We Live In A Simulation

We Live In A Simulation

Reality Manipulation

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   The placebo effect demonstrates that thoughts alone can alter physical reality and body chemistry, suggesting our minds can shape the simulation.

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   The law of attraction implies we can manipulate probability in our reality, similar to how machine learning algorithms adjust based on inputs.

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   Coincidences and synchronicities, like perfect solar eclipses, may indicate reality is being updated to align with our thoughts and preferences.

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• We live in a simulation. My name is all time and today we're exploring 14 reasons why some believe we live inside a simulated reality. Now I get that it's a pretty bold claim to say we live in a simulation. But I've brought some pretty substantial evidence that by the end of this video might have you questioning everything you know time stamps are in the description if you want to jump around so let's start with the basics. What do I mean living in a simulation well. It all comes down to the simulation hypothesis which proposes that what humans experiences the world around us is actually a simulated reality. Now you're probably thinking oh. The Matrix movies well. This concept didn't actually come around because of the Matrix movies but rather was popularized by them. This Theory actually dates back to the 1960s and was speculated about even back in Plato's time with his allegory of the cave in the allegory. Plato speaks of people whose entire lives have been spent chained in a cave facing a blank wall. The enslaved watch Shadows projected onto that wall by objects passing in front of a fire behind them to them the Shadows. They see are reality now. We know that those projected Shadows are not actual representations of the real world but those still trapped in a cave watching the wall don't know any better. They perceive that to be reality. Socrates chimes in with the belief that the philosopher is like a prisoner who is freed from the cave and comes face to face with this reality. This higher level of understanding. Unfortunately most people remain chained to the wall and do not have the desire to leave their prison for they know no better life as it stands. Now evidence keeps building to support the theory that we live inside of a simulation. Over the course of this video you'll hear a lot of evidence but what might be more troubling is the lack of evidence against the simulation. Theory evidence that proves the universe is in fact real. In fact we can't currently prove that all of this isn't a simulation New York University philosopher David schmers doubts. It's possible to prove that we don't live inside of a simulation. He says you're not going to get proof that we're not living in a simulation because any evidence that we get could be simulated meaning. If the simulation doesn't want us to know something. We aren't going to know it interestingly enough. The probability of us living in a simulation versus reality has actually been calculated thanks to David. Kipping an assistant professor of astronomy at Columbia University and Mathematics way above my pay grade we currently sit at 50/50 odds. One half that this is the Baseline reality and the other half that this is not. Kipping goes on to say the day we invent that technology and that technology being the ability to create simulations ourselves. It flips the odds from 50/50 to us almost certainly not being real. According to these calculations. It'd be a very strange celebration of our genius. That day yeah.
• It only gets worse from here 1 minute isn't very long. A second is even less and a millisecond is even shorter. But what's the smallest unit of time called well. It's called the plank time. The plank time is the smallest possible unit of time in physics represented by this plank time represents the absolute minimum amount of time. As in there is no smaller slice of time than the plank time which leads to the question why why can't it be smaller. Why is there a minimum amount of time to put that in perspective 1 second is an eternity compared to a plank time so here's where this ties into the simulation. If time were truly continuous. It would be infinitely divisible as then you could divide it over and over and over again. But it's not. It has a minimum tick like the refresh rate in a video game think of a movie. When played at 24 frames per second. It looks very smooth but it's actually just individual images flipping really fast 24 images per second if time works the same way made of discrete plank time units instead of flowing. Continuously then reality isn't smooth. It's just being updated really really fast in a video game. Each frame is calculated processed and displayed if our universe is doing the same thing that means time is being computed rather than existing as a seamless flow. This is a direct parallel to how a simulation would function. If time were truly continuous. There wouldn't be a smallest possible unit. The fact that one even exists suggests a processing constraint like a maximum refresh rate. A truly real Universe would have an infinitely divisible time a smooth uninterrupted flow but if time has discrete units that means three things one there is a fundamental refresh rate to the universe. Two time doesn't flow but happens in ticks like frames in a video game or a movie three. The universe is Computing reality in steps rather than allowing it to exist in an infinite uninterrupted stream and going even deeper. The existence of plank time is eerily similar to how computers process time. A computer can't compute an infinite number of events in a moment that's the logic behind programming One Step. Then the next then the next then the next if our universe updates reality in tiny increments rather than than existing as an infinitely divisible flow. Then it behaves exactly like a simulation which is really terrifying to consider I mean this changes everything if the universe operates in frames rather than a smooth flow. That's strong evidence that it's running like a simulation processing each moment in sequential updates meaning if time is pixelated. Then our reality is being rendered and if it's being rendered then something or someone is running the simulation as we learn more and more about our world and the universe. The more it appears to be based on mathematical laws for example look at the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio. It's found in nearly everything around us Max tegmark. A cosmologist at MIT says if I were a character in a computer game. I would also discover eventually that the rules seemed completely rigid and mathematical and that it just reflects the computer code in which it was written. Max's comments might sound a little out there but over time it's been winning over other Brilliant Minds. One such example is James Gates a theoretical physicist at the University of Maryland. James said in my research I found this very strange thing I was driven to error correcting codes. They what make browsers work. So why were they in the equations I was studying about quirks and electrons and super symmetry. This brought me back to the Stark realization that I could no longer say people like Max are crazy. A lot of Brilliant Minds are starting to realize that just as a video game is programmed and structured. Logically. Our world is very much the same as humans become more intelligent and knowledge continues to amass. The rules of our reality become more apparent delving deeper into the concept that our reality is structured in a very rigid and mathematical way what are some of these limitations of reality let's talk about a few of them. The first is the speed of light in a vacuum given to us by Einstein's theory of special relativity. This is essentially the speed limit of the universe but that begs the question why why is there a limit to the speed in which light can travel if we remove ourselves from this question for a second and return to the idea of video games. A potential answer arises video games are only limited by the weakest element running them and underperforming CPU. A bottlenecked graphics processor a limitation of ram a poorly optimized engine Etc. In all of gaming. These weakest elements create artificial limitations for example loading screens draw distance or Texture pop. In these are workarounds that are built in to accommodate the limitations now let's bring it all together. The speed of light is the maximum speed limit of our universe because reality can't be rendered in less time than that if we were to travel faster than the speed of light we would reach a part of our universe that hasn't been rendered. Yet. The speed of light is an imposed limitation to keep the reality of well reality if this is indeed potentially an arbitrary number set by the creators of the simulation to keep the simulation running properly. Then one can assume that we can't travel faster than that because the simulation would break and the reality of this reality would collapse essentially the game would crash if we do in fact live in a simulation then thoughts might not just be personal experiences. They could be inputs shaping reality itself think of the concept of manifestation willing something into reality taking a thought or desire and making it happen. This idea isn't just philosophical. It's supported by strange phenomena that suggest reality behaves more like an interactive program than a fixed objective world.
