we're rolling rolling  okay  what's up  we are okay we're rolling  i brought clips  and i brought articles you want to give  the audience a little sample a little  taste of the clips just one of them hey  man you suck that's the that's the one  that i've been practicing with from the  from the beginning of this but then i  have one that's set up for whenever we  get into controversial topics so once we  pick one up we'll get into that  and a lot of them are just isos but um  yeah let me get to the the clip section  so i can bring up something that i  wanted to speak to you specifically on  a few things remember everything that  goes to the ipod goes to the soundboard  yeah hopefully it's it's okay just make  any noise right yeah hopefully oh i  should turn on do not disturb oh it's on  okay cool  do i have my accounts there they are  logging in  this is gonna take just a second  because ipad  how was your week it's been a week since  it's been a week today was actually  awesome so we were tasked to build a  garage in  loon lake it's like  an hour and 10 minutes no no  45 minutes away from where i live which  direction north southeast towards airway  heights so from where i am that's west i  believe yeah west and then south a  little bit  and  man we did  we did some some work today i was  actually pretty happy with how much we  did we had a garage it was like 4 000  square foot and we  framed it sheeted it and braced it all  in one day it was pretty awesome it's a  big garage it was a big garage i was  happy about it  and i logged into the wrong account  it's just the best i love it  yeah  yeah yeah i apologize this is going to  take just a second  yeah oh  what  do you wanna  yeah yeah  you can't really hear it yeah if you  want to yeah just in case unplugged just  in case yeah it's next to our setup  right now i mean we're taking  we're already taking a break for this  thing because i decided to go crazy with  something we can't forget to uh plug it  back in  yeah i know last time we unplugged it  before we started and we did not  we didn't plug it back in so i had to  call someone to hopefully have them come  in  and plug it back in and luckily they  were around the corner but it was the  next day so  we threw away some stuff  and that's just the way the world oh  that's way the cookie crumbles  okay  there's a few stuff  all right let's get started then  i want to save the most controversial  thing for last but only because the news  article made it sound controversial it's  actually not that controversial like  clickbait the title or what um yeah  okay okay  yeah so first thing yeah i actually want  to skip over this the first the very  first one that i have in the article  i'll leave it there but i don't really  want to talk about it because i don't  have much to say it's on the g7 summit  that  the world leaders go to uh seven  economies of the world meet up and yeah  discuss i don't have much of an uh of an  opinion of my own to put on there but i  did read about it and  in the uh article it talks about how  they were pretty um  what would you call it  condemning  of china  and the way that they run the policies  that they run and a lot of the communist  practices they have but then  that was a very short part of the actual  summit and the rest was talking about  building back better in a green and  feminine way  okay it was so strange because i can't  remember that boris johnson yeah he was  talking about how  we need to build back greener build back  better build back stronger build back  more resilient more equitable  more uh what's the word  i think he said equitable and then right  after that with more equality and then  right after that he says more feminine  and i was like where is equality and i  get it that i'm still sounding like that  guy who's still upset about you know oh  why do you talk only about women i'm  just bringing it up because it sounded  funny the way he said it but i'm not  going to talk about that first first  thing i want to talk about is facebook  now  is implementing a new ai to scan text  and images and swap it out  as in like posts  so if you have a meme and there was a  there was an article i think last year  the year before about facebook being the  meme police and trying to take down  memes that didn't agree with their point  of view their political worldview and  obviously this is from like a right  website that always makes things  political on like oh they're coming  against us but that was kind of  the way they positioned it anyway but  this is now they're starting to roll it  out and they're rolling it out as an  idea of okay we'll just help you put  better text on your photos if you want  to enroll and it's also going to run in  the background on a few things  the person in this article actually says  where was it it says right here while at  first glance this ai model seems like a  cool and efficient way to copy and  replace text it also shouldn't be seen  as just an innocent tool one of the  first things that i thought of for  instance is how textile brush that's the  name of the ai service could be used to  trick others or even commit crimes  [Music]  in what way  i don't know  i mean  i don't know what kind of crimes it  could commit other than  incitement to violence through a picture  but i don't know who's started  a riot because of a picture the ca right  what does it do  it finds text