

Unknown: Number six, racial white sacrifice, confusion,

2:43:33

white sacrifice. Yes. Meaning, when you drive down the street,

2:43:38

and you're looking at your car window, you see some white

2:43:41

people on park benches, you see some white people who are out

2:43:46

there barefoot in the wintertime. And you see some

2:43:49

white people walking around talking to themselves and

2:43:52

whatnot, and don't have anything. I mean, and you say,

2:43:55

Oh, this is racism is over. Because look, if you've got

2:44:00

white people who are poor, you got white people who don't have

2:44:03

anything, you got white people who are suffering, just like

2:44:06

black people. So it's not racism, it must be something

2:44:10

else. No, the white supremacists operate on a percentage basis.

2:44:16

They know that and they even put up have they put in position in

2:44:22

the path of danger by a certain segment of white people. They'll

2:44:27

just pick off white people, so to speak, and destroy them under

2:44:30

the bus to distract non white people to thinking that racism

2:44:38

doesn't exist. But they do it on a percentage basis. See, for

2:44:42

every 10,000 Black people that they kill, they'll kill 10 White

2:44:48

people say, you know, it's not about race. I mean, you know, I

2:44:53

mean, people just out here killing people. That's all it

2:44:56

is. See, but it's always the black people who are the

2:45:00

greatest number of people suffering the way they operate.

2:45:03

So Adam Curry: who is he talking to their?

2:45:07

Moe Factz: His co host, Mr. Bobby? No. Okay.

2:45:12

Adam Curry: You got to undepressed me from all this Mo.

2:45:15

How we ended up here? We're just gonna go even worse getting even

2:45:18

worse with these last Unknown: two. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

2:45:21

Moe Factz: we thought we'd never leave people on a downer. Good.

2:45:24

But I just want to say one thing about the white sacrifice

2:45:26

because we talked about the orange. And that's the thing.

2:45:30

But they're playing the same trick on you. They deal with

2:45:32

black law matters and the cop videos, everything else. The

2:45:36

same the same. Is that thing? Yeah. The same the same. Is that

2:45:41

trick? And J wait. Jan, six. Hi, Lou. We're arresting white

2:45:47

people. How are we doing? Yeah, we're rested. Christians. Yeah.

2:45:50

White Christian, white Christian nationalists. Yeah, look, we

2:45:54

can't be racist. This can't be a system of white supremacy. Would

2:45:57

that Er, well, we eat ourselves. But it's a numbers game.

2:46:01

Basically, if this is cleaning up a sacrificial lambs, for the

2:46:05

slaughter. But we're gonna leave people on a downer. Because

2:46:08

there is a system and there is a way to be.

2:46:11

Adam Curry: There we go. Thanks. Good. Yeah, Moe Factz: this is the boost of relevance. All right, I'm ready.

2:46:17

For for each arm. Unknown: Remember, this just makes it real simple. When you

2:46:22

talk to anyone, and the person is talking about a problem, then

2:46:28

you go into the question mode? What is the problem? What are

2:46:34

you going to do about the problem? All right, how are you

2:46:39

going to go about doing something about the problem? And

2:46:43

what do you expect the constructive result to be?

2:46:46

Because anybody that you talk to, the main thing that you are

2:46:49

looking for, is whether the talk is you habit is constructive, or

2:46:55

non constructive? And if it's something that you are going to

2:46:59

get with the person? And do you want to know if the result is

2:47:04

going to be constructive, or non constructive, is really very

2:47:07

simple. Nothing about counter racist science basically, is

2:47:12

complicated. Because you just keep two things in mind, what is

2:47:16

constructive? And what is non constructive? Because you're

2:47:20

always supposed to be doing or saying something that's in the

2:47:24

constructive lane? Never in the non constructive lane? And how

2:47:29

do you know the difference? By asking questions asking the

2:47:32

question, okay, Adam Curry: my break that down. It's the, it's,

2:47:37

Moe Factz: it's so simple that it goes right over your head.

