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49:54 hätte die Welt unter Kontrolle und ehrlicherweise, das ist nicht so.

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1:10:56 In der Welt haben wir ja schon festgestellt. 36:41 Also muss schon sein innerhalb dieser Welt, aber ja. Ja, nicht mal. 16:49 Was für uns in unserer Welt noch relativ normal ist, ist für ihn sowas von merkwürdig.

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22:41 I mean, yeah. It's, you know, capitalism is a really small world. 07:35 But, alongside it, you also get this much more odious, kinda conversation about world governments, World War 3, tying it all back to the machinations of some minority group. And, I'm just I'm curious what that pipeline is like. How does one of these events go from a news story to conspiracy fuel? 03:59 Think of the computers in our country as the factories. Think of memory as the warehouses of this new world. And think of silica as the practically inexhaustible and practically free energy source for what we're doing.

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35:03 And that's a big deal. He is, you know, not just a head of state, but the head of state for, you know, a top five world power. 19:32 I think lack of empathy is one thing. This idea that if you have everything in the world from privilege to the riches to just like a safety net onto which you can fall, can you really flop so hard it would destroy you? Can you really? 49:51 It's funny. It's like it makes me think of this is fine. Right? Like, they're trying to this is fine, the whole situation. But, like, that is a ubiquitous meme of a room on fire, like, you can't this is fine things anymore because I think people's base understanding of the world is that things are not fine.

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08:09 Also wir haben natürlich eine sehr, sehr vielfältige Welt und Felix hat es ja, 08:09 Also wir haben natürlich eine sehr, sehr vielfältige Welt und Felix hat es ja, 11:08 Etwas, was, wenn man in einem Land lebt, was das Dienst zur Welt gebracht hat,

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52:52 der in der digitalen Welt angekommen ist, sondern dass man wirklich gesagt hat,

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10:27 Yeah. The ones to dream world were way better than that. Those were better physics strips. Now you named this podcast, 1:12:35 I'm not gonna be here. I'm gonna be in Japan. Yeah. So What what day, you flying out Thursday? Fly out oh, no. Sorry. I fly out Thursday. We will do all Wednesday. Yeah. So we will do the podcast on Wednesday. Nice. Cool. So we'll tune in then. That's cool. Thank you very much, folks, for tuning in. We'll leave it there. Me and mortal lights. Hope you're aware wherever you are in the world. 1:07:53 moving around their body and stuff. If some of the like the real pro ones I've seen in a couple of videos, like holy shit, how are they doing there? Yeah. Amazing. Yeah. And it's like, oh, maybe, you know, your serendipity there, you pick up from them. It's like, oh, shit. They do this thing actually that could really be beneficial to the handset, general hands and world. And, oh, crap. Bring it out. Christensen, who I had on was he started off as a b boy. That was that was how he got good on his hands initially

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52:10 Yes. I referenced this Larry Fink thing earlier when I was talking, and this is this is like a brand new development. I think that this is, just from, like, a week ago, but the World Economic Forum held a special event in Saudi Arabia, and at one of the panels was Larry Fink. He was featured talking about future investment in a fractured world or something like that. And at the end of the panel, he says, he's talking about, the advancements in artificial intelligence. 05:44 No. I guess not. But, anyway, the point is is that Greta has become irrelevant in the world stage, and she is scrapping, grasping at straws, trying to find some way to keep herself relevant. So she shows up at a Hamas protest. 57:31 Okay. But that that is a huge investment opportunity. So that we we you know the world is gonna be short power. Short power. And to power these these data companies you cannot have just this intermittent power like wind and solar.

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57:06 he's like, the world champions want me. And so then 55:46 the bench last year. I could see a world. Well, look,

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55:51 Supermarketing, den besten Farbdarstellungs- irgendwas der Welt und denke mir 2:24:53 zumindest in dieser Apple-Welt, als sie sagten, dieses Carplay, 55:41 Ihr versteht, was ich meine. Also ich komme aus dieser Pro-Welt,

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09:18 we get to offer to the world. But don't do 46:31 new world because I was new to kink and I 1:17:00 If there was a feeling of the world being created,

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07:58 World War, as vividly described in Tom Whipple's book The 23:43 burning wreck went around the world, gleefully exploited by the