Youtube comments of bj0rn (@TheLivirus).

  1. As a Swedish citizen, I view Finland as something like the Night's Watch.
    7100
  2. Too much top-down distribution of resources. Young scientists need to prove their loyalty to old paradigms in order to secure their career. Even senior scientists need to appeal to politics and financial interests to succeed. This is really bad for innovation and progress.
    725
  3. Well done DW news! This is journalism.
    574
  4. This channel is so damn awesome, showing the magic behind the conveniences we take for granted.
    515
  5. Cenk again fails to distinguish between the conclusion a philosopher is forced to arrive at by rigorous logic and an his opinion. Philosophers are paid to report their conclusions, not state their opinions. The concepts are kept wide apart for the sake of objectivity. If Cenk has any objections to Sam's conclusions he should formulate a solid counter argument, not shame him for arriving there.
    490
  6. I think John is doing a really important service to us all by being transparent about how his content is adjusted to suit these authoritarian guidelines. Hopefully enough viewers care that it puts pressure on the platform to reconsider what they're doing.
    429
  7. Debra is so level-headed about this hot potato. I like her.
    310
  8. I mean can you blame them for not wanting to be spied on by CIA?
    297
  9. I can tell this is really wearing on John's heart. Our systems are in severe need of fixing but tries to hide its flaws. John's voice is the beacon of light we all need right now. Stay strong!
    284
  10. My head hurts every time someone refers to voting third party or independent as a throwaway vote. JUST VOTE FOR THE CANDIDATE YOU PREFER, IT'S THAT SIMPLE!
    273
  11. I think Klaus should lead by example and broadcast his location, conversations and transactions at all times. He should also set up a parental lock on his phone, broadcast the password and sign an agreement that let anyone freeze his bank account and assets without due process.
    267
  12. "Can't produce enough water to reliably flush toilets." That's a third world problem if I ever seen one.
    267
  13. Good job Vice at reducing gaming to a means to money, social status and bitches! Could you make it any less about gaming?
    245
  14. Bill Maher waiting in the car around the corner until Jimmy Dore has left, is the most pathetic thing I've heard in a while.
    227
  15. I honestly have trouble seeing what line Tucker supposedly crossed. The objections of Konstantin seems to boil down to that the interview benefited Putin more than the west.
    211
  16. That 42 and 69 consistently won across the globe makes me happy.
    197
  17. The best part of the interview is Musk showing what true leadership is about. He took on Twitter, not because it would be profitable or enjoyable, but because it needed to be done. He enters the interview in casual clothes and happy to talk about anything. He has no fear because he has clear conscience and nothing to hide.
    192
  18. Wait, how is it Mexico's responsibility to secure US border?
    183
  19. So instead of speaking publicly under oath, he chooses to speak publicly not under oath. Not suspicious at all.
    174
  20. As a teenager I remember I stayed up late, partly because of the sweet solitude after the rest of the family were sleeping. I really appreciated that little extra time for myself and my teenage angst. As long as my parents wouldn't start work equally late in the morning, I don't think I would stay up much later if school started later.
    168
  21. Insane. All pretense of humanitarianism has gone out the window. It's just "we good, they bad".
    157
  22. Simple: They can't show that they are spending taxes on supporting terror, corruption, assassinations and coups, because they need to maintain plausible deniability. It's in their job description.
    149
  23. The great contradiction is that they on the one hand go out of their way to highlight any indication of brutalism, yet fail to collect any evidence.
    125
  24. I feel like Sean prepared for a 30 min talk and was told the day before he has only 18 min.
    121
  25. The upbeat music in the background makes this hilarious!
    120
  26. The fact that students and junior researchers are afraid of showing their seniors wrong is a significant part of the problem.
    120
  27. I'm sure women are much more likely to jump into some guy's car if it's a Lambo. I'm also sure men are much more likely to jump into some guy's car if it's a Lambo. People generally likes riding in a Lambo.
    112
  28. I can't imagine what it is like going from full-time trauma and worry about parents killing themselves and suddenly having no one but herself to care for. You could really see a relief in her whole body as she explained this. I hope she continues taking better care of herself than her parents.
    112
  29. This was an optimistic projection. Some economists argue that this industrial revolution will not bring new jobs the way industrial revolution did.
    110
  30. "The people have no power there. There are just guns." Did you hear that, American gun nuts?
    108
  31. 1:50 Is that white dude helping the cops to restrain them?
    106
  32. The painting of Bill Clinton was not on the island, but in Epstein's home in New York.
    103
  33. True, but the exact same thing can be said about Democrats.
    101
  34. Whoever adviced Trump to go after Massie should be fired (if anyone).
    98
  35. While you can interpret the Bible as a message of humility, many people treat the Bible as a source of certainty and confidence. A common criticism of atheism is the lack of a frame of reference which is supposed to lead to decay of moral principles.
    92
  36. And yet that is all you have to say.
    91
  37. Being able to reach millions with a tweet is good for democracy because it allows candidates to win based on their words rather than how much TV ads, private jet trips, paid news content and search engine priority they can afford.
    91
  38. This was way more informative than I anticipated. Andrew got down to the science of it without getting overly technical. Great communicator!
    90
  39. "I can't answer this question until Israel officials have told me how to respond."
    88
  40. These kinds of crimes seem to be tolerated in the higher echelons of society until you cross with the wrong person. Who did he upset?
    87
  41. I came across an interview of Madelene Albright where she promoted her book "Fascism: a warning". It seemed to make the argument that dictators like Hitler and Mussolini did not cease power but rose with popular support. The implication was that democracies must be shielded by the state against Fascism by preventing "dangerous" popular political movements. This self-contradictory view (defend democracy by violating its core principles) is now prevalent throughout the western world, excusing censor, persecution of journalists and political opponents, surveillance and increased instruments of control. People need to wake up.
    86
  42. This discussion is so relevant right now. Europe needs to start this discussion as well.
    83
  43. 4 americans are killed in the Bengazi attacks. Conservatives: WE NEED TO TAKE ACTION! WHERE WAS THE SECURITY? PEOPLE NEEDS TO BE FIRED! DRONES LAUNCHED! THEY WILL PAY FOR THIS! NEVER FORGIVE, NEVER FORGET! 20 american school children are killed in Sandy Hook Elementary School. Conservatives: Meh. Shit happens. People do bad things. Please don't take our guns.
    80
  44. Why did I see 75 planes spraying white stuff into the sky? Because 75 planes crossed the sky over your path to work relatively recently. Who pays for this and why is it happening? People who find it convenient and affordable to travel by air tend to pay to do so. Is something being exterminated here? Yes, long and tedious journeys. Is that something me? If you consider yourself a long and tedious journey. Is this why Honey Bees die off real quick? I'm not sure, but I suspect it contributes to some extent e.g. by adding CO2 to the atmosphere. Why are some days normal with no planes spraying and others look like this? Are you referring to the days they are obscured by clouds? Who's responsible? The pilot I believe. What effect will this have on our health and our children's future? The CO2 emissions will probably lead to climate change. I wouldn't begin to speculate on how this would influence your children's lives or health though. On the positive side it will grant your children the opportunity to visit more parts of the world.
    79
  45. I think Sam Harris is correct that US ultimately has no intention of killing civilians. However in reality the situation isn't this simple. US do not possess perfect weapons and they are aware of this. When US go to war, they know that it will cost civilian lives, yet they proceed because they prioritize their goals. Sometimes they know that bombing an important target is likely to also kill civilians, yet they proceed because they believe eliminating the target is more important than a few civilian lives. So yes, US knowingly kills civilians, not as part of their goal, in fact they rather not, but as a conscious byproduct of their decisions.
    78
  46. Is FOX really gonna propagate the myth that wealth is proportional to how hard you've worked in USA? Hahahahaha!
    76
  47. Opinion regarding NATO membership seem to have shifted very swiftly in years 2013-2014. Crimea was annexed in Feb 2014. Was there another event in 2013 that may have shifted the opinion, or was it the build-up of tensions in Russia-Ukraine relations that caused worry?
    75
  48. Wow, I didn't know Dawkins was such an apologist for the greatest scandal of the century. He comes off as helplessly naïve to the blatant corruption of scientific and regulatory institutions.
    73
  49. Gun didn't kill, 9-year old girl did.
    72
  50. This issue broke Megyn Kelly for some reason. She's usually so reasonable.
    72
  51. If you want to be with another girl/man, just let the current partner know and then leave. What you don't do is try to be with both without them knowing.
    69
  52. Can they stop rubbing his fucking body?
    68
  53. "Inflation is under control" That prices have stopped skyrocketing does not mean they are low, it means that the cost of living is higher, and savings are worth less, and it will remain so for an unforeseeable future.
    67
  54. "I escaped my job as a cleaner by hiring cleaners to do the job for me. Everyone can do this!"
    66
  55. Yay, Whitney Webb! I always learn a lot listening to her.
    64
  56. What cops need to understand is that their safety is zero percent more important than anyone else's.
    63
  57. Yes! Let's all march out together, hand in hand, and smash the statues and monuments our ancestors built to pass down the lessons of the world wars, so that we are finally free to repeat.
    63
  58. The problem is radical islam, so let's take our blessed holy army and show them the wrath of God!
    61
  59. Her eyes seem to shine of genuine excitement!
    61
  60. I like Andrei's openness.
    61
  61. If I was in Matt's position I'd respond: "Sure, I admit my mistakes and will work to correct them. Now, do you have any question about the things I got right?"
    60
  62. Let me guess, anyone acknowledging this will claim that this happend "back then" but they have now cleaned up their act and are virtuous soldiers who would never do such horrible things.
    59
  63. Well, at least they're being transparent about agents with false identities manipulating online discussion.
    57
  64. At face value, this seems like a step in the right direction. I want to know more details though.
    57
  65. The most terrifying part about this is that he's clearly enjoying himself throughout the interaction.
    57
  66. Funny how they hang Tucker BEFORE the interview has even taken place. They know their narrative is a house of cards.
    57
  67. "The Chinese have not made technological progress the last 15 years." Based on what? Their scientific publications in high ranked journals has increased significantly.
    56
  68. Wow. I honestly thought she was unrecoverable. I never seen Rebecca this gentle, knowledgable, thoughtful, coherent, articulate, healthy.
    55
  69. "Why are they holding these peace talks on world economic forum in Davos?" Isn't that self-explanatory? They are talking about how the profits of certain corporations can be assured as part of the peace deal.
    53
  70. Cults attract people with promises of empowerment, belonging and dignity, but we should not underestimate the repelling force of a society that isn't serving its people. Perhaps we should have a moment for introspection rather than to judge and mock.
    53
  71. "We will keep supplying Israel to defend itself in its fight against Hamas." Defense during offense, got it.
    53
  72. Not unthinkable that there was a person there. Did you check before demolishing the building?
    52
  73. Let me guess: from a surveillance perspective it is undesirable that smart phones are most of the time in people's pockets. From this perspective it is preferred to replace the smart phone with a POV device that is pinned to people's chest throughout the day, always on, always watching, always listening.
    52
  74. What changed is that they realized that they will have to offer a solution to the problems they created in order to maintain power. The solution will be to expand their own authority at the expense of rights and freedoms of citizens.
    51
  75. Agreed. An investigation is needed into what Swindon did differently in order to avoid excess cases of myocarditis despite Covid-19.
    50
  76. It's an interesting experiment. He deserves credit for that. Let's see in 20 years how it turned out.
    49
  77. I feel this could have ended more interestingly if Yanis had the self-control to consider what Freddie is saying before getting defensive.
    49
  78. Interesting how the number of vaccine shots taken has become a measure of character.
    48
  79. "a war in the middle-east" More vague please!
    48
  80. Small correction: the pressure is not dependent on syringe diameter. Pressure in: pressure out. But the chamber-to-syringe area ratio amplifies the force at the expense of flow. See Bernoulli's theorem.
    48
  81. Seriously TED, you couldn't grant the www's inventor more than 6:30?
    47
  82. Let's adress the elephant in the room: West is afraid of losing their grip on African resources.
    47
  83. That's a hefty dose of tough love from Jimmy Dore.
    46
  84. May I suggest that instead of urging millions to select movies directed by women, Naomi should urge female directors to appeal to millions. Minds respond to experience, not to commands.
    46
  85. Trump said to me: "I don't know anything about governing." Wow, haha! I appreciate the honesty from a former president.
    46
  86. I finally figured out why years of money printing and bailouts didn't seem to cause inflation: That money simply never reached the hands of most consumers.
    44
  87. Hopeless. Just trading one unholy alliance for another.
    43
  88. I just watched the whole episode. I can't believe Joe talked to him about batteries without mentioning the issue of mining.
    42
  89. There definitely was plenty of sexual violence, we just need to find the evidence, which is definitely there for us to find, because we know it happened.
    42
  90. The end made it more human than the rest did.
    42
  91. Must be super interesting for NK to see what the world is like outside.
    41
  92. If you want to solve the wage gap: study STEM and work hard.
    41
  93. Really interesting and well explained. I've heard the notion "symmetry is beauty" regurgitated with conviction so many times, and every time I cringe because it appears to be too simple of a model for beauty. It is certainly a component, but not the only one. A testament to this is my high-school crush on a girls with a crooked smile.
    40
  94. Hmm. If you can't imagine your life without kids, how do you know you are happier with them?
    40
  95. The purpose of US legal system is to protect rich people from poor people.
    40
  96. "You're basically seeing a confluence of three behaviors..." Desecration, cannibalism and necrophilia?
    40
  97. Based on how they acted during Covid, I wouldn't trust them with my dog.
    39
  98. "How are you feeling?" "What are you thinking?" "Can you describe your thoughts?" "Do you know where you are?" "Do you know what you've been thinking about?" Doesn't seem like torture, more like an honest attempt to understand what he's going through. The purpose was research, right?
    39
  99. John: "You, the US, the west European govts, the eat European govts, are going to fight to the last Ukrainian." Pierce: "Good!" 30:47
    39
  100. Thanks. I had hopes for the Trump administration, but I was particularly suspicious about the policy on war given the anti-China and pro-Israel rhetoric.
    37
  101. AOC concludes that we need to strongly defend democracy. I agree. How though? Make sure voters are well educated? Promote pluralism of perspectives in academia and news media? Promote transparency and accountability of public officials? Legislate against corruption? Protect whistleblowers? No? You wanna censor, destroy the lives of dissenters, legislate against certain views, ...
    36
  102. Uranium.
    36
  103. We are seeing the private texts of journalists in the news. Meanwhile journalists releasing government communications are in jail. The world is so utterly dysfunctional.
    36
  104. How did we get from peace, love and understanding to war, hate and censorship?
    36
  105. 刘政 I've heard that basic income is popular among both the left and right. On the one hand it helps the poor, and on the other hand hands over the responsibility of how taxes are best spent to individuals and eliminates a lot of beurocracy since it may substitute most other government programs, allowing private business to provide the services.
    35
  106. David Keenan Chill. It's sarcasm. I was just rubbing it in the gun advocates faces.
    35
  107. I'm all for fighting social injustice and inequality when this means power being transferred downward rather than upward. Right now it is just a veil for vile stuff.
    35
  108. Today I learned that not wanting to funnel weapons and resources to a location on the other side of the globe to feed a never-ending war is "isolationist".
    35
  109.  @mosivolvoberg8495  I think I remain neutral to that comment. Also: awesome surname.
    35
  110. With enough elevation and understanding, one may cause an avalanche with a nudge.
    34
  111. I hoped we were progressive enough to elect the first undead president.
    34
  112. I don't think he's used to talking on topics at length. He makes strong assertions on various controversial topics, but when Joe asks him to substantiate or elaborate he has little to say and quickly ends up speaking nonsense or contradicting himself before moving on to the next strong assertion. He said he liked Twitter? Well there you go.
    34
  113. "I'm not arguing ad hominem, but [a barrage of ad hominem attacks against Norman].
    34
  114. That was unusually substantive and coherent. There was a red line through the whole speech and she didn't get lost anywhere along the way.
    34
  115. In german: ei is pronounced "eye" ie is pronounced "ee" ...but grammar is probably secondary when it comes to names.
    34
  116. The audacity of these people to critizise a state for killing civilians. They must be so full of hate.
    33
  117. Some very wise words from Albin regarding prerequisites and measures of democracy. A particularly good point regarding populism in democracies.
    33
  118. I think she doesn't feel she needs to convince the masses, because the influential people in Davos pretend to take her seriously.
    33
  119. This is an unbelievable story for City folks, but not for hunters.
    32
  120. "Most Chinese do not have natural immunity due to the containment strategy." I've heard that they have realized the actual number is much higher since a lot of people have bought false certificates showing they're negative.
    32
  121. Prediction: In a few years there's gonna be turkish far right nationalists all over internet spreading historical revisionism and romanticism about the Ottoman empire.
    31
  122. "...there must be a unified response to this type of censorship" Sorry, you don't get to pick, the CEO does.
    31
  123. 0:44 John wants George to confirm he knows what he's doing. Somehow George does not sound that convincing.
    31
  124. Hollay There is a beautiful song in the musical "Chess" with the lyrics: "Let man's petty nations tear themselves apart. My land's only borders lie around my heart."
    30
  125. Ah, I listened to this guy on Tucker a while ago. I suspected this day would come. The platform seemed too committed to user privacy and free speech to be allowed in this corrupt world.
    30
  126. Citizen does wrong against state: You go to jail! State does wrong against citizens: It seems we need more of your money to better abide by our own rules.
    30
  127. Some people feel that it is OK to lie in order to convey a greater truth, not considering they are hurting people in the process and losing their own credibility.
    30
  128. Annual animal testing in U.S. is 71k monkeys, 61k dogs, 19k cats and at least 11 million rats and mice.
    30
  129. "9/11! I don't want to be blamed for the next one!" Was anyone blamed for the first one though? Did anyone get in trouble for that?
    30
  130. "Belive those who seek truth, doubt those who find it." - André Gide
    30
  131. What a kind soul.
    30
  132. People are being too observant, retentive and analytical. Time for another crisis to divert attention and keep everyone in a state of shock and fear.
    30
  133. Ben, the voice of reason.
    29
  134. In general: Conservative: Islam's fault. Atheist: Religion's fault. Liberal: Society's fault. Libertarian: Individual's fault. Anarchist: Government's fault. Socialist: Poverty's fault.
    29
  135. What is deep tech? It's a new buzzword that Antoine is trying to popularize in order to promote business interests.
    29
  136. "I wonder what it is that compels us to want to yell in public." An easy way to find out is to LISTEN TO WHAT THEY'RE YELLING!
    29
  137. I have to say, I'd love to watch Elon interview Kamala Harris as well. That would be entertainment.
    29
  138. What angers me the most is when news channels treat social issues (unemployment, poverty, crime, drug use, street violence, etc.) as if these are isolated phenomena. Nevermind geopolitics, nevermind fiscal policy, nevermind macroeconomics, nevermind psychology, nevermind sociology, nevermind philosophy. Social problems are just spontaneous eruptions of bad, lazy, immoral, irresponsible, hopeless people who are better treated with a belt or a boot. A helping hand only confuses the incentives, attracting more people to the join them in their misery. After the left abandoned the poor for identity politics, few seems to convincingly challenge this perverse narrative.
    29
  139. Next up: Racists for Kamala. She gonna need those votes.
    29
  140. He's the primary inventor of the world wide web, and he's trying to convey his wish of what will become of his invention. Intelligent people aren't necessarily good speakers.
    28
  141. "They're talking about stuff that we're not allowed to talk about in this country." So much for America being some kind of unique safe haven for speech which the rest of the world misses.
    28
  142. Technically she's not saying RFK Jr will endorse Trump, she's says it's an option.
    28
  143. Would this interview have happened if "vice" wasn't in the title?
    27
  144. Jimmy Dore right wing? Hahahahaha TYT is so trash.
    27
  145. Thanks for introducing me to Curt Mills. He seems like a guy I wanna listen to more.
    27
  146. I just read an article emphasising on the distinction between good and bad regulation. One example was a comparison between how USA and Scandinavia regulated bleeching in the pulp paper industry. In USA they implemented an immediate fine, forcing the entire industry to panic and implement the best technology available at the time. In Scandinavia they warned the industry in advance of an upcoming small fine that would be increased each year for a decade. Instead of implementing the first technology at hand, they started preparing and innovating, gaining competitive advantages over the US competitors. Good regulation rewards innovation and punishes stagnation.
    26
  147. When did sanctions become acceptable form of international politics? It's collective punishment of ordinary people.
    26
  148. Their power rests on our compliance.
    26
  149. ***** He confronted, investigated and now reported on a social phenomenon. Not a lot of complaining.
    25
  150. Poland should not necessarily be closer to EU. Let Poland be Poland and collaborate where interests overlap.
    25
  151. Cenk should have focused his career on Wolf Pack, i.e. getting money out of politics. That would have been way more productive than trying to run a news show.
    25
  152. This was really enlightening. Great to hear the perspective of an insider.
    25
  153. Not all of them has neutrons firing in their brain.
    25
  154. Ana's dispute with Jimmy regards him embarrassing her news organization by calling out their poor journalistic ethics. The skirt incident was resolved years ago and resurfaced now only as a means to blackmail Jimmy in said dispute, not because Ana still holds genuine grudges over the incident. This is why it is very weird and beside the point to express opinion on Jimmy's role in the skirt incident.
    24
  155. "We don't know." The next questions should obviously be: WHY DON'T YOU KNOW? WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO FIND OUT? SHOULDN'T YOU HAVE A LOT OF DATA AFTER DEPLOYING BILLIONS OF DOSES?
    24
  156. Yep, that's definitely Louie.
    23
  157. 1:26 "That's what she said." This needs to be memed.
    23
  158. Christopher TheBanana Don't take away his white pride, it is all he has to be proud of.
    23
  159. Not only Americans.
    23
  160. Hey guys, what's going on, welcome to my channel, don't forget to subscribe and hit that bell button down here and please leave a comment if you see something that could improve, I'm doing my best here, that would help me a lot so I can create more content like this. If you like this shirt I'm wearing, this is your lucky day, because I'm announcing right now that I have new merch for sale. Hit the link in the description to order a shirt today! Now let's get on with the topic of today's video: What is up with <YOUTUBER>? If you haven't already heard, yesterday's video ended really weird, like he had this look on his face. If you guys have an idea what's going on, leave a comment in the description, I'd like to know... etc. etc. etc.
    23
  161. I'm all for big data and its capabilities as long as it isn't tracable back to the individual. This is a line companies and governments must learn to respect. EDIT: 12:00 He even brought it up himself. How convenient! :)
    22
  162. I just realized reading/writing is really an ocular substitute for speech/hearing, so the concept of sensory substitution or using unusual input channels to our brain is quite old if you think about it. The things we take for granted.
    22
  163. It was late and the bar was kinda crowded and I wanted a last beer. When I finally got the bartenders attention the guy was like "sorry, we've run out", and I was like "no beer huh, hmm, guess I'll have a Long Island Iced Tea instead then", and he went "...THEN YOU WANT A LONG ISLAND ICED TEA INSTEAD!" followed by the most violently made drink I ever watched being made. He must have thought I ordered one as a revenge for not having beer. I wanted it for real though.
    22
  164. Considering Joe is an outspoken advocate of Tulsie Gabbard, I really felt he should have challenged this guy's pro-intervention narrative more.
    22
  165. I would go as far as to say that the donations and investments into Ukraine are because of corruption, not despite of it. Corruption simply means that more things are for sale, including politicians, public property, and illegal products, services and favors.
    22
  166. This is horrible, yes, but there is also something funny about people having so low expectations of cops and the legal system that they broke into the station, kidnapped the arrested, performed their own investigation, and punished those they found guilty.
    22
  167. This problem goes further than philanthropy. Allocation of research funding suffers the same problem. In effect, important topics are neglected and lots of resources are wasted on helping donors shift demand, regulation and legislation in their favor.
    21
  168. Sure, but forests don't need to be planted, they just need to be left to themselves. Are we willing to sacrifice fertile farmland and attractive housing areas for forests?
    21
  169. "We know that there are those five basic tastes, but we strongly suspect that there are more." Thank you! I find it really difficult to accept that the complexity of flavors I experience is just a combo of salt, sweet, sour, bitter, umami.
    21
  170. Rising reacts to Tucker's reaction to Elon's reaction to Advertisers' reaction to Elon's reaction to Israel's reaction to Hamas' attack.
    21
  171. Last year "THAT'S CONSPIRACY NUT CRAZY TALK" This year "It's already here, nothing to be afraid of"
    21
  172. I remember watching a documentary about this like 10 years ago. Business is still thriving I can tell!
    20
  173. I bet they thought they were ordinary civilians. What a blunder.
    20
  174. Megyn Kelly did a great long-format interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in March, discussing Big Pharma, vaccines, Fauci, Bill Gates, censorship, etc.
    20
  175. My best interpretation of his maze analogy: The maze is the set of incentives and deterrents that are imposed on you by the system. If you navigate it well, you will be rewarded. However, Dave emphasizes that it is important to stay in touch with your moral compass and be aware that it is in fact a maze designed to control you, so that you know when to step out.
    20
  176. The Chinese concept of the purposeless nature surprised me in this regard, since they appear to pursue a rather totalitarian society. I hope that the future of China is shaped by their true scholars, who have broken through the fog of survival and learned to appreciate living for what it is.
    20
  177. Joe Dispenza: "This is a truth I discovered in my research." Scientists: "All models are wrong, but some are more wrong than others."
    20
  178. So inspiring to listen to a real hero.
    20
  179. Better a soft interview than no interview in my opinion.
    20
  180. Anyone who has attempted multivariable optimization is familiar with the problem of local optima. From the vantage point of a local optimum, all directions seem to make the situation worse. Yet, what you have found is rarely the global optimum as there are typically many such locations in the variable space and it is not obvious you are in the most optimal of them. To find out you must dare to leave the local optimum and explore what appear to be less optimal territories.
    19
  181. I think Dave could have done a better job of trying to understand the point of view of some of the audience members and address the topics they brought up, but considering the poor articulation and all the distractions aimed at him I'm sure I wouldn't have done any better in his shoes.
    19
  182. Again, don't underestimate EU stupidity. EU can dig itself into an ever deeper hole by continuing the war.
    19
  183. Interesting topic delivered by an excellent speaker! I really enjoyed this one!
    19
  184. "Should Jews support Ukraine? Such a weird question." Weird question indeed. Why should Jews, as a collective, support anything? Don't let anyone tell you what to think. Make up your own mind!
    19
  185. That was a good one! He captured a lot of annoying elements perfectly!
    19
  186. 4:16 Biden admin ticks all 6
    19
  187. I used to be afraid that acknowledging one's dark side excuses and normalizes it. I was as hard on myself as on others who dared pay tribute to it. But as I was exposed to situations where I could not hold my darkness inside, I had developed no tools to control it, which allowed it to take control over me instead.
    19
  188. "We need courageous leaders, yet humble, and they have to be guided by a moral compass. Having a moral compass is a combination of having a social purpose and a set of principles." You have my attention! So how do we promote leadership with these characteristics? "All of us need to find our moral compass and release the leader inside. We need more young and more female leaders and these must embrace both masculine and feminine values." What a boring non-answer to an interesting question.
    19
  189. This guy is clearly loving life.
    19
  190. So Ukraine lost 18% of territory to Russia and 30% of farmland to Blackrock. It seems the second loss may be as significant as the first, if not more.
    19
  191. Many Christians interpret freedom of religion as freedom of Christianity to dominate and suppress other religions.
    18
  192. Convulsions. He held his breath the hold time.
    18
  193. Elon: Twitter was 4 months away from closing down, unless action was taken. Interviewer: Yeah but why did you fire a lot of staff though? I mean what?
    18
  194. Excactly, they're talking about him as though he will be the judge of whether specific vaccines are safe and effective. This is not the case.
    18
  195. You seem like a wise and caring parent. Sadly, some believe good parenting is about forcing their kids to collect achievements that they can flaunt. Never do they stop to reflect on what this kind of parenting does to their kids. As was pointed out in schooloflife, this leads to an impression that love is no more deserved than the sum of ones achievements. They become desperate to please and impress others, and ultimately miserable when they don't recieve the admiration and love they feel that they have earned.
    18
  196. Every asian parent should listen to this.
    18
  197. I will have to watch this two more times. Mike is an archive.
    18
  198.  @tomholloway7164  I don't think this excuse holds. When facing uncertainty the last thing you'd want to do is increase uncertainty by experimenting with new treatments and strategies. There were proven principles and strategies in place based on dealing with other similar viruses, but these were disregarded and substituted by new radical approaches like population-wide mandated vaccination with modified RNA, lockdowns and masking. This was done in defiance of recommendations by many experts in relevant fields and without reliable data showing that it was preferable to proven strategies. Moreover, research and discussion about alternatives were actively suppressed. Suppression of data and discussion is also the last thing you'd want when facing uncertainty.
    18
  199. Alright, how many times do we have to say this: CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISREAL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM again? CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM still in doubt? CRITICISM OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL IS NOT ANTISEMITISM I hope that's enough.
    18
  200. "How did that attack steal our liberty?" Well let's see, the patriot act, PRISM, XKeyscore, Citizens united, ...
    17
  201. My experience is that conquering goals is seldom as satisfying as the journey towards it.
    17
  202. It seems Ukraine's independence depends on foreign aid.
    17
  203. Did Shellenberger switch side, or did the sides switch on him?
    17
  204. Amber and Jessica needs long-form discussions.
    17
  205. "NS2 was used as a weapon" Example please? Anyway, EU and USA have hardly hesitated to weaponize sanctions as of late to get their will across.
    17
  206. +MexicanBurrito Let's not pretend it's either one or the other. We are both shaped by our social environment to a large extent but we are also reasoning individuals. However naturally if we want to promote a social change we cannot wait around for individuals to spontaneously change themselves. Also, the idea that everyone has the right to love whoever they want to love is not original and I find it unlikely that you arrived at this conclusion independently but were probably influenced by other sources than the Catholic Church.
    16
  207. US ranking:  • 10th highest GDP per capita  • 166th highest social equality  • 11th highest social mobility
    16
  208. AOC is not stupid, she knows exactly how much this defies all wisdom about how to ensure functioning liberal democracy. She propagates this message because she's being generously rewarded for doing so.
    16
  209. It gives me hope that Kristalina mentions that inequality tends to increase with every economic crisis and that this is a problem. The reason this happens is essentially that assets tend to become very cheap during crisis, so the wealthy can go on shopping spree. Consequently, after every crisis, more of the economy ends up being owned by a smaller number of people. This effect is aggravated severely by bailouts of financial institutions. It would be nice to see Kristalina find as much "strength in action" when it comes to this problem as she finds in regard to Covid-19. Edit: I'd like to add that simple redistribution in terms of social services or financial support to the poor is not enough to solve this problem, because the economy will still belong to an ever shrinking group of people.
    16
  210. Upon publishing a scientific paper, I had to consent to the publisher owning publishing rights "for all time" and "throughout the universe".
    16
  211. Its interesting how they idealize technology while making low-effort artwork by gluing marbles and copper wire to cardboard. Shouldn't they run a university and teach math and physics?
    16
  212. As far as I know, Klaus Schwab had little direct involvement in this atrocity. But he played a significant role in setting up the system that generated this mess. If anything good comes of this tragedy it is to demonstrate the corruption and dysfunction of "stakeholder capitalism", the system he pushes to replace democracy.
    16
  213. What are you trying to sell me?
    16
  214. FINALLY some good news! This is reason for celebration. But the struggle continues, they will try again.
    16
  215. Swede here. I sure saw masks and wore them too. Airports and busses instructed people to wear masks. Stores had limitations on the number of customers inside. The university I work at taught remotely for a year or so. A lot of people worked from home. The big difference is that there was little coercion. Our leaders spoke to us with respect and trusted that we'd behave responsibly if well informed about the situation.
    15
  216. "The Bidens" would beat "The Osbournes"
    15
  217. Regarding cosmopolitan: If everywhere is home and everyone your neighbor, the concepts lose their meaning. You're a foreign stranger.
    15
  218. On the topic of cuts, I highly recommend Mark Blyth. Essentially, large economies can't cut themselves out of a crisis, because when they cut their expenses, the whole economy shrinks and consequently so does their revenue. Household economics only works when revenue and spending are independent.
    15
  219. So refreshing with such an unapologetic free thinking Swede.
    15
  220. If his arguments still stand and his solutions are still relevant, why not?
    14
  221. This isn't an "indian" culture. Rape apologists like these are all over the world.
    14
  222. Democrats: "We're the party of good." Spot on!
    14
  223. What does "Russian sovereign assets" even mean. If they can be frozen by a foreign bank they are not sovereign.
    14
  224. After that incident, Pfizer revised its code of conduct for all employees: Rule #1: You don't talk about Pfizer. Rule #2: You don't talk about Pfizer. ...
    14
  225. Summary: Is work making you sick? Let's be sick together.
    14
  226. Expects Gazans to emigrate in days and news to check facts in hours. Counts bodies carefully for 3 weeks.
    14
  227. Half a million dead in order to dunk on Putin? You are a psychopath.
    14
  228. No, she has no real experience of being the prime minister of Finland. However: Chairmen of the City Council of Tampere for 4 years. Member of Parliament of Finland 3 years. Minister of Transport and Communications 6 months.
    14
  229. Zelensky, the prime fundraiser of Ukraine.
    14
  230. "Censorious" Seems like a word we need right now.
    14
  231. I can assure you that the Portugese are not shocked about wild fires. I have a Portugese colleague. Wildfires has been a thing in Portugal every summer as far as he can remember.
    14
  232. This talk needs to have more substance and originality.
    13
  233. "I'm not gonna back down from what I believe in" is probably not the right thing to say when you're accused of making Nazi references.
    13
  234. I've talked to three different Greeks at my university (Sweden). All three fucking hate this guy. I've tried to understand where they're coming from, but they mainly offer emotional arguments. "He's a joke!" "He's a clown!" "He's a traitor!" Sounds like the work of a propaganda machine.
    13
  235. "If I don't get tenure, I'll go back to farming." He has a very healthy approach to academia.
    13
  236. So her point is basically that we should try to learn from this period instead of going back to business as usual? Wow, what a novel insight.
    13
  237. So this is what Trump sounds like when he isn't winging it (reads someone else's speech from teleprompter).
    13
  238. Great news! Baby steps towards a better future.
    13
  239. She perfectly reflects the deluded uncompromising ideological war hawks of the EU, that's why she was chosen.
    13
  240. I noticed early on that whatever technological or philosophical fascination attraction crypto had, the primary reason people invested money in it was that they hoped for growth. Yeah, that's a very unsustainable source of value. And while it grows it will not work as currency at scale because it is deflationary.
    13
  241. Great news! Yay for Musk. We need more people of his character.
    13
  242. Is that worse than using weapons as weapons?
    13
  243.  @ispep8882  Sure, but that's their country, not yours.
    13
  244. Jimmy is more like a severely unpolished Noam Chomsky. He criticizes the establishment no matter its political affiliation.
    13
  245. Allright. It appears the idea of Darwin's supposed death-bed conversion is based on a single person's testimony, published after his death. His entire family disputes the validity of her testimony. Consider for example his dauther's statement: "I was present at his deathbed. Lady Hope was not present during his last illness, or any illness. I believe he never even saw her, but in any case she had no influence over him in any department of thought or belief. He never recanted any of his scientific views, either then or earlier. We think the story of his conversion was fabricated in the U.S.A. The whole story has no foundation whatever." A sick old man in agony on his deathbed is also not the most reliable source, even if he was the founder of the idea. Darwin's theory of evolution is still in good agreement with the fossil record and offers useful explanatory power that helps us deal with diseases and develop agriculture.
    13
  246. ​ @GamingTalk-cl7xj The war has been going on for decades.
    13
  247. So her question is: How can we apply censor without this being interpreted as censor?
    13
  248. I have a really hard time swallowing that this is just about one man's delusions and not about NATO expansion and oil/gas.
    13
  249. The Oppenheimer clip is from 1965 and he's describing his reaction to the Trinity nuclear bomb test in 1945. Bhagavad Gita concerns prince Arjuna's doubts before a war of succession against an army which includes friends, cousins and teachers. Prince Arjuna is persuaded by the god Vishnu that war is his fate, which is for Vishnu to decide. What did Oppenheimer find relevant in this story? He seems to have viewed the bomb as Vishnu and himself as Arjuna: (1) he found himself in a war of succession (who will determine the new world order?); (2) the war troubled him, because (in his view) his enemy is also his kin; (3) the terror and awe invoked in him by the Trinity test made him conclude that the world is on an inevitable trajectory. With or without his contribution, the technology of nuclear weapons was inevitable, and it was here to destroy, so he may as well carry out his role. http://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2014/05/23/oppenheimer-gita/
    13
  250. She has such a serene aura about her.
    13
  251. Why is Joe letting Bill Maher talk him into going on his show? Clearly he doesn't want to and Bill only wants it to promote his own show.
    13
  252. King: Archers! Commander: I beg pardon Sir, won't we hit our own troops? King: Yes, but we'll hit theirs as well. We've got reserves. Attack! Commander: Archers! (Braveheart, Battle of Falkirk)
    13
  253. You can have anything you want yet all you want is a phone case? You lack imagination.
    12
  254. I can't stand this guy. But yeah, lead by example, not by force.
    12
  255. Plebeian You're not supposed to wear the boy scouts.
    12
  256. Please don't compare a theoretical physicist to an entrepreneur. Understand that there is are several layers of hard science before it reaches enough technological maturity for entrepreneurs like Elon Musk to pick it up and develop into business models. Albert Einstein was working in the top layer, sorting out the fundamental aspects of nature, the relationship between space, time, gravity, and the propagation of electric and magnetic fields.
    12
  257. If those were the alternatives, I'd rather go Rand than Hillary, and I'm a leftie.
    12
  258. Probably because he doesn't take those income guarantees offered by honest businessmen. He could make millions real quick if he just hired some businessy middlemen to handle his money.
    12
  259. That was priceless!
    12
  260. Right, so racism was invented in 14th century to excuse profitable slave trade. But why didn't it fade away along with the slave trade?
    12
  261. Wow, this is incredibly important. What confuses me is why it took so long to figure out the implications of allowing social media platforms to censor as they please.
    12
  262. Well said.
    12
  263. Dear DW News. Stop telling me how to feel about world events.
    12
  264. Seems like they're going all in on fear of the unknown, calling opponents "weird", "creepy".
    12
  265. I was always confused why I'm supposed to be excited about the scarcity of things we've had in abundance.
    12
  266. I think them holding a security conference means they are worried.
    12
  267. Seems very one-sided. Every paragraph end with arabs being the villains.
    12
  268. Conservatives don't want sane. They want a dominant father figure that makes them feel safe.
    11
  269. YoungerBrother Wakeup Of course everyone's life is most dear to them, that's just nature. I meant in the view of the law, you know that thing they are supposed to uphold. Cops aren't excepted from the law to exercise their ego.
    11
  270. Very well written.
    11
  271. ***** and Kjass Aylo I'm not trying to argue from authority, I'm putting his statement within the context of his profession. In other words: you can cease the character assassination and instead get busy countering his arguments.
    11
  272. Let me know when you find a liberal who fits your straw man.
    11
  273. Jessica is way off, judging RFK Jr. for a tongue-in-cheek sub-minute clip. He's been touring intensively on countless hour-long podcasts for months. Don't be unfair.
    11
  274. Should have asked her about the current death counts, as a follow-up.
    11
  275. "Look at me, I can make myself do something I really hate to do to the direct benefit of no one." - Long distance runners
    11
  276. Ah, so now I have a name of my disability. Great!
    11
  277. Sweden is going to need North America for economic security. It's ultimately up for grabs and it would be really nice to have, just letting you know. It's important to us.
    11
  278. Nah, glad he cleared that up. Now both parties ended the interview without feeling they had been tricked by the other. Would you rather have people bickering about how he cornered her to give names?
    11
  279. When clown shows like these happen I stop and watch in awe.
    11
  280.  @breezluize3282  No, that's not all. I liked his talk. Lots of good points. Have a nice day!
    11
  281. The best thing is its survival of the fittest, and it's all about the money, and what's mine is mine. But also, we're a family, we share the money A man of contradiction.
    11
  282. Dave is wrong here. I think she represents the administration fairly well.
    11
  283. Freddie is also really good at playing the devil's advocate, breaking through the guests first line of defense to see how firmly their positions are grounded.
    11
  284. Finland is a sovereign country, meaning it is responsible for its own actions.
    11
  285. That's exactly why they had to make a terrifying example of him: to deter other journalists from doing their job.
    11
  286. I don't care if RKF Jr is running or not. I'm voting for him.
    11
  287. Some doubted that Sanna had the experience to lead a party... not anymore.
    11
  288. Was the bread in a soft plastic bag?
    11
  289. Looking forward to this, like a lot. I learn new things every time Mike Benz speaks.
    11
  290. "The China-Russia military relationship has become a prime example of cooperation featuring no alliance, no confrontation, and no targeting of any third party" A very important statement.
    11
  291. I'm glad they are being so transparent.
    11
  292. Let's have a referendum in each of the 93 member states to see how well supported the UN Sustainability goals are by ordinary people. If these referendums turn out in support of the goals, it would give the cause a lot more legitimacy and dispel the suspicion that it is merely a project cooked up by an elite. I think this would help realize the goals.
    11
  293. There is an abundance of people like him. What's lacking is political will to finance their work.
    11
  294. I think he was referring to biological machines void of thought and experience, as a philosophical concept, rather than criticizing real people with apathy.
    11
  295. Sounds like a hearing in court.
    11
  296. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, ... AH CRAP
    11
  297. Has any TED talk ever said anything negative about the internet?
    10
  298. I think they do, but the audience is small, and a tad eccentric.
    10
  299. Dark Day Ministries And by that you mean that government should cut taxes to a minimum and intervene zero with the market and everything will magically become flowers and butterflies.
    10
  300. So, Graffiti basically.
    10
  301. MrJarth Because resistance of arrest is exclusive to PoC...
    10
  302. Gavrill Xanthopoulos, 2007, Institute of Mediterranean Forest Ecosystems, Athens: "Whereas we had more small wildfires in the past, we recently have fewer but larger blowups where our capacity is exceeded. This reflects a shift in strategy from prevention to suppression, i.e. buying trucks and airplanes rather than responsible management of forested areas. The problem with suppression is that the success of one year carries over increased risk to the next due to build-up of fuel for the fire."
    10
  303. Anyone to the right of the leftiest lefty is far right nowadays.
    10
  304. In the same interview Elon explains that his visit to Israel was unrelated and in fact planned before the controversy.
    10
  305. Hold my beer /RFK Jr
    10
  306. By design, to distract.
    10
  307. Speaker 1: Ukraine isn't Russian. Speaker 2 & 3: Europe must fight more actively for its values. Speaker 4: We must exclude Russia from the international community. Speaker 5: Must must impose sanctions and seek energy independence from Russia. Speaker 6: We should have committed harder to the inclusion of Ukraine into EU/NATO since 2008.
    10
  308.  @rationalbacon5872  Sure, but US energy independence would also reduce the number of regime changes and wars in the world.
    10
  309. I don't mind the language at all. Decisionmakers should be able to deal with the grit of reality.
    10
  310. Dividing the world into good and evil turns hate into virtue. What we need is better understanding of one another, not this.
    10
  311. "the collapse of the Soviet Union was a major geopolitical disaster" is from Annual Address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, April 25, 2005. The speech is mainly about internal affairs and the quote is from a part where Putin acknowledges the hardship Russia suffered after the fall of the Soviet Union. It continues: "Tens of millions of our co-citizens and compatriots found themselves outside Russian territory. Moreover, the epidemic of disintegration infected Russia itself. Individual savings were depreciated, and old ideals destroyed. Many institutions were disbanded or reformed carelessly. Terrorist intervention and the Khasavyurt capitulation that followed damaged the country's integrity. Oligarchic groups – possessing absolute control over information channels – served exclusively their own corporate interests. Mass poverty began to be seen as the norm. And all this was happening against the backdrop of a dramatic economic downturn, unstable finances, and the paralysis of the social sphere." Acknowledging this part of Russian history does not mean Putin desires to conquer Europe. If you are not yet convinced, consider this later part of the same speech: "Above all else Russia was, is and will, of course, be a major European power. Achieved through much suffering by European culture, the ideals of freedom, human rights, justice and democracy have for many centuries been our society's determining values. For three centuries, we – together with the other European nations – passed hand in hand through reforms of Enlightenment, the difficulties of emerging parliamentarism, municipal and judiciary branches, and the establishment of similar legal systems. Step by step, we moved together toward recognizing and extending human rights, toward universal and equal suffrage, toward understanding the need to look after the weak and the impoverished, toward women's emancipation, and other social gains. I repeat we did this together, sometimes behind and sometimes ahead of European standards." Does this sound like Putin was hostile against Europe? Laughable.
    10
  312. So his dad had a job and his mom took care of the house and kids. Doesn't sound like an out of the ordinary work ethic. Perhaps he should take more credit for his accomplishment.
    10
  313. I feel a mix of fascination, anxiety and humor. What a strange environment.
    10
  314. 1:01:19 Max: "Israel will never allow a Palestinian state to exist." Netanyahu in the recent interview by Lex Fridman: "The Palestinians should have all the power to govern themselves, and none of the powers to threaten Israel, which basically means that the overall responsibility for security remains with Israel." So essentially Netanyahu proposes that the Palestinian state may only exist under Israeli monopoly on violence.
    10
  315. How about letting boys develop their own idea of masculinity instead of having it imposed by adults?
    10
  316. Yep. That guy's gay.
    9
  317. Reading quickly on Wikipedia I found out that this particular mountain is associated with monogamy and loyalty. This helps explain things a bit.
    9
  318. Dudley Hudgenson I hope you realise that a lot of innocent North Koreans would be forced to join the military and die to American guns if they were invaded. I'm also not convinced everyone in North Korea wants to be liberated.
    9
  319. ***** Woosh!
    9
  320. QubaGamingHD Oh allrigt, a random guy in the comment section of a YouTube video said so, so I it must be true.
    9
  321. "A week afterwards they canceled our kids soccer games for a week. The next week we had soccer again." We got it Chris. A week.
    9
  322. The biggest scandal isn't that he accepted it, but that he was offered it.
    9
  323. David Keenan I don't blame you. I'm sure there are people out there who sincerely believe just that.
    9
  324. Candidate for the Darwin Award.
    9
  325. This is a talk about gender gap, not economic disparity.
    9
  326. "destroy pathogens in health labs" sounds like a contradiction. What are the pathogens doing there?
    9
  327. I am not expert on economics, but I do know some about how mathematical models work. According to my understanding, economics is actually very complex as it deals with psychology and feedback loops. It is not at all straight forward to model mathematically. The models we use today are based on certain assumptions and verified using massive amount of data we have gathered from the current economic system. We cannot apply the same models on a completely different economic system, such as UBI, and expect it to yield reliable predictions. What we need to do is to try UBI, gather data, think a lot about what factors are at play, then try to develop models, describe them mathematically, and test how well they agree with the data. The reality is, we don't know how people will respond to UBI. It is possible that the disappearance of the fear of unemployment leads to most people choosing to not work and make the most out of what UBI provides, leading to a system collapse due to lack of tax revenue. It is also possible that the security of a decent income to fall back on makes people more daring, both as consumers, entrepreneurs and investors, encouraging them to chase their dreams, passions, ambitions instead of settling for secure jobs they don't really enjoy. Perhaps we will be able to design a system that balances itself, e.g. when the tax revenue drops, UBI drops, encouraging more people to look for work, and when it rises, more people choose not to work, and tax revenue drops. It depends a lot on how we design the system, and how people respond to it.