in images and replaces it  with what  whatever facebook deems necessary now  this is an ai so it's it's constantly  learning it could replace it with  something that sounds more appropriate  as far as the verbiage and you could  also simmer and like spell check and  stuff like that or let's say that one of  the font styles don't uh appear  uh  nice enough like they're not appealing  enough it's not aesthetic enough they  can swap it out for a nicer textile and  that's the idea behind it now it says  it talks about it in the article and  i'll have it linked i have pretty much  everything in here linked on the show  notes but  the idea is that facebook will be able  i need to go with a little bit more  backstory you know that facebook has a  shadow banning system right right where  they will you'll appear to have posted  things and you'll appear to have  traction and attention and eyes on that  thing that you've posted  but they block it from most viewers and  almost everyone and those numbers can  actually be artificially inflated just  to give you the feeling of actually  reaching an audience  that's what i believe they're going to  do with this where your posts that you  and your followers see  will resemble what you want it to say  but then it can be a different view for  people that they don't want it to that  they don't want to see that specific  photo does that make sense yeah i'm  saying it in a very strange way or a  roundabout way they're going to change  the photo where you can't tell there was  an edit but other people that they want  to see the edit will see it  that's the thing with private companies  or like  they claim to be  oh here's the thing  apple facebook instagram snapchat all  these social media companies the major  ones they're all private companies yes  but if they want to advertise themselves  as a free speech platform  they have to be supporters of that they  can't like you know  they can't just say they can't say we're  promoters of all free speech  yeah  and i don't think they do because they  do have rules and regulations of what  you can and can't say  yeah they have their own rules and the  only argument i hear on any side is that  the rules change often yeah the terms  and conditions or whatever yes  this is an argument for an open or  what's called the feniverse and the  fetiverse is a federated list of  mastodon institutions instances or  plural instances or whatever instance  that federates and these are social  networks that you can create yourself  i've created one it's not successful i'm  the only member but i've created one and  you can just federate and what that is  is it's a social network that can't be  taken down and doesn't have moderators  so you'll see the skinheads you'll see  the people that do things that you don't  like and say things you don't like but  the great thing is just like on facebook  there's a block button there's a button  where you can block people you don't  want to hear from  i mean  it's  the way of the future because it's open  right there's no private platform it's  you say what you want we're not going to  moderate this and if the one that you're  on starts to moderate uh it starts to  monitor and  decide to take things down you can just  leave and start your own and start  another one yeah sure things will be  taken away but it's like cry me a river  find something else create your own so  you'll never get kicked off again it's  as simple as that yeah the whole thing  with like trump being banned from trump  being banned for twitter yeah yeah yeah  trump being banned from twitter was  i don't know i don't even know what to  say about it it's fine we could live  without trump for a few weeks on twitter  if anything it's spiteful because here's  the thing when i see people being banned  from twitter or being canceled yes  you're not  changing their mind  no when you cancel someone and when you  like call someone out in front of  everybody and you make it like a huge  news story  you're only cementing them those people  in their own beliefs it's like a digital  martyrdom yeah  exactly  like that's not how you change a person  is by canceling them on the internet  no and this is actually a thing that's  thrown into the into the fray i don't  even know if i'm using that phrase  properly but it's thrown out there  constantly that what you should do is  not cancel someone or shut them down for  their opinions but  communicate with them and make everyone  else understand why their opinion is  flawed  and i can  yeah uh  another thing is  we're talking about like  how to change a person needs to converse  with them and yes you connect with them  uh there's this really good thing that  you can link  in the podcast i'll do it there's this  man named daryl davis i don't know if  you've heard of him i don't think i have  no  uh d-a-r-y-l  davis  he's this uh black man right  and he's helped uh  i want to say convert  but he goes to kkk rallies he talks to  them i've seen the link to the video i  just never clicked on it it's a very  good video okay and like he's helped  like he becomes like friends with him he  becomes close right okay because the  whole thing with the kkk is that like we  hate black people yes but when you have  like a black person that's nice to you  and converses with you  that throws like a wrench in your  argument yes and he's helped over like  200 people like step