• Let's start with the placebo effect. The placebo effect proves that reality alone can alter physical reality even changing body chemistry without real medicine. In many cases the placebo or the sugar pill actually created a tangible real world change despite it not actually having the ability to do so. It's as if belief or desire itself created that outcome. Then we have the Law of Attraction. The law of attraction is the belief that you will attract into your life whatever you focus on if it's positive it'll be positive. If it's negative it'll be negative. The way thoughts seem to attract outcomes is eerily similar to how machine learning algorithms adjust based on inputs when one goes looking for something specific for whatever reason they are statistically more likely to find that something and if the simulation operates on the manipulation of probability then focusing on an idea might actually increase its likelihood just like training an AI model to recognize patterns. Lastly we have probability. Some people report uncanny manifestations thinking of someone and then instantly getting a text from that someone or money appearing exactly when needed if reality was purely random. These occurrences shouldn't happen as often as they do but they do if reality is an interactive simulation. Then our thoughts might be modifying probability from behind the scenes so if you feel like you're powerless in this world and that everything seems to go wrong for you maybe it's time to change the way you're thinking. It seems as though we can actually somehow modify the odds in our favor. So is the universe just an advanced probability engine responding to what we search for or have. We discovered a back door into the simulations code. I really don't know but I hope you find what you're looking for recently a friend and I randomly had a conversation about Princess Diana. Later that day a person I had never seen before or since just so happened to walk by by wearing a Princess Diana. Shirt was this simply a coincidence just an extremely rare and remarkable circumstance without an apparent causal connection. Perhaps I only noticed it because I talked about her earlier in the day. Nevertheless coincidences like this stand out and I'm sure all of you have experienced some of them yourself. Now is this evidence of the simulation updating to more closely align with our thoughts and preferences. It's like when you learn a new word and then you hear it. Everywhere or you get a new car that you've never had before and then you see it all over the place. The amount of coincidences humans come across is at the very least questionable. It strikes me as odd that so many coincidences all occurred on this single planet. We're perfectly safe in the habitable zone with the perfect mixture in our atmosphere to sustain us here's another one during a total solar eclipse. The moon lines up exactly with the sun obscuring it completely that doesn't sound too remarkable or coincidental. Until you realize that the sun is 400 times larger than the moon and amazingly enough. The Moon is 400 times further away from the sun. It's mathematically stunning that it aligns so perfectly or what about the fact that when water freezes it becomes less dense again. This doesn't sound too remarkably coincidental. But the fact is this detail has allowed all life on Earth to survive water covers most of the earth and chemically. It is one of the strangest. Other substances get more dense when they're frozen. But liquid water is the opposite because of this when water turns to ice. It floats why does this matter at all well if ice didn't float but instead sank to the bottom. All water would eventually have frozen over and killed all life within it the multitude of ice ages. This planet has gone through would have killed all life in land and in water our Evolution would have completely changed or not happened at all if not for this strange detail. Another example is how the single highest point on Earth Mount Everest amazingly enough has the lowest oxygen levels that human life can tolerate it's as if it was exactly measured out to perfectly allow for humans to climb.
• It now I could go on and on about the interesting coincidences and synchronicities that our reality has to offer so let's instead. In this section. With one more personal example of mine. It was about a sushi knife I've never owned one of these tools before nor did I know they existed until I randomly had a dream about finding one in my kitchen drawer waking up. I thought that's weird and random I wonder if that thing's real. Now this thought never left my brain I didn't say it out loud. I don't watch any cooking shows. I didn't search up any dream meetings. It was just a dream and a thought well. Later that day. I got an ad on Twitter for a sushi knife. I I can't explain this how did I go from never hearing of talking about or using an object to dreaming about it and then getting an ad for it. This is something I did not know existed until I had a dream and I thought it was something I made up. I honestly have no idea. The world has so many strange coincidences and synchronicities. It really makes you wonder here's a reason to consider the simulation. Hypothesis think about the incredible advancement of technology and just the past few decades. We've seen unbelievable growth in the field of computer science and virtual reality. This advancement is called Mo's law and was proposed by Gordon Moore one of the co-founders of Intel back in 1965. Essentially he discovered that the number of transistors on a microchip will double roughly every 2 years with minimal riseing cost. This is held true for decades and has exponential changed the world around us what was science fiction has become science fact think about it semi-autonomous robots. Artificial intelligence creating full songs. Videos and photos completely simulated digital worlds advancing Graphics. Every few years. The world of technology is rapidly improving and at a certain point we're going to have to ask ourselves. Why couldn't. We create a simulated reality in the future. What was completely unbelievable 10 years ago is nothing now what's it going to be like 50 years from now a thousand. Consciousness is defined as the state of being awake and aware of one's surroundings. It's one of the most familiar parts of all of us and yet also the most mysterious. Since the dawn of time philosophers have asked what is the purpose of Consciousness why do we need Consciousness. These deep philosophical questions have challenged the greatest Minds throughout history and thanks to the simulation. Theory we might actually understand its purpose and why we need it. Consciousness is an interface between the self and the universe using all of our senses. The only reasonable explanation for consciousness's existence is that it is there to be an experience keep in mind that Consciousness doesn't provide an evolutionary advantage that we know of so what is the purpose of it. Either. There is a role of Consciousness at work that we don't know and haven't theorized yet or the experience that Consciousness provides as a function we serve as in a product we create an experience we generate as. Human beings we are the ones creating this experience and that is what Consciousness is.
• Now. This is where things get uncomfortable and again if you're kind of lost just stick with me in philosophy. Aqualia is defined as an individual instance of subjective conscious experience put simply. Aqualia is the breeze of wind against your face. The taste of water. The excitement we feel when great news happens as well as the fear created by bad news. All these experiences of Consciousness are what we produce and an individual experience is called a quality as I mentioned earlier. Consciousness is something that we create that is not necessarily for us who do we create this product for who receives these created qualia algorithms that we produce. We don't know but what we do know is that we are creating this. Consciousness this experience and that we apparently don't have any use for it. So the only logical next step is to surmise that this product serves something else which begs the unsettling question of who or what is this product for if you haven't already made the connection to the simulation. Theory. Yet let's break it down in the simplest way possible when you are playing a video game. Let's say Grand Theft Auto is the character in the game you're playing as experiencing qualia or is it ourselves. They do what we want them to do and they act out the actions that we tell them to do and by extension. We are gaining an experience through them. That is the qualia they aren't gaining it. We are the video game character goes through an experience but their experience is very different from the experience. We the player receive that space between the character in the game and us the player exists in this gray area where experiences of the player and experiences of the character combined to form some type of Consciousness. This is what the simulation Theory believes Consciousness is consciousness is that strange connection between us the guiding voice in our head and the experiences we live and feel on a day-to-day basis. It's the product we produce for whatever is on the other side of the simulation that product that we produce. We have a very similar connection to that in games. Today it's extremely rudimentary but we are already seeing technology begin to blur the boundary between us when riding in a roller coaster as a character. In a VR game we feel the gravity of the roller coaster but where is this gravity coming from it isn't real and yet it is. It exists somewhere in the space between the character that is riding the roller coaster in the game and our minds occupying the mind of the character. The gray space between us that is consciousness. It's easy to imagine how in the future this experience will become grander more experiences more feelings more quality generated for us video games are a trillion dollar industry currently and this is all based on the small amounts of qualia. We experience from them today just imagine the future 10 years from now 100 years from now a thousand years from now the demand is there the desire is there. The money is there and the interest is there. It's inevitable based on the simulation. Theory. The simplest explanation for the existence of consciousness is that it is an experience being created by our bodies and actions but not for us. Just like a video game. We create incredible outputs of sensory experience qualia generating machines and just like a video game. Our input. Our product is most likely for the benefit of someone or something else experiencing our lives through us another interesting concept is the brain and aat thought experiment. Let's say a mad scientist knocks you out and removes your brain from your body and places it in a vat. The vat is filled with life- sustaining liquid and the mind is connected to a supercomputer that provides its simulated experiences by inducing electrical impulses. Identical to those your brain normally receives it's an outlandish thought but remember this is a thought experiment to get you thinking so your brain is nourished and your mind is stimulated. Your brain is functioning just as it normally would but instead of being inside your skull. It's inside of a that if this happened you would have no way of knowing that your experiences were not real as your brain brain would be receiving the same inputs as though it was your normal body. This thought experiment illustrates that our subjective experiences could be entirely simulated without us even realizing it and honestly who knows we could be living out. Our lives right now as brains in aent as we currently have no way to prove that we aren't.