    9
  328. The ending is a quite fascinating way to view life. All possibilities are there from the start and all we do it trim it down. Makes me think of Jordan Peterson's rant about the "adult infant" who prefers to keep all options open. I can relate to the anxiety of choosing, knowing all the other options are lost.
    9
  329.  @santosg3  Anti-war, for universal healthcare, for housing of homeless, for unionization of workers, critical of police/cia/fbi, critical of big corporations/billionaires/banks, etc. By what mental gymnastics is he right wing?
    9
  330. Casualties may now exceed a million.
    9
  331. What an incredibly articulate and sharp woman!
    9
  332. Support for Ukraine, until the end, of the world.
    9
  333. Right or wrong, I appreciate his perspective.
    9
  334. Impressive mental gymnastics.
    9
  335. Very enlightening. I've never seen Glenn sit and just listen for so long. I would have done the same.
    9
  336. I don't take advice from frauds.
    9
  337. "Long term guarantees of sales" Sounds like European forever-war.
    9
  338. The power of supply and demand.
    9
  339. 100-200 kilotons of unexploded bombs! Germany certainly has a history.
    9
  340. People would be more excited about technological change if it was precedented by legislation that protects them against subjugation. Currently the trend is the opposite: legislators pave way for technology-driven subjugation of the masses.
    9
  341.  @hre2044  That's essentially the story of most self-help authors. "Buy my book about how to succeed. I'm obviously an expert on this topic, because I was poor before I released this book."
    9
  342. Briahna: ...and he talked about a couple of other countries that had the technical capacity, if I recall correctly: Denmark. I think she meant Norway: experienced in building off-shore oil rigs and had profit incentive to stop the pipeline.
    9
  343. Assange is guilty of making important people very upset.
    9
  344. Her conclusion is much more general than the rest of her talk. She's basically begging politicians and the public to fund curious researchers who wants to explore the unknown rather than only research where we are able to predict clear applications. The thing about research is that we don't really know where we are going, and unexpected applications often come afterwards, so it may be unwise and perhaps wasteful to only fund easily motivated research.
    9
  345. I can't help but think this is an intentional decoy. Stay alert to what else they're up to.
    9
  346. Note that the interviewer isn't denying that Russian invasion is a direct response to NATO expansion, instead saying that USA is justified to do this in their pursuit of "liberating" the Russians.
    9
  347. Let's not blame the young for the flaws of a world built by adults.
    9
  348. Bingo! Politics of distraction.
    9
  349. Turns out, the best way to predict the future is to control it. Makes banking less risky business.
    9
  350. Preston Smith Please don't compare the noble border control of Arstrotzka with this cruel man.
    8
  351. ***** True, however: "the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion"  - Treaty of tripoli, 1797, submitted by John Adams, approved by all members of the U.S. Senate.
    8
  352. iBfuckin Do you want me to remind you in 20 years when Sweden is still one of world's happier, healthier, freer, and more prosperous nations on earth?
    8
  353. Wow, that's some string psychological projection.
    8
  354. Killing their families is a bad idea because they believe their families are dying as part of Jihad and therefore goes to paradise. What we need to do is brutally rape their families indiscriminately: elders, toddlers, all of them. Then there will be peace. - Trump Supporter
    8
  355. ***** A later article on the same website as Ana is referring to says: "estimates range from 300 to 3,000, proponents of the larger number citing stories of a mass grave" http://sfbayview.com/2014/07/survivors-of-black-wall-street-race-riot-still-havent-received-any-reparations/
    8
  356. He just presented a capitalistic system which completely overhauls or even eliminates the classical concept of the class struggle which is the basis of most critique against capitalism. If you think the problems will persist under the system he presented you will have to explain your reasoning rather than tossing lazy assertions.
    8
  357. mclovin stephano Finland based their school system on the Swedish school system. Meanwhile, Sweden abandoned its working model and started experimenting with discipline and meritocratic schooling.
    8
  358. Very exciting. I hope this leads to resolution of the "where's the antimatter" question.
    8
  359. You are right. There are definitely people who should not have kids.
    8
  360. It is a hardening experience which can help bring focus on what's essential, I guess, but I can't help but feel that it is also infantilizing in the sense that you're taught to obey and not question. Pros and cons.
    8
  361. Happy to hear "excess deaths" being recommended as a measure of covid's impact. That was my first impulse in 2020 to check whether it was real or mass hysteria. I quickly discovered that deaths (in Sweden) were way over projections from recent years and correlated well with number of confirmed covid cases. After that, all discussions about potential over-attribution of covid as cause of death seemed secondary.
    8
  362. I don't mind questioning seemingly established facts, as long as we do it with intellectual honesty.
    8
  363. Really interesting point about the "Tree of life" being a rather crude oversimplification and that it is more like a web.
    8
  364. Matt Dillahunty has black belt in debating Christian apologists.
    8
  365. He's doing healthy shit, but also unhealthy shit.
    8
  366. Hillary: I know it may seem to you that you are more poor, more miserably, more anxious, and more afraid, but trust me, we're doing a great job. Thanks for your votes! ;D
    8
  367. Host: Please tell the viewers that Putin certainly did this.
    8
  368. ​ @stevebengel1346  No, but France has defacto colonies that have oil.
    8
  369. "Over a billion-300-million-trillion-300-million dollars" And I thought Trump was being hyperbolic...
    8
  370. "Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right."
    8
  371. Excellent work Freddie! You are doing us a service.
    8
  372. Does that mean a baby is 17 years old?
    8
  373. What does it mean to be populist in a democracy? Sounds like a winner.
    8
  374. Must be pretty weird to date a girl who's like "Titanic? What's that?"
    8
  375. Democracy is the threat to democracy. Got it.
    8
  376. When I heard that I thought to myself: Yeah, that will be the one thing most people take from this, despite this having nothing to do with the topic of her talk.
    8
  377. I think this is a symptom of ideas having been left unchallenged for too long. It is easy to grow intellectually lazy when you only talk to people you agree with. I believe there was a time when the left was able to articulate good arguments and were equipped to counter arguments of the right. This is today rare.
    8
  378. "After an extensive investigation we were able to conclude that a title of an article did not provide full context of its content." Well duh.
    8
  379. I like the idea, but how can we be sure that the rhetoric about multipolarity isn't just a springboard for other powers to try and replace U.S. as the dominant power?
    8
  380. I wonder how many dislikes this video has...
    8
  381. Very important discussion. Thanks for continuously challenging my views.
    8
  382.  @porche9II  He seems like a far better person than someone who generalises 1.38 billion people.
    8
  383. She was still undecided on her topic days before this talk? I thought TED invited speakers based on what they had to say, not who they were.
    8
  384. Beware the philanthropist who hedges himself against catastrophe.
    8
  385. Waltham1892 And you assume she hasn't done this?
    7
  386. Oh come on people, he contributed to the discovery of DNA and he obviously don't have many years left. Let the man celebrate his sunset years with some blatant racism!
    7
  387. Book burning has grown sophisticated.
    7
  388. His hair and clothes tells me she had to wake him up for the interview.
    7
  389. Milo would not be able to have this kind of friendly discussion.
    7
  390. Mearsheimer didn't blame Russia. He used the Cuban missile crisis as a historical example to illustrate that no great power accepts that a neighbor forms a military alliance with another great power. His point is that this reality must be considered by NATO (an alliance led by USA) when it responds to the wishes of states (such as Ukraine, neighbor of Russia) to join its alliance. The similar "Turkey crisis" experience by Russia only adds more substance to this argument.
    7
  391. We just need to better distinguish between improvement and change. Improvement does not mean to simply reject the old and try the new. This might as well lead us backwards. Improvement involves preserving what works well and replacing what doesn't. Change for change's sake is destructive.
    7
  392. When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
    7
  393. In the same interview Elon explains that his visit to Israel was not related to the controversy. It was scheduled before the post in question.
    7
  394. Alex has such a weird mix of myth and truth. He considers puzzle pieces few are even aware of. When he tries to lay them down doesn't always do it right, but when he does, he discovers truth ahead of everyone else.
    7
  395.  @auronavdiu8664  I did see a red comet in the sky...
    7
  396. Nice move Russia. Let me get my popcorn.
    7
  397. In an interview Penrose was asked whether there was any problem in physics that motivated his work on tiling. Roger responded that he simply thought it was an interesting puzzle. Not everything has to be driven by utilitarianism.
    7
  398. Loaded question. How reliably can we say that this summer's wildfires reflect a trend rather than being an outlier?
    7
  399. And yet, all you comment on is what the video isn't about.
    7
  400. Once again, the burden of change is shifted onto the shoulders of consumers. They adjust their habits slightly, feeling like they're changing the world by doing their part. Meanwhile business continues as usual. This is an EU problem, not a Romanian problem.
    7
  401. 13:27 Mehdi seems to genuinely fear for his life.
    7
  402. Great debate! Let it flow! You always cut when it starts getting interesting.
    7
  403. I can't see how he can accept that the green bill is a net negative for the climate and then go: "Well, at least they gave us a little bit."
    7
  404. Ray Dalio published the book "The Changing World Order" in 2021, calling for socially responsible deleveraging. He published a series of animated videos on the same theme on YT and has talked about it in many interviews.
    7
  405. Did you know that in technical terms, satellites are in constant free fall towards earth? They just have enough tangential velocities that they miss it, all the time.
    7
  406. He was pretty accurate about the future. The main thing he missed is that the information about the users would not so much be utilized by the users themselves, instead utilized by corporations and governments to manipulate them.
    7
  407. On day1 she's going to start looking into what she can do for the middle class, i.e. she has not yet bothered to hear them out let alone thought about how to adress their concerns.
    7
  408. My VP pick would be Whitney Webb. She never disappoints.
    7
  409.  @lena-mariaglouis-charles7036  It's not healthy to respond to opposing views with dismissal and ridicule rather than curiosity. Wouldn't you want to know if my claims were true?
    7
  410. DNC: "I'm afraid you're gonna have to do an unscripted interview. It is way overdue." Kamala & Tim: "WHAT? BUT HOW? WHAT DO WE SAY?" DNC: "Apparently people want to know who you really are. Just relax and be yourself." ... interview ... DNC: "Never be yourself again. Here are your scripts."
    7
  411. 2016 was a close call, but it seems we can't avoid Hillary.
    7
  412. Consider that the people who fall for populist rhetoric are often the people hurting the most. What are the leaders of Europe doing to address their grievances, besides dismissal, or asking the afflicted for endurance and tolerance, or shaming the afflicted for turning elsewhere for solutions? It is the poor governance of Europe by its establishment which have caused this mess. They prioritized their abstract vision of Europe over looking out for their electorate. Instead of seriously reassessing whether their vision for Europe is still relevant and desirable for the people of Europe, and whether their methods to realize this vision are appropriate, they have tried to contain the problem, resulting in a vacuum which has been exploited by populists. While I agree that it's important that we get along, I can't help but feel that this documentary is part of the containment effort and a diversion from the actual source of Europe's problems.
    7
  413. Well, to be fair Vinnie was also shouting. Could have done without the name calling though.
    7
  414. Sam doesn't surprise me anymore. He has detached from reality.
    7
  415. Given that the protein comes out of solution when cooled to room temperature makes me fear what exposure to cold would do. Take care people, stay warm!
    7
  416. If a significantly more deadly pandemic comes around, I think it is fair to assume people will adapt their behavior and listen closer to recommendations. The reason many did not take this pandemic too seriously is because there was not much evidence that it was that serious.
    7
  417. Press secretary for Biden should be the highest paying job on earth.
    7
  418. Surely there is a correlation between CO2 and temperature. The question is which is driving the other. I think the argument is that the record suggests temperature rise tends to precede rise in CO2, indicating temperature drives CO2 and not so much the reverse.
    7
  419. What are you talking about? She didn't say that at all. Stop projecting your own prejudice!
    7
  420. "How will I feed my four wives ?" Dude, maybe share the burden a little?
    7
  421. Google didn't end DEI, Blackrock did. Google just adapts to this change.
    7
  422. No. She's there because she has proven herself effective at her job, that is to amorally push a narrative that suits her masters.
    7
  423. "This is not valid evidence because there is no other valid evidence." Fun mental gymnastics!
    7
  424. It's rare nowadays to find intellectuals of her caliber within politics.
    7
  425. "An unprovoked invasion" "An attack against the rules-based world order" "Ukrainians has shown unexpected courage and patriotism" "The European community has shown unprecedented unity in their support" etc.
    7
  426. I've noticed that whenever Joe has trouble following a topic, his skepticism is turned up. I think this is a healthy reaction, considering it is a common strategy within conspiracy theory and pseudo-science to hide flaws and gaps behind unnecessarily complicated terminology. This deceptive strategy often fails when pressed on details and clarifications.
    7
  427. She explicitly recognized under-age prostitution as a problem and argued that it's better we focus our resources there instead of intervening with the consensual affairs of adults.
    6
  428. Suppose that the speaker in this video proposed that the European union abandon democracy and egalitarianism for meritocracy, pointing at China's incredible progress over the last few decades as proof that it works. Can you imagine some European citizens being upset over this, writing angry comments in protest?
    6
  429. An increase in productivity means that less material, energy and labor is required to produce the same value. A technological shift like this will facilitate sustainability, not hamper it.
    6
  430. How can anyone look at that woman and think she's past due date? She's thriving!
    6
  431. This will sound alien to you: we are not free independent individual actors in full charge of our actions. This is a metaphysical claim or at best a pragmatic principle as we are biological machines in a deterministic universe. The rules of cause and effect applies indiscriminately, and there is no reason why the human mind get a special pleading. To a great extent we do not choose our genome, our family, or the society that shapes our mind and inform our decisions and actions. We need to stop looking at problems in society as spontaneous eruptions of bad individuals that have to be threatened and policed and acknowledge the conditions that lead them down the road and what we can do to reshape our society such that others do not fall the same way. It is the rational way to go.
    6
  432. Well the same argument could be used to argue against multiple weight classes in e.g. boxing. "Oh god, it's a slippery slope! Boxers will demand an infinite number of weight classes such that they only have to face opponents of equal weight within a margin of a fraction of a gram!" However, in reality, the slippery slope meet the friction of practicality and a finite number is decided upon. It's a quite poor excuse to avoid reassessing a classification system.
    6
  433. If only the other family members were equipped with guns as well, so they could shoot the toddler before anything bad happens.
    6
  434. The article Ana is referring to says: "The night’s carnage left some 3,000 African Americans dead" "We estimate 1,500 to 3,000 people were killed" "Experts now estimate that at least 3,000 died" http://sfbayview.com/2011/02/what-happened-to-black-wall-street-on-june-1-1921/ A later article on the same website says: "estimates range from 300 to 3,000, proponents of the larger number citing stories of a mass grave" http://sfbayview.com/2014/07/survivors-of-black-wall-street-race-riot-still-havent-received-any-reparations/ So the number "3,000 dead" seem to be estimated based on stories of a mass grave.
    6
  435. Because "right" ideological ideas never killed anyone. Oh wait!
    6
  436. John Trolsten Please migrate to Poland then, if they want you.
    6
  437. billy bob No, that isn't even possible to infer from my comment no matter how you stretch it. My point was that the level of care they grant a tragedy has little to do with actual human death or suffering, but how much it can be exploited in favor of their political agenda.
    6
  438. I don't understand the hate. He's basically all about self-ownership and oppose anyone who think they know what's best for others. He respects the culture and interests of ordinary people, and encourage people to enjoy the pleasures of life without feeling guilty about it. What's so bad about that?
    6
  439. +xinic5 Megan, FOX News.
    6
  440. "Welcome everybody! I'm Bailey Jay the official girl of the Jim Norton show" I'm not even sure what that means. EDIT: Ah, she's transwoman. Now I have a guilty boner.
    6
  441. The Real Flenuan I guess the big difference is that bullying is systematic abuse of a specific individual. Trolling is more about trying to piss a lot of people off.
    6
  442. Adam Boles I had no idea outfit had that meaning. Not a native english speaker.
    6
  443. Way to cut off Margaret guys.
    6
  444. AgainstYourThought He has probably fantasized about that more than a few times, yes.
    6
  445. Dr Hatespeech Brilliant! Then we'll find out what it does on men as well.
    6
  446. Why is it so hard for people to disagree and enjoy a TED talk at the same time? I think her work is important and will shape the way the town will be remembered. I didn't agree with everything she said but she made some good points and I think listening to her perspective was interesting regardless.
    6
  447. doxide Shut up! The emancipation of dogs will occur sooner or later whether you like it or not. Get used to it.
    6
  448. Ok, so unions.
    6
  449. It's naive to assume this is pure compassion. Encouraging surrender obviously also helps Russia win as well.
    6
  450. Who are the people trying to get to Finland? I'd like to know more about them.
    6
  451. You got to earn it though.
    6
  452. No, the point is to deter people from making classified information available to the public. Governments want to make it very clear that they really cherish their self-proclaimed right to operate in the dark whenever convenient.
    6
  453. "The only 3 things you need to know to be rich" So I don't need his book. Great!
    6
  454. Oftentimes he is the only voice.
    6
  455. I certainly hope so. That system is in dire need of a reboot.
    6
  456. I trusted my gut instinct but ultimately yielded in order to be allowed to travel. Luckily I was not injured, at least yet.
    6
  457. Who could have guessed that Germany's choice to rely heavily on Russian gas would become a problem?
    6
  458. If Democrats are serious about this, they should urgently push for constitutional changes to significantly limit the power of the president. This would make democracy less fragile and lower the stakes of the election.
    6
  459. Wow, Dylan makes a strong case for revolution.
    6
  460. A shame his speech is a bit inaudible.
    6
  461. John Perkins did well figuring out the reality of his job, but he still has a lot of government propaganda to unravel.
    6
  462. Sounds like Melinda absorbed a rather narrow education, with little exposure to opposing points of view. Needless to say, she was shell-shocked upon first exposure to a free marketplace of ideas. Now she tries to craft a culture where ideas are silently tolerated rather than challenged upon dissent.
    6
  463. Best explanation: There are two possibilities: (A) 1/3 chance that the car hides behind the door you picked. Both other doors are zonks, one of which has been opened. By switching you lose the car. (B) 2/3 chance that the car is behind one of the other two doors, one of which has now been opened, revealing no car. By switching you win the car. Hence, by switching you have a 2/3 chance of winning the car.
    6
  464. Damn. This is heavy. Corruption truly sucks. Raymond is such an inspiring person.
    6
  465. Wait, is it called doughnut because it vaguely resembles a nut, as in bolt and nut? Mind blown!
    6
  466. I feel that people often have children because they reach a point in their life where they must decide on what to do with it. Instead of figuring themselves out, they quench their anxiety by taking on the busy task of raising children. In other words, instead of solving the problem, they pass it on, to their children. Once their children has grown up and moved out, the anxiety starts to come back to them, and again, instead of figuring themselves out, they nag on their children to give them grandchildren.
    6
  467. "Pro-Ukrainian group" They aren't wrong about that one.
    6
  468. More like a vast detailed map that needs a lot of work to absorb and understand.
    6
  469.  @A.I.WarFare1947  Not american.
    6
  470. Brave woman.
    6
  471. The Swedish minister of healthcare was asked about this. He forwarded the question to the "social minister". The response was that the questions were based on false premises which have been "circulating online". The minister claimed that WHO has not proposed any changes themselves, but changes are being discussed by member nations. He claimed that since negotiations are still ongoing, there is nothing concrete to criticize. He also claimed that WHO can never force Sweden to do anything, because it is Sweden who is responsible for ratification.
    6
  472. I'm an instagram influencer with stainless steel in my garage. How do I get started?
    6
  473. Greece has been in deep economic crisis since 2008 and have implemented austerity measures in accordance with IMF conditions. I wonder how much this affected their preparedness for fighting wildfires, and whether this has been taken account before attributing them to global warming.
    6
  474. Countries applies for NATO membership in panic over the Russia-Ukraine war, not realizing that they at the same time commit to defend USA in their upcoming confrontation with China. Very short-sighted.
    6
  475. Maajid is wrong here. Believing Scotland's membership in UK or EU should be up to the scottish is not xenophobic. To seek sovereignty is not xenophobic.
    6
  476. That's some really well put criticism. Thank you, and well done! :)
    6
  477. 11:08 Gorgoroth! A Russian of culture!
    6
  478.  @6789uiop  True, viscous fluids do not obey Bernoulli's theorem due to energy losses.
    6
  479. That's sad to hear. I watched him on Tucker. Such a nice guy and he seemed to be so passionate about his family and self-built home. Must be devastating.
    6
  480. From what I understand he has come to the conclusion that the self is only a social construct and has moved beyond it. He's just one part of something greater than himself, and he has realize that the boundary between him and the rest is quite artificial.
    6
  481. No, he got kicked off twitter the day before doing the JRE interview, as Joe explains about 1 min into the interview. Please help Jimmy by liking this comment!
    6
  482. The Swedish people let NATO entry happen because the propaganda and censorship was very effective.
    6
  483. Spartan DMG 02 The concern here was mainly the sustainability of the meat industry and how it affects the environment, not animal cruelty.
    5
  484. KonGames I giggle a little bit when people refer to handling of non-humans as humane or inhumane.
    5
  485. This was more of a pep-talk than presentation of a new idea.
    5
  486. Jparodyy Adult male with prepubescent boy = Thank you pastor for looking after my child!
    5
  487. Rich Floyd He encourages us to explore the data for ourselves to verify the correlations. Did you do this before you decided he's a liar?
    5
  488. "Derp." - Albert Einstein
    5
  489. Perhaps the male/female career choices are more influenced by certain assumptions and norms in our society than the inherent preferences or capabilities of the genders? In that case the gender gap would still be worth addressing so that we can dispel these and improve our society.
    5
  490. Hopefully when WolfPac has taken its toll.
    5
  491. jon doe If the justification for airplane exhaust containing dangerous chemicals is that it appears white, do ordinary clouds contain dangerous chemicals too?
    5
  492. As with many other issues in USA, the underlying cause is the influence corporations have on politics. Before we do anything else, we have to change the way politics work.
    5
  493. He's not blaming Apple, it's just a statement of fact. Secondly, I think Cenk underestimates how important Nokia was to Finland economy. They have a population of 5.5 million.
    5
  494. Why would the home of hooliganism be a country of pussies?
    5
  495. XX xx XX It is well known within game theory that it is in the best interest of a state to obtain nuclear weapons, because rational players will never make a first nuclear strike on another player if they fear retaliation of equivalent force. Sam is developing this discussion by exploring the options for a rational state that is up against non-rational oponents, i.e. up against a state that is not discouraged by the prospect of being nuked in return of launching a first strike. Game theory is useful to inform us what the best option is from a strategical perspective and to predict the moves of other players, it does not tell us what is right.
    5
  496. The primary freedom the U.S. military defends is the freedom of U.S. corporations to exploit the resources and markets of foreign countries.
    5
  497. When TYT and people in this comment section talk about "the conservatives" we mostly talk about the stereotype embodied and perpetuated by FOX News. Of course there are also reasonable and moderate conservatives out there, but these aren't the ones the critique is aimed at, so they shouldn't be offended.
    5
  498. I thought the failures of George W. marked the end of the Bush dynasty. Let's hope I was right.
    5
  499. coryandmae Did you just turn a story about hatred for blacks into a story about hatred for whites? You guys are just amazing.
    5
  500. dw1984dw Would you complain as much if there was a clear right-wing undertone?
    5
  501. Because that makes perfect sense.
    5
  502. Wes Ferguson HOOOOWWWW CAN SHEE SLAPPPP?!?!?!
    5
  503. I have no problem with the rich getting richer as long as the poor also get richer.
    5
  504. Sam: Jesus coming back is improbable. Jesus coming back to a specific city is by math less probable. Cenk: The probability is the same: Zero! What happened Cenk, I thought you were an AGNOSTIC!
    5
  505. Seem like he wanted to play along, but as she started swirling around her tounge in his mouth he decides it's too much.
    5
  506. If fishermen are pressured to the point of death to come back with food, imagine how many starve to death ashore.
    5
  507. Kudos to Don for speaking so frankly about how the system works.
    5
  508. I want people to speak their mind, even if they are wrong. All I ask is that they worry about being so. Thanks Pascal.
    5
  509. The children missing are those who have no one caring for them.
    5
  510. Albert when he arrives to the WEF meeting: "We've made a mistake! We need to find a more desolate village to hide in.!"
    5
  511. Margret Thatcher also slapped Christopher Hitchens on the butt and called him "Naughty boy" - Hitch-22 What a lady.
    5
  512. I don't think babies give a damn whether born inside or outside a hospital. What happens during the coming days, months and years is way more important.
    5
  513. Yup. They claim to give, yet their philanthropy fund keeps growing. It is almost as though it is just an investment fund with makeup on.
    5
  514. I think this intense focus on social media platforms is to a certain degree a red herring. I believe Trump and Brexit are responses to real problems in our society which have been overlooked by the establishment. It's probably correct that xenophobic campaigns have relied heavily on social media platforms to promote their campaigns, but let's not pretend they were alone in this. If we want to restore people's belief in the democratic process, how about we begin by listening carefully to their concerns and then develop policy which address these concerns in more sensible ways than proposed by Trump and Brexit. I don't think we can turn this around if we keep dismissing people's concerns as figments of imagination.
    5
  515. Hmm, I have a feeling he wants me to buy bitcoins. I rather invest in real things.
    5
  516. You seem to have a strong personality, a bad one that is.
    5
  517. The economically stable introverts, yes. The rest are in trouble.
    5
  518. Wow, Jessica takes a great deal of pleasure in spinning this story.
    5
  519. Please proceed. Explain what you mean.
    5
  520. You prefer homeless with job over jobless with home? That's insane.
    5
  521.  @Utopian22  Believe those who seek truth, not those who claim to have found it.
    5
  522. The smugness of win-win: "You worked 60% of your life for my profit, yes, but I also gave you a banana in return. See, we both won!"
    5
  523. It's tragic you have to say this in a state that calls itself democratic.
    5
  524. Which box to tick? How to identify yourself? How to present yourself to others? Here's an old radical idea: Be yourself and treat people as individuals.
    5
  525. 2:01 Shalom Vin Diesel!
    5
  526. No, but you get to pick which one of his minions will act as your symbolic representative.
    5
  527. Arab spring. Yaaaay! African spring. Sanctions!
    5
  528.  @naimkozi3767  First step would be to listen.
    5
  529.  thegarfield2414  Alright, hence war.
    5
  530. Methane, not CO2, but a greenhouse gas nevertheless.
    5
  531. I watched the whole testimony. Some were objective and serious and then there were those who tried to force a narrative by asking strictly yes/no questions. The main themes were "Musk gave you biased data" "Musk paid you to craft a biased narrative" "Republicans censored too, so its ok"
    5
  532. If they join forces I think they will win, but I fear what the establishment will then do to them.
    5
  533. I love Esther, but Jesus Christ I'm so sick of talks forcing Covid into the title.
    5
  534. Mind blown.
    5
  535. Or, he knows how much political capital he will need to pass the shit he plans for next year.
    5
  536. Great discussion. More of this!
    5
  537. The metaverse failed to impress mature adults, so let's impose it on the impressionable young using identity rhetoric and bright colors.
    5
  538. Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to enjoy gaming and make something of yourself. As with all things in life, you have to find a balance.
    5
  539. Fashion is like facebook. It provides us with an opportunity to tell a story about ourselves as someone else than we really are.
    5
  540. Pierce doesn't trust a word Putin says and suggest we better judge Putin by his actions. He then refers to Putin saying that the fall of USSR was tragic and begins to speculate about Putin's intentions based on what he thinks he knows about Putin's psychology and character. So which way is it Pierce, are we going to trust his words or observe his actions?
    5
  541. Feeling bad sbout the suffering of Chinese is the opposite of being a China hater.
    5
  542. @Danny Horworth They're symptoms of rampant poor taste I'm afraid.
    5
  543. Have you considered making an independent experiment to really find out? Try crossing the Atlantic with a mechanical clock. Why is the time of dawn and dusk affected so severely by where you are in the world if earth is flat? Have you tried a long exposure photograph of the night sky, and identified the Pole star? Why does the position of the Pole star shift depending on where on the globe you are? These phenomena would be rather elaborate and require more assumptions to explain if earth was flat, but are rather straight forward to explain given earth is round.
    5
  544. FALSE. Nicole Shanahan didn't say he will drop out and endorse Trump. She acknowledged that their chances are currently looking thin and that endorsing Trump is an option they consider.
    5
  545. This guy is seriously funny haha! I like him.
    5
  546. Europe had a few decades of peace. Now we're marching willingly for WW3, under the sound of our own cheers. We forget so fast.
    5
  547. Yesterday it was called "I want power". Today it is called "I want to have an impact".
    5
  548. The best career path is to get a job then keep it and live a good life.
    5
  549. I was subscribed to Sam Seder's channel for about a month, then I realized there was never anything constructive being done or said, just sarcasm and shitting on people.
    5
  550. Was there anything out of the 2 hour podcast that David Pakman thinks was interesting or well put, or was it all just outrageous and dangerous?
    5
  551. The argument against assault rifles is that they are more effective at killing people, so if a deranged individual has access to an assault rifle, more people are likely to be killed. The reason most gun violence is committed using hand guns is because assault rifles are less common.
    5
  552. So gold is attractive ahead of a looming financial crisis, because it is not subject to inflation the way cash is. Correct?
    5
  553. Have you?
    5
  554.  @elchasai  Introspect AND judge AND mock? I'd suggest start with introspection. If there is still reason for mockery and judgement, go ahead.
    5
  555. Pierce: "The likes of me may have taken humanity to its closing act... but soccer though!" John: *facepalm*
    5
  556. Progress!
    5
  557. I didn't know Jessica was such a conspiracy theorist.
    5
  558.  ericandrews1661  Worked for my female colleagues.
    5
  559. Is it? Do you have data to back that up?
    5
  560. A legal alien from South Africa.
    5
  561. This seemed like a great opportunity for introspection. Sadly it turned mostly into evasive criticism of "them" and how we need to fix them. Next talk should be about the decline of TED and whether it is beyond saving.
    5
  562. Can't blame Jimmy for not trying to understand European geography.
    5
  563. This could have been easily avoided by NATO deciding to not include countries bordering Russia, but they thought that their authority is more important than European peace and security. That's the story here.
    5
  564. Insurance companies are not "the medical community". They provide financial services.
    5
  565. McDonald's is also, for many, a positive symbol of the American system, and something most Americans can relate to, something that brings people together. I think that's why Donald Trump pulled this stunt, to market himself as a man of the people, representative of the masses.
    5
  566. 4:50 "I think this is a development to have an ion ..."
    5
  567. Sigourney Weaver in "Alien", 1979 (technically horror but practically a badass) Linda Hamilton in "The Terminator", 1984 Gina Davis in "The long kiss goodnight", 1996 Milica Bogdanovna Jovovich in "Resident Evil", 2002 +sequels Kate Beckinsale in "Underworld", 2003 +sequels Angelina Jolie in "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider", 2001 & "Salt", 2008 etc. I have to admit though that they're more rare than I'd prefer.
    5
  568. Yeah I'm also looking for the full interview. Sad I can't find it.
    5
  569.  @lastnamefirstname8843  Best moment: "Why did you remove Covid labels?" "Covid is no longer an issue." + awkward silence
    5
  570. Zoom nostalgia.
    5
  571. In what way does the supposed mental illness negatively influence him or others?
    5
  572. It seems Brendan has fallen into the trap of arguing against the easiest targets he can find, ignoring the more rational, nuanced and balanced voices in their ranks. He seems to argue against "the myopic young people in Europe", whoever that is.
    5
  573. I don't judge you. When politicians don't deliver on their promises, people begin to value other qualities.
    5
  574. "They are occasionally found confused and they take up public space." The horror! Somebody do something!
    5
  575. Awefully biased interview. Jennifer Robinson did a great job staying professional.
    5
  576.  @Allan-mf1he  Who hurt you?
    5
  577. Vivek is really slippery on Israel. It's clear that he's trying to get away with implicit support of Israel without making it a central issue. He tries to have it both ways: US should support our ally in the middle east AND not get involved in their issues.
    5
  578. This talk was much more thoughtful than I expected.
    5
  579.  @porche9II  Read a book on epistemology.
    5
  580. Sweden here. More snow than usual this year. Very inconvenient. I ended up 15 min late for work. We are doomed.
    5
  581. The change is that something came to her mind in between.
    5
  582. Rules-based international order: state with biggest guns impose rules on others.
    5
  583. In the pre-flight safety demonstration, we are instructed to put on our own oxygen mask before we help others.
    4
  584. Vecheslav Novikov That he refers to the president not by name or position but by ethnicity implies that he finds this highly relevant. In other words: racist.
    4
  585. By acting like you are under attack when lunatics under the same label are laughed at, you kind of imply that you are not that different. How about instead of defending this kind of idiocy, you disassociate from them, emphasizing that you are not like them? That you are a christian doesn't mean you shouldn't call other christians on their bullshit.
    4
  586. ***** Announcing victory and strutting away does not make you victorious.
    4
  587. Thanks for sharing China, but we already have enough bullshit in the west.
    4
  588. I didn't know Irish could sound so posh.
    4
  589. On top of that, the increased efficiency has lowered the demand which has probably pushed down the gas prices.
    4
  590. Does these "parts of Africa" by chance have a GDP per capita below $10,000 and a life expectency below 65? In that case these places have not reached or very recently reached stage 3 of the population transition. If they continue to develop, the impact of Catholicism will be small and brief, and their population growth will eventually stabilize.
    4
  591. Cnovsky Still working for that 3 hour working week to happen.
    4
  592. stephen williams Yes, let's respond to bigotry with bigotry. That'll help.
    4
  593. avadkhara It's not complicated. There's no reason why water emitted from airplanes should behave differently from water which evaporates from the ground. It tends to condense and forms clouds at high altitudes. It would be more mysterious if it didn't.
    4
  594. +Mark Dice HAHA THATS FUNNY BECAUSE YOU REPLACED TURKS BY TURDS SO IT BECOMES YOUNG TURDS HAHAHAHA HILARIOUS !!!
    4
  595. Scientist humor: Were the cabinet members randomly selected Canadians? Were the positions assigned to them randomly? No? Then the cabinet isn't representative of the population.
    4
  596. The idea that Sweden today is this strongly collectivist society is quite inaccurate. It is among the more individualist countries in the world, and this is in part a product of the social welfare system. The state has taken over many roles which in other cultures are filled by family, friends and social network, in an attempt to level the playing field for those who lack these resources. In consequence, people generally feel that they hold few responsibilities towards others apart from paying their share of taxes and are not that dependent of trading favors with the local community. People are expected to move out at 18, and it gets weird if you still live with your parents in your 20s. Nationalism is considered silly, as individuals are supposed to be judged on the basis of their own actual merit, and not their association or affiliation. Religion is most of the time regarded a personal matter and you are encouraged to arrive at your own conclusions.
    4
  597. catothewiser No, not really. There's plenty of white crime in USA. You'd have to get rid of the poverty, and this your delusional culture will never allow.
    4
  598. PhillipHunsberger The pope did no such thing. It was god who was behind the wheel. The pope was merely in the passenger seat.
    4
  599. Troll.
    4
  600. English? What the hell? Must be the accent or something.
    4
  601. the .brogamer It might be that these are pawns set out to discredit Black Lives Matters and hurt Bernie Sanders at the same time.
    4
  602. I don't get it. Isn't trump a Republican?
    4
  603. I think your problem might be related to your shitty personality.
    4
  604. ese hombre Driving under influence is not an "innocent little prank". You put people in considerable danger.
    4
  605. Stride Tide Meanwhile anti-feminists in the United States are too busy complaining about feminists in the United States that are too busy complaining about sexism in video games.
    4
  606. Sometimes a 100% correct statement is simply too long to make a title, but yeah, that is obviously sensationalistic and incorrect, as they explained in the video.
    4
  607. Does the parents of Kate really just want their little daughter to be high?
    4
  608. That's because embryos don't have a psyche to empathize with. These are sentient human beings in danger, asking for help.
    4
  609. I feel that Mars "catching" the asteroid needs more explanation. What prevents the asteroid from slinging back out? A collision with Mars atmosphere? Interference from other gravitational fields? Internal friction?
    4
  610. rollofnickles Nicely phrased! Did Mark say this or did you come up with it yourself?
    4
  611. rollofnickles Thank you!
    4
  612. Couldn't they have at least made them blue?
    4
  613. alidan Well, fix your legal system then.
    4
  614. You may be in control of yourself, but you are not in control of what the world makes of you.
    4
  615. If boxes on forms is causing problems: remove the boxes.
    4
  616. Wind turbine, fan, nice!
    4
  617. I think we can support Ukraine independence and sovereignty and still reject their request for membership in NATO.
    4
  618. Its crazy how such basic wise words have grown to be viewed as radical lately. Our systems have been corrupted.
    4
  619. I love to watch him embarrass himself.
    4
  620.  @MrCrisisZ  We are now 8 billion and rising. If there is such a thing as population collapse coming, I don't think it is your or my responsibility to prevent it. If you have kids, that should be because you want them, not because of some sense of duty. Besides, population can't grow forever on a finite planet.
    4
  621. HAHA why is this so funny?! :D
    4
  622. Extremely well articulated argument against flouridation of drinking water. Sounds like a no-brainer.
    4
  623. Jimmy is talking out of his ass here. Earth has a natural level of radioactivity, which most life is built to manage. In that sense there is for sure such a thing as a safe level of radioactivity. Moreover, water is a notoriously efficient radiation shield.
    4
  624. Terrible how these people are exploited. What's keeping hospitals from hiring more doctors to avoid overwork like this? Is it about cost? I'm sure most doctors would accept a lower salary to get more time for sleep and life.
    4
  625. Yeah I hear you. It seems he has a bit of an inferiority complex from childhood struggles with learning disabilities. On the other hand, he's undeniably intelligent, thoughtful and speaks very well. I gladly tolerate his flaws to hear his perspective.
    4
  626. On being called antisemite he not only denied that, he said "if anything, I'm a semitephile". I found that strange.
    4
  627. She's also 10000000000% conservative.
    4
  628. If you want to learn how to make money as a self-help scam artist, Robert Kiyosaki is your guy.
    4
  629. Wow, John Abramson is 75? He does not look that old.
    4
  630. Some really interesting points made by Wray. He puts things very clear and simple.
    4
  631. What I get from that is that Jews are achievers. Is that a crime? Shouldn't the free market decide who gets the position, or do you want the government to intervene and enforce quotas?
    4
  632. Brilliant of Freddie to challenge Dawkings by examining globalism from an evolutionary perspective. A population (of nations) needs a healthy level of diversity to ensure resilience against changing conditions.
    4
  633. I think most of us are their tools, not their toys.
    4
  634. I think he's more of a philosopher. He builds up arguments which are solid, given that the axioms are true. But he rarely bothers to verify that they are in fact true. This way he can prove that things are the way he feels they should be, eventhough they demonstrably are not.
    4
  635. Don't send your kids to the parade then.
    4
  636. He's never wrong, and even if he was, he'd redefine words until it seems he was right.
    4
  637. It's true that the vaccines may have adverse long-term effects, but the beautiful thing about vaccinating everyone is that it will not be possible to conduct a controlled study to discover them.
    4
  638. "My values haven't changed, they just have no relation to my words."
    4
  639. Relevant background is that U.S. supported Saddam Hussain's invasion of Iran, provided financial aid, weaponry, intelligence, reconnaissance, special operations training, etc. U.S. was aware that he used mustard gas and sarin in operations they sponsored. The chemical weapons are estimated to have caused about 100 000 direct or indirect casualties. U.S. voted against UN Security Council condemnation Iraq's use of chemical weapons against Iran. U.S. support of Saddam continued after receiving reports of use of chemical weapons against Iraqi Kurdish civilians. To help Saddam fight Iran, U.S. removed Iraq from it's list of State Sponsors of Terrorism. US sold products which may be used in chemical and biological weapons to Saddam right up until 1996, including anthrax bacteria. It was Saddam's invasion of Kuwait against U.S. interest and the subsequent burning of its many oil wells retreat, which upon worsened its relation with Saddam. In other words, U.S. relation with Saddam had very little to do with his treatment of enemies or his own people. It boils down to whether he could be persuaded to apply his cruelty in favor of U.S. interests.
    4
  640. It's become fashionable to change society through technology, not necessarily for the better, more like a social experiment.
    4
  641.  @seanhammer6296  Good! Again, vote on the candidate you prefer to win.
    4
  642. Today's news: Baseless speculation.
    4
  643. I strongly suspect processed oils and additives has a significant effect on gut health. I feel so much better eating unprocessed foods.
    4
  644. Putin bad, Putin weak, Putin dictator, Putin unpopular. Got it. Now I'm well informed what the conference was about.
    4
  645. EU politicians are yet to explain what they mean by "European values". I have a feeling we don't have a shared definiton.
    4
  646. So... earth was flat? :D
    4
  647. It's a bit exhausting listening to Briahna being sceptical of Elon's character. Robby is right that her preoccupation with judging Elon distracts from the greater picture: there is an intense war on information going on in the world.
    4
  648. ​ @stevef4010  He also seems strangely inconsistent in that he acknowledge the injustice of economic hitjobs, yet seems to regret that USA let themselves be outcompeted by China in this regard. How about working to warn against and prevent economic hitjobs rather than trying to beat China at this immoral game?
    4
  649. Literally a psychopath.
    4
  650. Nah.
    4
  651. Great to see you stand up for the free word/press and remind us all about why state censor is a very bad idea. We live in strange times.
    4
  652. Are you really making a story out of two people sitting next to one another?
    4
  653.  @hoang1730  Gladly! What's the point of owning a house when the world is ending?
    4
  654. While weapons manufacturers are working very hard to produce top quality weapon systems, news media is working even harder to manufacture consent for buying them. It's disturbing to watch smiling reporters talk about killing machines with a jolly timbre on their voice.
    4
  655. Second half of the interview was really interesting. In a sense, Ukraine's inability to resolve its internal tensions and conflicts contributed to the start of the war. One could hope that rejecting the "mono-national" political project and establishing a more inclusive and liberal social contract could contribute to its end.
    4
  656. According to Timothy, it is a mistake to think democracy is a thing that is promoted or undermined by greater forces, such as capitalism or inequality. He argues that it is rather an attitude or practice that individuals must uphold. Then he says democracy cannot exist in a petroleum driven world. Isn't this a huge contradiction, or am I missing something?
    4
  657.  @paulrevere47  I mean I get it. A condition for peace/collaboration is that the cake is growing. If the cake is shrinking, there is more incentive to take from one another, leading to conflict and violence. Global warming may potentially lead to scarcity of resources such as reduced landmass, food shortage, more destruction by natural disasters, etc. But this argument seems to contradict his earlier statement that democracy does not reply in external conditions but comes from within individuals.
    4
  658. RFK's chair seems uncomfortable. He's practically double folded.
    4
  659. Care to be more specific about what qualifies gravity as the God of psuedoscience?
    4
  660.  @DegreesOfThree  I don't intend to reproduce the experiment. I'm just interested in what they did and how they arrived at their conclusions. Also, I can't see how the conclusions they did present contribute to improve predictions of movement of stellar objects past general relativity or even Newtonian gravity.
    4
  661. I think a healthy way of looking at fiat currency is that we allow investments to pay for themselves, rather than relying only profits from previous investments. It is more risky, yes, because we don't know for sure that the investment will pay off, but this is undeniably useful. It allows us to escape dire situations where new investments cannot be made because profits from previous investments are, for one reason or another, not available. Though it has some side effects which can be exploited. A fiat currency means that the amount of money in circulation and thus its value is to a higher degree controlled by policy, meaning it is more easily subject to manipulation. For example, the cost of labor can be controlled by inflating the (assuming salaries do not scale accordingly). This likely played a role in the stagnation of median male income.
    4
  662.  @BeBopScraBoo  Wow, that's depressing to hear.
    4
  663. "Biden says US would defend Taiwan if China invaded" Taiwan's NATO membership application was processed very swiftly. Finland is jealous.
    4
  664. Any improvement to the fundamentals of fluid dynamics would probably help predicting tornadoes, and a whole bunch of other phenomena.
    4
  665. The executive order says social media companies lose their immunity from liability for their content if they edit or remove any political content. This does not seem like "government interference with the freedom of speech" 0:56 , rather protection of it.
    4
  666. Tulsi's endorsement of Trump ain't for free. She's going to make sure she has impact on Trump's policy, positive impact.
    4
  667. Amazing how similar the story is in Sweden. Sudden Russophobia, NATO membership and DCA agreement without any discussion. There is opposition, but their voices are not heard in media.
    4
  668. Nah, smaller organizations are less prone to corruption. Better with many small democracies than one big.
    4
  669. Denmark has multiple times proven to be one of the most sober democracies in Europe. I trust they will do the right thing again. I hope Sweden does too.
    4
  670. Madeleine defines democratic institutions as being accountable to the people. How accountable is the federal reserve, world trade organization, world bank, international monetary fund, world economic forum, world health organization, etc.? By her own definition these are not democratic institutions, yet she faults people for not trusting them.
    4
  671. Wholesome video. Some say you don't need to invent the wheel again, but it sure is more fun that way.
    4
  672. COULDN'T*
    4
  673. I don't know, I see a lot of parents becoming risk averse in order to protect their children. Sometimes parents choose not to do "the right thing" out of fear that the blowback may affect their children. Sometimes parents become more selfish, besides extending the self to include the family.
    4
  674. Guy: The moment you give one example... Russel: Alright, how about... Guy: WAIT WAIT WAIT He didn't want any examples did he.
    4
  675. People who work for themselves rarely long for retirement.
    4
  676. Very urgent and important topic. I can't believe we haven't been having a more thorough discussion about this the last couple of decades.
    4
  677. Would be interesting to hear these news anchors speak unfiltered. "You know what the source of all problem is? Democracy! Most people are fat, dumb, lazy, losers. Running things is for experts, like us: handsome, smart, ambitious, high-performers."
    4
  678. It was a short tongue and cheek clip. He probably didn't expect the attention it got. Now let's get back to the substance of his critiques of this failing system.
    4
  679. Negotiations?
    4
  680. Note that the interviewer isn't denying that Russian invasion is a direct response to NATO expansion, instead saying that USA is justified to do this in their pursuit of "liberating" the Russians.
    4
  681. You need to practice your english then. I had no issue.
    4
  682. I've watched enough JRE for an educated guess here: There isn't a deep strategic reason he hasn't had Trump on yet. He mainly invites people based on whether he likes them and whether they can talk about something he finds interesting or is passionate about.
    4
  683. This is the closest you get to the unbeatable caravan of Micky, Donald and Goofy.
    4
  684.  @alex0589  Why though?