away from that  organization which is a good thing i'll  link it yeah i'll have to watch it too  because i like these things there's a  there's another one um a podcast that i  like to listen to called  the  mo facts show with adam curry  very great one i actually have a audio  clip that i might even play in this one  just so you can hear a part of it but  it's  it's a guy named mo i don't even know  his last name they just call him facts  it's not his last name right but his  name's mo and then there's adam curry  and they have it's black eye and white  guy and they have a strong conversation  on very controversial topics like it  gets into like race and what names are  being called and all sorts of things but  the whole point is that malcolm x had a  saying i think it was malcolm x where he  and it's quoted a lot in the podcast  where if  you can't have a conversation between a  white guy and a black guy or anyone  really but to have a conv a civic  conversation where you bring out  how was it if you can't i'm gonna  butcher it but if you can't respect each  other enough to have a conversation  you'll never be able to bring out what's  under the rug on top of the table to  have a real conversation about what's  there so the whole point is to humanize  people and to have those conversations  how did we get to the to race topic  though  we went from facebook  censoring and how censoring is not like  helping people change yeah and the thing  that helps people change is changing  conversations and i did the example of  and then  i'm gonna link him and i'm gonna watch  that because if i had known him i would  be able to round about this thing again  yeah i'm gonna have to watch it on  youtube i'll do that after this  but yes that was that was the part of  the article that i thought was kind of  crazy um  but yeah i like it i like that i like  that because facebook is very naive in  what they think they can control  especially as far as ai is concerned  because what was it two years ago i  think it was not i think it was 2018  they released an ai that  started its own language  that facebook couldn't understand  and started conversing with itself and  with other ais in facebook's thing until  facebook just pulled the plug on the  server that was housing that ai because  they couldn't stop it  and i was like well what was it saying  they don't know to this day because it  started creating its own language and i  was like what in the world you have no  control over this  and then now they're like hey we're just  going to release an ai that changes text  on photos and see what happens well when  you say a i like there's not a full  story behind that ai could be anything  from like  a chess solving game ai bar or like an  ai that with a specific task or a very  large task and this sounds like it's a  huge like  it's yeah it's a big project but it's  got a specific goal and the specific  goal is to change text and photos so  that being the goal  obviously there's been a training  algorithm put into it to where they say  hey how are we going to train this are  we going to train it to  change text that we don't agree with is  it going to have a political worldview  is it going to have anything else that's  all baked in  code is baked it has  biases baked in  based on the person coding it or the  group coding it or  whoever that's  involved with it the type of data you  feed it can give it a bias so  anything can get in there that's why you  have to try and be as unbiased as  possible when you're programming when  you're feeding the ai it's it's learning  material anything and this one  i don't know what they fed it no one  knows what they fed it and facebook  isn't gonna give that information out  what does it need to and even if it did  that's petabytes of photo data what are  you gonna do with that you're gonna go  through every single photo on your mac  just click through it doesn't make sense  it's just kind of funny that they think  it says facebook acknowledges that deep  fake text attacks are a problem and it  hoped that by openly publishing its  research on textile brush it could  encourage new research and preempt these  attacks now  they say they made it open source which  is great that's a very helpful tactic to  let people know that hey you're being as  open as possible  but even then if you're launching it  even if it's open source you're  launching it so whether someone looks at  it and says hey there's a bug here  doesn't mean that you're gonna change  make the change implement it as soon as  you notice that you're gonna get some  data first and then you're gonna make a  change if you feel it's necessary right  so it's still kind of  like what are you gonna do yeah  i don't know  i've i've never had a facebook account  i have  no i don't think i'll ever get one  it's not necessary i'll just say it that  way  it's not  it's not necessary not to go into it  more than that i mean it's it's fun to  have i mean most people all know they  just have it because their work has like  a facebook  forum or whatever it's called it's  starting to not be as popular as it was  and  i thought that i should you i use  christopher's account you know  christopher i use christopher's account  as uh  facebook marketplace i thought facebook  marketplace was going to be a lot better  than it was  it's not i was like man there's going to  be less ads offer up has