• DNA is a self-replicating material that is present in nearly all living organisms. DNA is in simple terms. Nature's hard drive capable of storing replicating and transmitting massive amounts of information everything from your physical features to your likelihood of dying from a certain disease. It's the incredible secret behind life and for as much as we know about it. There is still so much more that we don't researchers in New York incredibly found a way to use DNA like an actual computer's hard drive by successfully storing replicating and retrieving several digital files and no this isn't a joke. These scientists were able to transfer Real World information into binary code and with the help of a DNA constructing startup company. They were able to implant that data into DNA as well as retrieve it amazingly enough. This means that DNA is not only storage for biological data but in fact a form of digital storage for any data. It is estimated that 1 gram of DNA can hold up to 215 pedabytes which is equivalent to 215,000 terabytes or 225 million gigabytes. Essentially DNA is the world's greatest storage device and we are walking around with massive hard drives of data and Legacy within us. DNA is is in a way our own personal memory card for whatever this game of Life Is. But it somehow gets even crazier from here that data and information that they were able to place inside of and retrieve from DNA wasn't all they tested. In fact they also placed malicious computer code into those physical strands of DNA. Their aim was to show that computers working in gene sequencing were vulnerable to attack and that a malicious code implanted in DNA could in fact attack those computers but they might have also inadvertently revealed that what we perceive to be biological reality is in fact computer code. Our very DNA has the capability of carrying malicious computer codes and viruses that can infect other computers and perhaps even one day other humans. It really makes you wonder about all of this life existence the simulation Theory. The very thing that constructs us the DNA inside of ourselves can store and run computer code as well as viruses. What exactly are we are we nothing more than Advanced Computer code in a simulated reality. How could a simulation possibly be run think about it. The amount of energy required to render something this vast and detailed must be tremendous almost unfathomable thankfully. We have the numbers to look at it. We know that a single gram of DNA can store 215 pedabytes of data which is equivalent to 215 million GB of data. But let's take this further. If DNA can store our data what about the world around us to render all this reality. We're going to need far more storage than the massive amount stored inside of us well.
• Now we have a super compelling theory of how to simulate a simulation first of all you need to understand what a quantum computer is don't worry. I'm going to make this as simple to understand as possible so imagine regular computers as chefs who cook one dish at a time following a recipe step by step now think of quantum computers as super chefs who can make many recipes simultaneously and quickly figure out the best combination of ingredients. Regular computers use basic switches called bits. These are like light switches that can be either on or off but quantum computers use cubits which can be both on and off at the same time so they can be in two states at once. Because of this quantum computers can explore lots of options at once which can make them incredibly fast at solving specific problems that today with regular computers could take decades or hundreds of years to figure out. The current issue is that controlling these Quantum bits is still a little bit tough. It's like trying to tame a wild horse. Scientists are currently working hard to figure this out because once they do it could lead to a whole new era of super fast. Computing now let's tie all this into the simulation hypothesis. In 2017 a parap physicist authored an article that revealed something truly incredible using the computational approach known as Quantum Monte Carlo or qmc for short led to the discovery that qmc had the potential to simulate a quantum computer. So what does this mean well the argument they built was that even the mere storage of data a few hundred electrons would necessitate an absorbent amount of computer memory so much in fact fact that it would surpass the total number of atoms in the entire universe. All this to say the data that makes up our reality our world. Our Lives is possible by use of the storage in atoms meaning everything existing today could be simulated data and we now have a possible explanation for where that data is stored. In the atom. John Wheeler was an American physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project. The hydrogen bomb collaborated with Einstein and even invented the term black hole. But what I'm talking about today is that John Wheeler made the groundbreaking observation that rather than everything being a particle everything is instead information. In 1990 he suggested that information is fundamental to the physics of the universe. He called this it from bit what this means is that everything in the physical world has at bottom at the very bottom. An immaterial source and explanation. I know that's wordy but what that means is that truth is something created rather than objectively apprehended reality beliefs perception that is the truth to everything in his opinion and ties directly into the simulation Theory. This potentially simulated reality is controlled by you and everyone around you. The world is literally what you make it. He believes that reality is what we accept as true and what we accept as true is a reflection of our beliefs which are shaped by our perception of the world. Essentially the truth is a mixture of what we believe and what we perceive. It's the same way you have an entirely different worldview than someone else. You both exist in this world but perceive and believe in totally different things. Your reality is true but so is theirs reality is what you make it and it's what we accept as truth. Here are some direct quotes from John Wheeler. Someday surely we will see the principle underlying existence as so simple so beautiful so compelling that we all say to each other how could we all have been so stupid for so long.
• He continues. I don't know whether it will be in one year or a decade. But I think we can and will understand. That's the central thing I'd like to stand for we can and will understand I do take 100% seriously the idea that the world is a figment of the imagination. Some people may not like the idea that we live in a simulation and I get it. It's a disturbing and troubling concept. They may argue that if we live in a simulation and therefore Our Lives don't have meaning I just don't agree with that whether reality is real or simulated. The life you are experiencing is is real and the thoughts and feelings you are having are valid even if we are nothing more than Sim characters for someone else. That's something else is still here with us. Our experiences are shared between us and them really think about that for a second. There is honestly no one closer in all of existence than them to us and us to them. An experience is still an experience whether it actually happened or not if it made you feel something well then it was real do we truly have control over our destinies. It's a hard question if this is all simulated and everything around us is controlled and manipulated. Why would they not do the same to us as any character in a Grand Theft Auto game free to make their own decisions. I don't think so but if there was a way to break free. What would it look like can we ever truly be free or is Free Will an experience and Imagination and not something that actually exists interesting stuff to think about there is a video game that came out quite a few years back by Telltale Games called The Walking Dead and it had one of the most powerful F and memorable stories ever made. It followed the story of a man named Lee who took care of a young girl named Clementine during the zombie apocalypse. The storytelling characters and experience that that game delivered was such an incredible High thinking back on this experience. After doing so much research into Consciousness and the simulation Theory I can't help but make the connection that we as humans are trying to create our own qualia our own connection to a simulated character. These developers and storytellers are trying to create Consciousness for ourselves. We are building our own simulation to give us what we ourselves produce. Let's talk about the information catastrophe a concept discovered by Dr Melvin vopson every year. Humanity creates 10 to the power 21 bits of information that's a lot of information. Our planet has 10 to the power of 50 atoms. This is even more information and this includes everything that makes up our planet the atmosphere the oceans the biosphere. Everything the information catastrophe is that the growth rate of digital information we are producing is about 33% year on-ear and we are not deleting any of it at a 20% growth rate. We are going to make more bits of information than all of the atoms on the planet in 340 years. At that point we will overtake the number of atoms on the entire planet with digital bits. At a 50% growth rate. We will exceed the number of atoms on the planet in 150 years. This information catastrophe will Mark the point at which the maximum possible digital information has been created as well as the maximum power at which to sustain it the digital information production alone will consume most of the planet's power capacity leading to ethical and environmental concerns. We are literally changing the planet bit by bit and it's an invisible crisis. The number of digital information seems truly. Unstoppable Dr Melvin vson says that the theoretical endpoint we are going to hit if we don't do anything is what led him to the conclusion of the simulation hypothesis. We've been creating these digital bits for half a century from the 1970s onward and we have already created an astronomical number of bits if we continue to grow. At this rate it really makes you wonder could it be that maybe we are already in some kind of digital virtual world. It's as if there is a limit to the amount of data. The simulation can handle or render and at this rate within the next 150 years we're going to reach that limit what happens think about the time scale of the earth. It's been around for billions of years years and we've never even come close to meeting this information threshold only now within the last half. A century has technology advanced so rapidly. We are dashing full speed to a goal that potentially was never meant to be crossed. Our rate of advancement is staggering all this within about 50 years looking at all. This. It's not farfetched to assume that an advanced civilization or even ourselves in the future could reach the technological level needed where we can simulate our world or the whole universe in an indistinguishable away from reality. Let me hear all your thoughts below and if you enjoyed this like subscribe and click the Bell until next time never stop searching.