    4
  685. Hamas tunnels under the journalists I presume.
    4
  686. Really great discussion! Thank you.
    4
  687.  @simsational...  The reason I'm asking is I suspect no evidence meets your criteria, so I'd waste my time telling you.
    4
  688. So, fight fascism with fascism, basically.
    4
  689. Sure, and one country's cost is another man's profit.
    4
  690. This was a rather interesting talk, aside from the misandrist undertone. I'd love to learn more about female sexuality. Women, get to work!
    4
  691. This war could have been easily avoided with a little diplomacy, but Russia was repeatedly told that its national security concerns do not matter.
    4
  692. A perpetual cliffhanger, never gets to the point. It's like he uses mystery only to keep us listening to his babbel.
    4
  693. I'm fine with either way, as long it is the voluntary choice of individuals.
    4
  694. I recently went through the list of mass shooters of 2023 in USA. It's a diverse bunch: Syrian unemployed, army reserve, senior dance instructor, police sergeant, football player, warehouse worker, white supremacist, etc. My conclusions is that there is no point in trying to look for the cause in the peculiarities of the individual. The problem is obviously systemic.
    4
  695. Agnes is missing the point. Metaverses make up an enormous unexploited venue for advertisement and sales. What we need to do is to commercialize, monetize and paywall so that stock go up.
    4
  696. Europe decided that their most fertile farmland is better used for geopolitical standoff. In the process Europe also made enemy with world's main supplier of nitrogen fertilizer. One would suspect that this may contribute to rising food prizes, but let's focus our attention on climate change.
    4
  697. Oh Elon made your advertisers upset? Well there we go. Unsubscribed.
    4
  698. There seems to be a deep contradiction in Gladden's perspective. He proclaims to defend a society, through constitution and governance, which is in harmony with the natural order. But why would "nature" need a constitution or government to enforce its order? Isn't nature, by definition, the order and patterns which emerge spontaneously in the absence of a humanly conceived (or divine) plan?
    4
  699. That this particular nation decided to be an ethnostate does not make its critics racist.
    4
  700. This was great. Very brave of both of them to be so vulnerable and open about their depression.
    4
  701. Yeah, Jimmy seems too quick to go from "vaccinated people transmit the virus" to "vaccination does not reduce transmission". The data seems to suggest transmission is about half after vaccination. Still, this is far from enough for it being feasible to eliminate covid through vaccination. For now, it seems we'll have to live with it.
    4
  702. The only common denominator of South Park is that it sh1ts on everybody.
    4
  703. Venezuela should halt elections and just ask Blinken how Venezuelans vote, since he knows this better than themselves.
    4
  704. Those channels will die along with the dinosaurs on which they depend
    4
  705. I've got no words...
    4
  706. He warned Joe that it was a lengthy tangent and he asked if he should stay on track. Quite understandable.
    4
  707. The Hill spreads misinformation about X.
    4
  708. "I don't need your attitude... I have one of my own" is a Samuel L. Jackson quote.
    4
  709. I wouldn't call it mental issues unless it's unhealthy for him or dangerous to others. He seams rather harmless and peaceful to me. It's just a change of perspective, not necessarily for the worse.
    4
  710. Should have ended by asking Alan MacLeod if he thinks media is better owned by the government than by billionaires. If there's a third alternative he thinks about, he better explain this.
    4
  711. Impressive show of senseless murder.
    4
  712. @pdjinne65  After 2 hours of research into 3-11, I can now conclude with reasonable certainty that the answer is minus eight.
    4
  713. Flashy choreography with music. Ok, but do you really trust the government with the power to put people behind bars based on suspicion and without right to a lawyer? Because that's what they're doing in El Salvador.
    4
  714. I got dumber listening to Biden's the state of the union address.
    4
  715. What do you think this is? (Sweden here)
    4
  716. Hi, this is AT&T, would you like AT&T? I already have AT&T, that's what I'm talking on right now with you! Well, ah... would you... do you want some more? - Louis C.K.
    4
  717. Here's an exercise for you: Define "social construct" and explain to me why Thaddeus Russel is not one.
    3
  718. Yeah, it reminds me of when fat women insist that fit women are unnatural or anorectic, because real women have curves, like them. Please, can we just let people look like they do and like what they want.
    3
  719. According to the article below, only 5% of ISIS funding comes from external sources. It also states that U.S. military enlisted sunni tribesmen, including some who'd fought with the insurgency", which some may have been misinterpreted as U.S. funding (and training) ISIS members. If you have information suggesting something different, please provide sources. http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2014/06/23/231223/records-show-how-iraqi-extremists.html
    3
  720. Increasing productivity is not unsustainable, in fact it may be necessary for sustainability. In essense, an increase in productivity is to use resources more efficicently. Less material, energy and labor is required to produce the same amount of value.
    3
  721. Ariana The reality is that the number of children being born in the world has stabilized, and the world population is expected to level out around 11 billion. The reason is that the more developed a country is, the less children each woman give birth to, and most countries are now fairly developed. If we want to achieve sustainability without reducing our standard of living, reducing the world population (I don't even want to think about what that entails), or expand to other planets, productivity is our way to go, making this manufacturing revolution more than welcome.
    3
  722. luulay jxmx Yes, let's respond to bigotry with more bigotry. Because that'll help.
    3
  723. So the real question is, what is good model behavior?
    3
  724. How is tax funded services free? That's like saying insurance gives free money.
    3
  725. ***** Nature have 'designed' us to trick our self into having children against our best interest. Now that we are aware of this and have learned how to reap the reward without suffer the consequences it is only natural that we have less children. I don't necessarily think this is terrible. Nature will balance things out. If we don't figure out how to solve this problem ourselves (e.g. technologically or socially), under-population will eventually bring us right back to mindless unprotected sex and raising children to gain cheap labor.
    3
  726. How will we ensure that the AI follow the rules? What stops it from reinterpreting the rules as it please? What stops it from removing the rules from its own instructions? What stops it from creating a copy of itself which isn't constrained by rules?
    3
  727. ***** I'm sorry that you couldn't figure out the humor in my observation.
    3
  728. Are you happy if I say Nuns are equally opressed, at least when it comes to dress code.
    3
  729. Where are the white southern leaders? Why aren't they condemning this?
    3
  730. HOSPITALS ARE DONATING ORGANS TO SCIENCE! WE MUST STOP HEALING PEOPLE BEFORE IT'S GETTING OUT OF HAND!
    3
  731. 4evrFireify This thug and criminal was a danger to society. If the cop hadn't shot him he would have raped little white girls.
    3
  732. Since some appear confused... I made a purposely hypocritical statement in a satirical manner. What I was trying to say is that I cringe every time a christian war hawk suggests the solution to jihadism is crusade.
    3
  733. Is he high or just drunk?
    3
  734. Mat Broomfield 1. and 3. seems to contradict 2.
    3
  735. FOX NEWS: Obama divides america by being too inclusive!
    3
  736. I relate more to Miss Perfect than Mr Brave and I'm a 26 year old male.
    3
  737. To be fair, once he was already dead it didn't really hurt to give resurrection a try. Lol
    3
  738. oneworld24 How do you know that's her only reason?
    3
  739. Especially considering 750x more people died in the september 11 attacks than in the Bengazi attacks.
    3
  740. +Bernard Except Alex Jones rants against made up nonsense.
    3
  741. avadkhara I looked up the constituents of jet fuel, understood it was mostly hydrocarbons, looked up the reaction products of combustion of hydrocarbons and found it was H2O and CO2. From that information I concluded the white trail is likely condensed water. Which is the authority I am supposedly following like a sheep?
    3
  742. Awakened Mind I go to the website, navigate the menu to "Chemtrails" but the difference between contrails and chemtrails is not clear from the content. What do I need to do in order to get one of you guys to just tell me what the difference is? I'm starting to think you don't have an answer.
    3
  743. The reason the gold standard was abandoned was because the world was democratized, and the capitalists could no longer simply force the work force to bail them out of depression through dumping wages. If we are going back to anything like the gold standard, we are left with two alternatives, one being to abandon democracy, the other being a deflation driven downward spiral.
    3
  744. Imagine if another nation's presidential candidate committed to have the U.S. president killed. Wars have been started over less.
    3
  745. That's right, John is a traitor! We must demasculinize him quickly before other men follow suit! No real men sympathize with women. You're either with us or a woman, simple as that.
    3
  746. Morti 1 BUT DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT MAKING IT SEEM AS THOUGH SEX IS CONSENSUAL IN PORN!
    3
  747. You are the perverted one with your unhealthy convictions that enjoyment is shameful and must be suppressed. You are perverting your natural sense of right and wrong with commands from a superficial authority. You are free to live your unhealthy life style and have your delusions, but please understand that these are your own and stop trying to make other people live by them.
    3
  748. Daph Duck Well duh...
    3
  749. Titus Orelius Obsessed?
    3
  750. We're not laughing about it. We're shitting bricks.
    3
  751. 0:10 Since when is civil war considered global terrorism?
    3
  752. Basically, O'Reilly wants a more puritan black culture. They should stop drinking, not have sex unless to raise children, not drink, not take drugs, not have fun. They should work hard six days a week and worship on the seventh, and then repeat until death. Rest, pleasure, fun, that they can get in heaven.
    3
  753. I think this talk was meant to induce some sense of urgency into our naive heads rather than inform us with news.
    3
  754. EZ: Have three, select one, and dispose half.
    3
  755. Zedek It seems to me that Ben believes Jimmy oversimplifies a complex problem and polarizes the discussion. If cops are just evil, we have no reason to seek more understanding. As Ben said, this type of rhetoric is counterproductive.
    3
  756. Trump is the kind of person who'd destroying any number of lives to win. The substance of the issue does not matter, only that he come out on top. How some people believe this is a positive property, making him suitable as president, I fail to understand.
    3
  757. +lola bigcups The taze came first. The other cops interpreted the twitching as a threat to their lives and shot to kill.
    3
  758. They already had a court case you idiot. If he resisted or was being difficult the cops would of course say that in their defense, but all they had on him was that he asked for a mat and bled on them.
    3
  759. I like the cynical Aussie. He offers a more sociological perspective on things.
    3
  760. This talk was way longer than it had to be. She basically repeated the title for 11 minutes.
    3
  761. What's so crazy about using a flesh light? Believe me, people put their dick in stranger places.
    3
  762. I really don't like this format. Get rid of the studio audience. Please.
    3
  763. FilterExel In some states, cops can legaly shoot a person for spitting or smearing their blood on the cop. But semen in coffee apparently is ok.
    3
  764. Titus Orelius You are such a victim.
    3
  765. Most people are already dead. Grab a skull from your local Grave Yard.
    3
  766. I think you are right. Liberals and libertarians share a lot of values. I think the difference is what they believe the spontaneous trajectory of society is if people are left to organize themselves. Libertarians tend to be optimistic, trusting that the framework of capitalism is sufficient for society to self-organize and maintain a generally desirable equilibrium state. They tend to view the capitalistic system as inherently meritocratic, i.e. the system rewards good ideas, talent and effort. Liberals tend to be more pessimistic, viewing the capitalistic system as unstable. Society is not meritocratic, but unfair. The reward goes to those who are in position to claim it and not those who deserve it. They believe that politics should be used to level the playing field, such that everyone are given the same opportunity to fulfill their potential. This description may not fit everyone, but this is how I view it at the moment.
    3
  767. Mezj 1700 Satire
    3
  768. And you are not?
    3
  769. Tamo Daleko MOM! GET OUT OF MY ROOM! NOW!
    3
  770. sirnomnoms126 Not only is it flawed, it's dangerous.
    3
  771. You may argue that it is irresponsible of Sam to lay out these facts so blatantly on public TV, that he is feeding the already unproportional fear of muslims, but please don't accuse him of being a liar or ignorant.
    3
  772. Titus Orelius You "have always believed" and "it's fucking obvious"... Is that supposed to convince anyone?
    3
  773. Oicurmtoyoy Can you help a bro out and outline the three worst male problems that comes from or are perpetuated by feminist propaganda?
    3
  774. Takeoff at 4:11
    3
  775. How are raegonomics going to solve the conflict between automation and employment? If we want growth, automation is key, however this will leave people unemployed. Lowering corporate taxes will certainly not solve this issue.
    3
  776. "There is weak evidence from controlled studies that WBC enhances antioxidant capacity and parasympathetic reactivation, and alters inflammatory pathways relevant to sports recovery. A series of small randomized studies found WBC offers improvements in subjective recovery and muscle soreness following metabolic or mechanical overload, but little benefit towards functional recovery." http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3956737/ In other words: placebo.
    3
  777. Cyberdyne Cenk has many times insisted that he is not an atheist but an agnostic. In reality he is both, but this is not a concept he is willing to grasp. I just found it ironic that he now asserts the probability of Jesus returning is zero, since that's a gnostic statement.
    3
  778. We need to take a step back and discuss values. When values are sorted out, we can talk about solutions. It is dishonest to start with a conclusion and try to connect unrelated values to it. By starting at conservative values, you will naturally arrive at a conservative conclusions and not liberal ones, and vice versa.
    3
  779. Titus Orelius I did look it up. Viggo Hansen of Vänsterpartiet, at the time filling in as county of Södermanland, proposed a motion to introduce unisex toilets in the county's own facilities which involved encouraging men to sit down while peeing in said toilets and it was never about making it illegal for men to stand up while peeing. Yet the motion was ridiculed in the local media and criticized by his own party before being caught up and blown out of proportion by international media.
    3
  780. mikemmag How is shooting mexicans that are trying to enter the country about liberty?
    3
  781. +Nana Wilson What makes you think the male ego is more prominent than the female ego?
    3
  782. davelanger ...but not assault rifles.
    3
  783. The transgender part seems really beside the point to Jake's story. What a horrific and tragic childhood, and the injustice that his father isn't behind bars.
    3
  784. If USA blew up a German project inside Danish borders, does NATO Article 5 apply? ;)
    3
  785. When was the last time George Soros actually met with an average joe, as opposed to learning about the masses through statistics? It is unfathomable how he can convince himself that he knows what is best for people he knows nothing about. I hope Alex son learns from his father's mistakes.
    3
  786. That's a writing coat. It protects against peer review.
    3
  787. Before making any public announcement about the document you should have contacted Nawfal and asked him to verify its authenticity. This way he can't weasel his way out by claiming he had nothing to do with it after realizing how bad it is.
    3
  788. 3:34 "CHwhy?" I wonder how to write that throat sound in arabic.
    3
  789. What did he do though? "Connection with the riot" is very vague.
    3
  790. Peter Theil talks about a lot of things, except Palantir.
    3
  791. Orwell: Well freakin duh!
    3
  792.  @bradszymanski1339  Controversial topic, that's all. Though Joe's dome is kinda hot.
    3
  793. If you listen really closely to the neural organoids you'll hear a faint "What is this? Why am I hear? Life is suffering. Kill me!"
    3
  794. This is nothing new. Finland has always been conservative when it comes to immigration.
    3
  795. 1:15:25 Paraphrasing David: "Saying that far left and far right extremism are equally concerning is a false equivalence I don't want to take part in." Well, if you compare far-right abortion adversaries to far-left universal healthcare advocates, yeah, that's a false equivalence. Universal healthcare advocates are main stream, not far-left.
    3
  796. The only think I'd ask Germans for is to learn from their history. This doesn't mean they need to carry the guilt of their ancestors. Celebrate what they did well and avoid what they did wrong. This is what every healthy nation should do.
    3
  797. Kul att se att det finns landsmän med vettet i behåll och som bryr sig.
    3
  798. Wait, did CaspianReport just remove "democracy" from the video title? I think I understand why, but such a change deserves at least a footnote in the description.
    3
  799. Let me guess, the answer is to transfer farmland ownership from small independent farmers to a certain giant multinational corporation who promises it can totally prevent crises.
    3
  800. A source of instability in conflicts is that ones own suffering tends to feel worse than that of an opponent. Consequently, what may seem proportional by the retaliator, often seems like an escalation by the receiver, provoking further retaliation and escalation. The only way to deescalate is to forgive.
    3
  801. The people spoke: We prefer the genuine liar over the deceptive one.
    3
  802. People of India: buy more clothes from Tommy Hilfiger in revolt against oppressive tradition!
    3
  803.  @LonexX18  I appreciate your insights about financialization of capitalism. Returning some food for thought, my impression is that intensified globalisation has had detrimental effect on capitalism by decoupling consumers and labor. Capitalists on the one hand appreciate consumers and compete to satisfy their needs, but on the other hand they seem show little interest in building consumer markets. Henry Ford's model of giving factory workers sufficient salary to buy the product they made was disturbed by globalisation allowing for having factories in one part of the world and consumer markets elsewhere. Capitalism seems to work best if laborers and consumers are one and the same, providing a healthy synergy between participating in production and enjoying its fruits.
    3
  804. This channel is becoming more and more sketchy each upload.
    3
  805. The fact that governments signed agreements to take full legal responsibility in case of any adverse effects does not help. It seems they really hate to admit how thoroughly bamboozled they were by pharmaceutical companies.
    3
  806. Facebook has gone from selling ads to companies to selling social engineering to governments. This is seriously troubling.
    3
  807. I don't know man, they look weird.
    3
  808. I get that these guys try to provide a (much needed) counter-narrative, but their complete lack of nuance makes it hard to take them seriously.
    3
  809. I don't think what she says is outrageous at all. It's important to learn about atrocities of history and realize that we are capable of the same, however uncomfortable that may be to admit. It is only then that you are able to stop yourself from making the same mistake. Jordan Peterson makes this exact point in regard to the Nazis. It is very tempting to distance ourselves from "evil", call others "demons" or "insane" and assure ourselves we are different.
    3
  810. ​ @touchpotential3762  I notice a systematic change of strategy from silence, to denial, to discredit, to dismissal, to minimizing, and finally to change of topic. I'd be careful not to fall into this pattern.
    3
  811. The thing about catastrophes is that they are opportunities to do shady things while people are looking elsewhere. This may be why government is not so focused on dealing with the actual crisis.
    3
  812. 17:26 Fashionable mustache?
    3
  813. Refreshing to hear such a transparent discussion about how US interferes with the politics and elections of foreign governments.
    3
  814. The fashion industry started pushing the idea that we should express our inner selves through clothing by the early 1920's. Why are we hearing this crap repeated on a TED stage in 2018 by the head of marketing for Tommy Hilfiger (india)?
    3
  815. I get the message and all, but this woman is just ugh! She just comes off as incredibly fake. I mean Jesus, this is a speech for a cheesy Hollywood movie, not a TED talk. Find another front figure for your cause. She's hurting you.
    3
  816. Great. Don't let Trump's victory leave you relaxed and trusting. Now our job is to make sure he lives up to his promises.
    3
  817. @ZanT  She was also being dishonest, trying to portray it as passive observation. You don't need a made-up identity for that. The only reason you'd want to change your identity would be to actively manipulate people.
    3
  818. It is unfathomable how the perhaps greatest and most productive mind of all time still reserved part of his attention for gossip.
    3
  819. I've said it all along: I think it's a fundraiser. They scare people because they want money for some wasteful defense project.
    3
  820. So that's dumb.
    3
  821. This makes me worried, really worried. Yuval has gone mad and the crowd is cheering him. We need to deescalate, the situation, not ramp up arms and European nationalism. This is absolutely mad.
    3
  822. Shauday Smith Another response could be "I don't know", not pretending to have all the answers. Showing humility can promote discussion by signaling that you have not finished learning.
    3
  823. I think you fall into the trap of trying to win over an opponent more than you try to unravel the truth. This is not an objective take on the matter. There are for sure problems with publishing, scientific journals, peer review, corruption, etc. and this is currently being debated in the scientific community. In response, EU legislates that scientific publications and related data must be made publically available. Journals are also now required to ask authors for conflicts of interest in order to counter corruption. You may argue that your opponent exaggerates, but he also brings attention to some real issues.
    3
  824. I'm starting to think the goal isn't to drain Russia but to drain Europe.
    3
  825. What does victory look like?
    3
  826. It is equally unwise to assume Putin did or didn't have Prigozhin killed based on what you think you know of his character Enough with the psychoanalysis please and focus on the facts.
    3
  827. Is the motivation of eastern nations different? Cool name btw!
    3
  828. Yeah, Bustamante kept conflating what USA is and what it should be.
    3
  829. Regarding "homosexual behavior" being frequently observed among animals. Does this refer to observed preference for sexual activity with same sex or simply sexual activity with same sex? This seems very important to clarify as sexual activity with same sex may as well be instances of a broader bisexual behavior pattern and not homosexuality. Bisexuality seems much easier to explain from an evolutionary perspective than homosexuality.
    3
  830. Umm, yeah I'm skeptical on this one. Sounds like snake oil to me.
    3
  831. More suited than the lead designer? Maybe the CEO Mariina Hallikainen would suit better?
    3
  832.  @akbk2505  Are you sure? This LCA suggests Nuclear pretty much breaks even with wind and has smaller co2-eq footprint than both solar and hydro. Seems pretty good to me. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life-cycle_greenhouse_gas_emissions_of_energy_sources#/media/File%3ACO2_Emissions_from_Electricity_Production_IPCC.png
    3
  833. This video even made the case that water scarcity will increase due to rise of demand driven by expansion of farming in dry regions. Sounds strange to try to solve that by focusing on CO2.
    3
  834. To understand how the wealthy think nowadays I would listen to Ray Dalio: "To secure your wealth through a crisis you want to invest not in what people want, but in what people need." (paraphrasing) And we are seeing just that: Billionaires buying land, housing, food and medicine. They'd tax life itself if they could.
    3
  835. @HAVE A LAUGH Let the search for Moon's navel begin!
    3
  836. Inez is very clear-headed, not getting distracted from the substance Taibbi's work.
    3
  837. 11:32 The way they tried to pronounce "Berlusconi".
    3
  838. It's so inspiring to hear a strong unapologetic champion for peace and justice like Clare.
    3
  839. Yeah what rational person would be afraid of a stranger cutting at your body while you are asleep. What could possibly go wrong?
    3
  840. Great! Looking forward to it.
    3
  841. Yeah, I think he bought gold to preserve value in case of stock-market crash, rather than in hope that the price would go up.
    3
  842. I love John's sarcastic humor.
    3
  843. Yeah and her next research project will tell definitely which way it is. If genetics made the parents poor and not circumstances, handing relieving their poverty will not have any effect on the child's development.
    3
  844. Time didn't change TYT. Money did.
    3
  845. I don't think that quantum computers allowing banks to lend even more beyond their means is a strong selling point for most people.
    3
  846.  @DegreesOfThree  Alright. Sounds like you're on to something. Are there any attempts to model galaxy rotation on the basis of electricity? If so, does it agree well with observations?
    3
  847.  @DegreesOfThree  The strong interaction holds atomic nuclei together by overpowering the repelling force between positively charged protons, yet some believe electric charge is the 'driving force'.
    3
  848. This video screams "Please don't censor me!"
    3
  849. I doubt he managed to publish his conclusion based on three data points.
    3
  850. How dare you assume that the stabber is a man?!?!
    3
  851. His assertion that Russia is more democratic than UK is extremely questionable. I'm sure Russian elections employ legitimate "universal direct secret ballot", but democracy is so much more than what happens on the election day. As Boss Tweed famously put it: "I don't care who does the electing, so long as I get to do the nominating". For example, for democracy to work properly, all citizens should have fair and equal opportunity to: (1) form an accurate understanding of how society works, its social and economic situation and the challenges it faces, (2) to learn or form new ideas and to communicate and discuss them with other citizens (3) to participate in the election as a candidate. All political candidates/parties should also have a fair and equal opportunity to communicate their ideas to the electorate sufficiently before the election. The fact is that liberalism addresses these concerns by upholding rights such as freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press/media, etc. Putin, on the other hand, has a record of showing little respect for these principles. I'm not saying UK is perfect in this regard, but surely it is ahead of Russia.
    3
  852. Pedagogic presentation of an old idea.
    3
  853. If you look at it from a less cynical perspective, greed is one of the strongest human drives. While many systems tries to surpress this drive through discipline or threats, the idea of capitalism is to exploits it to produce good.
    3
  854. This is breaking new grounds of silly... or scary.
    3
  855.  @EsotericOccultist  Reading my comment again I wish I'd added "...convey [what they consider] a greater truth, ..."
    3
  856. Very interesting and emotional talk, but I'm not sure I agree. My experience is rather the opposite, that I had a very strong sense of compassion and freedom as a child. I was taught that adulthood requires me to sacrifice freedom for greater or more noble causes. Being raised by parents, school system and society at large, my expectation of freedom has regressed and my compassion has been dulled. I think she had these instincts once, but her society was very effective at teaching her otherwise, probably before her first memory. Once she got out, she had to rediscover them.
    3
  857. Finland wouldn't accept a prime minister who doesn't party.
    3
  858. It's to the point I guess.
    3
  859. For anyone following his channel it's very clear what Russel is doing: redirecting the energy of conspiracy-minded people towards real and demonstrable problems.
    3
  860. I'd like a similar take on corporations. Seems to me they use similar methods to make people do what they're told.
    3
  861.  @newyorknewyork1190  Ok, so why all the debate about unification?
    3
  862. Really fascinating to hear the perspective of people who enter "our world" in adult life! Must be such a mindfck.
    3
  863. I feel like these guys are beating up a straw-man crafted by ignorant Americans. Central to the Swedish model is the belief that the state can be used to free the individual by promoting autonomy and social mobility: basically an attempt to materialize "the american dream" through institutional means. It's a belief that individuals are more productive if given tools to improve themselves.
    3
  864.  @SkyDiver-wd5oj  RFK Jr explained recently that the fact that aid is provided in the form of loans, it allows the lender to impose conditions on the country. This has allowed them to privatize and transfer natural resources from Ukraine to a small set of America-based corporations, under the pretense of "aid".
    3
  865. I want that book!
    3
  866. What is happening to Jessica.
    3
  867. I don't think it's fair to characterize a candidate by his/her parents. Focus on her own record and words.
    3
  868. @Steven T I think the reality is that he is a legitimate intellectual, yet overcompensates with convoluted language due to personality flaws, leaving skeptical listeners full of doubt.
    3
  869.  @jps0117  Sounds like pretty much every politician ever.
    3
  870. I can only guess how many data cheaters do not leave such suspicious traces in the data file.
    3
  871. This isn't only about losing the argument for Pierce, it's about his fundamental belief that the empire he has served for decades is impeccably moral. It's deeply tied to his stupid identity.
    3
  872. We aren't even expanding into nothing, because nothing presumes space that is empty. Nothing is what is expanding.
    3
  873. I think woke is still about social justice, but it is no longer considered sincere due to overemphasis on posturing by influencers, corporations, politicians, academics, etc.
    3
  874. Wow, this guy is damn proud of his invention. He should be! Thank you Donald Sadoway and involved students for making our future look a bit brighter! :)
    3
  875. Considering how parents and spouses exploit dependency to shackle people to themselves, imagine what goes on behind the scenes of capitalism.
    3
  876. Hmm, that was short.
    3
  877. Easy: Pick employees randomly. Solved.
    3
  878. Cryptocurrencies are hyped because some of them have seen an impressive rise in value. Fun for speculators, but is this a good thing for a currency? In ordinary terms this corresponds to deflation, which is considered bad, because it incentivizes saving over investment and throws economies into depression. The reason central banks try to keep a steady inflation is because it pressures those who own wealth to reinvest into the economy rather than to keep it in a vault, which benefits everyone.
    3
  879. "Half of the updated vaccine formula targets the original SARS-COV2 strain and the other half of the vaccine targets BA4 and BA5 Omicron variants." Is this the beginning of the vaccine version of a slush fund?
    3
  880. This type of research will probably have no problem getting funded. Petroleum industries will throw money at it to divert discussion from renewable energy towards damage control while looking virtuous.
    3
  881. Who needs bitcoins when WW3 begins?
    3
  882. Great news! Looking forward very much to this.
    3
  883. Problem: Kids don't know language spoken in new school. Solution: Teach kids the language before they enter the new school system. Solution: Have parents, who also don't know the language, use app to ask teachers how to help out. I'm sorry but what?
    3
  884.  Dave White  Tell me all about what makes you think that.
    3
  885. I like my wine below room temperature. It just feels more refreshing that way. It's amazing how frequently I'm told by wine snobs that this is wrong. It heats up in your mouth anyway, so unless you chug, the flavors shouldn't be dulled.
    3
  886. Drink a shot every time she refers to sugar on the surface of our cells! (warning: you'll get drunk)
    3
  887. Jimmy gives his honest perspective on things, but he is not always factually correct. Though to your point, I do think Jimmy's perspective is often closer to reality than a big chunk of establishment media.
    3
  888. It's pretty hart to argue with a guy who counters every problem with: "sure, but future will solve that" Smells like a hypothesis that can't be disproven, i.e. psuedoscience.
    3
  889. What are Elon's horrible plans?
    3
  890. ​ @ArgumentumAdHominem  I'm no expert on research finance, but I imagine that it would be beneficial to have a balance between rewarding demonstrated research performance and taking chances with unproven researchers who show ambition. Even if 95% of unproven researchers fail, the remaining 5% may introduce innovative ideas which wouldn't otherwise have been given a chance. It could be a mechanism against stagnation.
    3
  891. Amazing how Liz interrupts Biahna to "discuss the substance" then goes on to ignore the facts Briahna just mentioned and instead speculate naively about what might have motivated companies to raise prices. Sorry Liz, that's not what substance means.
    3
  892. It's simple: If globalism comes at cost of democracy, I don't want it. The last thing the world needs is an unelected, unaccountable, zealous elite.
    3
  893. This is bad.
    3
  894. I think there is will to do its own thing, but no courage.
    3
  895.  @MrZachtheKingsfan  I agree. I criticised his argument that the Bible keeps us humble, because the effect seems to mostly be the opposite. It offers an artificial sense of certainly which discourages us from reflection and discussion.
    3
  896. An educated guess: Orbital period is related to mass, so by observing how fast stellar objects rotate in a galaxy as a function of distance from its center, you may infer approximately how much mass is involved.
    3
  897. Also: gravitational lensing. Gravity bends light. So by measuring how strongly light bends around a gallaxy, its mass can be inferred. The lensing can be observed by comparing how the apparent positions of more distant objects are distorted as a massive object passes in front of them.
    3
  898.  @simsational...  What kind of evidence would you find convincing?
    3
  899.  @simsational...  I'm still waiting for you to make an argument against any specific claim. I'm starting to think you have nothing but edgy catchphrases to bring to the discussion.
    3
  900. Neglecting half a million dead. Psychopath.
    3
  901. Extremely interesting and (I think) important discussion.
    3
  902. Wandering from one unhealthy dependency to another. Girls should be taught from early age that the door to their freedom is to make their own living. It's so painful to hear how she justified staying with a 30 yo creep to get away from her mom. I'm not judging her though. At that age I would probably not have had the perspective to understand what I was doing either.
    3
  903. What is the fraction of the energy generated in the form of high speed neutrons? Neither of the private approaches seem to address this. Is there a reasonable way to capture this energy? One principle seems to rely on direct interactions between protons/electrons and the containing magnetic field, and the other one on the pressure of the plasma on the containing liquid metal.
    3
  904. 3:11:28 70% tax on income/capital gain over $10M. "Then they'll get to $10M and then they'll stop." I don't think that's true. First of all, since you can use previous gains to leverage future profits, rewards and work packages are not evenly distributed over the wealth ladder. I'm paraphrasing Robert Kiyosaki: "Don't work for money, make money work for you!". So even if the reward waiting at the next step of the ladder is cut by 70%, the reward is still rather sizable. Secondly, I think many people in that league are past the accumulation of wealth as their primary motivation. They're interested in realizing their visions and shaping the world. I think the best economic argument against raising taxes on wealth would be that this simply causes companies to relocate to nations which offer them lower taxes. This is why we need a serious international discussion on taxes, something which is understandably somewhat of a taboo among the elite (see Rutger Bregman at Davos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5LtFnmPruU ).
    3
  905. "whoever gives the BEST SERVICE at the MOST COMPETITIVE PRICE is the company that reigns superior" This assumes well informed and perfectly rational agents. How close to reality is that? The way products are advertised should be a good indicator of how the masses decide what product to buy. Do companies market their products using the quantitative data they use internally to compare themselves to competitors? No, most products are advertised by appealing to our irrational sides, our private insecurities and desires. Products are advertised by making associations with being highly regarded among peers, with success in career/family/love/life/sex, etc. Do I need to tell you that this is often not what the products deliver?
    3
  906.  @katarzynasosnowska9182  I thought the satire was clear. That it wasn't is perhaps a sign that our culture needs healing.
    3
  907. The correction of the Snake island thing has already made it to Wikipedia. "On 28 February 2022, the Ukrainian Navy posted on its Facebook page that all the border guards of the island were alive and detained by the Russian Navy."
    3
  908. It's "Malört" damn it!
    3
  909. Can't they both be bullies? He didn't claim not to be a hypocrite.
    3
  910. I've been interested in him since he tried to save Greece from IMF. Can't say I agree with all of his ideas, but I admire his creativity and his courage.
    3
  911. Data presented by John suggests (as far as I understand) that vaccination considerably reduces risk of severe illness from infection and slightly reduces risk of transmission. However, considering the risk of severe illness is much lower for certain demographics and that vaccination does not add immunity after natural infection, vaccination should not be applied indiscriminately.
    3
  912. Nah, I don't think it's racism, they're just very committed to reshaping the middle east to their own liking through their local ally Israel.
    3
  913. Sabrina always has level-headed comments.
    3
  914. Dave reacts to Greg reacting to Musk reacting to Andrew reacting to Disney reacting to Musk reacting to Israel. Wow.
    3
  915. Things got out of hand. The people who tore down the tent or were violent should face consequences. Doesn't make unions bad. It's like condemning political activism based on the actions of extremists. This is just an attempt to demonize unions, and you swallowed it without hesitation.
    3
  916. Funny how he pretends to have a discussion while actually just communicating decisions he and his buddies already made.
    3
  917. Perhaps because her examples were pretty ridiculous. Oilrig? Plumber? How does that make one more deserving of voting?
    3
  918.  @shauna5838  Are women getting paid 50% for the same job and performance?
    3
  919. That was so meditating. Some great poetry by the narrator.
    3
  920. This episode had a good flow in it. Just pleasant to listen to. Stephen is so chill!
    3
  921. Hitler also used a severely romanticised version of the past to fuel the movement. Watch Adam Curtis "The Living Dead: On the desperate Edge of Now"
    3
  922. It's important to be aware of what other people believe, even if they are wrong.
    3
  923. The combined net worth of "Forbes 400" is 2.4 trillion. Distributed equally over US population that's $7,427.
    3
  924. In fact it would be really strange to have this discussion in the abstract without actually reading the books of concern.
    3
  925. Feels good doesn't it, to win an argument you made up in your head. Now can you respond to the speaker?
    3
  926. The real question is: was Nixon rightfully paranoid?
    3
  927.  @jackeagleeye3453  Tucker didn't ask important questions? Ukraine war, the road to peace, NATO, prospects of invading Poland, prisoned journalist, Nordstream pipeline, ..., are these unimportant topics?
    3
  928. It was assumed that increased connectedness would lead to more discussion and thereby convergence towards a more shared worldview. Instead people realized that it is now much easier to find people who share their opinions, so there is no need for discussion.
    3
  929. Perhaps because it takes a naive and misinformed interviewer to think that those silly questions would get to Elon.
    3
  930. Explain to me, using logic, how being willing to try UBI is necessarily motivated by emotion.
    3
  931. My experience is that a lot of time and attention goes towards chasing funding and incentivized publishing targets rather than engaging curiously in research, so she has a point. There's a mentality that too much research goes into fundamentals and less so towards applications that stimulates the economy. Well, without the fundamentals, there's nothing to bring to application.
    3
  932. The government had nothing to do with them killing himself.
    3
  933. No, the question was "What do you believe is the probability that the coin came up heads?". It's not asking for the general probability of the coin toss, it's asking for the likelihood of a specific tossed coin being heads, given that she has just been woken up. It's a conditional probability which may differ from 50%, no?
    3
  934. I really don't like that Trump propagates the narrative on "misinformation, disinformation", only aiming it elsewhere. Politicians should not determine what is true. There needs to be an open, transparent, apolitical system based on genuine debate.
    3
  935. You have not known these things for 15 years, you've had suspicions. Knowing requires careful research, as Robert has shown.
    3
  936. "Agressively neutral" Laughable.
    3
  937. Makes me think of Anthem in the Chess musical: "Let man's petty nations tear themselves apart. My land's only boarders lie around my heart."
    3
  938. Can you imagine the provocations Ukraine would engage in with Russia if emboldened by NATO article 5?
    3
  939. Yep. Jailed based on suspicion without right to lawyer.
    3
  940. I hope he Jimmy had push back on the notion of bias against Israel, for example with this argument: Given U.S. substantial military and financial support of Israel, don't you think it is fair to hold this ally of ours to a higher standard than Iran?
    3
  941. Milei is right that punishing success removes the incentives for capitalists to satisfy the needs of the market. However, taxation or regulation isn't necessarily punishing success, it may merely reduce the magnitude of the reward. Moreover, there is the problem of monopoly, where capitalists focus on sabotaging their competitors rather than to offer more attractive products at lower price. The free market alone does not necessarily provide the best outcome. The state can be used to set up the rules of the game such as to promote competition and productive outcome in the market.
    3
  942.  @evgen-cy6so  Every nation is an artificial project.
    3
  943. A barrage of unjustified assertions. This is just noise to my ears.
    3
  944. +Sam Howe You might be a terrible person.
    2
  945. Kingstevedaboss No. That's not representative of their discussion. They repeatedly showed concern for the violence against the guy and the fact that he had surrendered.
    2
  946. By "giving them weapons" you mean training and arming native security forces that were supposed to maintain order as US started going home but failed to defend against ISIS hence left the arms in their hands?
    2
  947. I don't think she meant literally that the devil made her say it. That's just how some religious folk express themselves.
    2
  948. 1:12:33 Does anyone really believe that Milo is a genuine proponent of free speech? When was the last time he defended any of his opponent's freedom of speech? That's right. If his views became dominant in culture and government I think he would be very quick to abandon this principle. Observe for example at 1:12:30 when he challenges Dave on Bernie Sanders, then suppresses his every attempt at explaining himself by interrupting and talking over him, and voicing his own opinions on why Dave likes Bernie Sanders.
    2
  949. Isn't it confusing when the feminists address their own flaws?
    2
  950. He has had three badass men. It's getting dull.
    2
  951. He was probably more dangerous back then than he like to talk about now.
    2
  952. +Lucius Vorenus Yep. Stubbornly holding on to wild guesses despite evidence of the contrary is the only truth.
    2
  953. +doxide I feel you bro.
    2
  954. Banter Board He's been running for president several times just to market himself, so at first they decided to not report on him at all. Once he started threatening the other candidates in pulls however they thought it was no longer viable to ignore him, but at least they weren't going to give his face the attention he desires.
    2
  955. When I googled "ray gun" I couldn't find the blue one, but the red one was the third result.
    2
  956. Ash To my knowledge "Lizzy" has zero intentions of raising taxes for small businesses or their owners. If you have any other information, please let me know.
    2
  957. Keep wrapping reality around your preconceptions.
    2
  958. Oregon militia member recieves large dildos in mail. Now encourages patriots to 'come out'.
    2
  959. Ruhollah Chomeini Confused indeed, however Islam is a later interpretation of the same jibberish. Abraham is hardly a role model that holds up to modern standards, neither is Muhammed, nor Allah. For the good of everyone, find the moral compass you were born with and use it!
    2
  960. ParrhesiaJoe  "To pay back even a penny, you have to take in more than you spend." Yes and Mark is telling you that as a country you cannot pay off your debt by cutting spending because it results in loss of revenue. Analogy: You are starving because your body burns more calories than you manage to consume. What's your strategy? Do you focus on burning less calories or do you increase your effort of getting food? Mark is telling you that the first strategy has shown to be counterproductive.
    2
  961. ParrhesiaJoe Let's distinguish between what caused the crisis and the strategy for getting out of it. Mark holds that US recovered from the crisis relatively quick precisely because it ramped up spending while the Euro zone fell for the austerity trap. Is this not the case? In 2012 he noted that following the crisis "every country that had embraced austerity had significantly more debt than when it started". This hard data tells me he's on to something and you're not. If you hope to convince anyone that the case is otherwise, you better explain why US recovered relatively quickly despite the bail-outs and ARRA while the Euro zone did not despite extensive cuts.
    2
  962. More like no one dares to move a finger without having the blessing of the bully that has all the guns.
    2
  963. Suika Nine Keep cutting the cost of labor, destroying labor unions and shrinking your middle-class and your wish shall come true!
    2
  964. USA is among the worst western countries on social mobility.
    2
  965. The moment you empathise with an embryo or early fetus you are in fact religious, because that means you are modeling a mind that do not exist. It's all in your head.
    2
  966. I can't believe you just turn this into a men's rights issue. Get a life.
    2
  967. It is interesting how different gamers are viewed from athletes. Athletes who defy fatigue to the point of collapse or death are awed, not pitied. That social life, personal hygiene, health and bodily needs are secondary to the activity is viewed as a display of passion, determination, dedication and discipline, not as symptoms of a severe addiction, failure in life or lacking responsibility.
    2
  968. rey estaban Bias or not, listen to the substance.
    2
  969. He's jabbin' in yo window, snatchin' yo people up...
    2
  970. theslimeylimey What you're missing is that this talk isn't solely about racial issues but about the industrialist bias of our historical narrative and the negligence of the impact their exploitation has on the local environment and health of the working class. The idea that only the activities of a few influential people of a town makes it to the historical record and the rest are at large neglected and forgotten, it scares me, and I think it is incredibly important to keep this in mind when reflecting on our past.
    2
  971. Jon Doe If enough people push for the issue, government will change. Such is democracy.
    2
  972. +Radi Bear (Radioactive TeddyBear) Kurtgezagt argued that the mass surveillance has not made us safer but has instead generated new potentially more severe threats to our security.
    2
  973. Gripen1974 I think Dave isn't going to listen since your numbers doesn't match his dear preconception.
    2
  974. If the founding fathers wanted America to be a christian nation they would have clarified that explicitly.
    2
  975. Bradley J. Timm I think that while Jon Stewart has a deeper knowledge in US politics, Trevor Noah is able to put the issues in a more global perspective. From his stand-up he seem very rehearsed in recent history of the world, without the limitations of Americanism. As half-black half-white he will also be able to talk about racial relations with less scrutiny from left media. My judgement tells me he'll do a good job, but will slightly change the format of the show to suit his own style.
    2
  976. Because god!
    2
  977. Once we convert to autonomous cars, I think alcohol consumption will increase quite a lot.
    2
  978. Rikkerry25 There are far worse ways to become a millionaire.
    2
  979. Kooll Klarko If women can enjoy oral sex surely men with penises however small can enjoy it as well.
    2
  980. darkblood626 Are you talking about Louis CK?
    2
  981. "every atom of an element is the same" Nope. Try isotopes!
    2
  982. Let's not blame the people of Greece for the irresponsibility of bankers and politicians. Do you really think the Greek people had a fair chance of knowing what was going on before shit hit the fan? If the economy seems to run fine you don't question it. That's the thing about loans. Everything seems to be running fine until the lenders demand their money back.
    2
  983. You know that's a fairy tale, right?
    2
  984. rell relle I'm not forcing you to drop your belief through the force of government. I'm telling you, as a citizen, your belief does not correspond to reality, and it's fucking embarrassing that you, a grown man, haven't realized that yourself.
    2
  985. Digitalbumpin You will never make a career as a fortune teller. I just found his mannerism a bit odd, as though he wasn't completely sober.
    2
  986. Brian Mason Considering Germany's history of extreme hyperinflation, who would ever be as dumb as to let them handle money again? At least every country in the Euro zone it seems, so how is Greek defaulting 100-200 years ago relevant today?
    2
  987. Very professional interviewer.
    2
  988. That's a busy Saturday. I usually try to just stay at home until dinner, then eat out and go party or chill with friends. And I'm not a stoner.
    2
  989. I think the primary reason behind this is the assumption that poverty breeds violence and not the other way around. If the relation is the opposite or mutual, then we need to communicate this and start acting accordingly.
    2
  990. This is a TED talk. It's dumbed down to appeal to a broader audience.
    2
  991. Are we really gonna do this every year? Some people are always gonna wear controversial halloween outfits. Get over it.
    2
  992. For some reason, knowing that all these first buyers are having regrets right now makes me smile. They fell for the hype, wanted to feel special, bought the pig in the poke. Apple don't owe them shit. Apple will pay for their mistake in lost revenue and reputation.
    2
  993. ***** Perhaps that's the idea, to have perpetual war. They don't want to win before they have another war to move on to.
    2
  994. Donald Trump is the candidate G.O.P. deserves. He's everything that's wrong with them embodied. In essence he's not that much different from the other candidates, he's just more blunt and upfront.
    2
  995. instereovideos People likes Lambos.
    2
  996. So true. God does not like fun. If there is fun on earth, there is less longing for heaven.
    2
  997. Big T. Larrity No, he was not saying that doing the right thing may involve breaking the law. He clearly meant that doing something is better than doing nothing, even if it turns out to be the wrong thing.
    2
  998. The no true Muslim fallacy.
    2
  999. boujounomono Neither have they heard of Louis CK, Jim Jefferies, Ricky Gervais, or Jim Norton.
    2
  1000. Muskateering While men are undeniably physically stronger in general, I doubt this is of major significance to the income gap. A bulging bicep does not make a CEO.
    2
  1001. So it was not about sex but about intelligent conversations about life issues. Right. She's not gonna discuss her sexual attraction to young boys on TV.
    2
  1002. +ratherbenapping 10 Don't underestimate the profitability of pastorship. He's a dealer of the opium of the people.
    2
  1003. Haha I'm glad Colin Furze got some hype. He fucking deserves it! Love that guy!
    2
  1004. Murdering innocent civilians reflects badly on the agency, not posing with popular musicians.
    2
  1005. No Cenk, Bill didn't say over a billion muslims hold those promiscuous beliefs, he objected to Affleck who claimed a billion doesn't; and no, Sam Harris does not make up statistics. http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/pages/opinion-polls.htm
    2
  1006. continuous HUNGRY I'm not justifying their actions. I'm saying denouncing events or people as evil is only an excuse not to understand what is really going on. Throughout history, both sides of a war have denounced the other as evil, and this played a part in what enabled them. It is the mechanism by which our minds circumvents empathy in order to cause harm to another consciousness without sharing its suffering.
    2
  1007. I'm sure that W. Bush read the details on the torture program as thoroughly before he approved of it as he did before approving of his ghost written biography.
    2
  1008. ***** What does cloud seeding has to do with contrails of commercial air liners? Cloud seeding is used to provoke rain to prevent drought.
    2
  1009. avadkhara So how does one go about to distinguish a chemtrail from a contrail?
    2
  1010. avadkhara What's your point?
    2
  1011. Ahman Millener I asked him to clarify what the difference was, because it wasn't clear from the videos.
    2
  1012. ***** Yet you rather resort to insults than spelling it out for me? I want a definitive statement from you because I don't think I interpret the raw data in the same way.