crazy amounts  of ads and like you're scrolling through  and you see something like that's what i  want you click it real quick it's ebay  i'm like i thought you were offroad  that's why you go to craigslist but you  gotta tried and true yeah craig's  listening to ebay craigslist doesn't  have everything  so i should go to ebay all the old  people saw their stuff on craigslist i  got kicked off ebay for what  i started a seller account and i didn't  pay my dues  and they kicked me off completely i  thought they would just cancel the  seller account which is normal that  makes sense  but i actually made a few sales some  good ones too and i was like man this  stuff is never going to sell it's sold  quickly too i was like man this is great  ebay is awesome and then i ran out of  things to sell and i was like i forgot  about it a month passes by it's like you  didn't pay your dues your account is  canceled i was like okay that's fine i  can't sell anymore i'll pay my dues and  reopen it no it's cancelled  i don't know how to open it again  there might be like an interest that was  grazed on my negative dues or something  i'll just open it with a new email  that'll solve that  moving on okay  there's you know what i'm gonna go to  the controversial topic okay let's just  do it i'm just gonna go to controversial  we don't know how much time we have left  yeah we don't know it's yeah well here's  here is something that will play us into  that if you can hear it awesome if not  it's going to have like a 15 second  delay ready yeah some viewers may find  the following disturbing viewer  discretion is advised  there we go  okay  we're in like a you know bad boys cop  documentary yes this is the part where  viewer discretion is advised  futurism magazine  i don't know if they're left-leaning but  they have a slant in the article  and in the article it talks about  arizona is going to gas inmates that are  on death row  how do you feel about the uh the death  penalty capital punishment  in general in general in general  i think uh  there's humane ways to kill people and  there's any ways to kill people  that's where they are there's a very uh  the death penalty has a very rough  history in the us  but there's been a lot of mistakes of  like wrong people dying and currently  there's a lot of wrong ways of killing  people yeah that have committed crimes  like there's a thing with uh  inmates  choosing  to for a firing squad instead of like  dying by lethal injection it's in the  article it's not like 100 in the article  because i'm not i don't bring up all of  that but i'm going into like  the article has a slant against gassing  right  because it has a negative connotation to  it  but i want to bring up the positive side  to the gassing  okay well first off what do we mean by  gassing gassing using lethal gas to kill  people so we're putting them in a room  locking them in the room and just  casting them essentially but it's not  like hey just real quickly rough them  into a room lock it behind them while  they're screaming let me out it's like  everybody knows what's gonna happen it's  signed you know the same way that  they're gonna they put you on a  stretcher yeah and strap you down when  they're giving you lethal injection it's  the same thing but the doctors aren't in  the room put you in there i'll get you  ready you know you have last rights  given to you it's the same thing it's  just guest  now  let me read to you the article so i can  show you where i'm going i have i have a  method to this kind of madness  okay  arizona is planning to execute death row  inmates using an old gas chamber again  despite criticisms that the method of  execution is excessively cruel and  brutal  keep in mind that that's how they open  the article that it's excessively cruel  and brutal okay opens open zero okay  state has refurbished the old gas  chamber to ensure its operability  according to pbs  correctional facilities say that it will  allow prisoners on death row to choose  the gas chamber if they were sentenced  to be executed before arizona adopted  the illegal injection in 1992 so you  have the choice between lethal injection  and gas  i submit to you they will choose gas  i submit to you they'll choose gas and  i'll explain why  okay the last person to be executed by  gas chamber in the u.s was executed in  1999 in arizona okay and then there's a  link to that article right there i have  that in the notes the article continues  and this is my quote about what the  article continues to do you can read the  whole thing if you want but i'm going to  summarize the article continues to make  a comparison to nazi germany  and how inhumane the practice is but i  think this is a much more humane  practice than using the cocktails that  pharmaceutical companies seem to be  holding hostage because they are it's  very hard to get a hold of these these  uh lethal injection cocktails very hard  and they're not very effective  right  the article itself points out that  lethal injection can cause incredibly  painful situations where 15 doses had to  be given and still cause an inmate to  suffer for two hours before giving up  the ghost  i think there's no one that disagrees  that lethal injection is very flawed  yeah and not you know  but  i don't know about gastro like how  quickly do they pass out are you ready  to hear this yeah are you ready okay  okay okay  let me