We Live In A Simulation

Simulation Reality

🌐 Q: Is our reality a 50/50 chance of being a simulation?
A: According to David Kipping, an assistant professor at Columbia University, the probability of living in a simulation versus reality is 50/50, but this flips to almost certainly not being real when we invent simulation technology ourselves.

🕰️ Q: Does the existence of Planck time prove we're in a simulation?
A: The existence of Planck time, the smallest possible unit of time in physics, suggests a processing constraint like a maximum refresh rate in a simulation, as opposed to infinitely divisible time in a truly continuous reality.

💡 Q: Why is the speed of light the universe's speed limit?
A: The speed of light is the maximum speed limit of our universe because reality can't be rendered faster, implying that traveling faster would reach unrendered parts of the universe, causing the simulation to collapse.

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We Live In A Simulation

Simulation Theory Fundamentals

🌐 Q: What is the simulation hypothesis?
A: The simulation hypothesis proposes that our reality is a simulated world created by a more advanced civilization, first suggested in the 1960s and explored by philosophers like David Chalmers and Nick Bostrom.

🕰️ Q: How does Planck time support the simulation theory?
A: The existence of Planck time, the smallest unit of time in physics, suggests that time is discrete rather than continuous, implying the universe is computing reality in steps similar to a video game's frame updates.

Simulation Theory and Reality

🌐The simulation hypothesis proposes our reality is a simulated world created by an advanced civilization, explored by philosophers like David Chalmers and Nick Bostrom.

🕰️Plank time, the smallest unit of time in physics, suggests reality is computed in discrete steps rather than existing as a continuous stream.

🌀The prevalence of the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio in nature implies our reality is structured mathematically, similar to a programmed video game.

Physics and Limitations

💡The speed of light may be the universe's maximum speed limit because reality can't be rendered faster, preventing access to unrendered parts of the simulation.

🧠The placebo effect demonstrates that thoughts can alter physical reality, suggesting our world behaves more like an interactive program than a fixed objective reality.

🌙Mathematically stunning coincidences, like perfect solar eclipses and water's unique freezing properties, hint at a rendered and updated reality.

Consciousness and Technology

🎮Consciousness might be an experience created by our bodies and actions for the benefit of external observers, similar to a video game's sensory outputs.

🧪The brain in a vat thought experiment illustrates how our subjective experiences could be entirely simulated without our knowledge.

🧬DNA can store up to 215 petabytes of data, raising questions about potential computer code and viruses in our genetic makeup.

Future Implications

💻The information catastrophe predicts digital information growth will surpass the number of atoms on Earth in 150 years, leading to ethical and environmental concerns.

⚛️Quantum computers can solve complex problems exponentially faster than classical computers, exploring multiple options simultaneously.