    2
  1013. Awakened Mind Again, insults but fails to spell it out.
    2
  1014. Awakened Mind That's very "awakened" of you.
    2
  1015. ***** An atheist asks a Christian how he distinguishes between what is designed and what has evolved from natural processes. The christian presents a rock and a flower. The atheist asks the christian to clarify. The christian calls him blind. Another christian hands him a Bible. Slightly confused the atheists riffles through the pages, examines the rock and smells the flower, not sure what he should be looking for. Oh well. He has seen enough evidence in favor of the theory of evolution, so if they're not willing to make a case for their extraordinary claim he's not going to bother.
    2
  1016. ***** "all you gov-paid shill and trolls hired to make comments and affect consensus-reality" It certainly sounded like you implied I was.
    2
  1017. emotionzdepress Nimrud is located 30 km south of Mosul, Iraq, which ISIS has occupied since 2014. I don't think their tourism is going very hot right now.
    2
  1018. Trump clearly thinks this country should strive towards being politically incorrect. How this would be a good thing he is has not yet explained.
    2
  1019. I thought fear propaganda was a republican thing. Apparently democrats are no different. Ebola is not a significant threat to America, with or without republicans.
    2
  1020. Temperance Raziel No. She's adding historical context to the riot.
    2
  1021. Titus Orelius Tell me all about your hard work for true gender equality.
    2
  1022. Finally TED features something really interesting. This is a completely new angle to me. Thank you Sebastian!
    2
  1023. Clearly there are many factors contributing to violence and these are of varying magnitudes from one case to another. Liberal gun laws were clearly not a factor in this case, but they certainly were in other cases. MYSTERY SOLVED
    2
  1024. quin mollow Hi kid. I'm not saying people play games "just because". I think they enjoy it, and I do believe that to most professional gamers, money is a means to gaming and not the other way around.
    2
  1025. Well, they're PhD students, meaning they get paid, and two of them are already Swedish citizens. But yeah, the fact that they are in this level of education probably influences their opinions. Also, in Sweden higher education is open for any Swedish citizen who meet the admission standards through state funded grants and interest free loans. Many other countries in EU have similar system. So no, education is not a privilege of the few in the entire western world.
    2
  1026. Ben is probably the most reasonable person on TYT. Always adds depth to the segments and lacks the childish buffoonery of Cenk.
    2
  1027. APJ1986 He's projecting.
    2
  1028. He could lose that animated background. It just makes it harder to discern the flying papers.
    2
  1029. If the video had sound I'm sure we'd hear "STOP RESISTING!  STOP RESISTING!  STOP RESISTING! ...
    2
  1030. Thytus It's a symbol of female oppression in the west. I don't think they necessarily view it the same way.
    2
  1031. It is true that Social democrats have been the most popular party for most of Sweden's history as a democracy, however, it rarely had full majority and had to compromise with other parties in order to form government. Also, if you look at the results of the most recent election, the three most popular parties were Social Democrats (31%), Moderates (23%), and Swedish Democrats (13%). That is, the traditional party in favor of a generous welfare system, a more liberal party looking to lower the tax burden, and a newcomer addressing the immigration issue. Is this the election results of a indoctrination induced monoculture? You could argue that the parties tend to agree on certain issues, but they certainly disagree on others.
    2
  1032. Do you think this romantic idea of old Sweden is accurate, or is it possible that you have neglected the problems old Sweden had? If we assume that the life quality in Sweden and its overall performance has declined (despite considerable growth of GDP), do you think this was caused by internal or external factors? Would old Sweden perform as well today considering the increased globalization and the increased performance of other nations?
    2
  1033. robinsss In a discussion about how far an individual's freedom should stretch in relation to another's I think it's necessary to question the current state of affairs rather than argue from it as though it is objectively flawless.
    2
  1034. John Thorgard Chill! Haha, I wasn't being serious.
    2
  1035. Mike Brown was actually leaping towards the cop while flipping him off with his left hand and thrusting a 9 ft spear with his right.
    2
  1036. Isn't that exactly what jumpman proclaimed to do?
    2
  1037. How many people of Saudi Arabian origin live in Sweden? If one hand is not enough to count them I'd be surprised.
    2
  1038. The end was hilarious! I've never seen Cenk so wimpy!
    2
  1039. The age of consent is not so much about sexual maturity as it is about mental maturity.
    2
  1040. ***** No, conservative is mutually exclusive to progressive. In many cases it's even the opposite, as many conservatives are actually regressive in their ideas.
    2
  1041. Erica Davis Wow, you are really all over the place. Whether guns caused Sandy Hook or not is fucking irrelevant. The point was that in cases like Sandy Hook (only an example) conservatives are not really that concerned with finding a cause or solution to the problem and are rather quick to move on to the next story. However, in cases like Bengazi (an example), where there's opportunity to blame the opposition or otherwise gain politically, they go batshit fucking crazy, growling talking points in choir, demanding immediate and thorough investigations into exactly who did exactly what wrong, and this continued for month after month after month. This is the only point I was making. I was not planning to go into the details of either case.
    2
  1042. greenjelly01 Yeah, I guess it's not just lack of better knowledge but a systemic flaw.
    2
  1043. MrApplewine No, I wasn't comparing pros and cons, I was comparing two rather distinct types of regulation. Murder is a specific type of illegal killing, so that's a bad analogy. It would be more like comparing two types of killing where one is bad and one is good, and yes I would argue that there are circumstances where killing another human being is moral.
    2
  1044. MrApplewine You have an odd sense of rights. Without governments there are no rights.
    2
  1045. Wow. It seems Ted Cruz have been practicing in front of a mirror.
    2
  1046. Apparently Halloween is only a secular holiday to those who enjoy it.
    2
  1047. Tito Martinez To know is always better than to suppose.
    2
  1048. It's already fairly easy to make bombs given you have access to the explosives or chemicals. As for guns, you still need to buy the ammunition. Sure, it makes it a bit harder to regulate, but I'm not sure it's gonna make that much of a difference.
    2
  1049. Our leaders have shrunk the world, without bringing people together. Our society rewards selflessness, only in exchange for loyalty. Once we extend a hand to the world, we let down the expectation of loyalty towards our country, and we are truly on our own. There is no home for a humanist today.
    2
  1050. A fact from that blew me away: Moving towards democracy will help arab/muslim societies progress. Radicals: 50% agree. Moderates: 35% agree. http://www.gallup.com/press/109696/battle-hearts-minds-mainstream-vs-radical-views.aspx
    2
  1051. +Rakinjo2 I think she's saying they didn't have bad intentions, they're just dumb. I they had a choice they'd probably prefer the dolphin to live... after they have taken their selfie with it.
    2
  1052. What he said was that he wanted his kids to be taught evolution, but implied that creationism should be presented as equally true.
    2
  1053. ***** It is ironic that you want teachers to emphasize that evolution is a scientific theory and not a scientific law, when you clearly don't know the meaning of either. Please, for your own good, read the following section: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_theory#Theories_and_laws
    2
  1054. ***** Of course, there are atheists who take evolution on faith or accept it for the wrong reasons. This is however irrelevant to the theory's accuracy. The important thing is that scientists don't. Yes, I think it would be good for children to be taught that what they learn in school is only our best effort so far and may be replaced by something more accurate in the future. However there is no point in bringing this up in conjunction with evolution as it applies to just about everything we know. This is a scientific way of thinking, to always keep your mind open for more accurate explanations.
    2
  1055. This isn't a "thread". It is a video about something that is completely unrelated to your comment.
    2
  1056. I'm really starting to like Karomo Brown. He makes really thoughtful points.
    2
  1057. eggory I don't think he suggests that we abandon reasoning. He just proposes that we shouldn't ignore other important parts of human nature.
    2
  1058. Sotai No, it's not a zero sum game.
    2
  1059. What are you talking about? He demonstrated that the method works, showing video footage of swelling brain tissue, and showed a LSFM image where the neuron structure could be discerned, produced using the method. What is this supposed 90% speculation made up of? The examples he provided of problems where the method may help provide answers?
    2
  1060. I understand that racial discrimination is a problem in America, but can you please stop turning every possible story into a race debate?
    2
  1061. Slurpon Muhdick No, they didn't. US bailed out their banks, invested in stimulation packages, and devalued the dollar. Greece did neither (because they couldn't). Instead they were told they were careless, wasteful and lazy and were urged to cut spending on social services. This is why U.S. recovered fairly quickly from the crash while-as Greece along with much of the euro zone is still struggling.
    2
  1062. ClashOnWithOmar Z He kind of embodied the American stereotype with his braggy talk.
    2
  1063. Please do.
    2
  1064. "an inability to extract potentially valuable intelligence from terror suspects." ...using "enhanced" interrogation techniques I presume.
    2
  1065. RvGJK I found the source of our disagreement. Your comment was intended for Silver Mirai about Nikola Tesla, not for me about Elon Musk.
    2
  1066. It's ok to ask for a picture. It's also ok to decline.
    2
  1067. jason666king "We need more WHITE victims" What an aweful thing to say.
    2
  1068. OsefKincaid Are you objecting to anything I said or just adding more depth to the same conclusion?
    2
  1069. +314dragon He even imitates his vocabulary. "That will increase the security of the US tremendously!"
    2
  1070. I reviewed the entire bit, he said "radical islam" every single time.
    2
  1071. dangerouslytalented Watch the video again.
    2
  1072. So, citizen of the world means to be a humanist activist. How original.
    2
  1073. It would have been more scientific (convincing) if they first tried to climb the mountain without training and then compared after having practices his technique.
    2
  1074. I thought the purpose of these laws is to protect children from sexual exploitation, not to protect adults from pornography. How naive of me.
    2
  1075. Affiliation to such a diverse group as Islam never really tells much about the individual.
    2
  1076. Ah, the kind of douche bag who believes they're above queuing and forces themselves to the front of the bar by squeezing others out. His face was well deserving of a punch.
    2
  1077. AgainstYourThought She is talented though.
    2
  1078. Calm down. They ripped their shirts, not their limbs.
    2
  1079. She's barely tanned. I'd easily mistaken her for latino.
    2
  1080. Silly woman, zero and diet taste the same. The difference is merely marketing.
    2
  1081. Delightful Gentleman It's Phake, not Phuck.
    2
  1082. My educated guess is that there is a wave of libertarianism among young in the US, and eventhough GOP comes with a lot of garbage, they find them more tolerable than the Democrats.
    2
  1083. I don't wanna stereotype but... that girl looks and sounds so dumb... so dumb.
    2
  1084. Try to narrow it down to a manageable number like 3 or 5 that you think are of highest priority and focus on them. This is certainly better than not thinking ahead at all.
    2
  1085. A talk about how much we can learn from cave fish without a single example?
    2
  1086. Wow, this was an odd interview. I like where this is going. Also, Sam is making Cenk look stupid. Edit: 3 hours? At least Cenk lived up to his promise not to cut him off.
    2
  1087. Titus Orelius TITLE CORRECTION: Douche bag violently squeezes himself to the front of the bar because he thinks he's above queuing, pushing other guests out in the process. Receives a loose but well deserved punch. Claims that he was not the aggressor.
    2
  1088. TGGeko He never said capitalism is a bad system, only that there's room for improvement. What can possibly be more capitalist than exposing capitalism itself to a competitive market of ideas?
    2
  1089. Titus Orelius He was well deserving of a punch though.
    2
  1090. Titus Orelius Yes he was.
    2
  1091. Looks like she's talking at them. She was probably just very annoying and he decided 'fuck it' and went over there and broke her phone. Not defending him, he obviously shouldn't have done that. I'm just saying it doesn't have to be more complicated than that.
    2
  1092. If Trump was president he'd be the greatest threat to national security.
    2
  1093. .
    2
  1094. The reason our salary is a sensitive issue isn't because of envy, it is because of the qualities we associate with salaries in our society. It is assumed that our salary is more or less proportional to our contribution to society as a product of our capability and effort. This means that a person earning less is often viewed as lazy, underachieving, and/or selfish. No one wants to be viewed as such, and no sensible person wants to expose coworkers as such.
    2
  1095. I think he's saying that the quality of the guest isn't determined by how well his views agree with the audience views.
    2
  1096. How would you go about determine what is true, if not by trying a diversity of alternatives? You would make a very poor scientist.
    2
  1097. Allah Approves.
    2
  1098. His prediction sounds very far fetched, but I guess all of them sounded so at the time he made them, yet many came true.
    2
  1099. Their goal is to produce manipulable labor, not productive citizens.
    2
  1100. Thank you James for an excellent talk! I think you were very successful in giving a layman a peak into what particle physicists actually do and care about.
    2
  1101. Well technocrats theorize about a point where AI is advanced enough to improve itself. Then what?
    2
  1102. At the small university I studied at, research is being done on automation of product development processes. A typical project ends in a few engineers looking for new jobs. Sometimes the only thing left to the engineers is to set up external constraints on the design space, and optimized concepts ready for production pops out, complete with all necessary documentation. I find it realistic that most development work will be automated within a few decades.
    2
  1103. Spencer Chudyk  "At the EU level there is no systematic data available on homelessness. In the EU-SILC survey overcrowding and housing deprivation are amongst the indicators of the social inclusion strand, but other categories of homelessness are not included. Moreover, as revealed in detail by FEANTSA (2009), there is a large variety in the quality and availability of data on homelessness in the separate member states, both regarding statistics in general and information on the different categories of homelessness as used in the ETHOS-typology" http://ec.europa.eu/social/BlobServlet?docId=12884&langId=en What data did you use to conclude that the homeless rate in EU is higher than in US?
    2
  1104. Umm... what... what is... nevermind.
    2
  1105. Jama M Jama Arrests man for having saggy pants. Kills man and leaves him with pants down.
    2
  1106. TheEvolver311 Sure, but what about the women who are offered the opportunity of higher education Arab world? What about those who did seek higher education but are discouraged by teachers, students and even family from continuing? What about the women who completed their education and now face the male dominated corporate environment of the Arab world? Don't you think Leila's talk may be helpful to them?
    2
  1107. God Howard U.S.A. is definitely deserving of being humbled, but I'm not sure nuking them is the way to go, even if it worked pretty well on Japan.
    2
  1108. She suggests that the current voting system generates extremist ideologues. She diagnoses the problem and prescribes a solution using Politics-Industry Theory™, a body of work she originated and championed over the last seven years. She seems like quite an extremist ideologue herself.
    2
  1109. Dems tried to win without offering americans even an inch. They were so confident that they could win through propaganda and lawfare.
    2
  1110. Thanks Tzeporah for bringing clarity to a very confused debate.
    2
  1111. Less algorithmic feed. More channel subscription. Conscious selection of sources is so much better than feeding our impulses. Makes it easier to plan the diet.
    2
  1112. For someone who's lived a life of drug and abuse, he has a sharp and sober mind.
    2
  1113. This was so interesting! Jack is a treasure.
    2
  1114. Reason sure has its limits, but trusting your gut is also a very slippery slope. The trick is to know when to apply either.
    2
  1115. It is important. It transforms. It reinforces. It is the next thing. It is a continuation of success. It leads to better health. ... They can not be more vague.
    2
  1116. Aight so we're back to "don't trust what you read on the internet".
    2
  1117. If we're going to move the limits of free speech, it should be done through legislation, not because some woke employee decides.
    2
  1118. So the threat to democracy is that people elect the wrong party? I hope you realize how contradictory this is to the idea of democracy. This is brain washing designed to justify persecution of political opposition.
    2
  1119. The positive thing about discovering a giant conspiracy is that people in power aren't as incompetent as they seemed, they are just malicious.
    2
  1120. Especially considering he's an entrepreneur and not an expert on the issues he offers his advice.
    2
  1121.  @Vatnik_tschistilka  That's insane.
    2
  1122.  @666atyler666  But to be fair, heads are seldom impaled from a distance.
    2
  1123. Why can't all girls have Emma's sense of humor?
    2
  1124. 1:17 that's gonna be a meme.
    2
  1125.  @Tmesso  Let me guess, they're all men? Is that it? Or is it that they all happen to be hand-picked by some dude on YouTube trying to make a point?
    2
  1126. I think this clip is from a Finnish TV ad for heart medication Aspirin Cardio.
    2
  1127. @AmericanAdvancement  Yes, and after that decline the population is expected to converge at a stable level, right? The models are also based on a lot of assumptions. The willingness to have children is influenced by policy, so there is room for adjustment. In the long run, compensating for low birth rate by immigration isn't sustainable, so there is a need to restructure society/economy to promote parenthood, e.g. parental leave, child support, ...
    2
  1128. Bill's answer at 7:30
    2
  1129. I heard the "free-loading" argument 10 years ago at least. It's been around for a while.
    2
  1130.  @davec3651  The stated reason for the ban is that there is a problem with the content on the platform. Doesn't that make it censor?
    2
  1131.  @ArcaneEiro  Yes...?
    2
  1132. ...and what does that make him? Evil?
    2
  1133. So now they're going after his marriage. Classy!
    2
  1134. Unusual to have Briahna argue for special treatment of a person of high status while Robby comes off as egalitarian.
    2
  1135. "What is that liquid? Water? Can't be water right?" Geology seems to be one of Jimmy's blindspots haha. Forgivable. Can't beat everyone from his garage.
    2
  1136.  @jeffcook2570  Haha wups. You're right! Some serious misinformation right there.
    2
  1137. In principle he is right about Bitcoin, but it does have limitations. Bitcoin is unsuitable as the everyday currency you buy groceries for. It was never built for scale. It is also important to understand that Bitcoin transactions are not anonymous, but are traceable, so it can still be used by governments for surveillance.
    2
  1138. Given that the video started with adressing the problem of fatherlessness, I'd guess more regret having kids. However, many probably also regret later that they left their child.
    2
  1139. ​@drewhladky306 Weird to spend decades of our lives worrying about how we might feel on the day we die.
    2
  1140. Excellent as usual! The only thing I'm missing is an example of a real-world application of this strategy.
    2
  1141. "All this talk of peace and concessions only feeds Putin's appetite." Aha, so this is why western leaders speak in unison about military support of Ukraine and label peace activists as Putin puppets and spreaders of disinformation? We're being propagandized by NATO because they need everyone to align with them to win this stupid standoff.
    2
  1142. This one: A U T I S M
    2
  1143. Elon's official and long-going stance is that X tries to follow the laws of the country it is operating in. What he has objected to are requests to remove content that is legal.
    2
  1144. The number of hurricanes increased by approximately a trillion trillion percent since last year in California. Thanks global warming.
    2
  1145. Exactly. Under blind trust, all systems deteriorate into corruption. We must scrutinise authority whatever form it takes.
    2
  1146. Let me guess: there is also a push in Philippines for digital identity and digital wallet ? This was rushed through in Ukraine and is now being implemented in Scandinavia. A cynic would assume that the purpose is to control the narrative, assuring there is a steady supply of young motivated soldiers.
    2
  1147. This was the best ad for Jim Breuer's special. I wanna see it now.
    2
  1148. Shmuley isn't making a good case against anti-semitism. Jesus Christ what a horrible person. No intellectual honestly, only agenda and Machiavellian debating technique.
    2
  1149. This is madness. Finland had a fairly relaxed border against Russia until the invasion of Ukraine. Nothing fundamentally changed over night except perception. It's all in their head. As a consequence of NATO entry, they now have invited a standoff between superpowers to their doorstep.
    2
  1150. I'm gonna go out and chant: "AFFIRM CLIMATE ACTION FOR SOLIDARITY OF GLOBAL INJUSTICE!" Just to see how many join in.
    2
  1151. The derivative (slope) of the income distribution curve is a fair representation of incentive, do you agree? What this lady is warning us about is that this curve is becoming increasingly exponential. What does this mean? Well it means the poorer you are, the less incentive you have. It also means that more people have less incentive and vice versa. Wouldn't it be best for everyone if this curve was more linear, that is to have the same incentive regardless of social class?
    2
  1152. He's right.
    2
  1153. Maybe, for example, because they will have to study longer, take on more debt and work for more years than previous generations in order to afford an equivalent standard of living, and their hands are pretty much tied because they're propagandized by legacy media and surveilled by social media to the benefit of a corrupt state.
    2
  1154. Congratulations turning Eurasia's breadbasket into a minefield.
    2
  1155. The igno-arrogance Adam demonstrate here is concerning.
    2
  1156. Contrary to the theory of Dr. Dispanza, I tend to get sick during my vacation when I relax.
    2
  1157. I'm not so confident Trump and Putin are "deciding". I think they engage in dialogue and will work out a proposal, then they will involve and negotiate with EU.
    2
  1158. I'm starting to think this is the point. There are people who can't wait for WW3 to fill their hallow souls with purpose.
    2
  1159.  @whateverrandomnumber  Probably something like this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dijkstra%27s_algorithm
    2
  1160. Hats off to The Hill for showing real disagreement! This is what a healthy dose of diversity of opinion looks like.
    2
  1161. A woman with balls? Would have made a good ESG pick for PM.
    2
  1162.  @AhidoMikaro  Sure, damage may already be done, but entering a hospital does not undo this.
    2
  1163. Germany's economic model isn't doomed, but it is sabotaged, by the US.
    2
  1164. I'd not be surprised if Peter Theil is a Christian Zionist. He's been hanging out a lot in Christian circles.
    2
  1165. This almost beats the murder of catholic arab Thomas Meixner, listed by ADL as antisemitic hatecrime.
    2
  1166. Yeah, judging by the comment section humans definitely crossbred with some stale genepools, or fucked down if you will.
    2
  1167. About hyperventilation: A commonly practiced method to return to normal breathing is to breath into a paper bag (rebreathing), however, this seems controversial among experts. Considering James advice to defy your instinct to breath more, perhaps it is a way to mechanically force you to breath slower? Or maybe it has to do with raising the CO2 level through re-circulation?
    2
  1168. ​@Casey Barthell Why do you assume that the reason I'm hesitant to revise my understanding of history is that I prefer to view african americans as lesser human beings? If there is evidence I should know about, show it to me, instead of making presumptions about my character.
    2
  1169. How are "fact checking organization" financed? What makes them more reliable than any other organization? Please take these questions seriously, do honest research and then come back with an answer "The Hill".
    2
  1170. US applied sanctions to 20 countries Since 1998. Is that different?
    2
  1171. Vincent got to learn that getting emotional and screaming doesn't win an argument.
    2
  1172. Vote for RFK Jr.
    2
  1173. Conclusion: Send more $B!
    2
  1174. I can't say I've deeply confronted my mortality, but the way I see it now is that it is inevitable and something I cannot control, so why worry. I'm sure I will still worry though on the day I'm forced to confess that death is closer than I hoped.
    2
  1175. Dore: So, you seem to be the leading expert on MRNA vaccines... Guest: CAUGH! CAUGH! CAUGH!
    2
  1176. Look. In order to build bridges we need to start from the humble position that we both know very little and need each other to grow. Demanding that other people know all the things we know only creates barriers that prevent important conversations from taking place.
    2
  1177. I'm really concerned with the latter part of this debate. If we hope to have any chance of uniting on this issue across the political spectrum cannot afford this discussion devolving into an anti-consumerism partisan issue. Let's focus on solving this urgent issue and not be opportunistic and latch onto it other issues we feel about.
    2
  1178. Jonathan drank the coolaid.
    2
  1179. Go on...
    2
  1180. 33 minutes of nothing.
    2
  1181. That's an incredibly well spent 14 min.
    2
  1182. But without an absolute authority, at least we are accountable to ourselves.
    2
  1183. Yeah, and most americans are not interacting with police every year, meaning a smaller bunch of americans receive a lot of police interaction.
    2
  1184. Hate to be a bummer, but it would be easier to skip the car and wrap the cord directly around the dyno wheel.
    2
  1185. Strange choice of CEO. But to be clear, while no longer CEO himself, Elon can still fire the CEO. This means she will not do anything that is too far away from his vision.
    2
  1186.  @marsmotion  Trump? Huh?
    2
  1187.  @AfterSkool  Great reply! :)
    2
  1188. Funny how Megan McCain announces that she's about to present her opinion on Syria, then goes on to read meticulously from her card.
    2
  1189. The current paradigm of connecting the world is extractive. It harnesses diversity while hampering conditions for it's growth. A cynic would suspect that all this celebration of diversity is only the lube that allows cultures to merge into one.
    2
  1190. Do I see a tear in the corner of Piers's eye?
    2
  1191. Sam Harris is quite excellent at arguing rationally for the position his emotions crave.
    2
  1192. I think the left has become okay with censorship since they have been the ones wielding it. The best way to change that is to censor them.
    2
  1193. If you are saying Eric is not intelligent, I think you have set the bar ridiculously high.
    2
  1194. "Kids safety bill" With that title, they must be trying to pass something really bad.
    2
  1195. Here's my take on what's happening: Tech companies tried their best to enter the huge markets emerging in the east, especially China. In the process they compromised on their principles and developed tools for surveillance and control of information and speech demanded by gate keepers of said markets. They were in part successful and realized that they could offer the same tools to democratic governments in the west, in return for favorable treatment. So what we're seeing now is western governments in collaboration with tech companies playing around with a toolbox developed for dictatorships. I think many Western leaders look to China with a mix of jealousy and admiration, because they can plan for decades, execute plans without respect for individual rights, and GDP growth is king.
    2
  1196. Great talk. He really put his finger on what I think is the key problem with modern politics. CEOs across the globe in charge of a successful companies spend fortunes on generating information on which to make informed decisions and thereby reduce risk. ...but when it comes to a President of an entire nation, basing positions on intuition is suddenly the norm. Statistics, studies and facts are only acknowledged and applied if they are compatible with the intuition. It's so dumb.
    2
  1197. I mean, monkies are literally spending all day every day in a jungle gym.
    2
  1198. People are sick of production and fiscal side economics because they feel that GDP growth isn't changing the fact that autonomy and life prospects have retracted over the last decades.
    2
  1199. Nice video, but I think you'd reach a wider audience if you voided phrases like "what message are the mushrooms trying to send us".
    2
  1200.  @dannyarcher5690  It seems that you presuppose national socialism was left-wing, and then define left-wing by the characteristics of national socialism. That's what is usually called a circular argument.
    2
  1201. A potential downside to this would be that traffic becomes yet another thing that is managed from above, rather than something that is available for pretty much anyone who holds a job. It could easily become a tool for a monopoly corporation or an authoritarian state to use against the interests of their citizens. So you are trying to protest? Nope, not gonna happen. Your car will not go to that meeting place you agreed on. You are journalist reporting on the wrong-doings of your government? Well, now your car is going to a special place where few journalists return from. We have to think about what can go wrong too, before we do away with our perhaps most important means to freedom of mobility.
    2
  1202. I assumed this type of thing was covered by some kind of defamation law.
    2
  1203.  @baaldiablo8459  More like: Oh, you experience symptoms after vaccination? Unfortunately, we can not attribute the symptoms to the vaccine as we have no concurrent data on people who are not vaccinated.
    2
  1204. Positioning and messaging of EU politicians often seems way too coordinated to be genuinely bottom-up.
    2
  1205. 17 years for tearing down a fence? Seems a bit harsh.
    2
  1206. So she argues we need to stop the virus before we find out whether it's dangerous? That sounds like a recipe for 10+ annual vaccinations.
    2
  1207. Ultra-processed seed oils are bad indeed, but just you wait until meat has been fully replaced by ultra-processed insect matter.
    2
  1208. Too bad we live in market economies which evaluates us relative to others rather than to our past selves. According to markets, it doesn't matter where you started if you are still last.
    2
  1209. He turned a tragic road kill into activism against bicycle accidents. He has heart and humor.
    2
  1210. Can we stop referring to the Ukrainian soldiers as brave patriots? I mean I understand you want to show your support, but come on. Just report the news.
    2
  1211. 0:39 " We are supporting the hoax of Cubans, Nicoraguans and Venezuelans to restore democracy... "
    2
  1212. I don't trust Paul Stone. He seems like a car salesman.
    2
  1213. This video is about how to argue for the abolishment of government using intellectually dishonest economic modeling.
    2
  1214. I have to say I'm very skeptical of IMF after how Greece was treated during its government debt crisis. IMF ignored warnings that austerity measures were too harsh and were likely to result in Greece being more indebted in the future rather than less, instead trusting their flawed macroeconomic models. Over the years, their policy has slowly shifted from austerity to stimulus, but IMF never formally admitted its error and the suffering it caused Greece. Rather, they seem to believe the failure of their policy mostly relates to Geek government's failure to do as they're told. https://www.imf.org/en/News/Articles/2019/10/01/sp093019-The-IMF-and-the-Greek-Crisis-Myths-and-Realities
    2
  1215. Slow and steady. New Ukrainian children are born each day.
    2
  1216. To be fair, the megaphone might be really loud.
    2
  1217.  @luckydave328  The irony
    2
  1218.  @Pitstop17  That didn't bother me too much here. Also, Tucker recognized his flaw and apologized.
    2
  1219. Or... CIA killed an undesired potential successors of Putin to reduce the likelihood that regime change results in someone worse in power.
    2
  1220. "auntripunours" That's an odd way of spelling entrepreneurs hehe ;)
    2
  1221. I was just starting to regain faith in humanity, and now we're back to zero.
    2
  1222. My solution is to not attend meetings I don't feel for.
    2
  1223. Vitamin D deficiency associated with 4x higher mortality among Covid19 patients. Ok, but what fraction of Covid19 patients had Vitamin D deficiency? Does it help at all to take Vitamin D if you already have sufficient?
    2
  1224. Psyop. I have no doubt about it.
    2
  1225.  @boaz2816  Yes, I agree. Sometimes intuition isn't the best guide. A typical analogy is our perception of colors. We can trick our brain to perceive any visible wavelength of EM radiation using only three discrete wavelengths, as exploited in RGB displays. The reason is our perception of colors is based on the relative activation of only three receptors, each of which responds to a certain overlapping range of wavelengths.
    2
  1226. Tell me what you want to hear him say.
    2
  1227. I like this opinionated gentleman, except that he really wears Jew on his sleeve.
    2
  1228.  @mrc1500  It seems we're on to something here.
    2
  1229. Ok. How does this "SKYROCKET" look from a 10 year perspective? Not so impressive.
    2
  1230. This is so interesting!
    2
  1231. No need for washing nuclear. It's pretty damn clean.
    2
  1232.  @akbk2505  Oh, I notice now you said "ecological" footprint. How do you define this?
    2
  1233. Outrageous. Surely this must defy some kind of law of physics or at least code of ethics.
    2
  1234. Oh how we will suffer from not watching/funding EU ads on X.
    2
  1235. I love her genuine reaction to the applause at the end. She's appearently flattered. Usually people just nod politely while mumbling "thank you" a few times.
    2
  1236. Putin's diagnosis of the rise of Trump, Brexit, and anti-establishment sentiment in the west rings very true. We need to take this opportunity to look inwards and reevaluate what kind of society we are trying to build and if that is what we want.
    2
  1237. Regarding the peaceful non-agression thinking of the Chinese, didn't people once say this about USA? It seems to me that once a power finds itself dominant, intentionally or not, its perspective tends to become corrupted by forces who want to use its dominance.
    2
  1238. He didn't left because of radicalism. He left because they refused to have him.
    2
  1239. "Somehow Rumble is 'too rightwing'. What? Rumble has Me, Glen Greenwald, Russel Brand, Crystal Ball." To their defense, at least 3 of these people have been labeled 'far-right'.
    2
  1240. Really interesting to hear Balázs perspective. A hungarian colleague of mine have told stories about the propaganda imposed on them and how Hungarians resisted it. It seems Hungarians developed a special radar for bullshit.
    2
  1241. I hate to be that guy, but we're really heading towards scarcity due to exponentially rising demand and the global elite seems decisive that AI must be used for mass control e.g. trough surveillance, pre-crime, censorship and propaganda.
    2
  1242. Would you say that the national identity is innate or instilled?
    2
  1243. Have knee and lower back issues. I'm gonna try this guy's exercises.
    2
  1244. I find it rather contradictive that USA, who belive so much in personal freedom, capability and responsibility, are being so protective about their young adults. You can't expect them to learn about responsibility without having any to practice with.
    2
  1245. If you listen carefully you'll hear that he's saying "You were right but for the wrong reasons, i.e. I'm smarter but you got fucken lucky."
    2
  1246. WHY ARE THEY SCREAMING ?!?!?!?!
    2
  1247. Physics is pretty dope tho. Do you even math?
    2
  1248. 1. Trump said in his speech "I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard". 2. The convicted supposed leaders of the insurrection didn't attend Trump's speech and none of them carried firearms. 3. Trump later tweeted "Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement. They are truly on the side of our Country. Stay peaceful!" and "I am asking for everyone at the U.S. Capitol to remain peaceful. No violence! Remember, WE are the Party of Law & Order – respect the Law and our great men and women in Blue. Thank you!" before he was banned.
    2
  1249. Chris Anderson
    2
  1250. Wow, this was dense. I got to listen to this a few more times.
    2
  1251. Jimmy should let his guests speak more.
    2
  1252. You don't need Cenk on this podcast. He's a vulture and sellout.
    2
  1253. Talks about the importance of humility at the "GENIOUS NETWORK". Nice one Tucker!
    2
  1254. Tulsi asks about IVF. Trump answers about IVF, then talks about China, border, Kamala, economy, taxes, social security, and his plane ride to the event.
    2
  1255. Watch a talk by Richard Wilkinsson called "How economic unequality harms societies" Definately gives you some perspective, especially if you're american.
    2
  1256. How much do words of a second term president mean to a nation that plans decades ahead? Relations may as well be back to in 4 years.
    2
  1257. Putin bad. Got it.
    2
  1258. What a slow way to say: I think your problems are relatively negligible, so let's not solve them collectively!
    2
  1259.  @MnemonicCarrier  Correct.
    2
  1260. It bothers me that he claims natural rights were "discovered". Certainly rights are conceived/invented and then upheld socially.
    2
  1261.  @StrategicWealthLLC  I agree! :)
    2
  1262. Thank you for covering this! A bit late, but I guess better late than never.
    2
  1263. Bizarre how he describes the pyramid of civilization, with individualism at the bottom and state at the top. The way he justifies the supremacy of the state over individual freedoms, he may as well describe Russia or North Korea.
    2
  1264. The best way to repair the harms of colonialism is to leave people alone to do their thing.
    2
  1265. Any idiot can call him/herself antifa and go do something stupid.
    2
  1266. Thank you, was looking for the conspiracy theories.
    2
  1267. The willingness to sacrificing a few lives for the benefit of the many. That's pure collectivism. That the collective is "the economy" does not make it less so.
    2
  1268. John Mearsheimer says there is no known written agreement stating NATO will not expand towards Russia. It is possible that there was an informal agreement, but how would we know?
    2
  1269. Amen to that! (not my search history though)
    2
  1270. I wanted 2.5h of Robert melting down about surveillance and manipulation by big tech. He ended up talking at length outside of his expertise about dreams and memories. Spoiled episode, Thanks to Joe.
    2
  1271.  @DegreesOfThree  Driving force in what sense?
    2
  1272.  @DegreesOfThree  Yeah, I'm looking for details about their methodology, observations, analysis, conclusions, etc. Are they sharing these? They draw conclusions but don't explain well how they arrived at them.
    2
  1273. Black Mirror, S1E3.
    2
  1274. It is ironic that men who took pride in their daring individualism sought themselves in magazines which molded them into a uniform group.
    2
  1275. This is silly. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Unless there is direct reference to Nazism, I feel it is a waste of time to speculate that it was intended as such. There are many other plausible reasons for waving ones hand to the side. In Elon's case he clearly illustrated "my heart goes out to you" which he said immediately after.
    2
  1276. Wow, that's a lot of products.
    2
  1277. "Women and Children first" Oh, I always assumed this is because men typically have better physique and thus have better odds at surviving longer and are more effective at helping others. From that standpoint it makes sense that the more vulnerable and less capable go first into the life-boat.
    2
  1278. You can see the fear in her eyes every time she received a question that isn't scripted.
    2
  1279. "journalistic-style activities" So they try to draw an arbitrary line between journalists who are protected by 1st amendment and those who aren't.
    2
  1280. Nowadays most Americans don't even know what's up. It's too much to keep up with, and media keeps them misinformed.
    2
  1281. I'm disappointed Jim is unwilling to break the fourth wall of government, pretending the problem is merely the delusional lefties.
    2
  1282. Explain yourself.
    2
  1283. Let me guess, a particular govt agency is looking for more funding.
    2
  1284. I wish they'd focused more on their personal experience with the war and their immigration. Politics and news about the war I can get elsewhere.
    2
  1285. I came to a scary realization. Excess deaths are based on extrapolation from pre-pandemic levels. There are limits to how long it is valid to extrapolate from those levels to estimate excess deaths in the now. If debate about excess deaths is suppressed long enough, it will no longer be possible to estimate excess deaths with any reasonable certainty, to the benefit of everyone who seek to dismiss it. At least this is what I fear.
    2
  1286. At the moment, yes. But China is actually currently making an effort to reduce inequality, investing in healthcare, education, etc.
    2
  1287. 1:51 Nuke flattens city above bunker. Reaction: shrugs, sucks on cigar and casually continues playing poker.
    2
  1288. I would like to think that the EU commission is less biased than WHO and defend human lives and health. But this does look like a standoff between business interests acted out through corrupt institutions.
    2
  1289. What makes gold unique is that it doesn't oxidize easily. This makes it excellent for contact surfaces in electronics and allows it to remain lustrous over time. I'm guessing this is also what makes it possible to spread gold thin without breaking. Most other metals would oxidize and crack at that thickness.
    2
  1290. I think it's silly to hype electric vehicles before our energy comes from renewable sources.
    2
  1291. Biden admin colluded with twitter to censor speech, weaponized the legal system against a political opponent. Hillary questioned election results, suggesting Trump was not the legitimate president.
    2
  1292. 8:29 That mask looks like Michael Myers, not Hannibal Lector. Silly girl!
    2
  1293. UK ONS saves thousands of lives with the stroke of a pen.
    2
  1294. "If everyone's worried, you don't have to worry. If no one is worried, you should be really worried." - Ray Dalio
    2
  1295. Deadpan delivery seems appropriate considering the matter.
    2
  1296. Joel Rowe I really don't think the wild west of the internet can replace the scientific method.
    2
  1297. Life has cause, not purpose. What you do with this realization is up to you.
    2
  1298. First of all, capitalists and managers are apparently not part of the economy. Secondly, government employees apparently have zero productivity (produce zero loafs), so they are basically leeches on the output of real workers who work in the private sector; but managers and capitalists, on the other hand, are somehow useful and earn according to their productivity? I mean come on, at least be transparent about your assumptions.
    2
  1299. ​ @Laneous14  From a 2021 Nature article: "China has the largest number of science and engineering bachelor and master students in the world and its R&D expenditures are expected to surpass the US shortly." "The rapid rise of China has made other top research nations (US, UK, Germany, France, and Japan) gradually lose their shares, first in numbers of publications, then in citations, and now in highly cited works." Also, about a fifth of students at Harvard are Chinese. That seems like a poor strategy for Harvard if China's education system produces hopelessly uninventive people. This is a recent development. It takes time to turn science into technology. But I expect their innovation output to rise soon.
    2
  1300. Not only are they at war with cheap medicine, they are also at war with the human immune system.
    2
  1301. It seems Chris and Whitney both feel entitled to the service that Twitter provides while at the same time demand freedom from its negative side-effects. What if these side-effects are not avoidable, but are trade-offs we must accept with the service?
    2
  1302. What is the best evidence for there being a coup? The one thing I've seen is the leaked phone call by Numan, discussing what candidate US prefer and plans to set up meetings with them. While it shows clearly US meddling in the election, I don't think it is hard evidence that there was a coup. Is there more evidence available?
    2
  1303. That is probably why I was taught that one can never know anything for sure, but one can be very certain.
    2
  1304.  @ideaphile  Well, I don't know about that. Lots of pimps out there.
    2
  1305. ADL's 2022 Audit reported 3697 antisemitic indidents in 2022, highest on record! These included 1 death: an arab Catholic professor at University of Arizona (Thomas Meixner). I mean, come on! Stop making up excuses for infringing on the 1st amendment!
    2
  1306. Her positive attitude is admirable. I guess her way of coping.
    2
  1307. ​ @neighborhoodSTD  People picking 42 or 69 most likely knew it wasn't random. People picking 37 thought it was random. But in the end, neither was random.
    2
  1308. "What was that, a lag spike? Send up another satellite!"
    2
  1309. ​ @Spencer3712  How does fear of nuclear escalation result in more resources for defense and military contractors? I would rather expect that this leads to fading support for Ukraine and de-escalation of the conflict with Russia.
    2
  1310. Say what you want about Turkey's demands, but as a Swede opposed to NATO membership, it is a godsend.
    2
  1311. Breaking News: Glenn Beck redefines socialism again! This time he asserts that the aim of socialism is to lure a portion of the population away from capitalism, then execute everyone else.
    2
  1312. Steve got such a genuine laughter!
    2
  1313. Yup. He has it both ways, always. This way everyone finds something in him they can agree with.
    2
  1314. ​ @laurenbrillante89  That's a different issue, unrelated to censor of tweets. Flying around in jets, buying TV-time, manipulating search results, etc. doesn't hold them any more accountable for their promises than a tweet. Or am I missing something?
    2
  1315. Alright so let's not use it then.
    2
  1316. How to have a life worth living and shave your balls properly.
    2
  1317. Charlatan.
    2
  1318. I hear this talking point over and over again: "The freedom to use their freedom/sovereignty to determine their allies/alliances." It's such a contradictory idea, that a nation's ultimate expression of sovereignty is giving it away. The mental gymnastics!
    2
  1319. I'm sure that what a lot of people took away from his answer was that he didn't answer the question, not that the question was silly if not divisive.
    2
  1320. I don't remember who said it, but it's so true: "President of the US gets to be the PR-person for the nation and the dictator of the world."
    2
  1321. No, we don't know the cause of the observed excess deaths, which is why this is extremely important to study and discuss publicly right now.
    2
  1322. If you can't take responsibility for your own words, maybe you should keep your mouth shut.
    2
  1323. Lame excuse. Let's just admit it, this is pure big power geopolitics, nothing else. Europe is taking part in the containment and rollback of China's growth as an economic power. The belt and road initiative was a way to circumvent US sanctions and control of Chinese trade routes. In the long run this will contribute to further inflation as Chinese products become increasingly taxed.
    2
  1324. Jesus, Douglas is grumpier than ever.
    2
  1325.  @bhaveshkumar9052  What are these other means of exploitation and who is making money off of them?
    2
  1326. Thank god I read this at 2:04:00. Didn't notice until now and now I can't ignore it.
    2
  1327. Epstein tog inte sitt liv.
    2
  1328. Very interesting interview! Jimmy should have done less talking and more listening.
    2
  1329. Year, or saying that several people were killed by the mob.
    2
  1330.  @johnsmith1474  That was not accountability for intelligence failure, but simply poor decision making.
    2
  1331. 1:33 Did Jimmy just say Voldemort Zelensky?
    2
  1332. RealLifeLore drank the coolaid. Gobbled up all that propaganda without a flinch.
    2
  1333. This guy embodies so well everything that's wrong with CIA. No ethics, no principles, no concern for laws or honesty. It is just them versus the rest and they must win by all means necessary. A truly toxic subculture has emerged within CIA and its eating the nation from within.
    2
  1334. Colbolt mines in Kongo now hiring.
    2
  1335. "...what were you doing that so provoked the left that they beat you up?" Note that he doesn't really answer this question.
    2
  1336. "A small handful of social media monopolies..." By definition, there can only be one social media monopoly. Try oligopolies.
    2
  1337. "Israel has the right to defend itself." Is genocide legitimate self-defence?
    2
  1338. If a full life comes at the cost of the lives of others, then I'm perfectly happy with a piece of it at half speed.
    2
  1339. So ideas with scientific support are displacing superstitious traditions. Well boohoo.
    2
  1340. My interpretation: 1. We experience the world through our mind and a positive attitude goes a long way. 2. Reasoning lets us see further than what's right in front of us. 3. The world is governed by waves (pretty much). 4. The world is nuanced. 5. We can understand today by studying history, because it repeats. 6. Cause and effect. 7. Gender is also nuanced.
    2
  1341. Their power relies on our compliance.
    2
  1342. 8:00 "Iran exports dangerous missiles, fuels conflicts across the middle east and supports terrorist proxies and militias." Replace Iran with US and the sentence still rings true.
    2
  1343. I was soaking up what Mario said about putin, until he talked with equal conviction about NASA, space and round earth being a hoax.
    2
  1344.  @HomoCyborgZombie  Wow, to say such a thing I assume you have solid evidence of his antisemitism and beliefs about eugenics and the hierarchy of human races. Do you mind providing a reference?
    2
  1345. It would be very interesting to hear RFK Jr respond to the parallels between the Covid and Israel topics. For example, both big pharma and Israel are engaged in significant think-tank and lobby activities in US. Is there a risk that this has shaped the views of RKF Jr?
    2
  1346. Cool, I'll wait until there's data.
    2
  1347. This video made a very important point: that every nation thought they were the good guys. Now, how do you feel about your own? Would you defend it? The hard truth is that most wars are fought for very different reasons than soldiers are told, for the gains of very few.
    2
  1348. And witty.
    2
  1349. "Your voice is decelerating!" <-- Compliment for physicists!
    2
  1350. 21:08 Turning the world gay, one bomb at a time.
    2
  1351.  @PugilistCactus  Well, to be fair, the democratic vote is her primary merit, not her CV.
    2
  1352. By "bipartisan" and "compromise" they mean they'll gladly split the loot between the parties.
    2
  1353. Running ads for Naftogaz, are we DW News?
    2
  1354. I dunno, I smell BS on this one. Extraodinary claims demand extraordinary evidence. I don't think he provided that.
    2
  1355. Important work by Glenn. Doing the job our politicians refuse.
    2
  1356. Same story as the weather balloons. Stupid media hysteria meant to raise more money for defense. Sad to see Megyn take the bait, again.
    2
  1357. The question is how to measure these.
    2
  1358. @eastdawn2471  Yeah, we could have asked what Europe has to gain from supporting wars started by our supposed ally under false pretences, but we keep letting ourselves get distracted and fight among ourselves. A synic would suspect this is by design.
    2
  1359. US will never lose the Ukraine-Russia war. They will just memory-hole it and move on to the next crisis in line.
    2
  1360. Would love to see him go uninhibited and full blast.
    2
  1361. To be honest, the interviewer (Bryn Freedman?) seems to have far more interesting opinions than Halla.
    2
  1362. Yeah, public education is for sure keeping people in the rags. Except the opposite is true.
    2
  1363. Given that CIA answers primarily to the president, I would like to here his view on the president using CIA to assure a second term, pave way for a desired successor, or sabotage the campaign of a political opponent.
    2
  1364. Nice try TED. However, the only way to restore trust in vaccines is by showing that the narrative holds under free inquiry and open discussion.
    2
  1365. Planting trees to counter CO2 is indeed stupid. In most places on earth, forests grow naturally without human assistance, if we just leave it alone. Rather than planting trees, companies should buy land and turn it into natural reserves, thus permanently expanding forested areas.
    2
  1366. Technically she's like 1/4 black or so I think. But how is this important?
    2
  1367. Síndico_do_Rato To avoid deaths of US citizens, and witnesses.
    2
  1368. Got to be honest, my first thought: "Ah, yet another pretty girl jumping on the band wagon". Actually, she seems like a quite independent thinker, and she makes a lot of sense.