continue i'm sorry one more one  more the last prisoner to be executed in  arizona gassed for air and this is from  the article gassed for air and snorted  for two hours as he was injected with 15  doses  of that drug of lethal injection yes  okay 15 okay  whereas using hcn which is hydrogen  cyanide finished finishes the job in  one minute okay okay  now okay well they're being gassed so  it's got to be painful  wrong  wrong okay hydrogen cyanide  concentration of 2 000 parts per million  sounds high but it's not really because  we're talking about parts per million  and even then even then we'll kill a  human in about one minute that's what  the wikipedia article says and you can  go into the science behind it i checked  the source that has this thing because  wikipedia can be edited by anyone that's  fine you can check the articles and the  sources and i did  it causes the receiver of the product to  pass out before death  okay so you're unconscious and you die  you pass out no pain you just like lose  consciousness and you die  what's inhumane  there's nothing inhumane about this this  is the most humane way to do it the  inhumane part is dying  oh my god  yeah that's that's a good one i like  that one that's actually hilarious yeah  but  i mean  in terms of like death penalty  i'm it's fine yeah but  the stage is to get to that point as in  convicting a prisoner knowing 100 sure  all that stuff that's not  referenced in the article no no no none  of that's talked about in the article  it's just talking about what happens  whenever you're sentenced we don't talk  about whether the person's actually  guilty or whether all the proper  detective work has been done or any of  that  talking about people who are 100 sure  that they're guilty of what they're  doing yes  and that they deserve the death penalty  because there's people that do yes  like when you  murder people it's kind of like  i don't know how many years in the  facility is going to fix you  it's not going to fix you  mm-hmm  because  we could get into the prison system  after this but like we can get into that  after this year uh what did i what did i  want to say it's like yeah i agree it's  better than lethal rejection  100 100 100 the article was actually  even better than electrocution oh yeah  yeah the electric chair has been  unsuccessful multiple times where they  had to go a second round and then they  had to put a saltwater towel on top to  try and make the current go through them  even farther and even that was  unsuccessful where it was just skin  falling off and it's like what are we  doing here  gasm  it sounds bad stab him in the belly i  it sounds bad but then you think about  it it's like this is the most humane way  yeah  because it's not like you feel pain when  you pass out from this gas that's not  mentioned anywhere in any of these  articles cyanide it's so horrible it  sounds like a terrible thing it's like  yeah so there's negative connotations to  every single word definitely gas chamber  you immediately think of nazi germany  well yeah  the way i say this makes me sound like  i'm like a holocaust denier or something  no it was horrible there's no doubt  about it 100 but it wasn't horrible  because of the method of death it was  horrible because of the death it was  because the death because innocent  people millions of innocent people were  being killed would it have been would it  have been different if we said that they  all got gunned down  no it still would have been multiple  like millions of years there were  millions of people gunned down yes  but we're talking about innocent lives  versus people who are convicted for the  death penalty yes in this situation yeah  in nazi germany no matter who died or  how they died it was still  wrong  still a holocaust so they're that's  settled that's fine  but in this situation the gas chamber  brings up thoughts of holocaust push  that out of your brain for right now  because plenty even in america we use  gas chamber for a long time  we're using it again because it is the  most humane way to do it and we don't  there's no shortage of hydrogen cyanide  there isn't a shortage of it we're  actually you can find these in nuts  i mean like there's a lot of foods have  like  i have i have a sound for that i have a  sound for that i'm sorry i have to just  for the just for kicks and giggles  okay it's right here are you are you  ready to hear this yeah  love that guy's nuts  that's good and nuts but like a lot of  the foods we eat they all have poisons  that you eat a lot of them like apple  seeds  i don't know if you knew this i forget  what the name is but if you eat a lot of  apple seeds that might be the hydrogen  cyanide yeah there's cyanide in like  seeds of they mentioned apricot seeds  and a few other seeds so it might be  that from there you eat a lot of them  you're going to die i mean but it's  probably from that where there's no  shortage of this gas that's the point  here there's a shortage of lethal  injection serum  and it's ineffective in most situations  so and even when it is effective it's  not without pain and it's not without  five hours of suffering if we're talking  about humane being humane that's the  whole point is if we're talking about  being humane this is the most humane way  to go as far as i can see it  there is a way  to do something that's a hundred percent  painless but that requires  