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1:18:18 und haben festgestellt, ah, es gibt noch Part 2, haben wir die nächste Stunde auch noch geguckt. 1:08:18 So. Dann nächstes Thema. The Gentleman. Sind wir da wieder bei Guy Ritchie, oder? 1:09:15 also an die jetzt grundsätzlich alten Guy Ritchie Filme und auch an The Gentleman,

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10:07 just the fact of the matter, right, And so the 23:21 That's kind of the character of the Israeli, of the 41:13 the one with the bomb shelter or the one with

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52:52 the boo birds in the Big Easy last year, and 36:25 receiver in the second half of movie again is yeah, 08:11 including the Vikings. So the fact that May was the

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18:57 The so you love the the you know, the arm 1:03:14 the guys, all the sleepers, now through the UDFA. 05:21 the investment in the udfas afterwards, and the Saints have

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41:58 à 2 Tagen, und meistens noch ein Abschlusstag, 00:28 Das ist die Episode Nummer 2 von Lust auf Zukunftsplanung und 1:05:31 Und bis zum nächsten Mal, beim nächsten ungeraden Monat am 2. Samstag.

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39:24 Don't dig around with all the small Smalltalk. 1:00:33 The Orville mit so einer mit so einem Whiteboard. 00:05 Hallo und herzlich willkommen zu einer neuen Episode von Offenbar The Orville.

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59:26 And the 4th class of service is that you can send it to them probably overnight and that we take it to that city instead of using a courier, we drop it in that mail slot at the central post office where they say they can deliver it overnight. 2 weeks ago, Tuesday, we introduced it. We have now 70,000 subscribers to that service in 2 weeks. We will be in 3 or 4 weeks, we will be the largest non postal network in the world. 07:07 to be here. So, Joan, my first question is, we have this big event, that happens online. It captures a lot of people's attention and, you know, of course, when there's an information gap, when we don't know the whole story, It also captures people's imaginations. And often, it seems like 2 parallel discourses develop. We get joking speculation, memes, armchair theorizing. 09:39 And it's both got 2 ingredients in it that is really important for stories going viral. They're novel and outrageous. And those elements of novel and outrage mimic a lot of tabloid journalism. So depending on who reacts to the story, whether it's a politician, a journalist, industry, like social media, celebrities, all of these things can drive attention to the conspiracy theory and then validate that point of view. And then if you get stage 4, which is mitigation, then any attempt to correct the record is seen as part of the conspiracy.

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31:59 The 2 months when Kate Middleton went missing. 24:40 Which brings us to our next ingredient in the recipe, which unfortunately is Elon Musk. The moment that Elon enters the chat on any given event is the moment that it has escaped containment or is a symbol that it very recently has. There's 2 parts of this. Like, Elon is a well known figure. He's famous. 22:21 I think I saw my brother Falcon get in there, which is this is the detail of the story that, like, has really stuck with me. Actually, there's 2. The first is the father was like a notorious, showman. Like, he always had a lot of schemes and plans that he was gonna get rich. Anyways, so one of the kids says, I think Falcon is in the balloon.

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20:08 Gegenlicht, Platz 2 in der Spiegelliste von einer ganz jungen von Frau,

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1:15:01 Well, I think it was Roland Emmerich with the creation of the day after tomorrow movie, which is 50:42 You know, Zuckerberg says said basically the same thing. They're acknowledging that. And when he shuts down 2 of his own you know, BlackRock shut down 2 of its own funds, ESG funds. I think they're acknowledging more than just it's a marketing problem. It's a money loser. 14:12 This is gonna happen more often or less often. I mean, they can't even make up their minds about what really is going to happen. But here's the important thing. This graph right here, remember that guy screaming about, you know, oh, no. 2 degrees centigrade?

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07:26 Like modular nuclear reactors, which we now know the size of an SUV will power a city the size of Chicago. I mean, we figured that, I don't know, maybe 2 to power Chicago. The point being is modular nuclear reactors are the real future here. There are other solutions that don't take up real estate and create death to endangered species. Where am I wrong? 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. 00:42 Now, onto the interview.

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02:58 Platz 2 Platz 2 Till Schweiger, den hat man drinnen diese Woche,

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