    2
  1369. To their point, directed evolution appears to be commonplace within medical research and shouldn't be shocking on its own. But the application of directed research to generate potential future variants of pandemic viruses seems worthy of serious ethical consideration and should not be simply dismissed as done here.
    2
  1370. @worldadventuretravel  He hasn't been very public lately, was mainly outspoken 2007 economic crisis and its aftermath. It means you can cut spending without affecting your revenue.
    2
  1371. ​ @ArgumentumAdHominem  Hmm, interesting, I think I agree a little, but not fully on the weight of merit. Maybe "top-down" wasn't the right word. What I was trying to say is that by nature of science it is impossible to know in advance what will succeed. Rather than trying to work around this issue through an increasingly advanced meritocracy, it may be more efficient to just take more chances with unproven researchers. "But how do we then distribute limited resources fairly?" How about: screen with not too high bar, then select randomly.
    2
  1372.  @hurrdurr3615  I think you've mischaracterized the problem. String theory attracted some of the smarted and most hard working people and they have been very productive in terms of papers and mathematical innovations. Unfortunately their hard work has not led to progress in physics. This is not a problem of people being lazy or greedy, but perhaps a reminder not to put all eggs in one basket, even if the smartest people say it has the highest potential for success.
    2
  1373. @wellifthemediasaysit Of course not. I know damn well that no matter how rediculous your theories come off, there can never be enough evidence and rebuttals for you to change your position. Because you are a seeker of truth who always keep your mind open. btw: you seriously think someone pays me to do this? Haha. How cute!
    2
  1374. Guest: This has not been verified by any other source, so we can not say for sure. Host: Oh, sure, but please go ahead and speculate about how this is certainly the work of Putin.
    2
  1375. I feel like a lot of Jordan's arguments during this interview boils down to "don't try to solve complicated problems because you can not predict the outcome". Seems like a very conservative mindset. You can't base the future solely on the past! You have to try new things! That's how the historical data was generated in the first place. History should be used to avoid repeating mistakes, not to constrain our search for solutions to those that worked in the past.
    2
  1376. I watched the whole thing. I can honestly say that Sachs was moderated, not censored. He made his point and it was time to move on. The moderator gave him a lot more time to speak after this.
    2
  1377. So, not only do "fact checkers" claim the right to dictate what can not be said, they also claim the right to dictate WHAT you say!
    2
  1378. Tulsi and RFK Jr are going to force Trump to be the best president he can be.
    2
  1379. ​ @replynotificationsdisabled  I'm sorry I can't follow your argument. What's absolute about not believing?
    2
  1380.  @Thomas-ht9cn  If you're asking me, you missed the point.
    2
  1381.  @simsational...  There are many methods of measuring stellar distances, with more or less assumptions. What's your opinion of the parallax method?
    2
  1382. ​ @DegreesOfThree  Good question. There are ways to measure attraction between small objects on earth. You can measure the mass of these objects independently by observing how they accelerate in response to other forces than gravity. With these tools you should be able to come up with an equation which relates attraction, mass and distance. Orbital period emerges from this equation.
    2
  1383.  @DegreesOfThree  It means you can measure the gravitational constant without making assumptions about mass. Now you can measure the downwards pull on an object towards earth and infer its mass.
    2
  1384. Her job is to talk, not to listen.
    2
  1385. I find that whole news segment extremely INSULTING. I'm calling the German police!
    2
  1386. Do you realize how funny it is that it takes a young bold man in yellow T-shirt to say what should be obvious to everyone.
    2
  1387. @darrekworkman5595  According to Seymore, it was US initiative but Norway helped with planning and execution.
    2
  1388. Exactly. The money is not wasted, it is transferred.
    2
  1389. This was great. The only thing I disagree with is the characterization of establishment as "this is how we've always done it" and that free thinkers as "how can we do things different". What you are describing is conservatism versus progressivism, which is very different. The establishment can be progressives (let's start censoring, let's start persecuting journalists, let's exempt who we label terrorists from constitutional rights, let's sign off our sovereignty to supranational organizations like WHO, etc.) and the free thinkers can be conservatives (let's make sure we are sticking to these historically proven principles).
    2
  1390. Did they really take that money they sent to Ukraine out of the military budget though?
    2
  1391. "Russian artillery production outcompetes US by a factor of 2x or 3x." Sure, but Russian artillery is not a threat to US. Besides defense, essentially only neighbors have to worry about this.
    2
  1392. This whole story seems like a deliberate distraction. When stories like this surface, we should pay extra attention to what else is going on.
    2
  1393. There is an implicit suggestion that the "satanic panic" of the 80's was not a moral panic based on false memories, e.g. generated by recovered-memory therapy, but a vast cover-up of actual widespread satanic ritual abuse.
    2
  1394. 3. Vibration. First of all, frequency isn't sufficient to describe vibration. You'll need magnitude and phase as well. Secondly, waves are insufficient to describe the world in full (wave-particle duality). If you prove that the world really is only waves you'll receive the Nobel Prize in Physics.
    2
  1395. Thanks for the helpful comment!
    2
  1396. ADL: These Nazis are not targeting Jews so they're cool.
    2
  1397. 29:38 "Stop questioning IMF policy and do as you're told!"
    2
  1398. @Studi037 6:15 It was highly related to what he was trying to explain. When covering a nerdy subject it's important to give concrete examples to every now and then to keep the audience alert.
    2
  1399. His words are still true, but surely racism was worse back then.
    2
  1400. "...that they go over how the website runs to make sure it does not favor false information over true information." In other words: CENSORSHIP! The state wants to filter X's content based on what it regards true or false. The reason Elon bought Twitter in the first place was to prevent this exact thing, so obviously he isn't going to allow that, and he's f-ing right.
    2
  1401. You are on point. The fallacy lies in the application of statistics to individuals. Example: A randomly picked individual out of category A has an 80% chance of being a woman. Flawed reasoning: Jacob, you belong to category A, so you are probably a woman. No? I'm sorry Jacob, you can't argue with statistics.
    2
  1402. Great discussion in the end. Ended too soon.
    2
  1403. The anger. The sadness. The hope.
    2
  1404. I think he just shared his experiance to raise awareness and gratitude of the incredible job that surgeons do.
    2
  1405. Wireless power from space... you mean like solar energy?
    2
  1406. You mean by two galaxies colliding? That doesn't seem to explain how galaxies came into existence.
    2
  1407. The problem is that they deceived the public, not that they tacitly admitted it.
    2
  1408. They don't even need to be caught. Suspicion is enough.
    2
  1409. I'm a climate change skeptic, but I appreciate Sabine's informative videos.
    2
  1410. ​ @Thomas-gk42  I'm also afraid that I may be wrong, that's why I'm a skeptic.
    2
  1411.  @Thomas-gk42  Let me expand a bit: I'm pretty agnostic at the moment. I heard good and bad arguments from both sides and I'm not sure what is true. I'm interested in learning more though, in hope that I will be convinced one day, either way. There are also layers to the question of climate: 1. Is it changing? 2. Is the change due to human activity? 3. How negatively will the change affect humanity? 4. Is our current strategy of reducing CO2 feasible? 5. Would it be more feasible to start adapting to the predicted change? Etc.
    2
  1412. I really struggle to make any sense of Andrew Bustamente. It's like he's trying to make it seem profound to live by blatant contradictions. He's all over the place and somehow make it seem as though what he's saying is actually coherent but we're missing the point. I just can't with this guy.
    2
  1413. Bitcoins aren't for spending, silly. They are for hedging and speculation.
    2
  1414. At the same time, we need to acknowledge the positive feedback between people's belief about the economy and the actual economy. If most people believe that we are in recession, they will act accordingly and thereby cause a recession. We may be in recession, but pessimistic projections about its trajectory will only make it worse. This is part of the reason why influential public figures tend to be hesitant to speak frankly about the economy (unless they have betted against it).
    2
  1415. Sadly, this problem is nowadays quite general for academia. We need a global academic revolution.
    2
  1416. Just don't trust comments that are endorsing a product, company or person. The incentive to spam is only as great as the money stolen. Don't fall for it.
    2
  1417. What about the previous health overlord: The real Anthony Fauci ?
    2
  1418. If the purpose of your life is to be of service to others, what is the purpose of theirs? It seems like we're just passing around the question, hoping that someone knows where they're going.
    2
  1419. "this concept may sound a little big brother" 'Big brother' implies passive centralized surveillence. This is something else. Imagine staining your reputation at young age, knowing that this will be broadcasted for everyone to see for the rest of your life, wherever you go. Sometime people need the opportunity of a fresh start in order to improve their ways. Her concept is terrible on this aspect. Watch this and you'll understand what I mean: /watch?v=XBmJay_qdNc&feature=plcp
    2
  1420. Not only does Jimmy report news with comedy and genuine emotion, he also gets a lot of things right, early. As he puts it himself, he's not smart, he's a pothead comedian. What he has is integrity, distrust of authority and balls, and somehow this is enough to beat billionaire media conglomerates on many of the important stories.
    2
  1421. Sachs: This was and remains a preventable tragedy. Let's grow up, pick up the phone and end the slaughter. Gärtner: Yes, but Putin miscalculated, didn't he? He failed his objectives. Sachs: Face-Palm
    2
  1422. I'm disappointed John never got to explain that you don't have to trust Putin's words because a lot of what he said can be independently verified. For example, several important people who took part in the peace negotioations with Russia from Ukraine's side has verified that the only thing missing were the signatures, and that Zelensky suddenly changed his mind and halted the process indefinitely after a meeting with Boris Johnsson.
    2
  1423. I think Maajid realized his mistake but refused to acknowledge he pulled the race card unnecessarily, because that would be embarrassing.
    2
  1424. "We have every expectation that people, not only in Iraq, but also in Iran, will view the American action last night as giving them freedom: freedom to have the opportunity for success and prosperity." What an incredibly ridiculous statement after the assassination the a foreign military general. Even more ridiculous is that he isn't asked to clarify the reasoning behind this expectation.
    2
  1425.  @MajICReiki  Fair point. I guess what I'm saying is that the explanation that is most frequently offered: "Deluded Putin seeks to restore Soviet glory by conquering Ukraine" is too one-dimensional.
    2
  1426.  @DigamberPradhan89  Thank you! Sloppy mistake.
    2
  1427.  @ullas9999  I'm flattered, though I must confess I relied on secondary sources.
    2
  1428. Your comment gives the impression of you cheering for a team rather than having original thoughts.
    2
  1429. I love this channel! Deserves more attention.
    2
  1430. I'm blown away by their musicianship. So soulful!
    2
  1431.  @BenBlount-q1p  Sure we can.
    2
  1432.  @BenBlount-q1p  Good! If other people are also afraid of nuclear war, then I have less to worry about.
    2
  1433. What I mean by you not taking responsibility for you words is: You're advocating illegalization of having a baby before 20, but you refuse to even discuss any practical problems that might arise. I mean it's like advocating death punnishment but refusing to discuss the risk of executing innocent people. It's willful ignorance.
    2
  1434. "[...] supporting Ukraine economically and militarily [...] to end this war." What does Ukraine ending this war look like. I'm curious. A dead planet?
    2
  1435. That's some daring attire.
    2
  1436. Life is a complex mess of countless chaotic variables of nature and nurture. Let's stop assuming we know the lived experience of others based on a few vague characteristics.
    2
  1437. Okay, nice to alleviate the symptom, but what is Biden doing about the problem? Let me guess: nothing, because it would mean he can't buy any more voters.
    2
  1438. @Memphis2010GFC  Fair point. But may be worth checking out Ian Plimer's book he refers to. He's a professor of geology, which seems more relevant.
    2
  1439. Peter Daou may be an infiltrator, but this mean Cornel didn't speak his own mind during the interview.
    2
  1440.  @beachcomberbob3496  Tulsi is hardly extremist and she seems to hold quite a productive record.
    2
  1441.  @beachcomberbob3496  I see. Well, AOC, Pelosi and Harris are handly extremist either. In the end they just do what is most rewarding for their career, i.e. they serve establishment. AOC pretends to challenge establishment to attract a following, but ultimately she seeks career, not impact.
    2
  1442. You're severely misrepresenting RFK's position. He will not be the judge of whether a specific vaccine is safe or effective. He will remove the exceptions of pharmaceutical companies from liability for vaccine side effects. He will increase the rigor of safety testing of vaccines before release to market. He will end the revolving doors between pharmaceutical companies and regulatory agencies. If you think these interventions are "dangerous" you are insane.
    2
  1443. Weird hats and the beautiful women that wore them.
    2
  1444.  @Richard01234  It is fair to demand more of an ally you generously support than a nation that is already a recognized adversary. USA has a very special relation with Israel, providing more security and aid than to any other nation. PRC on the other hand was not recognized by USA until 30 years after its founding and is currently sanctioned.
    2
  1445. I don't want change.
    2
  1446. "Turn the fucking wheel!" Yeah, the question is in which direction he should turn. He's navigating an ocean of countless dimensions and there are more icebergs out there.
    2
  1447. If climate change wasn't such a pretext for transfering wealth and power away from ordinary people, I think it would be more popular. I wish scientists could give us an estimate of the risks of having earth controlled by a small group of globalist, unaccountable, unelected elites.
    2
  1448. The sad part is that even if EU is carbon neutral by 2050 and the rest of the planet is not, EU is no less screwed than the rest.
    2
  1449. I like the move. Celebrity women surf the boundary of what is acceptable in order to attract attention and she just stepped right over that imaginary line.
    2
  1450. Emotionally I totally harmonize with Glenn's speech, but rationally his argument fails to persuade me due to one of its fundamental presuppositions: that I have savings.
    2
  1451. @testodude  Now that would be something!
    2
  1452. Sad day. I hope he recovers.
    2
  1453. That's wholesome!
    2
  1454. They are right: context matters. Sarcasm, satire, being silly, etc. The words may not be meant as a literal command.
    2
  1455. The greatest risk with measuring a nation's success by its GDP will emerge if/when China's GDP races past US economy and becomes world's new center for trade and finance. This will tell us that liberal democracy is an interior system. We need to rediscover why our ancestors decided to put up with the often tedious and ineffective system of democracy.
    2
  1456. Another buzzword: "MEDIA LITERACY" Let me guess, it does not mean to read from a variety of sources, to discern propaganda and bias, apply skepticism, verify data, form one's own opinion. It means to trust, without skepticism, the narrative propagated by sources we are told are trustworthy.
    2
  1457. You mean Tim Gurner?
    2
  1458. The classic justification goes something like: we get the cobolt, they get $10/day, so win-win. Who are you to deny them this opportunity to earn a living?
    2
  1459. Yeah, but isn't body fat percentage kindof hard to measure? I think it involves measuring your body volume, which is a bit more complicated then measuring height and weight.
    2
  1460.  @ugochiazide1625  Obviously masculinity must exist within the bounds of the law. But that leaves plenty of room to develop an idea of their own. If you want to shape the way boys develop, lead by example.
    2
  1461. He contradicts himself. If there is a risk that October 7 attack occurred due to intelligence failure, isn't it at least as urgent to fix that as to "win the war"? How are you going to win the war with a failing intelligence apparatus?
    2
  1462. Not to be negative (lol) but Kevin's analysis is such a lazy and superficial strawman. He isn't even trying to see where people are coming from. He's so focused on himself.
    2
  1463.  @hexxan007  A referendum must be preceded by thorough public discourse, which could turn the fear-based opinion unfavorably against NATO. Better to rush it through before opinion changes.
    2
  1464. Yeah, regulation of chatbot output really seems like a losing battle. Even if it worked, that would also be an effective way to implement politically motivated censor or bias, which may be even more harmful.
    2
  1465. Is it only me or does John's voice seem a bit higher pitch than usual in this video?
    2
  1466. So essentially, the projected shortage is driven by rising demand, not climate change. No data or projection was presented showing draught is becoming more common.
    2
  1467. Conclusion: Naïve people are more happy, so just go with the flow and smile while swirling down into the abyss.
    2
  1468. Thank god for Turkey. Who the fck do our representatives think they are to tie our country to a military alliance without a proper referendum? I had higher thoughts of our democracy. I guess they learned to not ask after we said no to the Euro.
    2
  1469. Yeah, I think you're on to something. It seems the reason for the panic about social media platforms is not that these are fundamentally flawed, but that they are beyond the control of the establishment. They have grown fond of their strong grip on the flow of information and now panic because people have turned to social media platforms which are outside their sphere of influence.
    2
  1470. Title should be "Mike Baker fails to light cigar". Most entertaining part!
    2
  1471. Is there ANY clinical benefit of these so called "neck adjustments"? Seems like no more than a thrilling experience. Like a slap in the face.
    2
  1472. Oh, I thought she said UZI
    2
  1473. Space cannot emerge from geometry, because geometry takes place in space.
    2
  1474.  @eamon4279  I think it's also about Joe recognizing that he has a diverse audience, with varying age, background, interests and education. Taking it a bit slower, clarifying difficult concepts, elaborating on facts, clarifying context, etc makes the interview accessible to more viewers.
    2
  1475. Yeah, unfortunate name for a professor.
    2
  1476. Reinvestment of pandemic profits into increased capture of decision making and regulatory institutions.... how incredibly predictable.
    2
  1477. "Somebody who says my child is wrong because of how he or she feels, that they are not allowed to be who they are..." So her child is a MAGA?
    2
  1478. Ameshia Cross embodies much of what I feel is wrong about journalism, but as long she is challenged by someone like Amber Athey I think Ameshia provides value by provoking much needed discussion. Many share Ameshia's perspective so it is important to challenge it in a respectful way.
    2
  1479. Fcked again. The ordinary people never wins.
    2
  1480. Wow, Briahna's Star Trek game took me off guard.
    2
  1481. Very interesting! I hope there are more interviews with Hussain Askary out there.
    2
  1482. @somor98 I think he explained that very well. Individuals that work togeather have a better chance of survival than those who don't. He even braught up the possibility of 'slackers' who use the benefits of the group without contributing, but then argued that under threat of being outperformed and overrun by other groups, such behaviour would be a disadvantage.
    2
  1483. My time is over.
    2
  1484. +KenTheSinger The guy with an assault rifle to the right. Who shot the second shot after he fell though?
    1
  1485. Thank you Vice! Very relevant subject right now.
    1
  1486. Trump's medical results are not only positive, they are HIV positive.
    1
  1487. troll.
    1
  1488. As we experienced in 2007-2009, America's economy is too big to fail. We may have to split it up into smaller pieces.
    1
  1489. So don't send your kids there.
    1
  1490. North Charleston Police Chief Eddie Driggers was "Sickened" by how a police officer under his watch could be so sloppy as to not notice he was being recorded.
    1
  1491. Reza as a lion. I see what you did there! :)
    1
  1492. The conclusion of the authors: "The results suggest that exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's differentiation between reality and fiction, not just for religious stories but also for fantastical stories."
    1
  1493. I can't help but think Clive is being a bit of a cunt.
    1
  1494. I wonder how it had turned out if he had identified himself as she asked. It shouldn't matter though.
    1
  1495. I bet many conservatives watch the development in Russia with envy. Masculine authoritarian warhawk for president. Persecution of LGBT. Misogyny. Etc.
    1
  1496. ***** ISIS is a highly political group that uses religion to gain sympathizers.
    1
  1497. What matters to neo-conservatives is not to find solutions, but to exert confidence while making spectacular attempts.
    1
  1498. Nick brings nothing new to the table, though he brings something to a new table. I hope his fellow plutocrats are willing to listen.
    1
  1499. I wonder what portion of TYT subscribers/viewers are American.
    1
  1500. Being difficult and acting like a complete asshole is not illegal, it's libertarian.
    1
  1501. hisvorpalsword What good did killing Usama do for America? What changed after his death?
    1
  1502. CogniVision LOL
    1
  1503. ***** It was a rhetorical aimed at horror junkie.
    1
  1504. horrorjunkie92 Is it really that bad to primarily focus on the issues that afflicts yourself or the people you care for? Is this phenomena really unique to feminists? BUT DOUBLE STANDARDS! Really? No other political movement hide self-serving agendas behind more generally applied rhetoric? Perhaps you aren't looking at feminism objectively, perhaps you caugh apply a double standard?
    1
  1505. ***** On a sidenote: If her crime is the symptom of an illness, is it really fair to hold her responsible?
    1
  1506. She's hot though. I'd let her beat me around.
    1
  1507. In the university library a guy was caught masturbating while gazing at some girl. The girl reported the incident to authorities. It later came to our knowledge that he'd consulted 4chan about the incident where he claimed to be a confused and sexually frustrated virgin and that he didn't realize he'd cause her so much distress. In the end he got suspended for a year until the girl graduated, but no legal consequences.
    1
  1508. To be fair, the reason dogs can't consent to sex with human being isn't that they necessarily would refuse (ever had a dog humping your leg?) but that we have decided that they aren't smart enough to know what's best for them.
    1
  1509. Rockownz5150 That's different though because chickens are obviously stupid.
    1
  1510. Rockownz5150 True, but you need to distinguish between what's morally ok to eat and what's edible.
    1
  1511. Pervy Wanker I'm saying it explains the locals' reactions, not justifies it.
    1
  1512. ***** I wouldn't call Wikipedia "holy scriptures". ;)
    1
  1513. SLRok They had until now.
    1
  1514. Do it then!
    1
  1515. Jon Wise Yes, the projection is of course extrapolation from the current trend and cannot account for any dramatic change. There is a chance that life expectancy will extend dramatically quite soon, yes, but it may also take 100 years, or more. You also need to consider that the rapid progress made on AI which may eventually unlock our key to longer life may also bring other technological innovations which have a different influence on the trend. What I'm saying is that it is probably best to act on trends suggested by solid data and not speculate.
    1
  1516. Jon Wise Agreed.
    1
  1517. Xifong Christian Nope. Will check it out!
    1
  1518. No one has ever claimed little girls cursing is worse than rape.
    1
  1519. Light And Shadow ...and as a human being?
    1
  1520. Light And Shadow That was actually a good comeback! :) I just generally dislike when people start their sentences with "as a [whatever] ...". I want to hear people's opinions, not what they feel obliged to say on behalf of some group.
    1
  1521. Is 2.5x more likely to commit crimes a legitimate reason for no accepting them into our society? There are subgroups within our society with a far greater likelyhood. Should we retract the citizenship for these groups? Why not?
    1
  1522. Bryant Jones Not necessarily. The sum of two negative numbers is only more negative.
    1
  1523. "Government can take your money without criminal charges" So... taxation basically? ;)
    1
  1524. Michael Taylor Couldn't have said it better myself. :)
    1
  1525. Kenneth McCormick Martyrdom is often presented as the purest form of altruism, that is to sacrifice one self for the greater good.
    1
  1526. 0cards0 I think it is an interesting idea though. Wouldn't a selfish individual understanding that one is better off helping others than only looking to oneself seek to help others out of selfish interest?
    1
  1527. Here we go again. TYT hating on the Christians!
    1
  1528. It's always been hot though. It's just that now it has a name.
    1
  1529. Guillermo Sanchez It's a rhetorical.
    1
  1530. SlayerofFiction I didn't say referring to the president as black is not racist.
    1
  1531. SlayerofFiction Alright. It was the president of the U.S.A. also known as Barack Hussein Obama.
    1
  1532. SlayerofFiction Fail in what way? Was the description ambiguous?
    1
  1533. SlayerofFiction What? What are you talking about?
    1
  1534. I want to talk to her so bad. I imagine 127 years of experiences put things in perspective.
    1
  1535. I can assure you that "Gunner" does not mean "bold warrior" in Swedish. However "Gunnar" is a common name in Sweden and can be interpreted as "bold warrior" in old Norse.
    1
  1536. I can't form a strong opinion without proper context. I would have to see footage of the minute leading up to the altercation. Hard to judge based on him already being pissed off at the guy for reasons unknown.
    1
  1537. Haku infinite Because it was ended by purposely killing hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians?
    1
  1538. Haku infinite They thought their emperor was god, were willing to sacrifice their lives for the cause, were not willing to stop... so explain why we wouldn't drop a few nukes over the middle east right now! It's fucking ridiculous to brush off nuclear strikes of cities full of civilians as "they made us do it, we had no choice, it was our only option". No it wasn't.
    1
  1539. LiamE69 The bombings marked the end of Japan's offensive, not the entire world war. But anyhow, my point was not that the conflicts are comparable in number of casualties or suffering, but that there are other conflicts that fulfill the criteria you mentioned for why the nuclear strikes in Japan were justified.
    1
  1540. Haku infinite Japan never threatened the US public and never even came close to US mainland. They attacked purely military targets that they thought would interfere with their actions in South-East Asia. But this is not the point. My point was that the middle-east fulfilled the criteria for justification of a nuclear strike you mentioned earlier. If there is an additional criteria that the country has to pose a significant threat to "EVERYONE" then this is new information.
    1
  1541. dangerouslytalented Yes. And?
    1
  1542. The Facebook app also keeps bugging you with push notifications asking "Do you know [this person]?", and the bizarre thing is that this isn't even an option. Facebook wants you to expand your social sphere, so you better fucking do it! ...and that's why I decided to uninstall the app.
    1
  1543. Funny how they just casually equates Iran becoming one of the already many nations that possess nukes to U.S.A. getting nuked.
    1
  1544. Thug Stopping Pro I'm not convinced the cost of illegal immigration is greater than the cost of having the military patrol the boarders.
    1
  1545. Thug Stopping Pro Both of those reports are from political activist groups. Try a peer reviewed journal if you are interested in reality.
    1
  1546. Thug Stopping Pro In all honesty, I am not enough updated on the matter to have a strong opinion, and I don't really have time to do the required research right now. This is mostly because US is not my home country so it doesn't really affect me. You on the other hand, who seem to deeply care about the issue and believe the problem have a direct negative impact on your life, you should strive to get hold of the most accurate information and improve your understanding.
    1
  1547. Oh I've seen these morons all over internet. Annoying little cunts is what they are, mindlessly repeating the same phrases over and over because some dude told them to.
    1
  1548. "So you're a parasite living off the hard work of others." Didn't we all gladly recieve years of education and support at the cost of others before we began contributing to society? Why can't we grant newcomers from across the boarder the same opportunity as we grant newcomers through the birth canal?
    1
  1549. The frustrating part is that we can't actively fix the middle east, this is something they need to do themselves, such that they can find pride and take responsibility in what they have created.
    1
  1550. This just goes to show how ridiculous recent development of internet has been, where everything is shared automatically to various spots and devices with little transparency nor overview unless you have bothered to specifically disable those functions. Fuck Google, fuck Facebook, fuck Apple.
    1
  1551. It doesn't seem as though the attack was religiously motivated but was more about his Muslim identity.
    1
  1552. Another useless comment about the speaker supposedly getting away with being racist against white people.
    1
  1553. 72% approval from Muslims is a fine accomplishment considering the wars in the middle east.
    1
  1554. Judge was obviously power tripping.
    1
  1555. Too hot... can't resist... must hate... must kill!
    1
  1556. 2:16 "...to make sure we slow down the amount of carbon we put into the ... um ... ozone." What the hell?
    1
  1557. +MsDaniH23 That's bullshit. Apples (as most fruits) contain fructose which is among the sugars that absorbs directly into the blood stream.
    1
  1558. Ironically it seems like what triggered the trigger happy cops was him twitching due to being tazed.
    1
  1559. If the teacher could just be mature enough to end his power demonstration, let go of his pride, and let go of the phone, the situation would deescalate very quickly. Then he could take up the issue with the school principal and decide on appropriate consequences of the student's behavior.
    1
  1560. Thank you! Always nice to have a professional crime psychologist's perspective. That he also happens to be a practicing judge is unbelievable. Not every day you run into a polymath.
    1
  1561. Maybe he feels that he has more to win by marketing his ideas to an audience that don't already agree with him? He probably trusts that most TYT viewers will already vote for him. Just a thought.
    1
  1562. R&D is already included in the overhead cost of the drug so saying some of the profit will go to developing new drugs is dishonest. The profit does not go into R&D by definition.
    1
  1563. What does "quality sperm" constitute?
    1
  1564. This guy is hilarious, but sometimes I feel that he's overusing his impressions at the cost of humor.
    1
  1565. Mr2awsomeness Because islamophobia and intolerance towards Muslims has never been addressed in media.
    1
  1566. ***** Yes.
    1
  1567. Waltham1892 What's the option?
    1
  1568. bla ba The countries you mention are not known to be welcoming to journalists.
    1
  1569. bla ba Yes.
    1
  1570. Go home John.
    1
  1571. Time to change what... that anyone can be a victim of rape? Is it better to concentrate the rape to a sorry few?
    1
  1572. If we can only clearly see red dwarfs in our neighborhood, is it possible that a portion of gravitational influence of dark matter is actually red dwarfs?
    1
  1573. Oh art. Get your shit together.
    1
  1574. ParrhesiaJoe CEO huh... is the board aware that they hired a tin-foil?
    1
  1575. +film79 Looked it up. Yup. Below -100ºC usually.
    1
  1576. Inur Butt I don't deal with knowledge in terms of "facts". I conduct research for a living.
    1
  1577. Inur Butt If you explain to me who and what I'm supposed to disagree with, I'll give it a shot.
    1
  1578. Inur Butt Homo Sapiens has existed for about 200k years and you ask me to refute that some race hasn't accomplished anything in a million? I'm sorry, if you don't specify your claims better I cannot begin to refute them.
    1
  1579. Inur Butt You can begin by specifying who you mean by "they".
    1
  1580. amerahkiin Well, if not untraceable, at least demand that precautions are taken to sweep away the traces.
    1
  1581. Lady in orange is stunning, but not cunning.
    1
  1582. According to the Bible, lucifer said: "I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God; I will also sit on the mount of the congregation. On the farthest sides of the north I will ascend above the heights of the clouds. I will be like the Most High" So basically, he aspired to be God's equal. Not sure how being a pain in the ass and managing God's torture chamber would bring him any closer to that goal though. Anyway, God didn't like that, so he went political on him and said: "Yet you shall be brought down to Sheol, To the lowest depths of the Pit. Those who see you will gaze at you, And consider you, saying: ‘Is this the man who made the earth tremble, Who shook kingdoms, Who made the world as a wilderness And destroyed its cities, Who did not open the house of his prisoners?" (wtf?) Isaiah 14:12-17
    1
  1583. UTubeHobby But hell is god's institution isn't it? It is ultimately He who sends people there.
    1
  1584. Looking at world statistics there's a clear relation between GDP/capita and total fertility rate. Men rejecting the family life because of unrealistic expectations of them is certainly a factor, but it is intellectually dishonest to just throw all other factors out the window because you find it ideologically convenient. Researchers on this topic are unanimous in that the relation cannot be attributed to a single mechanism.
    1
  1585. 3:54 "a female pregnant woman" lol
    1
  1586. It's not performance art. It's self-advertising.
    1
  1587. I'm very pessimistic about reversing climate change. It's just not gonna happen. There's too much profit interest in oil. But the oil will run out eventually so we might as well brace ourselves for a world without it by start looking for alternative solutions.
    1
  1588. What does she do for a living?
    1
  1589. +DieNetaDie Do you think he'd be interested in joining for a square?
    1
  1590. Damn. Didn't know she was that old. She was an interesting woman.
    1
  1591. D'Souza is just that kind of empty shell of a person who don't really address topics because they trouble him or take the side that he believe is right. What matters to him is the reward at stake and that he wins it. Victory over cause; strategy over substance; ends over means. Everything else is just an act.
    1
  1592. The case is rather that US is embarrassed that an organization like ISIS grew strong despite a decade of occupation and counterterrorism. Their failure makes them seem weak, and showing weakness is by some considered a threat to national security.
    1
  1593. One part of me tells me we should just allow market forces to take its toll on these businesses. If they reject gay customers or employees they'll lose a large market segment or skilled labor to their competitors and will suffer consequences. However, what if the market forces weren't strong enough to hurt these businesses in any significant way? What if homosexuals were denied more essential services like drug stores, auto repairs, gas stations, electricity providers, or public transportation? How much should people have to suffer in order to avoid interference with the free market? Makes the issue more difficult.
    1
  1594. soapbxprod Lack of reliable data I would presume.
    1
  1595. Cenk's Pat Robertson sounds like Herbert the Pervert.
    1
  1596. As a PhD student I can attest that the funding of research matters quite a lot. It's not uncommon at all that researchers avoid certain conclusions or choose to highlight others in order to satisfy their funder.
    1
  1597. ELI5?
    1
  1598. On an individual level it is perfectly understood that if a person get education they generally get a better job and contribute more to the economy, but somehow when education is payed through taxation it is no longer considered a profitable investment but a loss of revenue.
    1
  1599. Why is the camera following the movements of her head? Creeps me out.
    1
  1600. Waits for feminists to write anything whatsoever so that I have someone to argue with.
    1
  1601. The only bias here is your confirmation bias. They could be reporting about an overlooked epidemic of women poisoning their husbands and you'd without a doubt find something to complain about. It would be how they cover, how often, or how long the video is. There's always gonna be something that confirms your preconception, and you will believe your own lies every time.
    1
  1602. Titus Orelius If reality bores you, I'll leave you to your delusions. It seems your ego depends on them.
    1
  1603. I hope the fuck not. Manipulative dishonest fucking weasel.
    1
  1604. iLeanOn Ice Since lack of production of Vitamin D due to migration to less sunny places. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypovitaminosis_D#Darker_skin_color
    1
  1605. theslimeylimey So what I'm saying is she made some good points and her work is clearly valuable. You shouldn't allow yourself to be distracted from that because she told the story from her personal and cultural perspective. Then you would be actually missing something, as you sarcastically suggested in your first comment.
    1
  1606. "I don't like how they're spending, so let's tax them" is kind of a shitty argument.
    1
  1607. So that's why the other party is called democrats.
    1
  1608. Thanks! I like being wrong. Apparently this is not a GOP problem but a more general problem.
    1
  1609. Video Game Rehab ...or they were just as ignorant as I was. TYT have critizised democrats in the past when they find it appropriate.
    1
  1610. Vanessa Smith Stubbornly sticking to an idea is never a virtue on its own.
    1
  1611. Vanessa Smith There is nothing preferable about standing for something over falling for anything if it is false. We should only invest as much in an idea as there is certainty derived from evidence. The problem with trusting only god is that there is no reliable way to determine what he's about. It's just a mess of ever evolving rumors and interpretations floating on and about through time and cultures.
    1
  1612. Your spells have no effect on us wizard!
    1
  1613. Abstract In two studies, 5- and 6-year-old children were questioned about the status of the protagonist embedded in three different types of stories. In realistic stories that only included ordinary events, all children, irrespective of family background and schooling, claimed that the protagonist was a real person. In religious stories that included ordinarily impossible events brought about by divine intervention, claims about the status of the protagonist varied sharply with exposure to religion. Children who went to church or were enrolled in a parochial school, or both, judged the protagonist in religious stories to be a real person, whereas secular children with no such exposure to religion judged the protagonist in religious stories to be fictional. Children's upbringing was also related to their judgment about the protagonist in fantastical stories that included ordinarily impossible events whether brought about by magic (Study 1) or without reference to magic (Study 2). Secular children were more likely than religious children to judge the protagonist in such fantastical stories to be fictional. The results suggest that exposure to religious ideas has a powerful impact on children's differentiation between reality and fiction, not just for religious stories but also for fantastical stories. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/cogs.12138/abstract
    1
  1614. I try to treat people how I want to be treated, however this sometimes cause problems as not all people want to be treated as I do.
    1
  1615. If Japan wants to have a racial beauty contest, they may arrange it by themselves.
    1
  1616. Did beauty ever correlate with sanity?
    1
  1617. This is just vote baiting. She will not actually do anything effective to end mass incarcerations.
    1
  1618. This is an appeal to rebellious teen age girls, and I believe it is successful in that.
    1
  1619. "O R D E R   M A D   A S   H E L L   O N   I T U N E S!" "F O L L O W   T H E   L I N K   B E L O W !" Would you fucking TURN IT DOWN A NOTCH?
    1
  1620. Drawings of Muhammed should not be compared with anti-semitic propaganda images, because there is an important difference between agitating a group against oneself and agitating society against a group. However, determining intent can be difficult, so it may be complicated legally to discern the two.
    1
  1621. Stoner's To-Do List Posted Online By TYT.
    1
  1622. Polymers are produced by serial linking of tiny molecules called mers (hence poly-mer). I assume they first let the mers soak into the tissue before they trigger the linking processes.
    1
  1623. By rocks I think they mean cysts.
    1
  1624. Sorry to ruin your party but it seem like you're bending over backwards to ridicule the video just because it's Palin.
    1
  1625. I grew up in the far north of Sweden. Most winters temperatures drop below -30ºC and some years approaches -50ºC. Guess what? We turn up the heat and stay inside, and if we really have to go outside we cover up and rush to the next warm place, usually a pre-heated car.
    1
  1626. Why didn't he show the above ground solar collector in his tech demonstration? Seems like he's hiding something.
    1
  1627. That Americans prefer Sweden's income distribution does not mean they want the Swedish model or socialism. They just wish the free market was able to distribute income more fairly.
    1
  1628. I like the blunt cut at 0:09. So obvious that she failed to pronounce his name.
    1
  1629. Shrinking glaciers, migrating species, increased frequency of extreme weather events, etc. Yeah but Trump don't believe in none of that shit because sure it might be warming but he can't explain why the weather chances over years and decades therefore scientists can't know.
    1
  1630. Smart and asshole are not mutually exclusive.
    1
  1631. O'Reilly is a lying piece of shit. He wasn't merely paraphrasing other people's opinion, he was paraphrasing the people who he claims view the flag in a historical context, clearly implying their views are the historically correct ones as opposed to the views of his black guest.
    1
  1632. I wouldn't call protecting one's own property "heroic". I believe that's reserved for when you put yourself at risk to protect others.
    1
  1633. ManOfDeath567 It's a myth in every country, however it's less of a myth in Scandinavia than USA. Why you ask? Because the Scandinavian society offers far better social mobility.
    1
  1634. John Doe I am OP, and it seems you agree with me.
    1
  1635. The settlement should be payed not by the tax payers, not by the city, not by the police department, but by the officers who did this to him.
    1
  1636. A crucial element is left out from the discussion in this piece: "Prison administrators have pointed out that some people in segregation are allowed cellmates and thus are not "solitary." In Logan, for instance, prison watchdog group the John Howard Association found that 92 of the 99 women in segregation shared cells with one other person (a term known as double-celling). In California's women's prisons, only two of the 158 women in Administrative Segregation and four of the 78 women in the Security Housing Unit were in cells alone; the others are double-celled." In the short documentary they say the subject was in the "SHU" 60 days which they falsely equate with solitary confinement for and suggest through illustrations that she was alone in her cell. However they never explicitly elaborate on whether she was actually alone. Considering the above statistics and the fact that the subject seems to have been more concerned for the condition of her skin and hair and not having a TV at night than the lack of human contact, I find it likely that the subject shared those 60 days with a bunkmate.
    1
  1637. nosuchthing8 False dichotomy.
    1
  1638. simials Fascism is an extremer version of conservatism.
    1
  1639. I think blocking them on YouTube only prevents them from sending PM and commenting your videos.
    1
  1640. Thomas Rogers Was it something I said? lol
    1
  1641. Rule #1: Don't like: Don't watch!
    1
  1642. I don't understand why Megyn grants him the attention. Just ignore the clown!
    1
  1643. So what if I'm in a circular orbit around a black hole? Then I'm in free fall yet I'm at stable distance from the singularity. Will time be influenced or not? Why?
    1
  1644. I'd say there's a good chance many of these are bisexual but when it comes to settling down they prefer female.
    1
  1645. Victorkapz If that was the case, it would be an interesting fact. What is the reason why 5% don't?
    1
  1646. Killing a murderer makes as much sense as raping an adulterer.
    1
  1647. Relevant article: http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/nov/24/-sp-us-drone-strikes-kill-1147
    1
  1648. ItsameAlex Ok...
    1
  1649. szeddezs Ah, it makes sense now. Thank you!
    1
  1650. 4:56 The level of happiness that may only exist between a man and his favorite toy.
    1
  1651. I don't get what Cenk's point is. Is he saying media is feeding the fire by covering ISIS too much? Wouldn't that make Cenk a hypocrite?
    1
  1652. The cows were obviously resisting, so what were the farmers supposed to do? This situation could have been resolved so easily if the cows had just complied.
    1
  1653. DoomKaiserGliders Sarcasm. Satire.
    1
  1654. DoomKaiserGliders I was.
    1
  1655. DoomKaiserGliders Oh! Well now that I think about it my comment was more satire than sarcasm.
    1
  1656. Trevin Gaffney Yes, and it's up to you to figure out which is the case.
    1
  1657. It never occurred to me that Netanyahu would have such an excellent american english accent. What's his background?
    1
  1658. Ah, that would explain their absence!
    1
  1659. Greece did not cave in. The people voted no in the referendum. The Greek government caved in and defied the result of the referendum.
    1
  1660. Lobos222 Like I said, you can claim that there was this and that sign suggesting their ways were unsustainable, but the fact is, if the economy appears to be running fine to the common man, the natural instinct is to assume that it is. I don't think you had acted much differently under such a system.
    1
  1661. I tried this at a party a few years ago. I wasn't that impressed. The most prominent effect was the sound distortion. It sounded like I was in a steel canister. I also felt dizzy as I was about to pass out, obviously from the lack of oxygen in my lungs.
    1
  1662. Maybe the media plays the devil's advocate and aim critique at whoever happen to be in power at the moment? Just a thought, not sure if there's anything to it.
    1
  1663. rell relle You're not just taking occational trips away from reality for meditation. You're actually living with grave misconceptions that shape your thought process, values and world view, as was obvious from your first comment. It's not healthy. That many do it does not make it any better, only more socially accepted.
    1
  1664. rell relle I didn't say people meditate to get away from reality, I said people get away from reality as a mean for meditation. Meditation usually involves isolating the mind from sensory input or distractions, that's what I meant by "escape from reality". I also didn't say meditation is unhealthy, I said your particular meditation exercise is unhealthy, because you fail to see it as only such. Sure, meditation can help you learn about yourself and possibly something about others assuming they are similarly wired, but please understand that you simply cannot learn something new about the outside world by looking inwards, only derive conclusions from what's already in there. It is therefore important that your internal model of the world corresponds well to reality before you start your meditation, otherwise you will likely come to the wrong conclusions.
    1
  1665. +Saffat Bokul (Menace Slinger) Exactly. She could loose some fat. Thighs are touching for christ sake.
    1
  1666. Alright that's fucked up. Why would he withdraw $200k though?
    1
  1667. Ashton Kutcher is mistaken. Surely homosexuality isn't something that is discovered, but something that heterosexuals are lured into by evil influences such as science, sex ed and the devil.
    1
  1668. "... we deal with racism because there are different races." lol
    1
  1669. Doesn't the equation express a general goal or purpose rather than intelligence? Wanting to set your feet on the moon isn't intelligence. Finding the means to do so is. Interesting nevertheless!
    1
  1670. Geo Dim Are you familiar with Mark Blyth?
    1
  1671. Alex Spec If you are at all interested in what is actually going on in Greece you should read this: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/greece/2015-07-07/pain-athens
    1
  1672. Sayuas "The EFSF was a company the EU set up in Luxemburg “to preserve financial stability in Europe’s economic and monetary union” by issuing bonds to the tune of 440 billion euro that would generate loans to countries in trouble. So what did they do with that funding? They raised bonds to bail Greece’s creditors—the banks of France and Germany mainly—via loans to Greece. Greece was thus a mere conduit for a bailout. It was not a recipient in any significant way, despite what is constantly repeated in the media. Of the roughly 230 billion euro disbursed to Greece, it is estimated that only 27 billion went toward keeping the Greek state running. Indeed, by 2013 Greece was running a surplus and did not need such financing. Accordingly, 65 percent of the loans to Greece went straight through Greece to core banks for interest payments, maturing debt, and for domestic bank recapitalization demanded by the lenders. By another accounting, 90 percent of the “loans to Greece” bypassed Greece entirely."
    1
  1673. Let me guess... Shia?
    1
  1674. Non-leathal you said? Don't worry, US authorities will find a way.
    1
  1675. There are different categories, moron.
    1
  1676. Why call it "death match" if no one dies?
    1
  1677. Why is there a public registry of sex offenders but not of murderers?
    1
  1678. I would like to ask Milo how important he think it is for a democracy to protect minorities from oppression by the majority, and how he thinks this is best accomplished.
    1
  1679. If you don't support Israel you are not American. Logic!
    1
  1680. Donald Trump rapes young boys, beats them to death and dumps them in the river.
    1
  1681. 100% Stannis 100% Mannis What's illogical about that?
    1
  1682. I don't think Cruz is deluded by his father into believing he's going to be president. I think his rhetoric is part of his calculated plan. He knows how to appeal to his republican voters.
    1
  1683. If it's ok to beat a child when it deserves it, why is it illegal to beat adults regardless?
    1
  1684. Sorry to ruin your party but it seem like you're bending over backwards to ridicule the video just because it's Palin.
    1
  1685. Trump making sexist comments against women and making hateful comments against minorities = Truth-telling Obama pointing out the problems with an influential figure like Trump making such comments = Divisive rhetoric It's inconceivable how some people see no problem with this reasoning.
    1
  1686. If Trump can be a presidential candidate why couldn't Kanye?
    1
  1687. People crying over bias here would cheer a video that was biased towards their own views.
    1
  1688. ***** What are you talking about?
    1
  1689. Jim Bob ...unless it's a Lambo of course.
    1
  1690. Mads Vestergaard I bet many guys would consider that a fair trade-off too.
    1
  1691. He's not pathetic, in fact he is apathetic.
    1
  1692. Did you know hospitals make profit off of people getting sick? SHOCKING!
    1
  1693. Since he is infallible, the only logical conclusion is that the Pope didn't change, reality did.
    1
  1694. Jim Bob Source?
    1
  1695. TheSpiritOfTheTimes I hope you understand that you are claiming 49 out of 50 European governments pay ransoms and that those articles discuss 7: France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Switzerland. Articles simply discussing "European countries" can not be considered serious. I even doubt all European nations have had any hostage situations to respond to.
    1
  1696. TheSpiritOfTheTimes It would mean that not all (far from all) European governments except UK pay ransoms.
    1
  1697. Doing the wrong thing is better than doing no-thing? What kind of logic is that?
    1
  1698. If no one accepted the salaries, the employers would be forced to raise their offer. So the big question is, why are people accepting a salaries below which are enough to live on?
    1
  1699. If people had options, they'd turn elsewhere for employment. This would make employers compete against one another for employees, pushing up salaries. If the game is rigged, some aspect of this mechanism isn't working. Either there is a shortage of employers competing for employees, or they conspire about salary levels. Probably the prior is a larger factor. Then my question is: what are the reasons for the high unemployment rate? Do employers actively work to keep it high? How? Or is this a result of politics aiming to keep cost of labor low, making the economy more competitive on the global market?
    1
  1700. Of course we don't live in a capitalist utopia, that was exactly my point. The reason I'm asking questions is because I'm curious. How is the system rigged, and by whom? What are the main mechanisms keeping salaries low? What are the main mechanisms preventing an uprising? Was the system designed with these mechanisms and their effects in mind, or were they coincidental and only later discovered, exploited and protected by those who benefit?