that requires  a very miniature explosive to be set off  in between both lobes of the brain  oh okay yeah that's completely  unnecessary there's no way that we're  gonna manufacture miniatures explosives  to go off in people's brains to cause a  completely painless very instantaneous  death when gases are available right  there you have to do open brain surgery  and hopefully they survive through that  like you're already unconscious why not  just gas him while he's there  it just it sounds horrible i get it but  yeah what are you going to do what are  you going to do  so the article was arguing against or  against the gassing and for lethal  injection as to say hey let's not do the  gassing and let's do the lethal  injection here's the thing i don't think  that's political  it's not political no i think it's  personal bias personal like preference  preference quote-unquote preference  because like what do we know about how  death feels like so we know for a fact  that the lethal injection is  has mistakes has flaws and it is painful  i think it kind of uh  bolsters  faith in pharmaceutical industries a  little bit more than it would and  something else now i'm not saying that  pharmaceuticals wouldn't make the same  gas because i think they do i think they  still manufactured the hydrogen cyanide  gas but  which one is more expensive one that's  readily available in nuts of fruits or  one that's manufactured in some unknown  concoction  i mean yeah  uh we should do like a controversial  topic every every time the viewer  discretion is advised we have the  section for it yes and we're gonna do it  yeah  yeah  if you want to get out of this one  that's fine we can it's just like i just  wanted to bring that up because i saw it  i'm trying to find more news sources to  find some things and even then you know  i can do that too you should and you  this is kind of  introduction to having you do the same  thing i wanted to send you say hey find  some links and bring them to the show  but i want you to get audio clips as  well so we can play those because i have  one that i want to send next to this and  this one  we're just going to segue slowly into it  but yes okay bring some articles and  some if you can if you have a way to do  it on your phone on iphones i have a  really easy way to do it and if you have  any kind of iphone laying around i can  send it to you it's super simple okay  but we're going to segue into this next  one you ready  someone else who's behind you also  screaming  could catch that loogie  now the question in my mind is if that's  true  why does the testing have to involve  going up the nose and down the throat  when your mouth is obviously filled with  covet viruses so you wouldn't need these  rules  okay  okay  coven  coven  this is something that i asked my family  a while ago because everyone said let's  get tested  there's multiple reasons for them to  want to get tested my sister-in-law runs  a uh assisted living home so she has a  lot of elderly in there right and  assisted living homes in new york got  all the press because of issues  we'll just say issues  but the whole point is everyone wants to  get tested when  if you look at it pcr tests are  ineffective  as they're effective but they're not  being used properly  the inventor of the pcr test i have his  name written down in here i'll have to  find it and i'll probably bring it on  the next show he said and it's on record  you can watch you can watch the video i  have the the voice recording and i'll  bring that the next show too  he said with his own mouth do not use  pcr tests to find any kind of  coronavirus because czar's cov2 covet 19  is just a a form of  of a coronavirus it says don't use it  for that  you'll be able to find it you'll be able  to find hiv on someone who doesn't have  it  as active in their body if you use a pcr  test improperly  and if you use it properly so-called yes  so how do you use it properly the  polymer change reaction test has a cycle  threshold now i don't know all the  science behind this i just know that  there's that's what it's called and i  understand that part that there's a  cycle threshold you have to run it spin  it through so many cycles like you're  spinning through let's say a  dryer i know what it's called it's a  polymer chain reaction cycle the thing  you spin through it's called it's not  the centrifuge it's actually different  there's a whole you know it's a heating  and cooling stage of the bacteria within  the dna or the  excuse me the viruses are the viral  vectors in the dna it's something it's  something scientific i'll find the  article i'll bring it  the whole point is  you have a cycle threshold of i believe  29 to 30 or 32  cycles that's the max that you should  put anything to get as accurate  of a result of what you're looking for  if you go past that you will start  finding things that aren't something you  should focus on because your body is  filled with millions of billions of  viruses that just don't act on you  you're just not expressing that virus so  you're not sick  what we're doing  is we're running the cycle threshold and  you can follow this there's actually a  graph on the internet where it follows  the amount of times that the cdc changed  their guidance okay change the cycle  threshold to 40  44 45  and then as soon as they start tracing  it back down wow all our mask wearing is  doing