🔓The simulation hypothesis challenges concepts of free will and raises questions about the possibility of breaking free from the simulated reality

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                  the federal bureaucracy just make sure this obviously need there need to be a lot of people working for the federal government but not as many as currently yeah so we're saying well okay well let's if if people can retire you know with full benef benefits and everything that that would be good they can retire get their retirement payments everything and then we were told this is actually I think a great anote uh because we're told no the the most number of people that could retire possibly in a month is

              

                  01:59

                  10,000 we're like well why why why is that well because all the the all the retirement paperwork is manual on paper it's manually calculated then written down on a piece of paper then it goes down a mine I'm like what do you mean a mine like yeah there's a limestone mine where we sto all the retirement paperwork that look and you look a picture at a picture of this mine we'll post some pictures afterwards this mine looks like something out of the 50s because it what the [ __ ] are these retards doing looks

              

                  02:30

                  like it's like a Time Warp and then the speed factor is the speed at which the mine shaft elevator can move determines how many people can retire from the federal federal government yes and the elevator breaks down sometimes and then you can't nobody can retire wow doesn't that sound crazy there's like a thousand people that work on this so I think take those people and say like you know what instead of working in in a m shaft in uh carrying Manila V opes to you know boxes in a m shaft just do it you could do

              

                  03:04

                  practically anything else and you you would add to the goods and services of the United States um in a more useful way how is this possible so anyway so I think you know that's an example at like at a high level if you say like how do we increase Prosperity is we get people to do to to to shift from roles that are low to negative productivity to high productivity roles negative productivity increase the total output of goods and services which means that that there's a higher standard of living available for everyone imagine

              

                  03:34

                  that that's that's the actual goal noone's very quiet by quiet your your detractors Mr mus what detractors is D detractors you do sir I don't believe it say that you're orchestrating a hostile takeover of government and doing it in a non-transparent way what's your response to that criticism well first of all uh you couldn't ask for a stronger mandate from from the public uh the public voted uh you we have a majority of the public vote voting for president Trump uh we won the house technically morality but

              

                  04:15

                  yes um the people voted for major government reform there should be no doubt about that that was on the campaign the president spoke about that at every rally the people voted for for major government reform and that's what people are going to get they're going to get what they voted for yes and and a lot of times everybody voted for this they don't get what they voted for but in this presidency they are going to get what they voted for that's what democracy is all about yep Mr musk the White House says

              

                  04:45

                  that you will identify and excuse yourself from any conflicts of interest that you may have does that mean that you are in effect policing yourself what are the checks and balances that are in place to ensure that there's accountability and transparency oh my god well we actually to be as transparent as possible in fact our ACS post our actions to the Doge handle onx and to the the Doge website so all of our actions we are are maximally transparent in fact I don't think there's been I I don't know of a case

              

                  05:15

                  where an organization has been more transparent than the Doge organization um and and the most transparent you know we're doing are I think very very simple and basic they're not we're you know what I mentioned for for example about treasury just making sure that that payments that go out taxpayer money that goes out is C categorized correctly that the that the the payment is explained that organizations on the do not playay list which are takes a lot to get there that actually are not paid which

              

                  05:44

                  currently they are paid these These are these are not individual judgment decisions these are about Simply Having sensible checks and balances in the system itself to ensure that taxpayer money is spent well so it's got nothing to do with like say a contract for some company of fine at all but if there is a conflict of interests when it comes to you yourself for instance you've received billions of dollars in federal contracts when it comes to the Pentagon for instance uh which the president I know has directed you to look into are

              

                  06:11

                  you policing yourself in that is there any sort of accountability check and balance in place that would provide any transparency for the American people well all of our actions are are fully public so if you see anything you say like wait a second hey you that does that seems like maybe that's you know there's a conflict there I it's s like people are going to be shy about saying that they'll say it immediately you know well they are even when it's not happening but it's it transparency is

              

                  06:39

                  what builds trust not somebody asserting trust not not somebody saying they're trustworthy transparency so you can see everything that's going on and you can see am I doing something that benefits one of my companies or not it's totally obvious and if we thought that we would not let him do that segment or look in that area if we thought there was a uh lack of transparency or a conflict of interest and uh we watch that also trust the billionaires big businessman I'm S I should trust the other bil media

              

                  07:09

                  companies an unsuccessful doing this now one thing also that uh why didn't I think that mentioned are the groups of people that are getting some of these payments they're ridiculous and we're talking about billions of dollars that we've already found we found Fraud and Abuse uh I would say those two words as opposed to the the third word that I usually use but in this case Fraud and Abuse it's abusive because most of these things are virtually made up or certainly money shouldn't be sent to

              

                  07:41

                  them and you know what I'm talking about it's crazy so uh but we're talking about tens of billions of dollars that we've already found and now a judge is an activist judge wants to try and stop us from doing this why why would want to do that on this I campaigned on the fact that I said government is corrupt and it is very corrupt it's very very uh it's also foolish as an example a man has a contract for three months and the contract ends but they keep paying him for the next 20 years you know because

              

                  08:16

                  nobody ends a contract you got a lot of that you have contract a three a three-month contract now normally if you're in all fairness it's the size of this thing is so big but if you have have a contract and you're in a regular business you end the contract in 3 months you know it's a consultant here's a contract for 3 months but it goes on for 20 years and the guy doesn't say that he got money for 20 years you know they don't say it they just keep getting checks month after month and you have

              

                  08:47

                  various things like that and even much worse than that actually much worse and I guess you call that incompetence maybe it could be corruption it could be a deals made on both sides it's corruption you got get some money he kicks I think he a lot of Kickback here I see a lot of Kickback here lot of kicks a tremendous Kickback cuz nobody could be so stupid to give out some of these contracts so he has to get a kick back so you're right that's what I got elected for that and borders and Military and a lot of

              

                  09:16

                  but this is a big part of it and I hope that the court system is going to allow us to do what we have to do we got elected to to among other things find all of this fraud abuse all of this this horrible stuff going on and we've already found billions of dollars not like a little bit billions many billions of dollars and when you get down to it it's going to be probably close to a trillion dollars it could be close to a trillion dollars that we're going to find that's a lot of money will have quite an the

              

                  09:49

                  budget uh and and you'll go to a judge where they handpick a judge and he has certain leanings I'm not knocking anybody for that but he has certain leanings and he wants us to stop looking how do you stop looking I mean we've already found it we have a case in New York where a hotel has paid $59 million 59 million because of because it's housing tell you migrants illegal migrants all illegal I believe and and they were being paid twice the normal room rate at 100% occupancy unbelievable so it's

              

                  10:22

                  AET here they are if I may sort of just um going for the president's comments um at a at a higher level you say well what how exact how do what what are the two ingredients that are really necessary in order to cut the budget deficit in half from 2 trillion to 1 trillion and it's really two things competence and caring and if you add competence and caring you'll cut the budget deficit in half and and and I fully expect to be scrutinized and get you know a daily proctology exam basically um s camp out there um

              

                  11:00

                  so it's not like I think I can get away with something I'll be scrutinized non-stop um and uh but with support of the president we can we can cut the budget deficit in half from 2 trillion to one um and then with uh deregulation because there's a lot of sort of uh regulations that don't ultimately serve the public good no we need to free free the Builders of America to build and if we do that that that means I think we can get the economic growth to be maybe 3 4% maybe 5% um and that means if you

              

                  11:30

                  can get a trillion dollars of economic growth and you cut the budget deficit by a trillion between now and next year there is no inflation there's no inflation in 26 and if the government is not borrowing as much it means that interest costs decline so everyone's the mortgage their car payment their credit card bills anything their student debt the the monthly payments drop that's a fantastic scenario for the average American I mean imagine they're going down the grocery aisle and the prices from one

              