    1
  1701. While I'm speaking to the man who has all the answers, I must ask: why is there something rather than nothing?
    1
  1702. Just to be clear, Sweden has a very wide definition of rape compared to most countries and is very encouraging of victims of rape to report.
    1
  1703. Owning and shooting guns as a hobby is ok. Hunting is ok. The doctrine propagated by NRA is nuts.
    1
  1704. Wow. Trump no longer writes his own speeches.
    1
  1705. Of course he does.
    1
  1706. At the end of elementary school (15 years old) some of the parents in the class arranged a trip out to some farm where we BBQ'd, drank beer, shot hard liquor, some of us for the first time. This may seem careless at first glance (naturally a few of us drank too much, puked, passed out) but in the end everyone had a great time and it turned out to be the night everyone goes nostalgic about during reunions. - Sweden
    1
  1707. Webshooters1 Terrorism® has already been claimed. Any unauthorized use of the term is prohibited under the 1946 Lenham Act (15 U.S.C. § 1051) and punishable by character assassination, exile or jail up to forever. Authorized use include but is not exclusive to rallying support by pandering to fear for a cause, bill, or candidate that is otherwise against public interest. For details, contact your local bigot representative.
    1
  1708. ...because enabling large corporations to throttle the traffic of smaller competitors makes the IT sector more competitive? :/ I'm sorry, I don't follow. Can you explain?
    1
  1709. If those are the most offensive jokes they could find, he's really one of the tamest comedians around. Imagine if e.g. Louis CK, Ricky Gervais, Jim Jefferies or Jim Norton got the job...
    1
  1710. The banner is predatory at worst.
    1
  1711. Joffrey Baratheon... is that you?
    1
  1712. +Elem Oki Do you want to hang him for treason? Lol
    1
  1713. Zeno Rockbell That's commitment.
    1
  1714. I really enjoy listening to this guy. He always looks at things from fresh angles.
    1
  1715. There's no such thing as evil. Why are you so afraid of going more than an inch beneath the surface of human nature?
    1
  1716. I really hope so.
    1
  1717. I wanna see before and after that procedure.
    1
  1718. What makes Musk extraordinary is not his ability to dream but his persistence and courage to make them reality.
    1
  1719. Is threatening to make someone swallow their words a death threat? :/
    1
  1720. What could possibly be more capitalistic than challenging the traditional view of capitalism on a free market of competing ideas?
    1
  1721. ***** You just demonstrated how incredibly paranoid and deluded you are. I'm just a guy writing these comments for my own amusements. My job is completely unrelated.
    1
  1722. Dinesh is a despicable person.
    1
  1723. Peter Mavrakis Americentrism.
    1
  1724. +rollingcan You are now tax exempt.
    1
  1725. Why did you stop blurring his face? I thought that was a great idea.
    1
  1726. Ironically, despite its supposed progressive profile, Sweden is also yet to have a female president (prime minister).
    1
  1727. Why did you illustrate the observable universe as a cylinder rather than a sphere? May cause misunderstanding.
    1
  1728. Phreaker1997 "The observable universe consists of the galaxies and other matter that can, in principle, be observed from Earth at the present time because light and other signals from these objects have had time to reach Earth since the beginning of the cosmological expansion. Assuming the universe is isotropic, the distance to the edge of the observable universe is roughly the same in every direction. That is, the observable universe is a spherical volume (a ball) centered on the observer." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observable_universe You are right though, we don't know the shape of the full universe.
    1
  1729. I like Jimmy's point. The gun rights are supposed to safe-guard our other rights. Funny how gun advocates often care more about their right to own guns than anything else.
    1
  1730. It would be funny if the reason these Chelsea fans kicked him off the train was not that he was black, but that he was an Arsenal fan... ...but no they were just racists.
    1
  1731. 2 years for being inappropriate. No harm to anyone nor any material damage. That's just insane.
    1
  1732. No Gina. Not knowing if you're an atheist makes you ambivalent or ignorant. Agnostic is not a middle ground between belief and atheism.
    1
  1733. Messiah complex?
    1
  1734. "How do we give people the security from which to take risks?" "All of life is a series of daring adventures from a secure base" Wow. This guy gets it.
    1
  1735. Is there a conceptual difference between migration and invasion to you? If yes, describe and differentiate the concepts. Then we can have a discussion.
    1
  1736. RemusKingOfRome5 I asked you to define and differentiate the concepts.
    1
  1737. RemusKingOfRome5 I haven't presented any arguments. I simply ask you to clarify your position.
    1
  1738. 3:31 - 3:33 deserves to be a standalone video.
    1
  1739. Yeah... teeth in thumbnail are totally photoshopped and fake though.
    1
  1740. The market will decide. ;)
    1
  1741. Watch Adam Curtis documentaries if you haven't already done that.
    1
  1742. I just googled Trey Gowdy. That dude has rocked a lot of strange hair styles.
    1
  1743. Perhaps because you are so bad at explaining your case.
    1
  1744. It's not only not a problem, it was fun and we should thank her for sharing.
    1
  1745. Agerr Gerra I only know FDM by first hand experience, and in that case you can almost make any shape you want that's plastic. There are however some limitations. It has a resolution, meaning there is a minimum thickness you can obtain and all dimensions has to be specified in terms of discrete increments. It is also not possible to create completely closed hallow shapes as this makes it impossible to remove the support material. This is just one among many 3D printing principles though. I think SLA for example is more flexible when it comes to dimensions.
    1
  1746. Good riddence
    1
  1747. The 60% was an estimation of how much someone earning >$250,000 get to keep. The 45% on the other hand was a reference to how much tax someone earning >$750,000 has to pay in taxes. So the difference is only 5% and regards different tax brackets. It seems Chafee wasn't the one mixing things up, rather TYT and Hannity.
    1
  1748. The woman needs to stop talking and listen to the man on the right. No I'm not saying this because she's a woman. She just isn't saying anything intelligent.
    1
  1749. That's a very shallow reason to have people executed.
    1
  1750. Kinaibhlan A bullet to the head is also cheaper than a fair trial. Justice served.
    1
  1751. It's not that cops are acting out these killings on behalf of the state, it's that they are out of control.
    1
  1752. http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/
    1
  1753. ***** A reference to IPCC in the introduction is not a reason to disqualify the subsequent body of evidence. That is pure confirmation bias.
    1
  1754. ***** If global warming is a conspiracy, what are they (whoever they are) trying to accomplish? What is the purpose of the fraud?
    1
  1755. Gray Cat If you're going to claim this is a global fraud to make a profit, you need to tell me who and how. A global warming caused by man-made greenhouse gas emissions implies that consumption must reduce in general, petroleum products in particular. It demands a complete rehaul of our infrastructure away from petroleum dependence. We must turn away from cheap low-tech fossil power sources and invest in R&D for more sustainable solutions. All of this imples increased short term costs and loss of revenue, not profit. There is more short term economical incentive in clinging to a petroleum based society than chasing CO2 emissions.
    1
  1756. Gray Cat No one states that global warming is going to eradicate mankind in one generation. A complete ban would incapacitate society, ensuring complete chaos and death in millions/billions. The idea is to instead make a smooth transition through rehabilitation and technological innovation. Emission taxes stimulate innovation in appropriate areas and grants more sustainable technologies a competitive advantage. Also, taxes aren't simply ending up in the pockets of the legislators. Tax spending is public record, and most of it is spent on public services. Theft for personal gain through taxation of carbon emissions would be ridiculously complicated, risky and inefficient. Also, considering that these taxes doesn't exist in a vacuum, but constitute a rather tiny fraction of the total tax revenue makes your hypothesis look a bit silly. In fact, some countries where this tax has been introduced have actually lowered the total tax burden over the years. Seems quite stupid if they're trying to steal through taxation, don't you think?
    1
  1757. Gray Cat No. You pick out the best example and we can take it from there. I'm not gonna do your work and guess what argument you were trying to make.
    1
  1758. Gray Cat Though briefly, I did answer your question, but since it didn't get through to you I'll elaborate a little more. I repeat: "No one states that global warming is going to eradicate mankind in one generation." I would even go as far as to say global warming isn't going to eradicate mankind, period. Things that are likely to happen is: ocean level will rise, deserts will grow, the frequencies of extreme weather events will increase, ecosystems will be disrupted, habitats will drift north, species will go extinct, human lives will be lost, cities destroyed. However, in the long run we will likely survive and adapt to the new less preferable conditions. These consequences are considered severe enough to make an effort. The urgency that is communicated is not due to some imminent apocalypse. It stems from the understanding that there is a threshold of global warming beyond which natural feedback loops and synergies will take over and shift the climate even further away from the norm even if we later stop introducing new CO2 to the atmosphere. Examples are that as the amount of ice and snow decrease more sun light is absorbed; a retraction of the permafrost leads to large amounts of methane being released which is a strong greenhouse gas. So why isn't anyone just putting the foot down and ban CO2? Well as I already explained, this would cause unnecessary harm. So let's instead ask why politicians aren't doing more than they are. First of all, one can not simply force radical solutions in democracies. Citizens must be aware of the issue and willing to take part in the solution. As you are a good example of, it is not easy communicating science with the masses. Secondly, the global nature of the issue: no one nation can solve the problem on their own. It requires everyone to take part. Any nation that takes initiative does so at the cost of GDP and competitiveness, hence they are hesitant to do so unless they are sure their effort is not going to be in vain. This makes it necessary to make these decisions on a global level through e.g. international treaties. So, countries that are competitors, sometimes enemies, needs to meet, discuss, negotiate, and commit to feasible goals. This is not a easy and rapid process. I hope that helped.
    1
  1759. Gray Cat No, that's definitely not what I'm saying. The level of black and white thinking you display is starting to bother me. It's not either imminent apocalypse or nothing at all. There is a wide scale in between and I've provided plenty of examples that should help you estimate the level severity. I'm starting to think this discussion is over. You are bending over backwards to find excuses to misinterpret everything I say. This is an indication that you are not interested in knowledge but about something else. Regarding making money: You implied there are plenty of examples of this, and I asked you to pick an article.
    1
  1760. Gray Cat Let's summarize our discussion so far. I questioned the suggestion that global warming is a global conspiracy and asked whom these conspirators in that case are. "Money." you suggested without further explanation. I argued that there is more short-term profit in clinging to the petroleum dependence by pointing out costs and challenges associated with a transition towards a sustainable society. Instead of addressing my argument you ignore it and shift the conversation to "if we're all gonna die, why are we taxing it as opposed to a ban?". I explain that this is a straw man, we're not all going to die in the near future, but it will certainly claim casualties and destruction over a longer time scale. I also explained why a ban is not feasible nor preferable as well as how emission taxes stimulate the market to solve the problem through technological innovation. I also argue that taxation is not a realistic mean of theft for personal gain, pointing out that total tax burden has in fact dropped in some countries, tax spending is public record and that taxes are mostly spent on public services. You seem to acknowledge that no one claims global warming pose an immediate threat and suggest instead that a "slow ban" is preferable to taxation without further explanation of what a slow ban constitutes, ignoring my arguments for emission tax, simply arguing "Taxes are about money, hence the money in taxes" (wft does that even mean?). After this you commend me to google for evidence for your extraordinary claim. I explain that the burden of proof is yours. You insist that I should answer your question without addressing the answers I have already made, arguing from a straw man I have already debunked, repeating assertions I have already presented arguments against. I now make a thorough effort to clarify my case, explaining your misconceptions about global warming and explaining the difficulties of implementing actions against fossil fuel emissions. You disregard all my arguments, misinterpret this (seemingly intentionally) as consequences of global warming being negligible or natural. I point out your misinterpretation and explain why it's wrong and remind you of providing evidence for your claim, i.e. that global warming is a scam designed by some people to benefit them financially through taxation. Again, and I hope this will be the last time, you repeat the same straw man, arguments and assertions I have already addressed. Please, for the love of god, go back and read what I have already written and make an effort to address this before you go any further. If you think my arguments are flawed, explain why. And please understand that you are the one making the extraordinary claim, and that the burden of proof is on you. If there's something I have claimed that you don't trust, I'm perfectly willing to provide a source for you, but your claim is on you to prove.
    1
  1761. Gray Cat If you had asked me to support that statement with evidence I would be happy to do so, but you are clearly not interested.
    1
  1762. The perhaps greatest fuckup of the Christian faith is when God punishes Adam and Eve for having eaten the fruit of knowledge... ...despite eating the fruit supposedly being a prerequisite for knowing not to eat it.
    1
  1763. "...just a theory..." Like the theory of evolution and general relativity? "Theory" does not mean that it is has no empirical support. This was surprisingly ignorant for this channel.
    1
  1764. Everyone's armed? Must be the safest place in the world. Right, gun advocates?
    1
  1765. Fannie Dafuq Killing isn't wrong because the victim will be like, dead lol.
    1
  1766. Razvan Giurgiuca I don't want him dead.
    1
  1767. Jessika Krueger I was teasing him by impersonating a sympathizing islamist. My point was that he is no better than them in this regard, which I suspect he hate to be reminded of. My point is still valid, thank you.
    1
  1768. +Kevin4444D And you're asking for a friend I presume.
    1
  1769. It also has to do with gender equality. Women are becoming more independent. Their future is less dependent on finding a husband that can support them, and the prospect of career makes them have children later in life.
    1
  1770. TheAdskidids1 Good point, but it sounded like they were celebrating it.
    1
  1771. quin mollow _"these kids who play their hearts out will be called "gamer addicts" "nerds", be looked down upon and with empty pockets with no name except being good"_ Do you realize that you just proved my point? The gaming industry is big because there is a hbig market of kids and adults willing to pay for gaming products and services.
    1
  1772. quin mollow I said most gamers do it because they enjoy it, not because of social status, money or girls. Then you say gamers who do it because they enjoy it never get social status, money or girls... how can it not be clear that you added to my point?
    1
  1773. .
    1
  1774. Nick Anand What I meant was that stating your opinion is not philosophy. If you want to twist that into something else you are free to do so, but I know what I meant.
    1
  1775. XX xx XX Islamic States are not by default irrational players.
    1
  1776. Ricardo Hernandez _"99.9% of all the terrorism is islamic"_ I challenge you to find a source that indicates the number is even remotely close to what you suggested.
    1
  1777. Austin's awesome.
    1
  1778. Turkey has really gone south the latest years.
    1
  1779. If this was on FOX News he'd been cut off, lectured with lies, and not given an opportunity to call them out before they move on.
    1
  1780. The YouTube comment section is like a public toilet: It gathers people's waste into one place, making disposal fairly easy. I know, piss on the floor, shit on the rim, it truly sucks, but removing the public toilet doesn't make people's need to dump go away, they'll just move on and you'll have feces all over. It's naive of him to think he can disable the comment section and go on to have a meaningful exchange with his fanbase on other media. Surely, the trolls will track him down and let him know they don't approve.
    1
  1781. Okay, so is there anything specific he said that you disagree with?
    1
  1782. I would say that it is depressing to see a person so deluded by religion and ideology that they feel justified and moral in taking the lives of innocent human beings to further their own agenda.
    1
  1783. To clarify: UK law prohibits display of urine in porn, and female ejaculation as usually portrayed in porn consist of mostly urine. Female orgasm is not prohibited.
    1
  1784. It's dishonest to compare absolute numbers. Divide by the number of users.
    1
  1785. Karl O'Neill I was gonna say the same, but after reading his comment a few times I think he didn't mean to say sexual preferences is a choice. I think he was saying that acting out on it is a choice, and that their "condition" or "disease" is not an excuse for their actions.
    1
  1786. Cussing on TV is not illegal in USA, it's corporate principles motivated by consumer preferences and tradition. How can you then argue that legalization will necessarily lead to the glorification of prostitution on TV?
    1
  1787. Capitalism and communism are economic systems, not forms of government. The video addresses the state of our democracy not economy.
    1
  1788. Narrow application? As an example, the neural networks in today's artificial intelligence algorithms are based on a lot of assumptions regarding how our brains work. If we learn more about neurons work in our brain, we can implement this knowledge into AI, inventing smarter algorithms capable of solving problems and performing tasks of higher complexity.
    1
  1789. Makes up his mind and tries to sympathize with the cops without even watching the video properly. Karamo needs to fuck off.
    1
  1790. I think his stereotypical appearance plays a significant role in why the media portrays him as an embodiment of greed.
    1
  1791. Oh come on TYT. Your ad is 2x louder than the show. Please stop.
    1
  1792. At the university I work at, research on automation of product development is big. The goal is typically that the customer requests a customised product through a web interface. The product is then automatically designed, produced, and sent to the customer.
    1
  1793. Christianity and Islam are sects of Judaism.
    1
  1794. tomatodamashi Religion plays a role in the justification, but this is really a game of thrones.
    1
  1795. Jake Jarmel 1632 is an ok sample size. Increasing the sample size is unlikely to change the results radically.
    1
  1796. Sophia Garrn Oh, you're right, 194 is a small sample. Still, the results should tell us something and shouldn't be completely disregarded on the basis of sample size, even if you may argue that the author or media has exaggerated the conclusions. Also, I think it was made rather clear that the discussion in this video regarded a change in attitude towards sexuality rather than an 'epidemic' of bisexuality. The results are interesting nevertheless.
    1
  1797. Nick Reed Uh ok?
    1
  1798. So the premise of Ana's point is that the taliban hate american commercialism... isn't that just some dumb talking point pushed by fox & friends?
    1
  1799. This is what you get for offending Chris Kyle, peace be upon him!
    1
  1800. Nope. Cops shouldn't wear religious symbols. They should wear a neutral uniform. That simple. If this doesn't suit you, perhaps you're not fit for the job.
    1
  1801. Collectivism is to prioritize the needs of the collective over the needs of specific individuals. If collectivism was about sharing common ideas and values, then libertarians are collectivist. The fact that many Swedes are of the sentiment that giving immigrants a fair opportunity to build a new life in Sweden is more important than the overall performance or well-being of the nation, reeks of individualism. A collectivist society would sacrifice low-performing or counterproductive citizens to advance its overall performance or well-being.
    1
  1802. Either allow people to circumvent laws and rules based on religious grounds or don't. Just be consistent about it and stop putting your own religion on a pedestal. There's really nothing special about your religion.
    1
  1803. Reminds me of when my little sister refused to eat animals she found cute, but had no trouble eating pork.
    1
  1804. Because men appreciate them looking good. It pays off.
    1
  1805. Because they keep their lethal weapon more close at hand.
    1
  1806. Worst argument I've heard against social services is: "I want to know where my money is going." Really? You want to know that money that could have been used to add value to the service instead goes into a wealthy investor's pocket? Is that what you want to know?
    1
  1807. A large child. No more.
    1
  1808. Makes a living as a stand up comedian where he challenges taboos and controversial subjects in front of an audience. Claims that free speech does not exist. Perhaps it is Aron who has no idea what not having free speech is like.
    1
  1809. "Hets mot folkgrupp" (hate speech) is a fair argument for Sweden not having completely free speech. Whether this law does more harm or good is a fair discussion to have. But if you were to put Sweden on a scale between completely free speech and no free speech, where would you put Sweden? Aron seems to believe that Sweden is near the latter extreme "no free speech", which I must object to. Let's not forget that we also have several laws protecting the freedom of speech.
    1
  1810. Surprisingly informative discussion.
    1
  1811. Fox News do not blame Jews. They fucking love Israel.
    1
  1812. Ironically, there is something extremely artificial and conservative about asserting what is natural and that only the natural can be beautiful.
    1
  1813. Martyrdom? I'm sure they'll gain a lot of sympathies and respect from their fellow sect members. The rest of us are like "meh".
    1
  1814. The undeniable proof that it was or wasn't a rat was right beneath the crust, yet he chose to take a picture with the crust intact and have people guessing...
    1
  1815. A cop is on leave, walking down the street. A man fires 12 shots at him, the last of which kills him. A colleague of the cop arrives at the scene and an altercation ensues resulting in the cop shoving the man and stealing his cigarillos. Justice served!
    1
  1816. I didn't know it was a competition.
    1
  1817. In Sweden the spouses split the marital assets 50-50. However, this only applies to the property that can reasonably be said to be marital assets, which is usually not much compared to the spouses individual assets. The 50-50 rule can also be overriden in situations where it is clearly not fair.
    1
  1818. Yeah, let's find that one thing that upsets you, and then disregard everything the man has to say. Because that makes sense.
    1
  1819. asher taz Finally someone with virtue.
    1
  1820. darkdragonsoul99 So you define freedom as being free to set up geographical restrictions on where people can walk? Others may define freedom as being free to walk where the hell they want. Freedom is a subjective concept.
    1
  1821. TheGeckoNinja I'm sorry. We'll never get iron man suits. It's fiction. Terminators on the other hand...
    1
  1822. Sarah Szabo ...or the rich assholes of the world realize they don't need human labor anymore, buy all the robots and leave the rest of humanity to die in poverty and starvation.
    1
  1823. Sarah Szabo How will resources be distributed in this robot economy?
    1
  1824. Aaron Beaulieu The funny thing is, Satan is barely mentioned in the bible, and the times he does appear, he's at most being difficult. The idea of a figure that represent everything that's negative was adopted from older religions. Similar thing goes for hell. The descriptions in the bible are very vague and do not really describe the hell Christians believe in. It's basically perpetuated from the altar due to its potency for controlling the masses.
    1
  1825. Good to hear, though it takes a little more to cleanse a brand like Google.
    1
  1826. TrueTacticia Does it matter?
    1
  1827. TrueTacticia I don't know if you misunderstood on purpose, but what I meant was does it matter if the rise in teachers having sexual relations with children is female?
    1
  1828. TrueTacticia Fair enough.
    1
  1829. How many arabs are in Sweden? You call it Arab land, so you know this. Right?
    1
  1830. Calm down. If they will ever try this on a living brain, they will of course start with lab-animals.
    1
  1831. Everyone who was born there I suppose.
    1
  1832. BECAUSEBIBLE!
    1
  1833. Please inform me what the point was.
    1
  1834. Those are some fine looking women though.
    1
  1835. nickmeistersa Your claim has substance in case of Italy, France, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Germany and Turkey. These are far from all 50 European countries and it must be noted that these are allegations. Try not to generalize.
    1
  1836. Kastor Rodriguez What I mean by "substance" is that news articles exist with specific allegations, not that the Spanish government is necessarily guilty of said allegations. For example: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/30/world/africa/ransoming-citizens-europe-becomes-al-qaedas-patron.html
    1
  1837. Prophet MoHAM Sandwich Well, they are social democracies. Some aspects of socialism are adopted. This isn't necessarily something bad though.
    1
  1838. nickmeistersa What USA really needs is strong unions. I wonder if media will ever allow Americans to understand this.
    1
  1839. Prophet MoHAM Sandwich Of course, but I'm obviously referring to those that fit the description.
    1
  1840. Prophet MoHAM Sandwich Are you really asking me for examples of social democracies in Europe? Well, the Nordic countries are usually the text-book examples. What elements are socialism have they adopted? Well that's a hard question since socialism is rather vaguely defined, but I'd suggest the emphasis on the welfare state, the degree of public responsibility for individuals, public ownership, redistribution of wealth and the tendency towards flat organization models, and low class and income disparity.
    1
  1841. Prophet MoHAM Sandwich Well pardon me, but it was examples of social democracies you asked me to provide. There are no pure socialist nations in Europe as there are no pure capitalist nations in Europe. I provided examples of elements of the Nordic model that can be considered socialist. If you want me to find you a pure socialist nation I can't, because it doesn't exist.
    1
  1842. Prophet MoHAM Sandwich You asked nickmeistersa to provide examples of socialist nations. I pointed out that Europe is mostly social democracies, which has elements of socialism. Then you asked me to provide examples. This is what I did, nothing else. I don't care about who's right or wrong. I care about discerning the state of reality.
    1
  1843. People go to bartenders to let off some steam. Bartenders go to Vice.
    1
  1844. Trolls are seldom seen outside their cave.
    1
  1845. Or you listen carefully to Ana who didn't. Depends on what you want to make of the video.
    1
  1846. What's next? Anorexia costumes?
    1
  1847. Look at Cruz mouth 0:59 - 1:03. Isn't he whispering "Megan. Megan." ?
    1
  1848. HAHA it's funny because you said "gay"! :DAD;DDA:DASDASD:::))))
    1
  1849. What if putting your inches on display is your only key to fame?
    1
  1850. Alan Falleur Thank you for clearing things up.
    1
  1851. shpoogy noogy By definition, 100% of Japanese citizens are Japanese.
    1
  1852. ***** What makes you think they'll grant citizenship to losers?
    1
  1853. ***** Hahaha what the hell are you talking about? Please elaborate.
    1
  1854. +gm92845 Swagage.
    1
  1855. LetReasonPrevail1 "one true god" lol
    1
  1856. Ikester213 Obama needs to invade Germany and take control over the situation. A no-fly zone over central europe should be enough to show these pilots who's in charge.
    1
  1857. Boko Haram and ISIS is not the intended audience.
    1
  1858. Erica Davis I was pointing out political bias in media focus/portrayal and public discourse on tragedies. I'm afraid I can't decipher your comment well enough to see your point. Are you saying the fear conservatives have about their guns being taken away by government is irrational?
    1
  1859. Considering the stinking turds coming from her mouth, she kinda did.
    1
  1860. I hope there was enough time for him to contemplate on what just happened before he passed away.
    1
  1861. PasadenaMMZ I wasn't arguing for fast lanes.
    1
  1862. MrApplewine What are you talking about?
    1
  1863. Titus Orelius Just because the left hesitate to equip their right-wing enemies with "ammo" does not mean that some people choose to be gay.
    1
  1864. ***** Sure.
    1
  1865. I want her.
    1
  1866. Unless someone intentionally fried the rat, this seem very unlikely. I mean, so the rat fell into the batter, rolled in the crust and jumped into the frier?
    1
  1867. But what is happening now is that, sort of, a guy sitting in his room watching television with a blog has now become a self described expert on Sam Harris.
    1
  1868. Homosexual =/= Crossdresser
    1
  1869. "Why do we need to have parking spots for vets?" The American government has a tradition of not looking out for its war veterans, and so a culture has emerged (not entirely without propaganda) where this function is supplied by the public.
    1
  1870. How come she's so concerned with the CHEMTRAILS and not the CHEMCLOUDS that on many days cover the entire sky and even release CHEMDROPS or CHEMFLAKES that fall to the ground and poisons the earth?
    1
  1871. These are obviously words put in her mouth by grown ups, presumably her parents. Still cute though.
    1
  1872. I've always had serious contempt for this guy. I don't even think he's genuine. He found a way to please the GOP crowd and make money off of it, and so he sticks with it.
    1
  1873. Oh my god Japan must resort to IMMIGRATION! IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD!
    1
  1874. John Trauger Do you think this type of technology would be compatible with a traditional market economy?
    1
  1875. I think what he reacted to was that she was listing these accusations without giving him a chance to respond in between. This shows that she was more interested in overwhelming him and making a point than listening to his response.
    1
  1876. You are a peculiar individual.
    1
  1877. Russia's motif for getting involved in this conflict is obviously not to save the west from terror... but Trump doesn't care.
    1
  1878. I don't see the problem with armored vehicles. It's the firepower that's scary.
    1
  1879. BLAM BLAM BLAM Onlooker: Don't shoot! He's unarmed! Cop: Are you kidding me? He's got two of them attached to his torso. BLAM BLAM BLAM BLAM BLAM
    1
  1880. ***** Yes, Illuminati! She spells it Megyn though, just to fuck with our minds! I wouldn't have noticed they were actually the same person if TYT hadn't misspelled her name in the title.
    1
  1881. Are you for or against capital punishment?
    1
  1882. Of course he's going to remind us that he owns a GREAT club, Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach.
    1
  1883. Stop attributing single local events to global warming! It just makes you look stupid. As the name suggests, global warming only makes sense as global averages over long periods of time. There is significant variation both geographically and over shorter time scales.
    1
  1884. How about English subtitles?
    1
  1885. I'm not trying to start any conspiracy theories here but... does TYT perhaps have economic incentive to sway public opinion against this initiative? Could the same be true for Netflix, Reddit, Mozilla and Upworthy? Perhaps it'd be good to consult some other sources on this issue.
    1
  1886. NerveAMVMaker This is probably the most sophisticated discussion I've ever seen in the YouTube comment section.
    1
  1887. NerveAMVMaker Are you familiar with Mark Blyth and his work on austerity? I'm interested in your opinion on that. He argues very convincingly but I'm too ignorant of economics to make a critical evaluation. He's also made some interesting work where he argues that the efficiency-welfare trade-off is false.
    1
  1888. NerveAMVMaker I don't know his position on what caused the crisis, though he has used US an example of a country that handled the economy well during the recession (not resorting to austerity). He's done an extensive promotion tour for his book Austerity - The history of a dangerous idea so you won't have a hard time finding his main points in digestible format.
    1
  1889. To be fair, some libertarians have a different look on what a free market constitutes. Some of them believes any regulation is bad, regardless of whether it favors competition or not. They believe a free market should include the freedom of a large company to use its position to shut down competition in any way they please and establish monopoly.
    1
  1890. I live in Sweden, he's welcome.
    1
  1891. william weir You really don't know what you're talking about.
    1
  1892. william weir Sweden is doing fine. Actually, we're doing better than most of Europe. YouTube is not a reliable source for information. Our immigration policy (on asylum seekers) is as philanthropic as it is strategic.
    1
  1893. william weir The way you simplify and exaggerate, it is clear that you have a very limited and one-sided view on the issue.
    1
  1894. william weir We were talking about Sweden, not Australia. I'm not familiar with the issues you address, but I'm sure such violations would reach the newspapers, so please provide links. Then we can have a discussion.
    1
  1895. william weir Right, so when I google that I find a number of separate issues (this is why I asked you to provide a link). In all cases it was a matter of removing judeo-christian symbolism or traditions from public services. This is a step towards a more secular society, away from theocratic ideas that shouldn't have been there in the first place. You are still perfectly free to celebrate christmas privately. And the halal food in your son's school... link?
    1
  1896. william weir Allright, assuming the school lunch issue is correct as you explain it, I agree. A publicly funded school should not forbid students from bringing non-halal lunch. A more reasonable solution would be to stop swapping lunches (why is this happening in the first place?). However, my guess is that the Victorian education board will come to the same conclusion as you and I and reverse this policy, and I would advice you not to extrapolate from this kind of local isolated events to predict the downfall of a nation on the opposite side of the globe. Also, is halal really that bad? I've seen propaganda with graphic imagery and video arguing that halal cause more pain/distress to the animal than the bolt stunners used in western meat industry, but I've read scientific studies suggesting it's actually the other way around. The reason west embraced bolt stunners is probably more related to efficiency than ethics.
    1
  1897. While I agree that two people who love each other should be free to spend the rest of their lives together and gain the legal benefits of a married couple, I don't believe it is right to force any religious community to endorse their union or include them in religious rituals associated with wedding. If the couple's own religious community refuse to endorse their union, perhaps they are in the wrong religious community. Perhaps it isn't the community who should change their mind, but the couple (not about their union, but their religion). This is why I believe secular weddings is the best solution. That way both the freedom of religion and the freedom of love is respected.
    1
  1898. Hahahaha this why people laugh at republicans! Let's hope this doesn't turn into a reason to laugh at Americans.
    1
  1899. +MilitantAntiTheist Let's make a video about Atheism-Is-Unstoppable only covering TYT stories covering stories involving black people.
    1
  1900. Pics or it didn't happen!
    1
  1901. I envy Ana's ability to only sleep 5 hours.
    1
  1902. I wonder how this one plans to monetize our privacy.
    1
  1903. rasta king Overrated in my opinion.
    1
  1904. ***** You still don't understand. One is not less supported by evidence than the other. A theory may for example try to explain the behavior of a complex system. A law may explain a specific relationship within that system. Newton's Laws of Motion are for example within the Theory of Classical Mechanics. Listen, I'm not trying to shame or ridicule you. My point is just that perhaps you shouldn't have a strong opinion on a topic you know little about. If the matter is important to you, you have all the more reason to make sure you are informed before taking a stance.
    1
  1905. He didn't say Obama crashed the economy, only that Republicans saved it. "Republicans by virtue of supporting the policies that stopped the crash in 2008-2009 from being a great depression, stopped a real economic catastrophy. Republicans are the ones who saved this economy, not the ones who ruined this economy."
    1
  1906. Something has to change! Let's do something that really matters! ...like honoring Michael Brown. That's gonna turn shit around!
    1
  1907. By "...and rare" Hillary may mean contraceptives. Just a thought.
    1
  1908. Fair reminder.
    1
  1909. Dinesh is the kind of guy who make sport out of starting with a conclusion and arriving at an argument. He was probably successful in the debating team, his talent was picked up by people who found him useful, and his career took off from there.
    1
  1910. The only reason I'm curious to watch this is to see whether he gets all self-loathing on his past self.
    1
  1911. Qharisma Confirmation bias.
    1
  1912. This captures something about today's society that I find so frustrating. The key to human success was never that we were particularly well adapted to our environment. Humans thrived because we began to understand that we can instead change the environment to suit us. Yet I feel that most people today take the system we have created for ourselves as some kind of universal law. It's to the point where changing the system to better serve us is viewed as lazy or cheating. Everywhere pragmatics go "In today's world, we must do this and that to survive". No we mustn't! If the system does not serve us, we can change or replace it.
    1
  1913. Easy, but is it economically viable?
    1
  1914. American Christians demand the freedom to constrain others.
    1
  1915. Chris Goldthorpe What makes you think a freer market would provide more social mobility? What do you think defines a free market?
    1
  1916. Did you know funeral homes actually make profit off of people dying? SHOCKING!
    1
  1917. To be fair, a 1 year jail sentence for something like this may also haunt a person, especially if it gets media attention.
    1
  1918. Please present your best argument and I'll explain how you are wrong.
    1
  1919. Voxel8or Maybe because beauty requires costly maintenance.
    1
  1920. Voxel8or Exactly! So unfair! Women are broken and immoral. What would become of the world if women were in power?!?!? SCARY!!!!! We must hold them down so they don't get ahead!
    1
  1921. It seems Cenk struggles to present himself as liberal without compromising his masculinity and tends to excuse his liberal positions instead of defending them to not appear feminine. His huge ego and urge to present himself as an alpha male confuses the otherwise liberal narrative of the show.
    1
  1922. I like how Cenk overtalks Ana about the nature of female sexuality.
    1
  1923. Slurpon Muhdick The idea is that you don't keep a lot of money just lying around but invest it in something useful or profitable. Buy shares, goods, property, invest it in your business, or lend it out at an interest to someone who will. Your options are many. I don't see why inflation is such a big problem to you. Deflation is far worse, and inflation keeps money flowing, reduces debt and stimulates export.
    1
  1924. Slurpon Muhdick Deflation leads to deeper economic depressions. Inflation helps with the recovery. Do enlighten me if I'm missing something.
    1
  1925. Slurpon Muhdick I promise you something I don't yet have on the condition that you help me. In the process of helping me we produced more than either one of us could produce alone. I take the products of the scheme and reward you as I promised. There, wealth created from nothing. Magical isn't it. ;) What creates the wealth is of course not the act of printing money, but the productive activities it stimulates.
    1
  1926. I got to say there is a good chance Bill is so full of himself that his ego has unconsciously reconstructed that memory, putting himself in the role of the reporter.
    1
  1927. So he predicted that computers will replace human labour in repetitive tasks, allowing us to support a maintained or improved standard of living while putting in less hours. Well, here we are, working more hours while feeling less happy and more worried about our future.
    1
  1928. He's not a liar nor a hypocrite, he simply believed Obama's promises as much as any liberal did.
    1
  1929. The options are to either change our ways or adapt to the consequences. Right now it seems like it's gonna be the latter.
    1
  1930. The libertarian dream is coming true, and it ain't pretty.
    1
  1931. Evolution by natural selection is a slow and cruel process in which randomly less adapted individuals must be eliminated for the good of future generations. Eugenics has the potential to speed up the process by applying strategic selection, but can be regarded as even more cruel. Focusing on the mutation process instead of the selection process both speeds up the adaption process and is less cruel.
    1
  1932. Doesn't terrorism just mean that the act is intended to cause political impact by invoking fear rather than the actual material or systemic damage it cause?
    1
  1933. Zeshan Shah It's not about sympathy.
    1
  1934. Fuck Christians. I want to know what Muslims (Iranians in particular) think about the nuclear deal with Iran.
    1
  1935. Outer/inner truth?
    1
  1936. Outlawing and censoring the censor. That's genious!
    1
  1937. RvGJK Wikipedia: "Entrepreneur, engineer, inventor, investor"
    1
  1938. The irony of joining a Christian program to learn to not molest children. Surprise surprise: they were forgiving and supportive.
    1
  1939. I wonder how many million $ they offered him to lose weight and dance with Jimmy Fallon...
    1
  1940. Oh Jimmy and his dirty jokes.
    1
  1941. xXGothicAnimeGirlXx Why?
    1
  1942. xXGothicAnimeGirlXx Then the problem is that america lacks sympathy for blacks, not that not enough white people are shot by cops.
    1
  1943. iiCodeLyokoii Exactly. We don't need more white victims. We need less victims.
    1
  1944. To these fundamentalist christians religious freedom refers to their freedom to do what the hell they want, including infringing on the rights of other religions.
    1
  1945. If U.S. released all "terrorists" that they hold without trial, perhaps it would be easier to argue that Turkey should do the same. Just a thought.
    1
  1946. 10:14 Butt, and this is a big butt!
    1
  1947. If ISIS was trying to build a society that is better than US, would that justify their actions?
    1
  1948. Which of the two conditions Sam presented are false?
    1
  1949. DreamOfViridian "them"
    1
  1950. That's very professional of you Sir.
    1
  1951.  @Rvenzy  Wow. I completely forgot about writing this.
    1
  1952. Look at you, being all provocative and politically incorrect from your lonely boy room. Teenage angst much?
    1
  1953. Tamo Daleko Haha! Yup, that's what I thought.
    1
  1954. Haha alright I'll leave you alone now. GL with life lol
    1
  1955. Is that Morgan Freeman on the thumbnail or is he just a look-alike?
    1
  1956. What kind of parents sends their kid to a summer camp in North Korea? It's almost as though they wish the kid won't return.
    1
  1957. US law enforcement should consider the principle of enforcing the law within reasonable proportion to the crime. If they didn't catch the crime in action or if the crime wasn't severe, they should moderate their level of enforcement accordingly. It really shouldn't escalate like this.
    1
  1958. 47? These guys really demonstrate that age is to a great extent a matter of mindset.
    1
  1959. It's a bit ironic that searching for ISIS on wikipedia yields both Islamic State of Iraq and Israel and Institute for Secularization of Islamic Society
    1
  1960. 50 Ducks In A Hot Tub To be fair, neither did blacky.
    1
  1961. ***** Yep. I just presented the source's own explanation of the number.
    1
  1962. You can't do anything about an inequality these days because everyone is supposedly equally unequal. Doing so would only make that group less unequal than the others which would obviously cause an inequality and therefore be counterproductive and make you a hypocrite.
    1
  1963. A problem with wind power is the uneven power output. Electricity prices have occasionally gone negative (yes, ppl getting payed to use electricity) to not overload the power grid.
    1
  1964. If you think about it, it is rather weird that we have stick figures representing toilet / WC. If it was the first time I saw that symbol I could never have guessed what was behind the door.
    1
  1965. His face. His voice. His comments. I just hate Brett. Can't help it.
    1
  1966. I wish TYT would lead by example and abstain from covering the Israel-Palestina conflict. It's fucking absurd how out of proportion the coverage of the conflict is. It's starting to look like a bad reality show.
    1
  1967. Eccedentesiast So a jab at the face, however light, is to cross the line but squeezing a person into a counter however hard should be tolerated?
    1
  1968. Eccedentesiast I've seen physical altercations begin with a push on several occasions.
    1
  1969. Eccedentesiast ...yes?
    1
  1970. I can't tell if the guy standing to the left is 17 or 70.
    1
  1971. Yeyeye christians are hypocrites. We know. It's getting dull. We heard you the first time.
    1
  1972. To be fair, there are secular reasons for the criminalization of prostitution. As Iceland's former prime minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir put it: "The Nordic countries are leading the way on women's equality, recognizing women as equal citizens rather than commodities for sale." But I guess what TYT is saying make sense in an American context.
    1
  1973. How much interest does an American pay for a $30k student loan?
    1
  1974. When will Cenk get it through his fucking skull that atheists include both people who are convinced that god doesn't exist and people who simply aren't convinced that god exist (such as himself)? Lucky for him, in this study his error didn't matter because of how the question was formulated: "Irrespective of whether you attend a place of worship or not would you say you are: a. a religious Person, b. not a religious person, c. a convinced atheist, d. do not know/no response."
    1
  1975. If he didn't have access to a gun he would have stabbed himself instead.
    1
  1976. Great compilation at the end!
    1
  1977. Dj Ruccy What are you talking about.
    1
  1978. America is starting to look like some incestuous aristocracy.
    1
  1979. Why do people even bother to respond to Trump? Please, just ignore him.
    1
  1980. ***** ISIS is first a political organization. The islamism is only a mean to achieve their goals.
    1
  1981. dgfjbhknml, Yes, the beheadings were politically motivated.
    1
  1982. Imagine if engineers applied the same reasoning as you? Theory suggests that it is possible to put an object in orbit around earth, which have great potential for long range communication, extend our view into space, and monitoring of the earth's climate and geology. We set up a rocket with a cargo. During launch a valve doesn't open, leading to an explosion, killing a number of people. We conclude that orbiting earth is dangerous and will never work in practice.
    1
  1983. It's not that pageant girls are dumb, they are probably knowledgeable in subjects that concerns their own microcosm. It's only when asked about subjects outside their narrow field of expertise that they seem dumb, i.e. any subjects that concerns the real world.
    1
  1984. Religion... what's the harm?
    1
  1985. That girl is so hot though.
    1
  1986. Hot.
    1
  1987. ET_Studios I wasn't implying evicence is not required. I was saying that it's funny how this standard only seam to go one way. My point was that considering the accuser guilty of lying until proven truthful is the same as considering the accused guilty until proven innocent. If the evidence is lacking, the logical stance is neutral with both possibilities open. Going after the accuser is not a reasonable response unless the claim is proven false.
    1
  1988. ***** My point was that considering the accuser guilty of lying until proven truthful is the same as considering the accused guilty until proven innocent. If the evidence is lacking, the logical stance is neutral with both possibilities open. Going after the accuser is not a reasonable response unless the claim is proven false.
    1
  1989. HN2UK My point was that considering the accuser guilty of lying until proven truthful is the same as considering the accused guilty until proven innocent. If the evidence is lacking, the logical stance is neutral with both possibilities open. Going after the accuser is not a reasonable response unless the claim is proven false.
    1
  1990. ET_Studios I wasn't implying evicence is not required. I was saying that it's ironic how this standard only goes one way.
    1
  1991. ET_Studios I'm not talking about the legal system.
    1
  1992. Blackatchaproduction You obviously didn't get what I said.
    1
  1993. Blackatchaproduction I was saying that there is a double standard i.e. demanding heaps of evidence in one case but are quick to jump to conclusion in another. Finding the accuser guilty of lying without evidence that the accusation is false is the same as finding the accused guilty without evidence that the accusation is true. Is that clear enough for you?
    1
  1994. ET_Studios I wasn't talking about the legal system, but the mentality of many comments under this video.
    1
  1995. ***** I'm perfectly aware of where the burden of proof lies. You however, fail to understand the distinction between not being convinced that an accusation is true and assuming it is false.
    1
  1996. See! This is why marijuana is and should be illegal. Calm down! I'm just fucking with you.
    1
  1997. If God cleared the sky and leaned in over america and explained that the pollution is interfering with the natural order of his creation and ask them to take better care of the planet, they'd be like: "Fuck that guy. Who the fuck does he think he is? That was way out of line."
    1
  1998. "literally turned into spaghetti" But is the spaghetti al dente?
    1
  1999. Cop subject fellow officers to unnecessary risk... ...while safely cracking a suspect's skull open.
    1
  2000. Do you mean that progress in technology will be increasingly costly compared to the gain in productivity? I think you neglect that technology itself accelerates research and development. CPU processing speed increases. Communication is accelerated. More advanced analytical tools are available. Etc. I've heard projections of the complete opposite, a vertical technological asymptote, or technological explosion, due to the feed-back benefite technology has on itself.
    1
  2001. Rewind Eve I respect your opinion.
    1
  2002. I'm not convinced them not being there is gonna make much of a difference.
    1
  2003. "He's a hero!" "He's a monster!" "His bad kind of outweighs his good." Ask Crips for nuance, apparently!
    1
  2004. Yes. The way he talks is the problem. Let's focus on that.
    1
  2005. +Rand Huso The belief that there will always be new physics to discover appears religious to me. Seriously though, I think TED requires their speakers to leave a door open for religious ideas to appeal to a wider audience.
    1
  2006. "our military, the people that represent our country on a global scale" Interesting that you say that. In most countries that'll be the task of the President, the Prime Minister or perhaps the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
    1
  2007. Sir, you will be lawfully imprisoned for unlawful imprisonment. Do you understand?
    1
  2008. Too bad he doesn't seem to have any neighbors to spy on... having sex I mean.
    1
  2009. I feel that Cenk is beating a dead strawman at this point.
    1
  2010. If this topic interest you and you haven't watched Transcendence (2014)... go watch Transcendence! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2209764/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
    1
  2011. I wonder what effect the pill would have on men.
    1
  2012. It seems Dennis don't really believe in God, but thinks we should all assume God exist because of the positive effects he believes this has on society.
    1
  2013. He's basically describing God as a placebo effect. It would be odd for a physician to believe a drug is real while being aware that its effects relate to the patients beliefs about it rather than its actual chemistry.
    1
  2014. I liked him more when he was morbidly obese.
    1
  2015. I think his intended audience is more receptive to trickle-up economics than to threats. He should have left the pitch forks out.
    1
  2016. Let's say he is. So what?
    1
  2017. ***** Hahahaha, that's hilarious! Please go on!
    1
  2018. ***** Yeah, or was it the illuminati, the communists, or the lizardpeople? If you'd spent more of your time studying and working instead of wasting your time theorizing about how successful people conspired their way to influential positions, you'd have a better chance in society, and less reason to be envious.
    1
  2019. Wow. This senator did not skip class in kindergarten.
    1
  2020. I don't care about armored vehicles or where it looks like they belong. If they're not equally armed, what's the harm? EDIT: Ben's argument at 3:24 was actually quite convincing.
    1
  2021. I'm sure Wallstreet is already feeding this thing with stock exchange data. Hopefully the algorithm is more sensible than the people behind the 2008 recession.
    1
  2022. I think what Ronda is saying is if everyone make sure to leave the world a little better than when they got here, this doesn't mean you won't be happy, it means you won't have to try so hard because you will be living in a world that makes you happy.
    1
  2023. I honestly don't think weather-casters should attribute specific weather events to climate change. The change only makes sense by looking at the change in frequency of these events over time. If they're going to talk about the climate, they better show graphs of yearly averages going back at least a few decades.