2:47:40

Every action you do, ask yourself is this constructive,

2:47:46

or non constructive? That post you're about to post that story,

2:47:51

you're about to share? That food you're about to eat? That

2:47:54

medicine, you're about to take the words that you're just about

2:47:58

to speak to the person that you talk to? Is it constructive or

2:48:03

non constructive, and you start doing that in your head? One is

2:48:09

going to free up a lot of time. To you're not going to support

2:48:16

their system with your time, talent or treasure. That's

2:48:19

right. It sounds so stupid. And when you say people who's look

2:48:25

at you that kind of like justice is like, oh, you know, what were

2:48:28

you you want to be you want you want to give people that need

2:48:31

the most help, you know, the most constructive help. You

2:48:34

don't want to miss treat people stupid. That'll never happen.

2:48:37

Yeah. If you think like that, it'll never happen. Yeah.

2:48:39

Because Adam Curry: by doing that, you'll train yourself and you'll

2:48:41

start to identify stuff. Moe Factz: And it's the simple question is not No, I like it

2:48:47

the fasting. But I'm not a calorie counter. I can never be

2:48:51

a calorie counter, right? And all that stupid stuff down, and

2:48:54

wing stuff is on or off, right? 16 hours off eight hours on?

2:49:01

Let's see. Is this the same way? Is this behavior I'm doing?

2:49:07

Constructive, or non constructive? Start asking

2:49:13

yourself with everything you do, everything you do. And then

2:49:18

lastly, you ask yourself these four questions. Number

2:49:22

Unknown: one, what do I want to do? You should know what you

2:49:27

want to do. Alright. Number two, why do I want to do what I want

2:49:35

to do? Every day all day low? Why do you want to do what you

2:49:40

want to do? Number three, how do I plan to do what I want to do?

2:49:48

And number four, and this is what you call the clincher

2:49:52

question because all the questions are important. But

2:49:55

number four, what do I expect? Deconstruct their results to be

2:50:03

Adam Curry: if everyone followed those four there will be no

2:50:07

social media Moe Factz: it will be it will be great

2:50:13

Adam Curry: yeah if everyone did it sure would

2:50:16

Moe Factz: be great because you will pick up say hey, I want to

2:50:19

share some constructive information. Adam Curry: Yeah

2:50:23

Moe Factz: this is how you this how you try to change the alternator whatever you use

2:50:31

Adam Curry: when's the last time you change the alternator on your car?

2:50:33

Moe Factz: Who knows? That will be the that will be the

2:50:38

associate that will that will that is what it is built for. We

2:50:43

are the problem and yeah, of course. We are the problem with

2:50:46

the tribe. We're in a trap. And we give these people power. They

2:50:52

don't have any power. No Adam to me Adam even had to eat the

2:50:57

fruit. Adam Curry: No, no, no, you're right. It was Apple even

2:51:01

Moe Factz: if Apple constructive or non constructive. If that

2:51:04

asked that question. We'll still be in the Garden of Eden right

2:51:06

now. That's simple. Yeah. Adam Curry: Well, we're not we're in the broken world, and

2:51:15

we have to live consciously. Think about our actions and what

2:51:21

we're doing. Moe Factz: Wait, put it on the scale.

2:51:25

Adam Curry: Hey, you go mow. Thank you for this. This was

2:51:27

this was a great booster shot. It's the only booster shot I'll

2:51:31

ever take. And I appreciate you I appreciate your work brother.

2:51:36

This was great. And Moe Factz: I appreciate 97 episodes of constructive

2:51:43

conversations Right? Right. And as I always say pay attention to

2:51:50

everything and the true reveal itself.

2:51:53

Adam Curry: My brother we will talk again for episode number

2:51:56

eight I look forward to it all right, Adam See you later okay

2:51:59

Brother Take care we'll see y'all soon bye bye

2:52:09

Unknown: before I believe all the things my friends tell me

2:52:22

but friends don't think

2:52:43

I'd rather be this

2:53:11

no such thing as screen you. Justin Thank you