                  12:05

                  year to the next are the same he's telling them to shut up their mortgage all the debt payments dropped how great is that for the average American we had no idea we had no idea we were going to find this much and it's open it's it's not like complicated it's simple it's a lot of work we can't believe it a lot of work a lot of smart people involved very very smart people but uh it's you're talking about anywhere maybe 500 billion it's crazy the kind of numbers you're talking

              

                  12:39

                  about you know normally when you're looking at something you'll find you're looking for one out of a 100 here you're almost reversing it you look for one that's good yeah and you can look at the title you build a 100 Bridges and you suck one dick we doing that and the public gets it you know the public gets it you've seen the public they're sucking 100 dicks they're only building one bridge this money this for years this has gone on yeah go ahead wait go ahead Senator Rand Paul today said that Doge Cuts will

              

                  13:07

                  ultimately need a vote in Congress do you agree with that is that the plan I I really don't know I I know this we're finding tremendous fra economics and tremendous abuse if I need a vote of Congress to find Fraud and Abuse it be it's fine with me I think we'll get the vote although there'll be some people that wouldn't vote and how could a judge want to hold us back from finding all of this fraud and finding all of this incompetence uh why would that happen why would even Congress want to do that

              

                  13:35

                  now Congress if if we do need a vote I think we'd get a very easy vote because we have a track record now we've already found billions of dollars of abuse incompetence and Corruption a lot of corruption if a judge does block one of your policies part of your agenda will you abide by that ruling will you I always abide by the courts and then I'll have to appeal it but then what he's done is he slowed down the momentum and it gives crooked people more time to cover up the books hide yeah you know if

              

                  14:05

                  a person's crooked and they get caught let me go back to this other people see that and all of a sudden it becomes hotter later on so yeah the answer is I always abide by the courts Always by and will appeal but appeals take a long time and I would hope that a judge if you go into a judge and you show him here's a corrupt situation we have a check to be sent but we found it to be corrupt do you want us to send this corrupt check to a person or do you want us not to give it and give it back to the taxpayer I would hope a judge would say

              

                  14:38

                  don't send it give it back to the taxpayer yeah if I can add to that what we're finding is that a bunch of the f is not even going to Americans so I think we can all agree that if there's going to be fraud it should at least go to Americans uh but a bunch of the fraud rings that are operating in in the United States and taking advantage with the federal government especially in the entitlements programs are actually foreign fraud rings they're operating in other countries and actually exporting

              

                  15:00

                  money to other countries we should stop that Mr and this is big big numbers talk about $1200 billion a year well this is accurate remember all the people that like they didn't even know their country was getting usaid example of the fraud that you have cited was $50 million of condoms was sent to Gaza yeah but after fact check this it apparently Gaza in mosm Beque and the program was to protect them against HIV so can you correct this statements it wasn't sent to Hamas actually it was sent to mozambik which makes sense why condoms

              

                  15:34

                  was sent there and how can make we make sure that all the statements that you said why are we sending them condoms in the first place trust what you say well first of all uh some of the things that I say will be incorrect and and should be corrected so nobody's going to bat a thousand I mean any you know we will make mistakes but we'll act quickly to correct any mistakes yes um so uh you know if if the I'm not sure we should be sending $50 million with the anywhere frankly I'm not sure that's something

              

                  16:02

                  Americans would be really excited about um and that that is really an enormous number of condoms you think about it um but uh you know if it went to mosque instead of Gaza I'm like okay that's not as bad but still you know why are we doing that exactly can you talk a little bit about how closely you're working with agency heads as you're directing these Cuts do they have the how much input do agency heads have when you're making these decisions uh yeah we work closely with the agency heads um and um yeah so so

              

                  16:34

                  there there is there are sort of checks in place so it's not us just going in and doing things willy-nilly it's it's in uh uh partnership with the agency heads and uh and I checked previously with the president to make sure that you know this this this is what the president wants to have happen so um you we talk almost every day and I I you know I I double check things to make sure is this something Mr President you want us to do this we'll we'll then we'll do it you usaid has been one of your main targets

              

                  17:02

                  are you concerned at all that some of the cuts or that shutting that agency Al together may lead to diseases or other bigger problems starting in other countries that then come to to the United States yeah so that's that's an interesting example so that's something where we work uh and secret ruo um and we have for example uh turned on funding for Ebola prevention uh and for HIV PR prevention uh left that you said yes correct um and and and we are we are moving fast so we will make mistakes but we'll also fix

              

                  17:34

                  the mistakes stop giving a Mot screen time as athy cause USA I I think that there's some worthy things but overall if you say what was the bank of the buck I would say it's it was not very good yeah wasting [ __ ] money there was far too much of what US IDE was doing was influencing influencing elections in ways that I think were dubious and Y do not stand at the light of day true I you just have to follow up to the uh the the Pentagon contracts if you have received billions of dollars in contracts from the

              

                  18:04

                  Pentagon and the president's directing you to look into the Department of Defense is that are going to do at the president's request does that present a conflict of interest for you uh no because you'd have to look at the individual contract and say first of all I'm not the one you know fing the contract it's people at SpaceX or something we be putting for the contract and I'd like to say if if you see any contract where the the where it was awarded to SpaceX and it wasn't by far

              

                  18:29

                  the best value for money for the taxpayer let me know because every one of them was the president said the other day that you might look at treasuries could you explain that a little bit what kind of fraud or and that question goes to both of you what kind of fraud are you expecting to see or do you see right now in us treasuries I I think you mean the treasury Department as opposed to treasury bills or um you also reference treasuries on Air Force One the other night well the as I mentioned earlier really the the first order of business

              

                  19:00

                  is to make sure we're actually collecting sorry for this I thought my son might might enjoy this but it's he's sticking his fingers in my ears and stuff um so it's been hard to hear sometimes hey s that um so um no the stuff we're doing with with Treasury Department is so basic um that you can't believe it doesn't exist already so so so for example like I mentioned just making sure that that when a payment goes out it has to have a the a payment categorization code like what type of

              

                  19:32

                  payment is this um you can't just leave the field blank currently many payments the field is left blank and you have to describe what's the payment for some basic rationalization that also is left blank so this is why the Pentagon when's the last time the Pentagon passed an audit I mean a decade ago maybe I ever really well the pendant was Pentagon was going to have an audit but actually pass audits you have to have financial information that allows you to trace the payments yeah um so uh what happened

              

                  20:01

                  before that there's going to be an audit and then has payments um if it thinks the payment is going to a fraudulent organization like if if if a if a company or organization is on a do not pay list we should not pay it I'm sure you would agree like it's quite hard to get on that payment do not pay list it means that this is someone that is just it's like dead people terrorists um known fraudsters uh that kind of thing so they're giving money to twitch but currently we do huh which is crazy we

              