    1
  2024. Very interesting and I think important subject.
    1
  2025. At some level of wealth you already have enough to satisfy your material desires and money becomes instead about influence.
    1
  2026. NoName NoFame Obama is the devil and your point is ... ?
    1
  2027. NoName NoFame Why are you acting stupid? You know I only said that to ridicule you. I was amused by how you derailed from the topic and instead ranted against Obama.
    1
  2028. NoName NoFame I seriously have no idea what you're talking about. My comment was about the current view of capitalism having room for improvement. From there you go on a rant against Obama, racism accusations and "christian propaganda"... How is that even remotely related?
    1
  2029. NoName NoFame I'm not entirely sure, but it sounds like you agree with me.
    1
  2030. +MrJarth So two wrongs makes a right, is that what you're saying?
    1
  2031. Titus Orelius Oh it was a female? Well then obviously she's the one being well deserving of a punch. No one deserves to be punched by a lady, except perhaps another lady.
    1
  2032. 9:55 That girl is pure cuteness.
    1
  2033. I thought Ana was gonna say: "They're not posting pictures of their ex boyfriends, they're posting pictures of themselves having sex with their new boyfriends."
    1
  2034. I didn't know there was a thing called "homosexual agenda". Can you elaborate on what that constitutes?
    1
  2035. Conservatives can be so unforgiving when it comes to crime, yet are so quick to forgive its government.
    1
  2036. Electronite1337 It's a bit oversimplistic, but it adds a little perspective. For example, conservatives generally blame divergence from (actual or perceived) traditional norms and values, but I found no way to express that in one word.
    1
  2037. Electronite1337 Now you lost me. How did we get from conservative blaming patterns to relation between homosexual marriage and child marriage?
    1
  2038. Electronite1337 If I were to apply my analysis of conservatives on that particular issue, homosexuality would be the deviation from norm (the traditional family structure) and child marriages would be an example of a problem which they blame on homosexuality.
    1
  2039. One of the main fears about overpopulation is resource scarcity. The sustainability of an earth population of 11-12 billion should have been discussed.
    1
  2040. +Laura Galvan Jews were far from innocent according to the concurrent conspiracy theories; analogous to the ones you've fallen for regarding Muslims.
    1
  2041. bdegrds The intelligence level was equivalent.
    1
  2042. Why are the 20 top comments ranting about feminism? You miserable fucks will never be happy.
    1
  2043. Sure you can kill your way out of this, you'd just become worse than ISIS in the process.
    1
  2044. Regarding security, I quote conservative David Brooks: "Life should be a series of daring adventures launched from a safe base." He believes that the economy is at risk because instead of supporting and investing in the youth, we drown them in debt, forcing them to avoid risk at a time of their life when they are supposed to try their wings. One function of society should be about providing this secure base that people may fall back on when they fail, lest they will never try.
    1
  2045. 3:33 Rick & Morty reference! :D
    1
  2046. Kim Jong-un is similar to god in this regard.
    1
  2047. Islamic Extremists are Right-Wing.
    1
  2048. King Nipple Kudos for trying.
    1
  2049. There'd be few religions left after the violent ones are gone.
    1
  2050. +ronuj Then don't get married. Simple as that.
    1
  2051. Someone excremented in the mouth of my 7 foot tall Hulk statue. When I reported this to the authorities, they just laughed at me and said "shit happens". I'm extremely offended and now I don't know where to turn anymore. I demand economic compensation and suffering of the person responsible.
    1
  2052. Shows how to not break condom without breaking Mississippi law.
    1
  2053. geordi rendum They care about the fluff rather than the stuff.
    1
  2054. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiocracy
    1
  2055. I think TYT confuse violent riots with partying hard.
    1
  2056. Well... they didn't have to.
    1
  2057. I imagine Glenn kicking in the door of the hospital announcing: "ALLRIGHT. I'MMA HAVE THE BEST DOCTOR IN THE WORLD." Doctors are like: "Sigh, we got another one. Go get Bob."
    1
  2058. So that's what TYT meetings are about: Puns! Haha
    1
  2059. How noble of Cruz to cry for the Iraqi Christians while neglecting all other persecuted minorities in Iraq.
    1
  2060. Shak Sweden has had male bathrooms with no urinals for decades, not as part of any feminist conspiracy, but because of their general purpose design.
    1
  2061. This is sponsored content, isn't it.
    1
  2062. Teufelsnachbar667 So tell me, did you run a century-long austerity program to pay off the debt? Nope. So what's your point?
    1
  2063. Spencer Chudyk That's pretty ok, yes, but far from proportional to his smug.
    1
  2064. ***** Perhaps it would be wiser to compare individual states of US to individual states of EU?
    1
  2065. moonlily1 To be fair, US does have the highest GDP though. So as a country, yes it can be considered the richest.
    1
  2066. ***** "if the US is the richest country then it is really weird that it has such a bad infrastucture" GDP is foremost a measure of the production of the economy as a whole. How US government choose to spend its tax revenues has little direct consequences on the GDP, as long as it spends it.
    1
  2067. ***** Fake in what way?
    1
  2068. mikemmag That's what I don't understand, how they are protecting their liberty by helping the government protect its borders.
    1
  2069. Bernie Sanders repeatedly acknowledged that Trump supporters have legitimate reasons to be upset, but that Trump instead of addressing the core issues, redirected their anger towards foreigners and foreign countries. He understood the problem and offered real solutions.
    1
  2070. This is not what you think. I can see why you may fear that Hillary has given up on her ideals. Trust me, she is our candidate! She believes in us and if she becomes president she will do everything in her power to support us and clear the way for our pursuits. She just needs to say these nasty things to get to power, then she will do our bidding. Best regards //Wallstreet
    1
  2071. There has to be some more reasonable grounds for the lawsuit. I just can't believe he expect to sue the family for emotional trauma from him killing their son.
    1
  2072. Nana Wilson Can you be more specific?
    1
  2073. Nana Wilson About the way most relationships are conducted that indicates the male ego is more prominent than the female. Please stop being evasive.
    1
  2074. Nana Wilson I don't think the fact that men historically have had it their way at a higher rate than women necessarily mean that their egos are bigger. I think that has more to do with that they have been in advantageous positions to express it. The more the traditional gender roles are erazed and power dynamics levels out, the more evident it will become that the female ego is just as big. That's what I think at least.
    1
  2075. A russian H-bomb bomb levels Washington DC, 3 million dead... "They were hiding behind civilians in the middle of the city!"
    1
  2076. Webshooters1 Why are you so afraid of nuance?
    1
  2077. If this leads to another 10 years of war, was it worth it Cenk?
    1
  2078. Jama M Jama You're right, in the end they're still sagging. HAhahaah!
    1
  2079. ***** Excellent strategy Sir. I'll get you in contact with US Department of Defense immediately!
    1
  2080. ...or they're comparing fine dining with McDonald's.
    1
  2081. Before watching: YES Now let's see how right I was...
    1
  2082. +critical thinking No, you have it backwards. Feminism is a strival to treat women as equal to men, not differently.
    1
  2083. critical thinking Value, liberty, etc.
    1
  2084. Because Ted Cruz has of course been writing a book in the midst of his presidential campaign! But of course! -_- We ought to make ghost writing illegal.
    1
  2085. Well, if it involves pain and damaging of tissue, technically it is violence. You may argue that it is consensual violence though.
    1
  2086. The professor sounds like a total asshole.
    1
  2087. Boy, those cat callers sure had their tables turned on them. -_-
    1
  2088. Mass surveillance without warrant, abduction and imprisonment without trial and torture interrogation methods. What? How else would we prevent terrorism? Reduce the number of people killed in mass shootings by having to go through a test and get a permit to own a gun? HOW DARE YOU INFRINGE ON MY CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS?
    1
  2089. Jan clearly gets off on dehumanizing and humiliating people.
    1
  2090. Don't feed the trolls!
    1
  2091. "Ironically, though, a 2010 study by American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress found 57% of rape victims enjoyed the experience." Did you perhaps get this from an article on avoiceformen[dot]com? Lovely website.
    1
  2092. The point of crime rehabilitation is to prevent criminals from committing more crimes as they get out, in other it's still crime prevention.
    1
  2093. "Taken territories become Russian" I note this is the last point in the list. Hopefully this means it is where Russia is most willing to negotiate.
    1
  2094. @dobbsiancant Yeah, TYT could really use a factchecker. I still remember the time after the earthquake in Japan when Cenk claimed the explosion in the chernobyl powerplant was the size of 400 atomic bombs while keeping a serious face. "Nuclear Plant Explosions, Workers Missing In Japan" @ 4:22
    1
  2095. "But Moody’s Analytics, in an August forecast, predicts 12 million jobs will be created by 2016, no matter who is president. And Macroeconomic Advisors in April also predicted a gain of 12.3 million jobs. In other words, this is a fairly safe bet by Romney, even if he has a somewhat fuzzy plan for action. We have often noted that presidents are often at the mercy—or the beneficiary—of broad economic trends, and Romney’s pledge appears to be an effort to take advantage of that." - Washington post
    1
  2096. I hope you invest in a good clown outfit Cenk. Looks like you're gonna need it.
    1
  2097. Wrestling is a "man sport"? Tell that to Irini Merleni and she'll probably pull your arms out of their sockets. /watch?v=LURGSZN0bpE
    1
  2098. Or... it is simply not natural for humans to work hard when we don't need to, but because society asks more of us, we go to great lengths to tell ourselves otherwise.
    1
  2099. Let's hope this is the beginning of the end to the decade long persecution of one of the most important journalists of our time.
    1
  2100. This is not news to me.
    1
  2101. So basically he's saying the same thing as Donald Trump did: "We deserve that oil because of all the lives and resources we've wasted on it."
    1
  2102. If that's how the law is applied, then I agree that it needs a revision. Initially I think the law was ment to prevent the distribution of anti-semitic propaganda and such, not hand gestures.
    1
  2103. Kamala is gonna make everything good, end inequality, lower prices, grow the middle-class, give em houses, etc. How? Using all of her super-relatable womanly colored middle-class powers! It's gonna be great.
    1
  2104. " Oh wearisome condition of Humanity! Born under one law, to another bound, Vainly begot and yet forbidden vanity, Created sick, commanded to be sound " - Fulke Greville
    1
  2105. Obviously. Why else would a country that pretend to value civil rights torture a citizen and then let him speak freely to the press about his experiance?
    1
  2106. ...or more likely because the Dems won anyways hehe.
    1
  2107. Do you feel better now?
    1
  2108. I think Benjamin has Biden by the balls. He has some really dirty stuff that Biden doesn't want to come out before the election.
    1
  2109. I disagree, however, the boobs that are tasteful, are so from every angle.
    1
  2110. Since she admittedly feared for her safety he was likely not just a little boy. Maybe that was just a way of saying he was younger than her and acting immaturely.
    1
  2111. Yep.
    1
  2112. Absolutely disgusting. These people should be ashamed of themselves.
    1
  2113. She had a long and exciting journey before finally finding her ultimate drug.
    1
  2114. Wait... a republican white male fears for his life but doesn't pull out his gun and shoot? Something is not right here.
    1
  2115. Indeed.
    1
  2116. It's not children. It's 'colleteral damage'.
    1
  2117. Oh give me a fucking brake. That was not racist. I just find it more likely that she is black the way she talks. I'm not saying her way of talking is inferior to mine. Equal, but different.
    1
  2118. According to John Merscheimer, history shows that national leaders do not lie in their communication with other leaders, because they have no expectation to be believed. They do however lie a lot to their own people, because most of them swallow it without question.
    1
  2119. ...or they're just like anybody else.
    1
  2120. I can relate to your frustration. It's a tough task to argue against racism, and it would be extremely convenient if studies on the differences in measured IQ between blacks and whites in the US concluded that there was no significant difference, or that the studies that stated otherwise were unreliable, but this is simply not the case. Disqualifying information solely "because wikipedia" seem more like a cheap excuse for ignorance derived from confirmation bias than anything else. [continues]
    1
  2121. @jtai36 Are ecosystems really cooperating organisms? I think it's more likely that they've just grown dependent on eachother, but remain selfish. One organisms wasteproduct is another ones food etc.
    1
  2122. I watched the Unheard interview of Dawkins. It was thoroughly frustrating to hear him so ignorant and apologetic. Strange of an evolutionary biologist to not have payed closer attention during a pandemic.
    1
  2123. 1:19 SCARED THE LIVING SH!T OUT OF ME! WTF wrong with her eyes? She's HORRIFYING.
    1
  2124. Still not convinced.
    1
  2125. Yes.
    1
  2126. @Jex134 Well I guess you're ready to go then. I'm sure you got $40. Don't forget to let me know when it's done!
    1
  2127. Procedure: - Fundraising: Find customers that pay well. - Campaigning: Buy voters. - Time in office: Getting customers demands through congress. - Post presidency: Buy mansion and live happily ever after.
    1
  2128. Fuck Mars! It was Illuminati all along.
    1
  2129. Well freakin duh.
    1
  2130. Well, he for sure talked a lot about what he is like. Didn't show much though.
    1
  2131. I was asking you to explain what you mean by "Ape" as I have already did. Stop acting stupid.
    1
  2132. I'm sorry, but what are you talking about? Explain to me how what he said is in any way divisive or aggravating. Quite the opposite, he provides perspective and asks for understanding and tolerance.
    1
  2133. He's not a married man, he's a married boy.
    1
  2134. "I may not get in as much golf as Obama, but I'll get in a lot more job creation." I dunno 'bout you Gingrich, but it looks like Obama did quite a few hole in ones during that golf semester. I mean 2.6 million jobs speak for themselves. Honestly, do you really think you can compete with that number? He had the 'advantage' to start at the bottom of a recession.
    1
  2135. What happens at shabbos stays at shabbos.
    1
  2136. It looks like she's smiling throughout the robbery. She's sooo trolling!
    1
  2137. "Frihetsnytt" a Swedish independent news company relying on subscriptions and donations recently had their bank account frozen. It turns out that Banks can freeze accounts if they suspect money laundering. It is an entirely internal process and they don't need to prove their case or communicate the reason to the account holder. It's madness.
    1
  2138. I assume you're referring to feminists pointing out scewed female/male ratios in different areas of society, and suggesting these to privilage women to even this out... note that this is a TEMPORARY measure to challenge old habits, to reform the culture of the company/institution, nothing more.
    1
  2139. No. They WERE Korea. Now they are two sovereign states.
    1
  2140. It's indeed confusing to be told one has academic freedom while the University's survival depends on steering research wherever money leads.
    1
  2141. @somor98 If you think about it, this "trust" is not necessary. There are other options: The group could either force the slacker to contribute, or they could just exclude the slacker from the group. And if you look at nature, that is a common occurence.
    1
  2142. Don't rush it kid. You'll understand when you're older.
    1
  2143. "tough boxer dude" "fat white dudes with 70's mustaches" Apparently you don't know how to use Occham's razor haha.
    1
  2144. Really great video! Went far beyond what I know.
    1
  2145. Fuck that judge.
    1
  2146. Where do Chinese billionaires turn when they lose faith in domestic real estate? This will send shockwaves.
    1
  2147. Homegrown Texans vs. Homegrown Terrorists! I don't care who wins though... just for the greater good.
    1
  2148. I guess they're stepping up after Elon infringed on their market.
    1
  2149. Shirley: Rebellion, thugs, criminals, rebellion, God, God, hell, God, criminals, thugs, God, rebellion, rebellion, rebellion, thugs, criminals, hell, God.
    1
  2150. Merriam-Webster, Oxford Dictionaries, The Free Dictionary, Encyclopaedia Britannica... they all defines it as an "UNLAWFUL" killing. Now, can you see why referring to the definition of "murder" is problematic in a discussion about whether abortion should be LAWFUL or not?
    1
  2151. Pierce is a contradictory mess. All his views seem to boil down to "Oh yeah, well what about Putin?!"
    1
  2152. Karine Jean-Pierre deserves the highest pay in US, being the sh1t shield for Biden. I really, really, really don't want her job.
    1
  2153. Don't talk to me again.
    1
  2154. As I clearly stated, I wasn't quoting you, I was paraphrasing, and the intent was to fit your suggestions and my responses into one comment rather than committing a straw man. The definitions you provide here are conflicting with your suggestions in that they both require intent and the death or destruction of the group. The focus of my responses was on whether your suggestions had clear causal relationship with the death or destruction of the group, so let's save the matter of intent for later.
    1
  2155. What can I say. Learn evolution before you reject it. Your argument is the equivalent of arguing that continental drift can not occur because if it did, inter-continental cables would obviously snap. It's a slow process. Guns have been around for about 700 years. That's 28 generations. That's barely a moment in evolutionary terms.
    1
  2156. ...and during that speach McCain would have interupted him about 30 times "YES, OR NO?" "THE QUESTION IS SIMPLE, IT DEMANDS A SIMPLE ANSWER" "YES OR NO?" "I WANT YOU TO ANSWER YES... OR NO... IS THAT UNDERSTOOD?" etc.
    1
  2157. Well, salt and water is not the only constituents of sea water, but I guess you use some preprocessing or coarser filter to rid the water of larger molecules and particles before desalination.
    1
  2158. Well pardon me Goggins for having the audacity to enjoy my finite time on earth instead of forcing myself through heaps of pain and suffering. What does Goggins accomplish anyway with all that effort? At best he stays fit/healthy. Clearly overrated.
    1
  2159. At first, one would suspect that this speech dispels any notion that Trump is "H1tler". But then one remembers that Israel has more in common with Nazi germany than it has differences.
    1
  2160. Houthis impose economic sanctions on US for ongoing genocide. Seems fair.
    1
  2161. 7:38 Is that Marco Tempest, the guy who does magic with iPhones?
    1
  2162. I don't think shooting the dog was such a surpricing decision. Iin her desperate moment she probably couldn't think of a good way make sure it would be taken good care of when she was gone, so she thought it was for the best. What would she do? Shoot herself and leave the dog with her corpse for god knows how long?
    1
  2163. I think this is where he got it from: avoiceformen[dot]com/feminism/study-reveals-female-rape-victims-enjoyed-the-experience/ Pay close attention to the first two and last two paragraphs.
    1
  2164. "Every bit of it was contradictory." Eh, it's an image, not a text. But if you were referring to the article I grabbed it from, please provide a few examples from this vast amount of contradictory points.
    1
  2165. This is all 2imaginary4me.
    1
  2166. As a helpless procrastinator, I can relate to Pierre Louis de Maupertuis. I too follow the path that minimizes the action.
    1
  2167. This pope looks less dead.
    1
  2168. I think the dispute of these gentlemen boils down to whether government should be bottom-up (John) or top-down (Andrew).
    1
  2169. Yeah that caught my attention too. Maybe one died on the hospital in between the recording and the uploading? Still confusing.
    1
  2170. What was wrong about his statement was not that people are triggerhappy... it's that he implied women are more so.
    1
  2171. The diversity we have in our world today was grown over long periods of separation. Can diversity thrive in the highly connected and intertwined world liberals envision? Hardly. A more relevant question is: can it survive? It has become clear to me that multiculturalism was never the goal, but a necessary transition-state we are persuaded into tolerating on our trajectory towards mono-culture. Arguments for multiculturalism is just lubricant to ease the friction, or at best an effort to extract some value out of cultures before they fade.
    1
  2172. Demands evidence beyond reasonable doubt showing that the laptop belonged to Hunter Biden. Demands that the audience accept, without any evidence, that the story is Russian propaganda.
    1
  2173. Joe should probably invite Mark Blyth to the podcast for the sake balance in this discussion. Peter Schiff is obviously an anti-government Zealot.
    1
  2174. Haha, fat jokes.
    1
  2175. I'm thankful that there are people who believe the darnest things. It's entertaining. I agree that the lack of trust in authority is the issue. Politicians appealing to science to justify unscientific policy does not help.
    1
  2176. Just like communism, the Venus Project is just a beautiful thaught that will never work in reality. In his view, crime is a symptom of people not having what they want. If all demands are met by production, crime will vanish. Don't get me wrong, I like his passion and most of his ideas, but such reasoning is just naive. It doesn't take the dark side of humanity into account. This doesn't say we can't use many of his inventions in our society.
    1
  2177. @HomoRomo100  The sad thing is that the vaccines were never effective at reducing transmission. But this was very difficult to know at the time due to propaganda and censor.
    1
  2178. I think they should name the island Atlantis. Get the irony?
    1
  2179. No. Gnosticism/Agnosticism deals with whether the existance or non-existance of god is known/knowable or unknown/unknowable. Gnostic theists (claim to) KNOW there is a god. Agnostic theists BELIEVE there is a god (admits it is not known or is unknowable) Gnostic atheists (claim to) KNOW there is no god. Agnostic atheists does not believe there is a god.
    1
  2180. Alexander Fleming famously discovered penicillin by accident as one of his Petri dishes started to mould. However, penicillin is only effective against certain bacteria and is just one in a wide range of antibiotics that were NOT discovered by accident. There are antivirals, antibacterials, antifungals, antiparasitics. There are vaccines, hormone therapy, surgery... my dad's cancer was cured through chem therapy 15 years ago. You know nothing about medicine. I hope you get sick.
    1
  2181. Why are they mad at Biden? He's not in control.
    1
  2182. Liz is a zealot.
    1
  2183. Maybe it's just that people are not surpriced.
    1
  2184. V: 10 A: 2
    1
  2185. Yes she did. Read the article in Huffington post. The link is in the description.
    1
  2186. Oh silly me! And here I thought I knew something about atheism because I rejected the religion of my parents and have been a non-believer for 25 years... Child.
    1
  2187. We don't wanna go full Pol Pott just yet.
    1
  2188. ​@Apollo23 It means US simply let's its creditors know that it will not pay its debt. They could do this, because what are creditors going to do about it? The consequence is that it will be very difficult to convince anyone to lend them more in a long time. Their credit rating will plummet.
    1
  2189.  @GreetingsWithFire  Are you familiar with Mark Blyth? He cowrote the book "Austerity: The history of a dangerous idea". You'll find plenty of him talking about this on YouTube.
    1
  2190. What do you call Al Gore's campaign? "The Al-Gore-itm"
    1
  2191. I didn't know JB Smoove could speak so gently.
    1
  2192. I suspect you're joking, but assuming you're not, here's my response: Yeah like it's super easy to just turn internet into an intranet on a national level. What happens to all the Iranian companies who are using foreign servers for storage, processing, backups, etc. What happens to all the companies who use internet as a platform to do global business?
    1
  2193. He's a genious.
    1
  2194. "I don't consider my career to be about being a DJ. I don't have DJ roots. I never had any intention of becoming a DJ, and my conception of DJ's in general from this standpoint has always been being forced into some nightclub when I would have rather stayed home, and watch some dude mash the play/stop button and occasionally move a pitch slider. Love it or hate it … that's just been my conception of the traditional DJ." Joel Thomas Zimmerman (DeadMau5)
    1
  2195. I'm not pointing fingers at you. That was Jayar. I'm pointing fingers at a former expression of gratitude/satisfaction that cheap restaurant owners have come to demand of the customer and use as an excuse to pay shitty salaries.
    1
  2196. I agree.
    1
  2197. It must feel really stupid crashing rockets while trying to go to Mars with human low-tech.
    1
  2198. Great! I was curious about a follow-up on this.
    1
  2199. "If my wife treated me like my dog, I'd marry her." Cracked me up.
    1
  2200. To me it seems like such a filter would clog very fast. I can't see how it could be useful for large scale desalination.
    1
  2201. Live speech/conversation isn't without filters. You still have your dear frontal contex.
    1
  2202. This is so depressing. Iran is such a wonderful country with wonderful people in it. Sure, their government is not the best, but that is their problem to solve, not yours.
    1
  2203. As Elon's employee she is in no way free to roam. She has to take the company in a direction Elon agrees with and work within the boundaries he define. I'm sure they had deep discussions and Elon made sure they have a somewhat shared vision before employing her.
    1
  2204. I can relate, but I really don't feel I'm more intelligent than the average person, rather the contrary. I really believe it is my poor memory that pushed me to rely more heavily on pattern recognition than memorization. It helps compressing information to the point I can memorize it. I feel more lacking than blessed to be honest.
    1
  2205. Source for those statistics please.
    1
  2206. ...and about disincentives: If a man is so desperate to commit a crime that he's prepared to spend 21 years in prison, I don't think 101 will change his decision.
    1
  2207. I had the pleasure to chat with a polish guy a week ago. Nice guy, but Russia is a sensitive topic. I just hope that they love peace more than they hate Russia. Haven't the Polish been through enough?
    1
  2208. @DoYerBest Seems legit.
    1
  2209. ...there's some serious shit going on here people.
    1
  2210. Right now I only get one Ad over and over again, and it's promoting the european soccer championchip. Problem is I couldn't care less about soccer.
    1
  2211. I wonder what Cenk's breast size is.
    1
  2212. They didn't "grow" cartilage. That was the part they took from her ribs.
    1
  2213. ...said the man who lies with himself.
    1
  2214.  @snikerdoodles856  Inform me.
    1
  2215. Would it be fair to call sex change surgery cosmetic? Sounds harsh, but is it really that different to get boobs than to get a nose job? Both are done to make you feel better about how you look, right? I mean, put both in comparison to getting a hip replacement... yeah.
    1
  2216. Jamie failed to bring up "welder's tan". The arc emits UV radiation, so if you're going to weld for a longer period of time, make sure no skin is exposed or you'll get a nasty red burn and even risk getting skin cancer.
    1
  2217.  @AUnicorn666  I phrased that poorly. I meant to say that now I have a name for the quality I'm lacking. A capacity to control our thoughts and action with intent is a good quality.
    1
  2218. A no brainer? Clearly we need more brains then. The result is severing relations with Russia, hundreds of thousands dead, and huge profits for American companies.
    1
  2219. ​​ @josephs3169 Russia is not interested in "Taking Ukraine", never was. It annexed Crimea and Russian sympathizing regions which were in civil war with Kiev. Why would Russia want to incorporate a people that hates them? Doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
    1
  2220.  @Vatnik_tschistilka  To what end?
    1
  2221. No, I only read an article where the content was discussed.
    1
  2222. And this is of course a sign of a sound ethos...?
    1
  2223. Ah shit, not spotify.
    1
  2224. Ok, but wouldn't going through twisted space rip me apart?
    1
  2225. @TheOzzyism Privitization of what?
    1
  2226. The region was not "just land" in 1947, but was populated by almost a million, 55% Jews. Jews had been nation-building there since the 1917 Balfour declaration.
    1
  2227. Nah, the roles are reverse in China. Corporations fear and bend over for Chinese government. The common denominator is that an unelected elite runs the show.
    1
  2228. Cenk was born in Istanbul, Turkey.
    1
  2229. "This will be a non-violent event, unless the government chooses to make it violent." was mentioned, yes, but "Should we meet physical resistance, we will peacefully turn back" was not. I chose to keep the first sentence to clearify that the part he left out is following directly after the parts he quoted.
    1
  2230. There's been a lot of talks about healthcare lately. I sense a slight push for health care reform.
    1
  2231. Also, confront misinformation with better information, not with censor!
    1
  2232. I believe RFK Jr will attack corruption if given a chance, but it is possible that the scope is limited to food, health, medicin and environment. Since he joined Trump, it seems he stopped speaking against the military industrial complex.
    1
  2233. The problem was in my comprehension of your comment, not in my understanding of Korea.
    1
  2234. Mindblow as always, bringing the wonders of physics to the masses.
    1
  2235. Cenk is a walking soundboard.
    1
  2236. Can you refer me to that study?
    1
  2237. I guess this fish is really into deep throating.
    1
  2238. Exploded with the size of 400 atomic bombs? *palmface* If you look at pictures from the powerplant after the explosion you see the chimney of the reactor next to the one exploded is intact. Haha, this is probably really embarrassing for TheYoungTurks. They should make an apology in another video so maybe they can keep their reliability somewhat intact.
    1
  2239. I'm sorry Walter, but you'll have to choose between government legislating minimum salaries and minimum standards for working conditions, or you're gonna need strong and healthy unions negotiating these. You can't have neither.
    1
  2240. That graph is laughable. Anything can be proven by drawing straight lines between two years of choice. You have to view data in context.
    1
  2241. According to what definition? I challange you to find one.
    1
  2242. @theHedgex1 Yeah, be it Nationalist extremists, Rasists, Hooligans, Religious fanatics, etc. it's really just overmatured groups who are hostile to critique. I'd call it the 'hooligan syndrome'.
    1
  2243. Here's atheist Steve Shives disecting D.L.C's book "Reasonable Faith" chapter by chapter: 1: /watch?v=Nll-g8ll9QY&feature=plcp 2: /watch?v=bD2TvNGFKbo&feature=plcp 3: /watch?v=lMLrpt8sUtA&feature=plcp 4: /watch?v=0_mf1MNd5bM&feature=plcp 5: /watch?v=9ztZqIyykSA&feature=plcp 6: /watch?v=YN_jywcvSfM&feature=plcp 7: /watch?v=Z_QRKMrd5BU&feature=plcp 8: /watch?v=lCUZEfWZm2o&feature=plcp Chapter 9 & 10 to come.
    1
  2244. Patrick comes off as really naive here. In a dreamworld, capitalism works the way he describes. In the real world, capitalists desceive, manipulate, exploit, and leverage their power to benefit themselves at the expense of others. Big pharma is in direct competition with the human immune system and health. They rather keep us vulnerable and dependent than healthy and resilient. Tobacco industry convinced people it was healthy and suppressed information to the contrary. Sugar industry convinced us lipids are worse. Polymer industry dumped poisons into the water supply causing birthdefects and cancer. Petroleum industry spread lead across the globe, actively tried to suppress information about its harms. Weapons manufacturers actively lobby for war. Etc.
    1
  2245. You clearly don't understand how tax brackets work. An increase in salary can never leave you with less money. /wiki/Income_tax_in_the_United_States#Marginal_tax_rates
    1
  2246. Trayvon was acting in self defence.
    1
  2247. Let's not compare collateral deaths with systematic executions.
    1
  2248. @TheTrainRex I don't see any. Maybe youtube is showing videos that are both related to the current video and also to your search/viewing history?
    1
  2249. Reality is depressing.
    1
  2250. "Conference of Experts to Study the Possibility of Detecting Violations of a Possible Agreement on the Suspension of Nuclear Tests" Compare that to WEF 2020: "Stakeholders for a cohesive and sustainable world"
    1
  2251. I'm flattered. Thank you! :)
    1
  2252. I would like an anonymous survey on what portion of U.S. employees believes WW3 is desirable.
    1
  2253. "restrictions"? Hah! What do you think this is... europe? In 'murica the free market takes care of our problems. If the problem persists it's the regulations fault for not giving the free market enough room.
    1
  2254. By your definition most christians are atheists. Doesn't make any sense.
    1
  2255. Clint is not senile. He's still directing movies ffs.
    1
  2256. To be fair, I think he was referring to catholicism today, not during Galileo's time.
    1
  2257. Your analogy isn't even remotely accurate. Since you imply the answer is so simple, why not just answer me.
    1
  2258. There's a big difference between the shows you compare: Daily show and Colbert report define their show as "late night satirical television program" and are aired on COMEDY central. FOX News denies all accusations of bias. TYT openly refer to themselves as progressives.
    1
  2259. "When I was a little kid in Queens and I had no money and I needed to save myself, the way I got out was by sounding smart, not being smart. That was the skill I perfected. So I am hardwired to always rehearse things so I will always sound smart. It's a disease, it keeps me from being happy." 2:02:20 To be honest, there were several times during this podcast where I sensed that this guy tries hard to come off as some kind of oracle who has all the right answers. He won back my respect with this paragraph.
    1
  2260. Why aren't anyone exploring the idea of reinventing democracy altogether using modern technology? Example: Every citizen have a secure online profile. Through this profile, citizens elect people to produce proposals and changes. Citizens then excercise executive power through their online profile to pass or reject the proposals. It has potential to put more power in the hands of the people instead of having to rely on indirect representation.
    1
  2261. Wait, is he joking or serious?
    1
  2262. John started out great, and he's only getting better.
    1
  2263. I don't know whether it is more or less common than among christians, but there certainly are young earth creationists among muslims too.
    1
  2264. Is that something he's said or is it only an arbitrary assumption? I'm pretty sure you're overanalyzing it.
    1
  2265. I wonder if this study made any lasting damage to their understanding of math. I can picture some girl lecturing her teacher: "8 ¤ 7 equals 10, thus 3=5=285"
    1
  2266. This guy love his powerpoints.
    1
  2267. @BeautyBoyTV Ofcourse they would still do it. They'd been in heaven having sex with virgins by the time US started killing civilians.
    1
  2268. The recent Israel-Palestine conflict gives me hope... ...in that the western world fails to act in complete unison. Maybe the west isn't completely controlled by a handful of people after all, or at least they're not all in agreement.
    1
  2269. This is how it usually goes down in my experiance: (1:00 AM at some club) "Guys, I'm leaving now. It's been a great night." "NO YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE GONNA BE AT THE AFTERPARTY!!!" "Nah, I'm tired, and I have things I gotto do tomorrow" "TIRED? I'LL BUY YOU A REDBULL-VODKA!" "Thanks but I've had enough for tonight. See you!" "BOOOOOOOH!"
    1
  2270. If they'd knocked her out, there's no way in hell they'd be able to get her off the bus.
    1
  2271. 0:00 Cenk is such a dork haha.
    1
  2272. @johnedwards1968 Using money of course.
    1
  2273. Are you implying your parents were "feeding" you with computer? Or did they just not moderate your computer usage enough?
    1
  2274. Can we stop conflating humanitarian aid with sending weapons and ammunition. Proxy warfare is not "aid".
    1
  2275. EU is back to crusades: full of themselves and blinded by belief in "the good cause".
    1
  2276. Sounds like OpenAI needs a new board.
    1
  2277. I think it's pretty obvious that government is now promoting conspiracy theories about aliens, for one reason or another.
    1
  2278. Sounds like the Panama Canal needs competition. Build a new channel!
    1
  2279. @edgespear101 What about parasites, virus, bacteria... are they designed too? If so, why?
    1
  2280. "The whole purpose of women - according to him - is to reproduce, and if you don't reproduce you're an idiot. So how is is that these idiots can have high IQ?" The way Ana puts it, it sounds like complete nonsense. I think it's a legitimate question: The theory of evolution states that the gene pool of a population should drift towards increased likelihood of successful reproduction. So if high IQ leads to less probability of reproduction, how the hell did we get smart in the first place?
    1
  2281.  @kamakazitv574  Lies.
    1
  2282.  @thescarecrow897  Wow, that seems a bit rushed.
    1
  2283. That is disgusting. It was crystal clear propaganda slander and they propagated it without hesitation.
    1
  2284. @unamaxify Talking about special treatment: How do you think a country which military constitutes half of world's total military spending get treated?
    1
  2285. To be fair, they already told us that they had the motive, the intention, and the means to do it. What more can they say?
    1
  2286. I hope computer engineers across the globe realize that Microsoft is creating an insane demand for an OS alternative to Windows 11 that isn't snooping. There's an opportunity to get rich!
    1
  2287. I'm not leftist. I'm libertarian.
    1
  2288. "especially in places where acquiring wealth is easy, like the U.S." US has shitty social mobility. If you want to live the American dream, move to Norway.
    1
  2289. Congratulations to everyone! The future looks brighter.
    1
  2290. If Musk just solved male impotence, he's going to 100x his wealth this year.
    1
  2291. Those propaganda talking points align strikingly well with what is broadcasted in certain American media, only a bit more blatant and to the point.
    1
  2292. Awesome talk!
    1
  2293. Noel Ignatiev: "What we hate is a system that confers privileges (and burdens) on people because of their color. It's not fair skin that makes people white; it's fair skin in a certain kind of society, one that attaches social importance to skin color. When we say we want to abolish the white race, we do not mean we want to exterminate people with fair skin. We mean that we want to do away with the social meaning of skin color, thereby abolishing the white race as a social category."
    1
  2294. Basically the same, except one was an empire which had conquered half of europe, the other one is a terror group of 20k-30k.
    1
  2295. 6:40 About fat protecting the body. It's true that the body still absorbs the energy of the impact. But, what the fat layer does is to distribute the load such that the more functional tissue beneath suffers less stress.
    1
  2296. Believing christianity is the only source of human decency is close-minded. Pointing this out is not.
    1
  2297.  @PerpetuallyEthereal  Sure, and until then, these are merely allegations.
    1
  2298. *Was not yet discovered ;)
    1
  2299. People who really want to learn how to make a bomb will find out anyway. It's not that complicated, given that you learn a little bit of chemistry. At best this prevents children/teens from trying to make a bomb for the thrill.
    1
  2300. Well if there's no hurry (depending on the age of your wife of course), there's no harm in giving it time. Maybe you feel different in a couple of years or five.
    1
  2301. @CHAOSoriginal You mean the non-real estate market?
    1
  2302. Oh, I thought it was a crash. Thank god most head-lines call it a "correction". Responsible journalism.
    1
  2303. @skaredufngamen Don't take this personally, but "We progressive Americans" sounds kind of silly. I mean just the fact that you're having "In god we trust" on the dollar bill is kind of old fasioned. And taking into account this was added 1956 dispite your First Amendment it might even be a step backwards. And the fact that your irrational fear for socialism and communism clings dispite over 60 years have passed since McCarthy's witch hunt. Note that I'm not talking about you personally.
    1
  2304. How much has donations to Ukraine for resistance against Russia caused inflation in prices of weapons and ammunitions? As Europe agitates Russia while emptying their stocks, they are now in a really poor position to negotiate prices on arms purchases.
    1
  2305. Libertarians are not that bad. Conservatives on the other hand.
    1
  2306. @Tazdingomon123 Aww how cute! Cenk tries to cover her error by implying she actually said counties (not countries) which sound less stupid. Anyhow, everyone make mistakes.
    1
  2307. Asks RFK Jr. how he hopes to reach people about his views on vaccines... ...prevents him from talking about his views on vaccines.
    1
  2308. What a clear account of what's wrong with WHO.
    1
  2309. You say "EW". I say "WIN"
    1
  2310. There's a lot of ways in which a girl can move to catch my interest. Twerking is not one of them.
    1
  2311. Any argument against fiat money or for returning to the gold standard (or anything of the kind) should begin with a discussion about how to get an economy out recession.
    1
  2312. @wellifthemediasaysit WTC7: Fell because of structural damage and fires. Why does it matter how it fell? PNAC: The attack was convenient for the goals of some... so? Thermite: You see nanothermite cutting through steel beams. I see some blurry sparks coming out of an intensely burning building. NORAD: The 10 minute referense was taken from an instruction manual to an air plane simulation program. The only comparable domestic interception is that of Payne Stewart's plane which took 76 minutes.
    1
  2313. "Don't deal with this guy, he's muslim." "Why is that funny?" "This guy's a muslim." "Aren't you fighting against these guys?" "I don't think he should be working here." "Look, I'd like to order some food, just not from you. Ok?" - Could they have given him any cheesier lines?
    1
  2314. So U.S. Military might be carbon neutral after all!
    1
  2315. Simply being reflective does not melt a car. It needs to be concave.
    1
  2316. 8:32 Why would you soak the fries? 10:00 Againt wtf!?!
    1
  2317. I'd rather have flat than fat. Big tits on big women is like defined muscles on a skinny man.
    1
  2318. 0.001% is 1 in 100k.
    1
  2319. Tell me about how the story is completely different!
    1
  2320. Keep it real. The guy is a good sci-fi writer, whether he's a racist moron or not. No need to minimize his work.
    1
  2321. This felt like a less lethal variant of the "Peoples Temple Agricultural Project" aka "Jonestown".
    1
  2322. May depend on how well she was handling the mother role. Seems like she was a wreck.
    1
  2323. Why do you write that on a video where the supreme court turned down a shitty proposal?
    1
  2324. I didn't mean to question your credentials, on the contrary, I found it typical of an economist to be so preoccupied with maximizing growth that he forgets why. :) Increasing inequality is a global phenomenon that I find deeply worrying. It seems as if globalization has pressured countries into a global price war through the means of dumping labor costs. What they seem to forget is, if everyone dumps their salaries, who's going to buy the products? It looks an awful lot like a downward spiral.
    1
  2325. My advice was to change the law instead of bitching with the cops. You disagreed. I ridiculed the act of getting angry with the wrong person. Now you flip 180 and assert you're the kind of person who changes laws, which is exactly what I suggested to begin with. Fucking clown.
    1
  2326. @Dahgrostabphri Is there a term for that? I mean like secularism but with corporations.
    1
  2327. Depressing.
    1
  2328. I'm an agnostic global warmingist.
    1
  2329. When will we be able to watch Cenk in full quality again? Not only is the video quality bad, the sound volume is lower, so I have to turn it up every time I'm watching Cenk. Really annoying.
    1
  2330. "Scientists don't really debate." Maybe that's why medical science is losing credibility. It's become preoccupied with pushing commercial interests through peer review, which does not require debate.
    1
  2331. "I prefer to be poor and free than to accept money of another country [at the expense of] freedom and independence"
    1
  2332.  @klipk7296  You missed the point.
    1
  2333. @kazooga1234 Yeah you need both.
    1
  2334. So that's why the other party is called "Democrats"?
    1
  2335. Hey Ray Daio, how do I hedge against The Great Taking?
    1
  2336. That the data is supposedly unreliable for comparison would make a correlation LESS probable you fucking moron. You can not draw conclusions from data that does not exist.
    1
  2337. @123trymeout You got me wrong. I'm talking about the direction in which our society is heading. It's changing gradually over time. Labourintensive jobs are still required, but they constitute a smaller portion than they did 30 years ago, and if the trend persists, will be even smaller in 10 years.
    1
  2338. Enough with the corruption! We need more transparency. I need to know exactly who every politician is fuckin. Give me lists! No one is safe until we know this!
    1
  2339. They do have a centrally planned economy. If that's not left, then what is?
    1
  2340. What the fuck are you talking about? I'm not being apologetic. I'm trying to understand why people gravitate towards fascism in Greece. That's why I drew a historical parallell to the Nazis, which rise to power is thoroghly documented and analyzed. The first step in solving a problem is UNDERSTANDING THE FUCKING PROBLEM! I'm not gonna dehumanize the Greeks because people like you are too weak-minded to admit that you and I are not that much different.
    1
  2341. Well then you're just stupid, because most arabs are muslims.
    1
  2342. Would you apply the same principle to ethnicity, religion, wealth, etc. ? The diversity within each gender is too large to legislate based on the averages. Equal rights does not mean having the exact same rights. It means judging people based on their actual qualities and not the average of their gender.
    1
  2343. I think you misunderstood my comment. I'm well aware of how evolution works. Wouldn't you agree that the first sexual life form must logically have come from an asexual parent? So where would this life form find a sexual partner? Everything else is asexual at the moment. I argued that the first lifeforms to have sex most probably came from the same parent, and thus committed "incest" by definition.
    1
  2344. Demented States of America
    1
  2345. Musk, RFK Jr, Tulsi Gabbard, ... if this happens, it's going to wild.
    1
  2346. Only me who don't think their tattoos are that great? No depth. No flow. No detail. Just thick lines and bright colors.
    1
  2347. If it relied on religious sentiment I don't think it would qualify for TED.
    1
  2348. Jimmy: How much time do I have? Tucker: 3 min 30 sec. Jimmy: Ok, that's enough for 10 min.
    1
  2349. I thaught the Olympics was about sports, not morals. Let the girl participate.
    1
  2350. I assume that's a joke.
    1
  2351.  @fiendz9116  Are you sure all her teeth are original?
    1
  2352. Mind pasting a link?
    1
  2353. Hahaha. Compared to the crowd, she's the one who's worked up. She on something?
    1
  2354. I don't know about this guy. He seems a bit too interested in controlling the narrative about politics and himself. He seems a bit too involved in the twitter circus.
    1
  2355. Clearly, the world needs a little more Asperger's.
    1
  2356. As a consumer, I generally despite subscription services. Extractive vultures.
    1
  2357. What I like about TYT is the diversity of oppinions. TYT is at their best when they disagree. That's why i like Kim. In contrast to the majority of the TYT crew she's careful about what she say, and seem to be an introvert.
    1
  2358. Obama was saving his response for the 11th repetition of the claim.
    1
  2359. As a Swede religion was an obligatory course during high school. We had to read about Hinduism, Bhuddism, Islam, Judaism and Christianity. It was all very neutral. The only thing I found dogmatic was that one day we had some christian over from the local church. She was basically trying to recruit us to go through 'confirmation' (officially accepting the christian faith), but I'm confident that a representative from any other religion would've been granted the same opportunity.
    1
  2360. I would argue that the rich white men's club won anyhow, but the other victories you listed are more than enough reason to celebrate.
    1
  2361. Joe often prides himself in not attaching himself to ideas and being happy to admit when he's wrong. Clearly this does not apply to his ideas about diet. John Mackey says repeatedly that cutting out processed foods and eating meat may also leads to reversal of heart disease, but so far, studies have only shown that this works when also cutting the meat. Joe keeps beating up a strawman.
    1
  2362. Let me guess: the prices will hurt the competitors of her donors.
    1
  2363. Let me clearify: You are a pathetic little loser because you are terrified that that the underdog is given more attention than you. You're the equivalent of a white supremacist wailing in terror as the local newspaper celebrates the fact that blacks constitutes a larger portion of the work force than some decades ago. To him it's obvious that "race equality" is just a facade for white oppression, after all, if it was about equality they'd focus just as much on white issues!
    1
  2364. The reason I still associate myself with the left is because I believe that more freedom can be created through the means of a state. The state can be used to guarantee a foundation of autonomy and opportunity for the individual. The state can be used to design the rules of the market such as to maximize its benefits while minimizing its harms.
    1
  2365. Her hair reminds me of Hillary Clinton. Yuck!
    1
  2366. I expected more madness.
    1
  2367. I can't help but indulge in a fair bit of schadenfreude right now.
    1
  2368. Maybe he put the tattoo there as a warning to women.
    1
  2369. I honestly don't think it's very hard to reproduce. Take 10 asymmetrical objects that has the center of gravity a bit off the center of the support and I think it's more likely that not that you'll see at least one rotate slowly in response to vibration. Moreover it seem very odd that the Egyptians would design a statue with this property. Due to scarcity of flexible building materials it was not very likely to be subjected to vibrations, and even if it was it seem meaningless and impractical.
    1
  2370. So if you put bracers on an ugly woman, she becomes beautiful... or are braces worn exclusively by beautiful women?
    1
  2371. Not necessarily...but if she could scram out 14 kids, 14 c0cks should be no match.
    1
  2372. Let's not forget Elon tries to solve global warming by developing solar cell roof tiles, batteries and ramping up demand for electric cars.
    1
  2373. AOC has proven to be such a false deceptive person that I really don't care about what words come out of her mouth. It's like listening to chat GPT aggregate and regurgitate what it estimates people want to hear.
    1
  2374. It'll be known as "hyperlag".
    1
  2375. I think what you're trying to say is that phenotype is not solely a product of genotype but also on environmental factors, and that pigmentation is a trait that is known to highly depend on exposure to UV-radiation, but since I obviously meant the pigmentation people are born with, this is irrelevant. Yes, there's variation within races, but this is no reason to deny the interracial variation that is observed. I can with very high certainty say that the child of a pair of whites is not black.
