Comments by "TeeKay" (@teekay_1) on "Valuetainment" channel.

  1. As someone who has wrested the mantle of being "The Science" from the guy who paid to have gain-of-function research (I beat him in hand to hand combat for the title), I will say that what they believe is irrelevant, since I am.... The Science
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  2. Well if you count the votes in key counties, 4 times, yes, he gets 45% of the vote.
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  3. The Tampon Timmy's of the world.
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  4.  @jichaelmorgan3796  That's an excellent point. All A.I. cares about is data and it can very quickly spot falsified data. About 50% of all researchers will be out of a job.
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  5.  @chrischris9157  prices are spiraling out of control 10% inflation for two years, nobody can afford houses, nobody can afford cars,
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  6.  @iananderson5972  It doesn't make you wonder at all. Anytime someone in The Science tells you that it's settled, or that no theory but this theirs be accepted, they are High Priests, not scientists.
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  7.  @dannnnydannnn5201  You can't prove or disprove something without investigating it. Nobody has actually investigated it. The narrative that the courts looked at it and rejected it is false. The courts rejected it because what they ruled would have no effect on the election. There is no real precedent for overturning an election of a president, even if you can prove fraud took place. To the present, Joe is a disaster. Even Democrats realize he's a demented disaster. 56% of Americans have said Joe has done nothing positive. But we're glad that you embrace Joe, because Joe will guarantee three consecutive Republican administrations, if we can survive Demented Brandon.
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  8.  @umaikakudo  Sure. But that's like saying a computer program can help you commit fraud. Of course it can. it can do anything you want it to do.
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  9. He's not a technologist. Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of how you put security into computer code and hardware would point out that these voting systems basically ignore security.
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  10.  @boganbob2708  Trump is not really going to run in 2024 he's too old. Biden demonstrates each and every day that there is an upper age limit of when someone can effectively be president. Biden cannot complete a single sentence, he is a shell of a person at this point. No one really listens to him except the news networks, and now people have turned them off because they won't state what your lying eyes have already seen: Biden is just too old and demented to be president.
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  11.  @boganbob2708  I agree. The Republicans have a young bench. Whomever they elect in 2024 should be able and willing to serve two terms and have a vice-president capable of being elected after that. It will take that long to root out the bad actors in the FBI & Intelligence agencies, the DOJ, and the rest of the administrative state.
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  12.  @dannnnydannnn5201  No idea of where you got that. I have evidence? You're just upset now that people are basically mocking you and you're accusing people of things they've never said. But I like you, you're a cute kid, I can tell you're more of a feelings person than a logical thinker, so I'll help you. If you don't investigate something, how can you have an opinion on it either way? When your puzzle through that for a couple days, come back and I'll provide more help.
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  13. Never heard of her, but she seems to know her stuff. Liberal and Conservative have core values they share, freedom of expression, transparency in government, individual rights over group rights. Those are the bridges between people of good will on both sides of the political divide. We have more in common than our differences.
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  14.  @Ravi-rl8tt  Do you honestly think most women don’t want families? They want the same things we do They absolutely do, but many of these women don't realize they need to be married well before the age of 30 if they want to have a family. They can't wait until they're 35 and then decide to get married and have children. It doesn't work that way because the men their own age are already married, and the biological clock is about to strike midnight.
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  15.  @amateur_football9751  That fear is overblown. It won't reduce jobs that require a physical presence, nor will it eliminate jobs that require innovative thinking skills. So you'll still be calling plumbers, electricians, carpenters, getting your car repaired, and even high-level people in IT that are not doing coding. Frankly with the movies I've seen lately, AI might do a better job of creating scripts. Which means "punch-up" writers will be in higher demand since they'll be able to take the output of AI scripts and make them a lot better by adding humor or realism.
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  16.  @TheAlibabatree  They have been for a long time. Obama was so mediocre.... if he had been white, he would have been chasing ambulances in Chicago. What should scare you is that people take the Cheney's, Bush's and McCains of the world seriously, and actually think they're admirable.
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  17. You have to believe in The Science. All praise the power of The Science. We have faith in The Science, and we ask The Science to forgive us for our doubt and questioning The Science. In the holy name of The Science, amen
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  18.  @willia3r  "this guy isn’t replacing Neil DeGrasse Tyson, or even Bill Nye" Exactly. Nobody can make us laugh harder than those guys. They are the Martin & Lewis of the scientific world. Nobody can replace them.
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  19. @@Woanaz If he was a real scientist, he would have test tubes, Erlenmeyer flasks, and Bunsen burners with him. At all times.
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  20.  @uncleg9783  We have proof that Alice Kramden went to the moon many times. Hard video proof, my friend.