                  20:38

                  should stop that many many transactions and by the way hundreds thousands of transactions like that you know we have a big team and for the sake of the country I hope that the person that's in charge and the other people that report to me that are in charge are allowed to do the right thing namely make sure everything's honest legitimate and competent but we're looking at just uh when you look at us Aid that was that's one we're going to look at the military we're going to look at education good

              

                  21:11

                  they're much bigger areas but the US Aid is really corrupt I'll tell you it's corrupt it's incompetent and it's really corrupt and I can't imagine a judge saying well it may be corrupt the right to look over the country and czy as we say make America R again but you don't have the right to go and look and see whether or not things are right that they're paying or that things are honest that they're paying and nobody can even believe this other people law professors they've been

              

                  21:40

                  saying right back I a can't how can you take that person's right away You're supposed to be running the country but we're not allowed to look at who they're paying it to and what they're paying we have massive amounts of fraud that we caught I think we probably caught way over a lot of billions of dollars already in what two weeks yes and it's going to go to numbers that you're not going to believe and much as I said much is incompetence and much as dishonesty we have to catch it and the only way

              

                  22:10

                  going to catch it is to look for it and if a judge is going to say you're not allowed to look for it that's pretty sad for our country I don't understand how it could even work program can you personally guarantee that which one the buyout program the offera of federal workers can you personally guarantee that the workers who opt in to resign now will be paid through well they'll get their money but uh they're getting a good deal they're getting a big buyout and what we're trying to do is reduce government we

              

                  22:36

                  have too many people we have office space it's occupied by 4% nobody showing up to work because they were told not to and then Biden gave them a fiveyear pass some of them 48,000 of them gave them a fiveyear pass that for five years you don't have to show up to work and and let me tell you this is largely much of this stuff is because of Biden it's his fault he allowed this country what he did on our border what he did on our border is almost not as bad as what he did with uh all of these contracts that

              

                  23:07

                  have come out it it's it's a very sad day when we look at it I can't even believe it but many contracts just extend and they just keep extending and there was nobody there to correct it and uh that that cannot be I can't imagine that could be held up by the court any court that would say that the president or his Representatives like secretary of the treasury Secretary of State whatever doesn't have the right to go over their books and make sure everything's honest I mean how can you have a country you

              

                  23:37

                  can't have anything that way you can't have a business that way you can't have a country that way thank you very much everybody thank [Music] you back tonight will be at the White House tonight about 10:00 if you want to come over you can say hello to him you who' you say not much no they were very nice we were treated very nicely by Russia actually I hope that's the beginning of a re relationship where we can end that war and uh millions of people can stop being killed they've lost millions of people they lost in

              

                  24:14

                  terms of uh soldiers probably 1.5 million soldiers in a short period of time uh we got to stop that war and I'm interested primarily from the standpoint of death we're losing all those soldiers and then not American soldiers the Ukrainian and Russian soldiers but you're probably talking about a million and a half I think I think we got to bring that one to an end okay oh my God thank you thanking 10 10:00 the right and that was the tap playback of President Trump and Elon Musk really doubling down and even at times tripling

              

                  24:54

                  down on the effects there of Doge and really El musk his role in that department as Elon Musk says he's trying to find a wasteful spending I'm GNA go I'm gonna go at the beginning because I didn't see this happening where we in three two one let's go for it thanks for meeting you come here Ro X are you okay this is this is X and he's a great guy high IQ he's a high IQ individual and he's got this got the cool train is gone so thank you very much we had a busy day today the king

              

                  25:41

                  just left and we uh we've had a great discussion terrific discussion concerning Gaza and everything else uh we had discussions also about Saturday at 12:00 it's going to be a big moment we'll see what happens I don't expect happen with these people but we'll see what happens and we're going to be signing a very important uh deal today it's Doge and I'm going to ask Elon to tell you a little bit about it and some of the things that we found which is shocking billions and billions of

              

                  26:17

                  dollars in waste Fraud and Abuse and uh I think it's very important and that's one of the reasons I got elected I said we're going to do that nobody had any idea it was that bading pres and it seems hard to believe that judges want to try and stop us for corruption especially when we found hundreds of millions of dollars worth much more than that in just a short period of time we want to weed out the corruption and it seems hard to believe that a judge could say uh we don't want you to do that I think it seems pretty

              

                  26:49

                  easy so maybe we have to look at the judges because that's very serious I think it's a very serious violation U I'll ask Elon mus to say a few words and uh we'll take some questions Elon go ahead uh sure so the uh at at a high level if you say what is the goal of Doge or or and and I think a significant part of this of presidency is to restore uh democracy this may seem seem like well aren we in a democracy well if you don't have a feedback FX we have to it's all right task can be difficult sometimes um

              

                  27:31

                  so uh if if if there's not a good feedback loop from the people to to the government and if if you have rule of the the bureaucrat if the bureaucracy is in charge and then then what meaning does democracy actually have if the people cannot vote and have their will be decided by their elected representatives in the in the form of the president and and the Senate and the house then we don't live in a democracy we live in a bureaucracy yep so it's incredibly important that we close that feedback loop we fix that feedback loop

              

                  28:05

                  and that the public uh it's about time to [ __ ] get un pres the house decide what happens as opposed to a large mad at you bureaucracy gaming journalism is bad recently so you probably watch one of my videos are in the federal bureaucracy but but you can't have an autonomous Federal bureaucracy you have to have one that is responsive to the people that's the whole point of a democracy um and so um and if if you looked at the if you as look the founders today and said what do you think of the way things have turned out

              

                  28:39

                  well what we have this unelected uh fourth unconstitutional branch of of government which which is the bureaucracy which has in a lot of ways currently more power than any elected representative and this is uh this is not something the people want um and it's it's not it doesn't not match the will of people so it's just something we've got to we got to fix and we've also got to address the deficit so we've got A2 trli back the dollar menu if this if we don't do something about this

              

                  29:09

                  deficit country is going bankrupt I mean it's it's really astounding that the uh the interest payments alone on the national debt exceed the defense department budget which is shocking cuz we got a lot we spend a lot of money on defense but and and if that just keeps going we're essentially going to bankrupt the country so what what I really want to say is like it's not optional for us to sit to reduce the federal expenses it's essential it's essential for America to remain solvent as a country and it's essential for

              

                  29:42

                  America to have the resources necessary to provide to Citizens and not simply be servicing vast amounts of debt and also could you mention some of the things that your team has found some of the crazy numbers including the woman that walked away with about 30 million right Etc well we we we are we do find it sort of rather odd that um you know there there are quite a few uh people in in um in the bureaucracy who who have ostensibly a salary of a few hundred, but somehow managed to acrew tens of millions of dollars in net worth uh

              

