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40:50 each other just kind of live and just be ourselves. 47:40 And it's not an easy way to live. You know. 17:44 jaded to that, right. But and here I live in Sandy, Utah,

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18:00 Exactly. It's just the case. And you also have built into a lot of these systems, the capacity for broadcast. And as long as you're consistent, that is if you're show up every day at noon, when you say you're gonna go live, your audience is gonna be there. 35:23 I think you're getting to a kind of interesting point, which is that we live in an era where access is democratized in a way. You don't have to go to the Palace Insiders in The Sun or in the daily mail to find out what's going on with Kate. You can log on to Twitter and some person will say a royal insider said this, and that feels just as true if you read it in the sun. There's a real kind of context collapse of the information I see on my feed from verified news sources is presented in almost exactly the same way as it is from unverified news sources. And so in a way, truth and the ability to wield truth has been democratized, but I don't necessarily know if that's a good thing.

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56:16 I wanna I wanna jump in here and say, Andy, our producer, has prepared the, Larry Fink video, and he's got it here live. It's worth watching. Let's 1:17:06 Right. Okay. I've got one final question that we are going to leave off on. It's very important. If the solar event knocks out electronics, how long until Gen z loses the very will to live? 09:57 These people have a narrative they're pushing for a variety of reasons, some of them true believers, some of them money, you know, just cashing in, some of them grasping for power because they think they know how other people ought to live. They they wanna be design entire societies, because they're so smart. And, this is just one more statement in furtherance of that goal. Yeah.

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05:41 Before we get to the rest of this podcast, I wanted to let you know about 2 fantastic live podcasts Heartland produces every week. We'd love for you to join us every Thursday at 1 PM EST, noon CST, live for our flagship in the tank podcast. You can watch on the stopping socialism TV channel on YouTube where you can participate in the show in the chat with other fans and also ask questions that we'll address on the air and put up on the screen. And every Friday, also at 1 PM EST and noon CST, you can go to Heartland's main YouTube channel. Just search for the Heartland Institute on YouTube for the new climate realism show. 06:17 Heartland's climate team of Anthony Watts, Sterling Burnett, and Linnea Lukin cover the crazy climate news of the week, debunk mainstream media myths about the so called climate crisis, dig into energy policy, and much more. The show often features guests that include some of the leading climate scientists and energy policy experts anywhere in the world. There is no show like it, so become regular live viewers of both of these programs if you are interested in smart, lively, fun, and interactive conversations. We hope to see you there every Thursday Friday afternoons at 1 PM EST and noon CST at the stopping socialism TV and the Heartland Institute channels on YouTube. Oh, yeah.

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00:00 Live Radio, das Posthof-Update. Servus und hallo, Gernot Kremser vom Posthof.

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2:50:17 Guck mal, live während der Sendung googeln, nichts mögen Podcast-Hörende lieber chorhelper.de. 28:47 Also man darf es ja eigentlich nicht sagen, weil Leute sollen bitte diese Mac-Live 27:41 Events im Internet überträgt muss sich so ein Event nachgucken habe ich es live gesehen ja es gab doch.

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1:20:27 had to live. 11:27 Lived alone, live by yourself. 22:09 used to live, because I was in Pennsylvania.

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00:29 the special live edition of Cautionary Tales on the evening 01:03 waiting for? Once again, Cautionary Tales live in London on Tuesday,

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01:26 gemeinsam ein Bild dieser Live Music Ausstellung. 20:24 Und es ist eine Ausstellung von Live Musikperformance. 21:00 Und diese Sammlung oder Rapertoire könnte man sagen, musikalisch wird eben live präsentiert in eine gewisse, sagen wir Choreographie.