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  21.  @showstimer  " most academics have things they work on that actually produce things" Things like more research grants from the federal government.
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  22. Disney has had so many flops, the strike is probably saving them 100's of millions of dollars.
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  23.  aidandoyle3852  lol. Sure, if you're living at home with mom & dad.
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  24. The irony of Hollywood is that filmmakers moved to California so they didn't have to respect copyrights and save costs.
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  25.  @BrianK-zz4fk  lol.
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  26.  @mrpallycapoops  They have no issue doing that.
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  27.  @umaikakudo  Because you share the training data with others. Then they can duplicate your results. It's why you can't take climate scientists seriously. They generally won't show you the data because "it will be misused"
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  28. Hillary is still butthurt over Trump beating her like a drum. It's time for the old bat to go away. Even Bill won't mourn her.
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  29.  @eddycarpenter8989  Well, he cares because those homeless make cities a hellhole.
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  30.  @eddycarpenter8989  There's really not any surplus; California has a $1T pension hole that they're ignoring. Good luck with that.
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  31. Democrats have become very gynocentric, focusing on women's issue at the expense of young men, claiming they are the problem. And as that's happened the party becomes even more focused on woman's issues and become even more certain it's young men's fault. So if you were a young man, why would you even think of supporting Democrats?
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  32. "Is Justin Trudeau A Coward For Fleeing Canada During Freedom Convoy Protests?" Yes.
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  33. I don't think he can because NYC literally voted in a socialist mayor recently. But it will be close.
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  34.  @PhillyJohnny  Cars are on back order because the biden administration has forced them to make substandard cars (electric cars). And interest rates are so high now that nobody's buying houses. They're now sitting around for months. Commercial real estate (from the people who y'know who create jobs) is in the dumper because they're laying off tech people. Real Estate is in trouble right now. And it's because the Biden administration created $5T out of thin air, gave it to snowflakes who complained about working, who then proceeded to create inflation buying crap they couldn't afford, so the only people who profited were big businesses. As a result, you go to the grocery store, buy two boxes of cereal a gallon of milk and a candy bar at the register and it's $26. The same thing was $13 before Biden took office.
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  35. Why Nikki Haley is Surging in the Polls Ahead of Trump Actually she's not. We saw the numbers, not sure why you've posted this factoid.
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  36.  @lamrof  It is. Ukraine has many mineral resources and of course they used to be known as "The Breadbasket of the USSR". Right now, what's being said is the war is about dividing those resources to the highest bidder. Blackrock is said to be a big part of it.
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  37. Wasn't this the guy whacking off on TV?
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  38. Obama: The Great Divider. Did more to destroy this country than the Japanese in WW2. And now in 2024, Biden is a puppet with Obama's hand up his backside.
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  39. Guys, Harris is not leading in the polls. Calm down.
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  40. The Italian guys and girls who I went to school with were darker than this "lady".
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  41.  @francescaderimini2931  National Health Care as a concept is currently not doing well. Look to Canada where they're offering assisted suicide for what we would consider minor issues. In the UK the government wants to take farmer's land and tax them heavily to pay for NHS. The problem with any national health care is it's always rationed, and not in a way that helps you.
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  42.  @livefree1030  Obama never said he would do that. His only statement was "We are the ones we've been waiting for". Take a look at his speeches written down. Each one has more "I's" than a housefly.
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  43.  @sthubbins4038  True, although the analogy is that they're like a hitter who's batting beneath the Mendoza line and suddenly they hit a home run.
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  44.  @peterjean5403  Does it though? There are a lot of crazy people who just hate trump, and even the tiny logical part of their brain knows it's illogical, so they just say stupid stuff like "cultists, collusion, Russia" and whatever random words pop into their tiny heads. Trump's economic policies and ability to avoid wars were outstanding. Prices were low, and investments were doing well. If not for COVID (which weirdly came from China paid for by the US government), Trump would have been elected a 2nd time.
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  45. Well, women become more conservative when they have children (for obvious reasons), but if they're not getting married and having children, that transition doesn't occur, making Democrats the party of childless, single cat ladies. That's what's happening right now.
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  46.  @jeffreyabelson7171  Unlikely, since Democrats have elected a crazy cat lady to the governor of Arizona, a mentally impaired guy to be senator in Pennsylvania, and an old demented man who craps in his pants for president. On the balance, you'd conclude Democrats are corrupt if you were rational.
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  47.  @Kevin-bi9nf  What's called Democracy?
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  48.  @jeffreyabelson7171  "so you think lake would've refused the results if she'd won! dupes" Joe Biden knew he didn't win, but he accepted the results anyway, so your point is valid.
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