                  30:18

                  while they are in that position which is you know what what happened to usid we're just curious where it came from um very good investing they which case we should take their investment advice perhaps um but uh just there seems to be mysteriously they they get wealthy we're don't why where does it come from um and uh I think the reality is that they're getting wealthy at to taxpayer expense that's that's the that's the honest truth of it so uh you know we we're looking at um say uh well we just if you

              

                  30:51

                  look at say say treasury for example um basic controls that should be in place uh that are in place in in any company uh such as making sure that any given payment has a payment categorization code that there is a comment field that describes the payment um and that if it if a payment is on the do not pay list that you don't actually pay it none of those things are true currently so the reason that departments can't pass audits is because the payments don't have a categorization code it's like

              

                  31:20

                  just a massive number of blank checks just flying out the building so you can't reconcile blank checks um you've got common fields that are also blanks I don't know why the payment was made um and then we've got this a truly absurd a do not pay list which can take up to a year for an organization to get on a deal on pay list um and and this we're talking about terrorist organizations we're talking about uh known fraud wait it takes takes a year to stop paying a terrorist any Congressional

              

                  31:48

                  appropriation can take up to a year to get on the list and even once on the list the list is not used it's mindblowing so so what we talking here we're really just talking about adding Common Sense controls that should be present uh that that haven't been present how is this how could such a thing arise that's that seems that seems crazy that when you understand that that really everything is geared towards complaint minimization so that that then you understand the motivations so if people receive money they don't complain

              

                  32:23

                  obviously um but if people don't receive money they do complain and and the fraud do complain the loudest and the fastest so uh then when you understand that then then it makes sense oh that's why everything just they approve all the payments at treasury because if you approve all the payments you don't you don't get complaints but now now we're saying that no actually we we are going to complain if if money is spent badly if the if your taxpayer dollars are not spent in a sensible and pral manner then that's not

              

                  32:55

                  okay you know who's mad about that your your tax dollars need to be be spent wisely on things that matter to the people I mean these things like it's just common sense it's not it's it's it's not Draconian or radical I think it's it's really just saying let's look at each each of these expeditures and say is this actually in the best interest of the people and if it is it's approved if it's not we should think about it so um you know there's crazy things like just cursy examination of Social

              

                  33:26

                  Security and we got people that 150 years old this is where we started now do you know anyone is 150 I don't okay well there it is thank [ __ ] god even though we got in at 2 in the morning that we were getting up a couple couple hours holy [ __ ] thank God they're getting rid of all these clowns these roaches wasting our [ __ ] money being [ __ ] yeah how are we supposed to trust anything from Doge when they're breaking dozens law and working outside the powers of congress well I mean how are you

              

                  33:55

                  supposed to trust the government that's been doing that apparently for years they've been doing this [ __ ] for years and also like if you think that they're if they're breaking the law then there's a policy and there's a procedure to hold them accountable uh now personally I I I think that what they're doing is great I think it's I think it's a great thing but then that's a policy and you deal with that those is operating entirely within the law that's a lie Congress approved that

              

                  34:25

                  power for Obama well what I'm saying is that if you think that they're breaking the law then you can file a lawsuit and try to stop it from happening but until then they're going to do it and like whether it's against the law or not like yeah that matters but like if you want to look at it from like an ideological perspective I totally support them I absolutely do I and it it's crazy to me that anybody wouldn't that's what's so nuts about it like who wouldn't support this who is

              

                  34:55

                  actually oh geez oh jeez yeah there we go all right how do you argue uh against saving money because they don't want that they don't want to give the people that they disagree with a W it's more important for them that everything goes down in flames and they're not blamed then people are better off they would rather burn the entire thing down than improve it that's basically it and so like what they're looking at is that and here's here's really what's on the table it's that if these guys can

              

                  35:43

                  come in and prove that you have been wasting a bunch of money your credibility and your future is deleted like you don't have a future anymore you're done so they're like it's all on the table for them because these are these roaches that have been living in this garbage and somebody's finally cleaning it up and the roaches are mad that's it that's why they're yeah they're [ __ ] pissed that there Sol responsible for bling a bunch of money yeah exactly about need c be out done yeah I

              

                  36:19

                  agree with them fixing a problem but the way they're fixing a problem is that's a precedent for the future that can bypass Congress my understanding is that a lot of the allocations that this has happened that that this is okay with were actually like created uh by Obama so like if you want to complain about that from a ideological perspective that's totally fine but I mean and I think that's fair it's very fair to say that and like if you if you criticize the process that they're using that's

              

                  36:48

                  fine but I'm talking about the ideology I support the ideology I think that the the goal that they have is a noble goal that I agree with now that doesn't mean that any way that they go about achieving that goal is good of course not however I think this is good like I I want 19-year-olds to come in and I I want the 19-year-old kid that calls himself big balls and that says a bunch of stupid [ __ ] on the internet I want him to come in and put your 30-year-old [ __ ] federal government employee [ __ ] out of a [ __ ] job job

              

                  37:29

                  that's exactly what I want because I worked at the federal government a lot of those people are [ __ ] useless they're useless and lazy I've known other people that have worked at the federal government and people in their departments were useless and lazy too no more retards yes get get rid of them well the ironic thing is that so there was like there was one part there was one process of of tax form processing and this is something that sometimes like once like the season was basically over like you would have more people

              

                  38:00

                  transition over to this especially if you working overtime cuz like usually a lot of days like in April like I would work like 12 hours a day if if you could right because you get paid a bunch of money and so anyway uh they had a person who literally had Down syndrome working there and he was supposed to make sure that all of the trash that was thrown away no documents were actually thrown away and I was like wait a minute we have somebody who literally has Down syndrome working here and I was like what the [ __ ] is going

              

                  38:28

                  on but it gets better I watch him work he's the best employee you're kidding no I'm not he did the job they gave him everybody else was talking he describing my rank teammates yes he does spectrum analysis yep absolutely and so uh don't think a 19-year-old with no government experience should be firing people I don't think that matters at all no I don't care if these retards didn't want to get fired then they shouldn't have [ __ ] it up in the first place government experience yeah you spent 30 years doing

              

                  39:06

                  a bad job great well that qualifies you to keep doing it right I don't think so nope they're just data crunching and making the decisions based on data analysis yeah of course someone without government is exactly who you need firing people you want to look at a person's abilities their approach and their strategy rather than their identity their credibility and their uh history like the the thing that matters is the approach and if the approach is effective or not and if it's not effective how to make it more effective

              

                  39:38

                  uh people are attacking their credibility what what I find to be funny is that you've got a lot of these like young Democrat senators and uh you know Representatives like AOC for example spent her entire [ __ ] career being insulted and [ __ ] sidelined because she's young and now now that she's a bit older now she's doing the same thing to Big Balls to these other people in Doge well this was happening to you how are you doing this now like who the [ __ ] gave you any like who qualified you to

              

                  40:09

                  run for Congress nobody you did it and you won it's embarrassing