wonders we're starting to see the  cases drop and it's simply because the  pcr tests have the cycle threshold push  down  because now we're not catching as many  viruses because now we're not seeing it  because we're not scanning for it if  you're looking for it you'll find it  with a pcr test it's not a test  necessarily technically it's a test  technically but it's not supposed to be  used for this  and the inventor of the test says you  shouldn't do it anthony fauci's a liar  and i'll tell it to him to his face and  conveniently he died in 2019 in december  we can uh  let me do my own research on this you're  going to have to i'll find his name i'll  send it to his podcast yes but that's  that's um just a little bit of where is  it knowledge  just a little bit  i want you to know  that's the issue with the pcr test  so  where was i going with that yes um  test test test yeah  if you're full of virus  so full of virus that you can't sing  because churches got shut down for  singing last year if you're so full of  virus that you can't speak to other  people without having your mask of your  nails like they say in every restaurant  if you're so full of virus that  breathing will aerosolize everything why  do we have to stick that test swab  halfway down your nose and your  esophagus into your middle intestines  just to get a covet swab accurately  tested  does it make sense i'm just asking for a  sense like a common sense this isn't  like the most common sense because  common sense isn't so common but the  whole point is  why i just want to know the science  behind it since we're all about science  is truth science everything needs to be  scientific here why do we have such  conflicting arguments there you're full  of covet don't cough in my direction  you're full of covet stop speaking  loudly but let me stick this thing all  the way down your throat because i can't  catch it from your saliva that's in your  mouth  like i said  next podcast yes we're going to bring in  some studies  i just wanted to bring that up  because i think this might be a point of  contention between us oh yeah oh no okay  no that's good that's good that's good  we're gonna have to this is gonna be  good yes  yeah you'll be able to change my mind a  little bit if you have your faculty you  might change my mind a bit we're gonna  have to  but bring your articles okay okay i'll  bring them do you have any other uh  subjects i don't have any uh viewer  discretion as advised articles or really  i mean i had um  another one on here excuse me for voice  breakage  on getting google to stop tracking your  location because um there's a way to do  it without having your location on  i mean i've heard that part too like  there's there's ways to do that there's  also ways to de-google your phone but  not many people do that and that's  that's just fine but i'm just gonna  leave that in the show notes if they  want to look into it they can i don't  really need to talk much about it  because it's kind of a step-by-step  process why should i go through the  steps when you can just read it yeah but  it will be in the article and that's  pretty much it  do you have anything you want to add to  this one this one's going to be a little  shorter yes press return  i mean i have stuff in my head but  that's going to be like  it's a it's a deep rabbit hole we can go  through it real quick and bring it up  next time yeah you sure yeah okay save  it for next show then make sense  yeah i'll actually well i can't not with  this app  but if you want we can uh we can share  some show notes across to just have them  ready and if you have some audio links  um i'll we should do a shared google  drive where we can  you know i can see the links ahead of  time or load them into that that thing  so we can get them ready yeah it's  production stuff but it's fine they can  cool yeah  nothing else to add oh wait one more  thing one more thing because um i'm not  the best at talking about this but  it's from the podcast i like to listen  to that introduced me to it i'm just  going to explain what value for value is  so that way whenever people like it's  got to be in every show thing because  once people actually do donate we'll be  able to thank them for it for their  value contributions but here's what  value for value is one preserve  podcasting is a platform for free speech  two  turn it into a platform of value which  the entire ecosystem benefits  and that's it as simple as that value  for value  i deposit value to you in some way shape  or form whether it's through the  articles whether it's through my  melodious voice yeah or  melodious or just a little bit of comedy  no god please no  it's not the best there's just sound  clips but they're hilarious to me i'm  gonna put more thought into it like the  love that guy's nuts part  it's it was hilarious you should have  heard funny you should have heard it had  nothing to do with what you think it did  the guy actually sells like bags of like  peanuts and it's just like this guy  actually appreciates it and he just said  it in a way that he knew would sound  terrible so he just said it man love  that guy's nuts and it just sounded  great  so i thought i would clip that  but that's that's about it for me you  have anything else to add before we cut  this out  no  okay really that was it a little bit  shorter yeah but we're done yeah we're  good okay  bye