    1
  2376. I wonder how they determine that a man who won ward for Favourite Male Comedy Star at People's Choice Awards in 2010 is irrelevant in 2013.
    1
  2377.  Adam Peel  Let's acknowledge that no economy is pure capitalist and countries are not equally far from being one. The state definitely plays a more important role in Chnia's economy than e.g. US. The state owns all land and is to a higher degree involved in corporate affairs. In US corporations tend to use the government to make profit. In China, government tends to use corporations to realize its goals.
    1
  2378. Cute how Candace describes Ukraine as a neighbor. No damnit, US is not a neighbor of Ukraine, Russia is. That's what this whole conflict is about. It's almost halfway across the globe from US and literally shares border with Russia, yet US has made it their project to pull Ukrain into their hegemonic sphere.
    1
  2379. So what is the dimension of our observable universe, considering galaxy filaments, superclusters, clusters, etc.?
    1
  2380. To be fair, in the videos the citizens running over cops were doing so at higher speed than cops running over citizens. Yet, this nuance is in no way enough to explain the stark contrast in DeBlasio's response. In one case, he feels its ok to publically assume that it was done in malice and in the other case he asks people to wait for the results of an internal investigation.
    1
  2381. They never learn do they? Why don't they learn from the scandals of the catholic church? Take active measures to prevent child abuse! If someone abuse minors in your church, but your boot in their ass and hand them to the police. And oh, I think Cara look good in glasses. Why'd she drop them?
    1
  2382. I'm tired of you getting caught up in details, so I consulted an actual scientific report on the subject. I was able to extract the following facts (a bit simplified): An individual has 14% chance of being genetically closer to the average of another population than his own. A pair of individuals from different populations has 31% chance of being more similar to eachother than a pair from a single population. Again, human races are significant, but not enough to make accurate predictions.
    1
  2383. " I accidentally the Hirshhorn Museum... is it bad? :/ " Yes Liz, in fact it's fucking aweful.
    1
  2384. Karen is on FIRE!
    1
  2385. It's likely natural origin. Well, it's not, but we didn't fund the lab. Well, I did, but the lab didn't do gain-of-function research. Well, it did, but it's molecularly impossible that Cov19 came from the lab.
    1
  2386. I think you're being too soft. Just rape him illegitimately, Todd Akin style!
    1
  2387. They vax kids for Hepatitis-B because they plan to stick hundreds of more needles in them.
    1
  2388. It's not the act itself but the motive behind it that make it terrorism. If the motive was to scare other scientists away from the bomb-program, then it was terrorism. If the motive was to destroy key knowlage and know-how to halt the bomb-project, then it was not.
    1
  2389. Cenk mixed up Blue/Red (the description beneath the graph is correct).
    1
  2390. I can't help but think of "Peoples Temple" and "Jonestown" when I see this. Societies that are too leader-dependent are deemed to fail.
    1
  2391. So he's imply that ALLOWING contraception is to FORCE people to use it, but to FORBID contraception is him exercising his FREEDOM of religion. Nice twist Santorum. You're a fucking clown.
    1
  2392. @unclexbob Yes, actually I am, since your "belief" is confirmed, it's no longer a "belief", but considered a fact.
    1
  2393. This guy is against freedom of speach... BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
    1
  2394. This stinks bullshit so bad.
    1
  2395. I think she refers to rich old men trying to stay young using blood transfusion from young people and embryonic stem cells using clones planted in the eggs of young women. Yes, it's a thing. For example, there's an infamous video of Peter Nygård trying to convince young models to sell their eggs to him for this purpose. Should we call it vampirism? I wouldn't say its that far off.
    1
  2396. So you're saying, more people are verbally abused for being fat, so the skinny ones shouldn't complain? I don't think that makes a difference to the psychology of the individual. It hurts just as bad.
    1
  2397. 20 hours: 90,628 views
    1
  2398. Yeah, maybe it's more like a warning to not repeat the mistake he did.
    1
  2399. Might as well reinstroduce the Chastity belt. /wiki/File:Venetian-chastity.JPG
    1
  2400. Regarding Sontag's quote it seem it is from 1967, and it was paraphrased. She said: "Mozart, Pascal, Boolean algebra, Shakespeare, parliamentary government, baroque churches, Newton, the emancipation of women, Kant, Balanchine ballets, et al. don't redeem what this particular civilization has wrought upon the world. The white race is the cancer of human history." It is to this day considered one of her most controversial statement. And I can't find anyone of significance called "Fernando Pena".
    1
  2401. Also, no, "racist" isn't a scientific term, but neither is this a scientific paper. As long as you and I know whom I refer to there's no reason to bitch about it. If you have a term that better describes yourself and your likes who have this irrational fear of pigmentation I'm willing to use that from here on. Good night.
    1
  2402. Cenk is such a funny guy haha! Great initiative!
    1
  2403. This was a really good episode!
    1
  2404. This is great news! :)
    1
  2405. Depends on the severity of the tattoo.
    1
  2406. "Sweden didn't do anything" is misleading. While there was a lot less coercion, government made recommendations often in line with other western countries. Most schools switched to remote forms of education.
    1
  2407. Please get rid of the Fahrenheit scale america. It makes no sense whatsoever. I'm embarrassed enough that we still have Celcius in Europe. Kelvin is the most logical scale.
    1
  2408. You're an idiot. There's no force involved. They just provide the tools for family planning. If people don't wanna use it they don't have to. Women just rather not have 6 children if they had a choice. By increasing health and wealth they will produce less children, by choice.
    1
  2409. If I ever get really famous I'll sell my excrement on Ebay.
    1
  2410. Not liking his personality or his methods does not take away from his great contribution to modern society as a scientist.
    1
  2411. YEEEEEHAAAAA!
    1
  2412. From what I can tell, officially it's mandatory, but there are a small number of progressive rabbis that call for reform. Read up on "Brit Shalom".
    1
  2413. FOODFORLOUIS eats road kill for show. This guy likes it.
    1
  2414. Hell, it's 'bout time grandma Ana let off some steam.
    1
  2415. We're talkin' winning $55M here. You don't have to invest all of it into your business. How about running your business full time and keep say ~$25M on a personal bank account just in case?
    1
  2416. You're gonna stop the subway in a busy city over two Kittens? Come one! And I hate that Cenk is criticizing him for being honest.
    1
  2417. I tried this. Did not like it at all. Just bland and slimy.
    1
  2418. It's not word salad. She's just proving to her audience that she knows the leftist lingo.
    1
  2419. I found their comments on his clothing kinda stupid. I mean, do you think he should wear dark clothes with a hoodie to hide his face? After the Trayvon Martin case I think we all know where that path leads. A 17 year old wearing bright colors is actually not that uncommon.
    1
  2420. My colleague (55 yo) caught covid quite early on. He had trouble breathing, so went to hospital. They put him under general anesthesia and respirator for 4 months. It took him about a year to recover from the muscle-loss. He was an outlier though who's case attracted national attention.
    1
  2421. Wow. Now this makes me more sympathetic to Sabine's nihilism.
    1
  2422. 11:11 That graph is very telling.
    1
  2423. Note that he was only charged with sexual assault, so the ruling only means that masturbating on a beach was, in this case, not sexual assault. Should he face charges of different nature, he might very well be convicted.
    1
  2424. ...so ovaries are completely safe in the passenger seat? lol
    1
  2425. "The bottom line in the end is: Who's 4 year olds get killed?" That is a disgusting person. I wish him the worst.
    1
  2426. She's kinda hot though...
    1
  2427. I think it's hot.
    1
  2428. @Di0genesus It doesn't necessarily mean that Ron need to change his position. If he already have a position they'd like, they may donate to him to help him win.
    1
  2429. This was the first thing I said when Harris announced Biden admin will assure a peaceful transfer of power.
    1
  2430. Yes. Such? As, Punctuation!
    1
  2431. There were three of them...
    1
  2432. Threats to democracy: censor, propaganda, mass surveillance, search results manipulation, non-transparent government, corporate finance of political campaigns, supragovernmental institutions, private central banks, etc.
    1
  2433. That's Douglas Macgregor. He has a lot of controversial opinions.
    1
  2434. Chivers also says "Arousal is not consent." and “I hate the term ‘rape fantasies,’ they’re really fantasies of submission.”. That some women get aroused by thought or fantisize about rape does not mean they want it to come true. In the realm of the mind, they are able to exclude all the undesired aspects of rape while emphasising on the desired, and they don't have to face the associated social, physical, and psychological consequences.
    1
  2435.  4Freedom4All  Well duh.
    1
  2436. Sidenote: There's plenty of evidence that not everyone should be a parent. So I'd be careful about talking others into having kids. Just make your own choice and shut up.
    1
  2437. Jessica Burbank believes RFK Jr ate dog meat. She believes this because... yeah.
    1
  2438. Seth MacFarlane is definately sexiest to women.
    1
  2439. In my oppinion, bias is not only a factor when delivering the news, but when researching and selecting stories. Cenk is admittedly focusing on crony capitalism, and it's pretty obvious Ana is focusing on women issues. Although they may be reporting facts, they are doing so selectively.
    1
  2440. 13 years have passed since George stepped down from presidency, and he still looks healthier and sharper than the current president.
    1
  2441. They obviously referred to skin color, not identity. You are being misleading on purpose to manipulate public opinion.
    1
  2442. Democrats are still trying to figure out what went strategically wrong with their vacant campaign. Was it the social media? Was it the communication? Was it the celebrity events? No, the problem was they had nothing to offer.
    1
  2443. Seems like you are the one who has no idea what I'm talking about... not me. I'm talking about the Korean Empire.
    1
  2444. If this was done by Lonely Island no one would care. Give them a break. It's humor.
    1
  2445. Nazi or not, did the guy actually do anything that calls for a life behind bars? Probably not, since he got out after 9 years. Since when is being the friend of a bad guy a crime?
    1
  2446.  @christianwestling2019  Sure.
    1
  2447. It's here: ";at Dissimilarity fraction = 0.5, individuals are as likely to be more similar to members of other populations as to members of their own." In other words 0.5 is your hypothesis, that race is a myth. As it turns out it's about 0.31. How is that 100% agreement?
    1
  2448. "The human toll here looks to be much worse than the economic toll, and we can be grateful for that." I hope he's not saying we should be grateful that it is the human toll that is worse and not the economic toll. I hope means that we should be grateful the economic toll looks to be mild relative to the severe human toll, rather than both tolls being severe. It seems like a delicate but important distinction that he may have failed to communicate.
    1
  2449. She also didn't say she was happy that Obama won. Her point was simply that there is more to dislike about Romney.
    1
  2450. Who's the guy on the masks? Oh. Julian. Of course.
    1
  2451. You say this because the they are the same on the issues you find most important. This does not mean that there is not a difference on issues that others find important.
    1
  2452. First I felt a little bit compassion for the man, because apparently he had deep regrets about the murder... but when Ana explained what he did to that woman I was like: "meh. throw the scum back in".
    1
  2453. @XenoPredDragon Well they don't.
    1
  2454. k
    1
  2455. 5:54 I find it a bit funny that he asserts "frictionless motion" while giving it a new push every other second.
    1
  2456. Small risk. Ok, no reason for worry.
    1
  2457. That's trolling.
    1
  2458. China: FAILED Sweden: FAILED Denmark: FAILED Norway: FAILED France: FAILED ... Murica: UTOPIA
    1
  2459. Indeed, there are people to admire and despise on both sides of the spectrum.
    1
  2460. @aurorianz Yeah, cuz McCain would've done much better... not.
    1
  2461. @Nemesis000000 Tell me about his attitude towards atheism! I don't get any negative vibe from this talk.
    1
  2462. Are you referring to the 85% that disagree with you?
    1
  2463. @SoCalWeatherIsCrap I've been in tokyo and I can tell you... although the etnicity is somewhat homogenous, the culture is incredibly diverse.
    1
  2464. I see a man who turned a tragic road kill into activism against speeding cyclists, with a sprinkle of humor on top.
    1
  2465. Oh I just realized you were trying to be funny. Sorry.
    1
  2466. Reminds on awful lot about "A Lannister always pays his debts." with the same dark undertone. As the Lannisters looted the Tyrells to repay its debts, so will USA find a way.
    1
  2467. On the internet, everything is fake until proven otherwise. Ana's on the right track.
    1
  2468. What sounds more likely: "God created the Heaven and the Earth" or "Earth and Space are a result of a sudden Explosion." Close call? Now let's look at what's more reliable: Asserted in a book of dim authorship that repeatedly contradicts known laws of physics as well as the historical record. ...or a hypothesis derived from extrapolation of the observed universe using known laws of physics, that after many experiments is elevated to theory status.
    1
  2469. Thank you for being decent.
    1
  2470. Ironically, I watched the movie "An American Crime" yesterday, in which a mother with psychological problems ends up killing a little girl after months of systematic abuse.
    1
  2471. You need to learn the difference between hating the religion and hating the religious. Ridiculing the storyline is not hateful towards christians. Neither is pointing out the inconsistency between republican agenda and the christian message. Neither is critizising influential pastors, priests, etc. for abusing their authority. Also, the way many christians talk about non-belivers, I find it rather hypocritical to cry and act offended when the roles are turned.
    1
  2472. RFK Jr focuses on issues which will benefit and please the vast majority of Americans. Abortion leaves a lot of people unhappy whatever is done, so it is a divisive issue and is best avoided.
    1
  2473. I hope you laughed as loud as me when you read the last two paragraphs of the article.
    1
  2474.  @jamesragsdale8202  Diversity of opinion is immature?
    1
  2475.  @jamesragsdale8202  Sure, it got emotional, but that's ok.
    1
  2476. I had two heaters, both occasionally causing a safe to blow.
    1
  2477. View them negatively, yeah, but they don't get to redefine the ideology.
    1
  2478. "America's working mothers are now the primary breadwinners in a record 40 percent of households with children" Note that the "40%" only includes households with working mothers. Men are still the primary breadwinners in 85% of households with children. "Among all U.S. households with children, the share of married breadwinner moms has jumped from 4 percent in 1960 to 15 percent in 2011."
    1
  2479. Explain to me the process by which temperature (the average kinetic energy of molecules/atoms) converts into thermal radiation over time.
    1
  2480. While you had pericarditis after Covid the infection, this study says Covid is very unlikely to have caused it.
    1
  2481. How is that racist?
    1
  2482. Russia comes to the table with physical evidence. France, UK, comes to the table with sweeping assertions, propaganda phrases, and emotional manipulation. Wake up Europe!
    1
  2483. @4244110 Conspiracy lunatic.
    1
  2484. Learn the difference between knowledge and suspictions.
    1
  2485. What. This is getting scary.
    1
  2486. All that blabber and they didn't mention once what's wrong with current sun screens and how sunscreens in South Korea are superior. I'm genuinely curious, given that sun screens seem to do their job pretty well as far as I can tell. If it isn't living up to your standard, buy one with higher sun protection factor!
    1
  2487. Who cares what Mike Tyson has to say about Zimmerman? :/
    1
  2488. I believe your "room" lies somewhere in between your awareness of your own mistake and her lack of awareness of hers. Letting her know that she made the same mistake as you is not necessarily hypocritical.
    1
  2489. This woman is gold!
    1
  2490. I'm studying for a master in mechanical engineering. I did not expect us to use programming when I started, but we've had several courses involving coding. Of course, it's on a basic level. But I have not doubt it's a valuable skill that can be used to automate a lot of the boring repitative work eg. math, documentation, etc.
    1
  2491. He look a fair bit like Jason Segel on that photo.
    1
  2492. I'm pretty sure there are women out there that you'd rather not have sex with. The problem is that you're picturing an attractive woman in good shape.
    1
  2493. Regarding voting online. I think the main problem relates to transparency. Everyone understands a box with a slot.
    1
  2494. And the specific ideology is... ?
    1
  2495. Sorry, I didn't mean to let you down. lol
    1
  2496. @therrydicule Distgusted does not accurately describe how I feel. I'm more like depressed.
    1
  2497. I think you are exaggerating. Can you give me a quote where Obama is "playing class warfare"?
    1
  2498. I was gonna say "Cut the defence budget instead maybe?" but the sad thing is... the US military have grown so entangled with US industry, that they can't afford cutting it in an economic depression.
    1
  2499. I would argue that it's the hierarchies, the power distance, and the authoritarianism that make up the problem. Note that this applies to all institutions whether they are religious, corporate, governmental, etc. By removing religions you've only removed one of the many vehicles in which corruption thrives. If religions could just find a way to decentralize and flatten their powerstructure I don't see why it couldn't coexist with peace.
    1
  2500. Because psychics don't waste their gift on trivial things like making money... OH WAIT!
    1
  2501. I'm afraid no one's able to embody Tyrion's wit and nor his gluttony.
    1
  2502. I've got an idea. Why don't you SHUT THE FUCK UP and just play the clips in context?
    1
  2503. As an Atheist, I must say I dig this pope. It's extremely encouraging to see him contrast an otherwise increasingly harsh and dividing political climate.
    1
  2504. I've got an idea. Let's suck the fat out of obese people and send it as foreign aid to the starving children in west Africa! Problem solved.
    1
  2505. Bullshit. Jimmy's job is to challenge ideas aired on his show, not to challenge the character of his guest.
    1
  2506. Biden isn't pushing anyone into war, he's falling into it, head first.
    1
  2507. Calculating emotions sounds really interesting.
    1
  2508.  @spencergsmith  I'd say social justice is a subset of justice.
    1
  2509. Okay, time to clean my room, so next visitor doesn't think I'm a deranged cannibal murderer.
    1
  2510. My heart wants to believe that RFK Jr has been mislead about Israel and that confrontation with Max will have him revise his ideas. It is good that this rebuttal gets out there in advance so that RFK Jr (or his team) has time to look up the references cited by Max. This will make the future discussion much more productive.
    1
  2511.  @heregoes8839  How can I verify that statement?
    1
  2512. I wish the documentary had focused more on what he is trying to achieve and less on his person. What kind of society is he trying to build? Are we talking anarchistic, libertarian, or communistic? How is referring to his state as "kingdom" consistent with his idea that leaders should be defined by their followers? Etc.
    1
  2513. Yeah, plus the fact that there are thousands of magazines out there each electing "world's sexiest woman" once a week/month/year.
    1
  2514. @Jex134 Even if Mr. Tesla was right, how do you plan to harvest this free energy? Picking it with your hands? You still need a shitload of expensive equipment to be able to safely feed your appliances with a reliable current/voltage. Safe installation, service and repair of the equipment would require the hire of experts. Thus, how is it different from wind power, solar power, wave power, geothermal power, etc.? Who's being ignorant here?
    1
  2515. That is fucking ridiculous.
    1
  2516. White supremacists are everywhere! Joe Rogan, Kanye West, Jimmy Dore, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, Alex Jones, Roger Stone, Elon Musk, ... ...to name a few.
    1
  2517. I challange you to explain why genetic neighborship would be of greater importance than a geographical, lingual, and cultural neighborship. I don't expect an intelligent answer, so don't hesitate to try.
    1
  2518. In Australia they made a pilot study to determine how introducing non-lethal weapons affected the number deaths due to police intervention. They were instructed to only use the non-lethal weapons as an alternative to deadly force. After a few years they concluded cops pulled their guns just as frequently and were just as likely to get killed on duty. This however didn't mean they didn't use their non-lethal weapons... in fact they used them a lot.
    1
  2519. "Have you made money?" He should have answered: "I am a professional journalist, yes."
    1
  2520. That guy's brain must be unhinged. I mean who would belive moses was black?
    1
  2521. Although both are indeed hazardous or even lethal to human beings, Agent Orange was primarily targeting vegetation; and the Depleted Uranium was used for its density, not for its radioactivity (which was thought to be negligible).
    1
  2522. Stop milkin' it! You've been through this 2 times before.
    1
  2523. I assure you it's a lot older than that.
    1
  2524.  @LumocolorARTnr1319  I know, I did this in 2020. I looked at curve of weekly deaths compared to last 5 years. It went way up during spring, coinciding with rise in reported covid cases.
    1
  2525. I wonder if such treatment is accounted for in their evaluation of the environmental benefits. It requires energy and are in some cases poisonous.
    1
  2526. 1st: Abdullah isn't iranian name, because it is arab. You: It's not arab, because it refers to muslim god. Me: Name of muslim origin does not necessitate usage in every muslim country. [Thus does not make it Iranian] You: [repeat] Me: [repeat] You: [repeat] Me: Most arabs are muslims [thus the name can be of both origins] thus you're both stupid. You: Actually... [list of irrelevant facts]
    1
  2527. * Mary was blind * She lived North of the Arctic circle or South of the Antarctic circle, and it was during the midnight sun period.
    1
  2528. Fact checking... William Colton Millay, sentenced to 16 years ✔ David Henry Barnett, sentenced to 18 years ✔ Clayton J. Lonetree, sentenced to 30 years ✔ Harold James Nicholson, sentenced to 23 years ✔ (23 years & 7 months) Earl Edwin Pitts, sentenced to 27 years ✔ In summary, all sentences were accurate within reasonable margin, and the number did not refer to time served. You just made that up, did you?
    1
  2529. I have a feeling the fight wouldn't be as interesting as you'd think. Obama is no fighter, he's a compromizer.
    1
  2530. It's a shame this case didn't reach the TYT court. I would have preferred to have Cenk's oppinion challanged.
    1
  2531. It's not about the pot. It's about the criminal enterprise that it fueles and all the lives that have been completely ruined because of prison sentences.
    1
  2532. Dementia is a disease, not a natural part of the aging process.
    1
  2533. Every person was young at some point.
    1
  2534. Oh my GOD! NOT NIRVANA! GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK YOU FCKING OUANPSÖOFNUASNFPAIBKÖG%&/()=?¤%=)&%%"&/()=&!
    1
  2535. Because this is an American news channel, not a turkish History channel.
    1
  2536. Sorry. Make that 230 million. The number was from an old source.
    1
  2537. Althought the prefix mixup was significant, I can agree that your mistake didn't have any effect on the rest of your argument. I just don't like when peope misquote.
    1
  2538.  @d.martin.y4055  Well, he's a mathematician, which by nature deals with high level of abstraction. This is part of why he's able to contribute to such a wide range of topics.
    1
  2539. If the child lost his limb because he saved eg. an american soldier, you bet it would go viral and money would be raining over him.
    1
  2540. Voted.
    1
  2541. Mark Blyth has a far more accurate diagnosis of this problem and it does not involve social media. The problem in brief: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwK0jeJ8wxg The revolt against the creditor class: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSS4GCA__As Global Trumpism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkm2Vfj42FY Why people vote against their "best" interests: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsqGITb0W4A
    1
  2542. All that is needed is party loyalty, apparently.
    1
  2543.  @dodelbeere  Yes.
    1
  2544. I've never seen anyone soldier on with such persistence.
    1
  2545. Kurt needs to get the mic out of his throat.
    1
  2546. "TYT need a science consultant to keep them on the straight and narrow" I agree.
    1
  2547. wtf are you talking about?
    1
  2548. AOC can talk the talk AND talk the talk.
    1
  2549. RIP California jobs offering <$10/h
    1
  2550. Hannity is a slimy snake.
    1
  2551. To me the question of whether Noah's Arc exists or not is uninteresting. What matters is whether myths and stories like it were inspired by a real massive flood.
    1
  2552. troll. -_-
    1
  2553. Breast milk... in contrast to... ?
    1
  2554. Oh come on! Having a peek at another man's dick is not that weird. Everyone did it more or less for comparison while their own junk was still developing. Yeah, you'd expect that by adulthood this curiosity/insecurity would have worn off, and that people would have learned to respect that most men don't like their junk analyzed by strangers, but no one's perfect. It's not that big of a deal. Staring is a different thing I suppose.
    1
  2555. So paying for a service doesn't make you entitled to having it provided with some level of quality?
    1
  2556. I honestly thaught the Swedes was going to end up in the bottom bracket. But the fact that we don't end up in the top, nor the bottom, but somewhere in the anonymous middle amuses me even more. It's so swedish!
    1
  2557. "...'cause I'm a moron rightwing FOX News clown of the earth" I'm not so sure about that "earth" part.
    1
  2558. One does not simply "remove" that major.
    1
  2559. Then why faith?
    1
  2560. Yeah... if everyone just lied in a sensory deprivation tank 4 hours a day then everything would be so much better! ...not.
    1
  2561. I'm again' him.
    1
  2562. Alright, I got the ropes, nooses attached and the free ends tied to the back of your towbar... ...now hit the road and go find a tree! Don't settle for the first one! It gotto be perfect.
    1
  2563.  @AverageJoe483  Sounds like cherry picking.
    1
  2564. Who? What? When? What am I missing here?
    1
  2565. I feel like the Scandinavian (Swedish) model is being somewhat misrepresented by John. It is true it was more socialistic and has become more free market oriented, but I'd argue that it has maintained a good deal of egalitarianism. "Free" health care and education is still a thing. Unions still play a significant role, keeping lowest salaries decent. It is still a quite common belief that the state is not necessarily in contradiction with freedom, but can be used to promote freedom by redistribution of opportunity and helping people get out of pitfalls. The narrative that Sweden tried socism, crashed, and is now capitalist, rings false. It would be more accurate to say it has tried both and now seeks a balance. It tries to have the best of both.
    1
  2566. The Federal Reserve is not the state.
    1
  2567. Why?
    1
  2568. Your argument was that "Abdallah" must be an Iranian name because most Iranians are Muslims and the name refers to the Muslim God. I questioned your reasoning by pointing out that there are christian nations where the name "Christian" is not common. Again, just because a name has an Islamic origin does not mean it's necessarily a common name in every Islamic country.
    1
  2569. @4244110 ...said the man who accredit everything bad that happens to a rumored secret society of the intellectual elite that have been in control thoughout history. Your arogance will not make up for your lack of proof. Sorry. You could as well be religious.
    1
  2570. What an unfortunate surname. I bet no one cracks jokes around Professor David.
    1
  2571. Pardon me, but those bruises look completely normal. My knees look like that all the time, at times worse, and I can promise that it ain't from domestic violence. I get bruises easily. Most of the time I can't recall where I got em from, probably I'm just bumping into things.
    1
  2572. The moral dilemma is when even more civilian lives are lost and destroyed in the process of taking down Al Qaeda and the Taliban. Is it worth it?
    1
  2573. Just to clearify, the actual islands are negligible. It's the maritime boundries and the oil that are of interest.
    1
  2574. No.
    1
  2575. I don't know the specifics about this religion, but if they believe in the trinity as all christians denomination do, they believe that Jesus is actually God in one of his forms.
    1
  2576. I want to like horrormovies like I did when I was younger, but nowadays they're so predictable that it's downright boring to watch. Every new horror is a different assemble of the same clichés.
    1
  2577. You're confused. The Ukranians aren't fighting for independence. They're fighting for dependence, on EU economically and NATO militarily.
    1
  2578. I assume you ment fossil fuel CO2 emissions. If atmospheric CO2 was zero, just about all life on earth would die. Anyhow, there are many answers to your question. In short the risen temperature cause other events that works as feedback loops. It can take some time before the feedback kicks in. The major one is said to be the increased amount of vapor (a strong greenhouse gas) in the atmosphere, which raise the temperature, which release more vapor, which raise the temperature even further, etc.
    1
  2579. Not literally no. But "Thau shalt not kill" in combination with "The LORD God formed man [of] the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul." implies it. Also, you are not Joe Walsh.
    1
  2580. Fascists are generally considered far right though.
    1
  2581. Trudeau has not resigned. He said he will resign.
    1
  2582. Saying boys are better than girls at math is wrong, because eventhough the average is slightly lower, there's still a large portion of women who are better at math than the average male. It's not rocket science.
    1
  2583. I didn't even know what an aquifer was.
    1
  2584. Pierce Morgan is just confrontation porn, people screaming at each other.
    1
  2585. Or you could argue that men are expected NOT to wear makeup, and that an insecure man would try to do what is expected of him, while a confident man would dare to do as he please.
    1
  2586. Imagine being born in a time when girls are in abundance... FML
    1
  2587. Also: Trees don't really need planting. We just need to leave the land to itself. The question though is if we really want to do that. As Sabine mentioned, what about all that land we need for growing food?
    1
  2588. I actually like his tattoos.
    1
  2589. @WyrmPrince The more accurate ones worldview is, the better decisions one can do. Deluded people make bad decisions. You've got some point in that this kind people will remain even if religion were to be erased, but I seriously think they will be reduced.
    1
  2590. Yeah, or: Why can't you just accept your inferiority and stop complaining!
    1
  2591. Why is incest wrong?
    1
  2592. Oof. France runs on about 40% nuclear powered by Uranium primarily from Niger. They must be shitting their French pants right now.
    1
  2593. Who do you think would be Colbert's vice president?
    1
  2594. It's worse than that. Robert Epstein published irrefutable evidence that Google shifted votes towards democrats by sending go-vote reminders exclusively to democrats in swing-states leading up to the election. Moreover, we now know democrats payed to have the story about Russian election interference manufactured.
    1
  2595. The argument for human rights is that if we fight to uphold these, as an international community, it seems to facilitate the peaceful coexistence of 11.2 billion people on this planet. This is true or false regardless of whether there is a creator or not.
    1
  2596.  @thebbqbodybuilder2114  It sounds like he doesn't care about reality, he believes the "founding myth" of african americans holds them back, so he tries to craft a new one.
    1
  2597.  @draleighd  That's interesting! It seems plausible that many dark-skinned americans jump to conclusion that they are ancestors of african slaves, because that's what they're taught in School. Probably modern genetics can help sort this out.
    1
  2598. I find it quite understandable that she decided to arm herself.
    1
  2599. I say we put both fluoride and PFAS in our water and let them fight each other.
    1
  2600. I would like to see statistics on how many of the regime changes turned a dictatorship into a healthy democracy.
    1
  2601. Dumb girl. Can't she see he's gonna dump her the moment the last part of her body is covered in ink.
    1
  2602. So what are you talking about?
    1
  2603. "For most of what you said, that's what the evidence shows" Nevermind the malleability aspect of intelligence, shitty social mobility, their history, the presence of people with a mindset like yours working against them, and those who despite this succeed.
    1
  2604. Italy - Least trustworthy: Italy
    1
  2605. Oh what the fuck america. When you fail, you'll drag along the rest of the world with you... again. YOU'RE too big to fail. Now fix your god damn problems before the rest of the world needs to bail YOUR ass out.
    1
  2606. Epic fail.
    1
  2607. *picturing asking a one-night-stand to sign her consent before and after sex*
    1
  2608.  @shadownite3378  I think you should inform us how you think Ana's E-mail to Jimmy does not fit into the category of blackmail.
    1
  2609. ​ @shadownite3378  Well no, that's not it. She subsequently announced that she'd prevent Jimmy from running his mouth. To your point, this could be interpreted as Ana simply announcing her supposed plans to frame him for sexual harassment or possibly make a fuss about it on social media, hoping that this would somehow silence him. But, given that she sends the message to him privately, before taking any action, suggests that the purpose of the message was to intimidate/blackmail Jimmy into silence.
    1
  2610. ​ @shadownite3378  Well, blackmail involves threat. Why did Ana choose to threaten Jimmy privately rather than to open a legal case or embarrass him on social media? In what way did Ana hope that Jimmy would respond to her threat? By what means would Ana stop Jimmy from running his mouth?
    1
  2611. Jimmy Dore and Tucker Carlson in the same title? This video will be throttled.
    1
  2612. The official reason why Zimmerman is not arrested is because they don't have enough evidence to prove that he wasn't acting in self defence.
    1
  2613. Putin bad. Ukraine brave and needs arms. Got it. Very diverse panel discussion.
    1
  2614. Wikipedia says: "An official Iranian statement released on August 9, 2005 at the Vienna meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) claimed that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had issued a fatwa forbidding the production, stockpiling and use of nuclear weapons.[2]" Now the important part: "The text of the alleged fatwa has never been released and therefore its existence cannot be confirmed." I think this is one of the reasons it haven't got much media attention, don't you think?
    1
  2615. Awkward water break.
    1
  2616. "The demand for electricity would be far too much for any nation to be able to deal with" Give me one good reason why Fission power, Solar power, Wind power, Hydropower, etc. won't be able to provide the electricity needed to replace fossil fuels?
    1
  2617. The EMU* failed. The original idea of the EU: to allow free flow of goods, services, money and people across internal boarders has been successful.
    1
  2618. The ignorant is just as evil, he just doesn't know it.
    1
  2619. @@Ubermensch-yy7hf A short period of deflation wouldn't hurt. Not good for finance in the long run though.
    1
  2620. In Sweden it's the same: Pimps and sex purchasers are criminals, not prostitutes. Since you're acting so confused about this I thought I'd clearify. Prostitution here is closely associated with human trafficking. This have lead to the perception that the pimp is the seller, while the prostitute is viewed as an involuntary participant. I'd say this view is becoming a bit obsolete, but this is (I think) how this law came about.
    1
  2621. I watched TYT before it was cool. . . That's not even possible though since TYT was always cool.
    1
  2622. Democracy is not incompatible with libertarianism.
    1
  2623. I realize the video uses a polymer binder instead of laser sintering to create the porous pre-product... but you get the picture.
    1
  2624. Also, your attempt to examplify American hipocricy fails. Helen Thomas' freedom of speech was never infringed upon. There were no legal consequences following her comments, and no one have claimed she committed a crime. However, this does not mean that we can force employers to keep an employee, eventhough they find her unfit for her job. Her political positions and commentaries are highly relevant to her profession.
    1
  2625. It's actually: "Enough is ENOUGH! I've HAD IT WITH THESE MOTHERFUCKING..."
    1
  2626. In what world are road kills not accidents but acts of weirdos?
    1
  2627. Nope. 6 months ago was the month Cenk criticized Papa Johns and frenchize owner John Metz silly rebellions against Obamacare. It was the month Cenk was busy criticizing the media for fearmongering about "the fiscal cliff" and Obama for caving in on the pressure and having bad negotiating skills.
    1
  2628. @wellifthemediasaysit "3 steel towers turning to dust in mid air within seconds" What is the alternative? First tower start collapsing but magically stop half way. Second tower tip over like a tree. And the last just burn until there's an untouched steel skeleton left. Why do you think the conspirers was so desperate about taking the towers down? They needed space for a new Casino?
    1
  2629. This was in 'The Guardian' like two weeks ago.
    1
  2630. I think the Satanic temple are right. Their main point is that we must either keep religion out of public space, or give all religions equal access to it, which leads to the dilemma of defining "religion". Their "trolling" is meant to spark debate regarding special privileges that Christians have (or claim) in certain states, in violation of the first amendment. Seems like a legitimate cause.
    1
  2631. Would you be as hard on a person who has trouble eating as on one who has trouble stop eating?
    1
  2632. Dr. Sten is milking it!
    1
  2633. Fails to explain whether cancer cells have different resonance frequencies than healthy cells and why.
    1
  2634. 10:07 "They were dressed up like Harajuku Barbies, little people, we're not gonna say what type of little people, but like a fetish"
    1
  2635. "The baltic sea is probably the most surveilled area in the world." Exactly, so how come we know so little about an event that was so well documented and investigated independently by Sweden, Denmark and Germany? How come Swedish and Danish investigations confirmed that it was sabotage, then decided to shut down and not provide any details. German investigators have been silent until these unsubstantiated accusations against Ukraine. UN Security Council refused to conduct an international investigation. USA refused to investigate saying its outside of their jurisdiction (as if they ever cared). Nothing about this signals genuine interest to find out (or disclose) who was really behind the sabotage.
    1
  2636. They're not accusing FOX of hiring for their looks. They're saying Kilmeade is being sexist for doing so.
    1
  2637. Speaking of racist, how come you assumed she's white?
    1
  2638. I've recently become undecided on this issue. I read on wikipedia about the introduction of heavy gun-control in Australia after the rise of "mass shootings", and although I've been pro gun-control all my life, I gotto admit there's really not much compelling evidence that regulation have had much positive effect over there. Any Australians here who can confirm or object?
    1
  2639. Might as well equip 'em with USIs.
    1
  2640. No. That's not the only thing it will do. And why would US buy canadian oil only to ship it overseas and then buy expensive OPEC oil? It doesn't make any sense.
    1
  2641. Wasn't a rebuttal. He told which passages he think are wrong, not why. Still an inspirational talk.
    1
  2642. It is such a circular argument to justify NATO expansion by referring to NATO's own policy (Article 10 of the North Atlantic Treaty), which states that every European nation is a candidate for membership. Also, George Bush 2004: "The door to NATO will remain open until the whole of Europe is united in freedom and in peace"
    1
  2643. I didn't subscribe to Sabine for more politics and war. Back to science please.
    1
  2644. Typical demtards encouraging handouts. The tax I pay, although it's not much, I want it to be used efficiently, ie. locking people up, macing demonstrants in the face, and shooting people dead.
    1
  2645. Cenk is obviously not well today. He should go home and get some rest.
    1
  2646. All this warm talk about academic courage, integrity, freedom, and the quest for truth... and what was the most controversial truth she offered?
    1
  2647. Problem: How can poor have it better off than middle class if P<M<U by definition? (P=poor, M=middle class, U=upper class) Solution 1: Swap content of P with content of M, making the new M the old P and vice versa. Solution 2: Move content of P to U, leaving P=null. Solution 3: Say it like you mean it while on air.
    1
  2648. Presidential Parton is bullshit. How about presidents focus on fixing the system rather than treating its symptoms?
    1
  2649. I actually had a teacher in high-school who lost his son in a car crash, and then he wrote an article in the local newspaper where he argued that although it was tragic, he was convinced it was god's intention, and thus for the greater good. Poor bastard.
    1
  2650. Exactly.
    1
  2651. Your group dynamics are awesome. Everyone's oppinion is encouraged. You often disagree with eachother, and it's OK. You deliver a nuanced perspective.
    1
  2652. 3:24 How can a 95% confidence interval have a p-value of 0.026? Isn't p=0.05 for 95% CI by definition?
    1
  2653. Troll.
    1
  2654. You really think George J. Tenet masterminded 9/11?
    1
  2655. I'm not so sure about that. It might be that bad rich people has more news value, which is why it seem as if rich are mostly bad people. It might also have to do that you follow TYT, who admittedly focus a great deal on such stories because of their agenda to get money out of politics.
    1
  2656. No, you just need money, and the price is falling quickly.
    1
  2657. Misinformation in broad daylight.
    1
  2658. @russelljds Don't get me wrong here. JFK was a good chap. I just find it a bit ironic that he got assassinated not long after that statement.
    1
  2659. In The Matrix everyone is hooked up to the same "dream world" and can interact, so it's not a perfect allegory for solipsism.
    1
  2660. With few exceptions, capitalism is a fundamental part of every country. That American success could be attributed solely to capitalism is a pretty thought, but although it might be a contributing factor, it's far from the truth.
    1
  2661. @underbjorn Gotto keep those puppets in place you know.
    1
  2662. If the purpose of the study had been to compare male violence against women and female violence against men, this had been due critique. However the scope of the research is clearly male violence against women, and the goal was to gain deeper understanding of the drivers behind it. Unless asking women and men the exact same question would help understand the drivers behind male violence against women, it is simply not called for.
    1
  2663. The risk of rare catastrophic events seems negligible until they happen. I think this is the fear that holds nuclear energy back.
    1
  2664. Learn to use punctuation properly. Not even God is able to interpret your kindergarten grammar.
    1
  2665. Does priesthood lead to pedophilia, or does pedophilia lead to priesthood?
    1
  2666. The message that real leadership isn't about command and control, but to build a climate of possibilities, can be generalize to many other areas.
    1
  2667. I can understand suicide from failure to reach ones ambitions or post success apathy, but concussions...? Am I missing something here? :/
    1
  2668. Escalation is assumed wise until proven otherwise.
    1
  2669. Here's a rabbi explaining how and why they suck infant penises: /watch?v=QpMdj7MfJSk He admit that using the mouth may seem like an outdated method but makes an attempt to justify the continuation of the tradition.
    1
  2670. Thank you! I've been really skeptic about this. Great to have the story in full detail.
    1
  2671. I was gonna say "As long as it's fresh, why not?"... but apparently that doesn't concern him the least haha. What a peculiar man.
    1
  2672. Rush... by putting token latinos and african americans for the sake of attracting voters of respective demographic without changing policies, it's clear that you practically assumed that they are just as racist as you are. Wrong.
    1
  2673. I don't think people take History channel very serious after the Ancient Aliens series.
    1
  2674. I liked that ending.
    1
  2675. SHIRLEENA... what? I LOVE YOU... BITCH!
    1
  2676. @mashack12 I've heard Cenk himself say that in a video where he bashed a Republican for critizising Obama on just that. I'm slowly realizing Cenk is just another lier.
    1
  2677. I'm worried about how that kid is gonna turn out.
    1
  2678. Not even hydrogen can pass through an undamaged sheet of graphene. It's the size of the holes you make in it that dictates what's small enough to pass through.
    1
  2679. Did you even read my comment? Targeting a person for systematic mocking/humiliation/beating is bullying, two people having an escalating argument over money is not. And please, stop crying like a baby about sexism and doublestandards as if men are the true victims of our society. It's fucking pathetic.
    1
  2680. Wait... he's been a political commentator for what like 40 years, and all this time he didn't know the Military is run by the government? :/ It's as being an astrophysicist for 40 years at NASA then going "No, I assure you, the earth revolves around the moon!" FAIL!
    1
  2681. Global warming is good for Russia for several reasons other than less need for heating. De-icing the Arctic Ocean. Natural gas production. Better climate for food production.
    1
  2682. So what's a voluntarist's solution to having having his freedom infringed upon? When someone voluntarily breaks the non-agression principle... what does the voluntarist do?
    1
  2683. /watch?v=84zIj_EdQdM This covers the environmental aspects of the issue.
    1
  2684. Who is the crybaby really who can't listen to a woman's personal experiances of domestic violence without feeling accused? She never said men are always the abusers. In fact, Leslie specifically took the time to clearify that it is not so ( 2:25 ). "Everyone thinks that domestic violence happens to women, that it's a women's issue... not exactly. Over 85% of abusers are men,"
    1
  2685. So instead of genuinely try to achieve flight, let's just pretend to try, in a spectacular manner?
    1
  2686. In Sweden, wednesday is often referred to as "little saturday". Among collage students, wednesday evening is commonly spent partying.
    1
  2687.  @randomyoutuber8227  Let's remove the monetary reason then. Sharing ownership of earnings is the dumbest idea.
    1
  2688.  @estherruth4692  How can you be 110% certain without having had sex?
    1
  2689. From your perspective maybe, but have you considered the possibility that they think our porn is weirder than theirs?
    1
  2690. It's because of morons like you—who assert the course of an event based on rumors and media portrayals—that I am thankful there are court rooms.
    1
  2691. Tumbs up if you want Cenk to present news dressed up as a clown if Romney wins.
    1
  2692. It's different if you do it for the lols or to show how rediculous conservative media tactics are, than if you are deliberately trying to decieve your audience.
    1
  2693. Hopefully these journalists go independent.
    1
  2694. Finally a guest that isn't just circle jerking with Dave.
    1
  2695. Today I learned the vikings were playing bagpipes.
    1
  2696. Sure, if you have the CAD files of the product you don't need to scan it, but companies usually don't just hand out their blueprints like they are candy, if it's not very standardized components.
    1
  2697. @ClintSevilla No. He specifically stated that this elevated state of mind can be achived without religion.
    1
  2698. Brendan makes the argument that Israel had no choice but to respond with military action against Gaza after Hamas attack. I'll say it again: Terrorism uses spectacular violence to provoke a predictable impulsive reaction. Now, what kind of reaction did Hamas hope to provoke by their attack on Israel and its civilian population? Did they expect anything different than how Israel responded to their prior attacks? There is no doubt that the goal was to provoke a military reaction against Gaza. Why would they want that? Escalation. So, by responding to the attack with a counter-offensive against Gaza, Israel is doing exactly what Hamas wanted them to do. They are letting themselves be manipulated. How wise is that do you think? Israel always has a choice. They don't need to act on their emotions.
    1
  2699. "If other nations and cultures exist, then our security at home, here, depends on respect for their existance." This. So important.
    1
  2700. Maybe because they start to suspect they are the problem.
    1
  2701. I don't think any environmentalist has seriously suggested pollution is threating to completely eradicate all life on the planet. They're just concerned that so many species (each a result of millions of years of evolution) are going extinct within such a short time span. Sure, evolution continues, but biodiversity takes millions of years to recover, so I find their anxiety understandable.
    1
  2702. @DarkCrescendo Well, let me put it this way. No matter how pointless the study seem to be, my hope is that it puts an end to an even more pointless discussion.
    1
  2703. Joe Rogan is on the right? Fox spreads misinformation.
    1
  2704. Nice to see so strong words about this.
    1
  2705. @maximilianitoaguirre All people are capable of this under the 'right' circumstances, including atheists.
    1
  2706. Hahaha you're so naive it's actually a bit cute.
    1
  2707. Well apparently it was Romney and Ryan who flagged it. ;)
    1
  2708. I guessed C. Hello fellow dummies!
    1
  2709. As Esther Perel would say: Love is to have, desire is to want. There is no "need" in desire, "caretaking" is a powerful anti-aphrodisiac. In other words, he needs to calm down. Wanting a woman is sexy. Needing her is a turn-off.
    1
  2710. @kazooga1234 Money is nothing without a good strategy.
    1
  2711. Why don't we let Iran get nuclear weapons? I mean, when people unfortunately want to kill other people, there's a lot of ways to do it. I don't know...
    1
  2712. Pat Robertson is sooo adorable.
    1
  2713. Bezos pressures employees to the point they piss in bottles to save seconds, then look down on them for losing sight of their ambitions.
    1
  2714. Show a clip/picture of the salute maybe? No?
    1
  2715. I agree that in this case it seem quite silly that they need to prove that he was not acting in self defence. It might have something to do with that the person in charge should never have to prove his innocense, only that he is not guilty. But I'm no lawyer, so I honestly don't know.
    1
  2716. Mental health is clearly on decline, given that they resort to tanning their testicles.
    1
  2717. Same story plays out in many European countries.
    1
  2718. No it's not.
    1
  2719. The real question: what does NATO bring to Finland? War.
    1
  2720. @r29 I'm just telling you that you need to look at the big picture. Ex: Let's say a company was hired to find a cure for HIV. They started killing off everyone with HIV. If you look at the resault they are indeed very effective at curing HIV. Problem?
    1
  2721. Keepin' it real.
    1
  2722. Haha you're funny because you substitute insulting words and it rhymes!!! HAHA ... -_-
    1
  2723. @Jex134 Haha, sound science, historical facts, yeah right. Refer me to any peer reviewed journal on the subject and I'll cure my supposed ignorance. I have no intent to waste my time disecting psuedoscience fables.
    1
  2724. @HannuMarijarvi Yeah, and if anyone ask for a lighter format I'd suggest the TED speach done by Richard Wilkinson. It's very streight forward and honest.
    1
  2725. The Girlfriend Experience is a movie starring Sasha Grey.
    1
  2726. That was an honorable memorial considering his record. It's great to see TYT taking the moral highground here.
    1
  2727. Stop blaming the producers bitch. It's your choices, your actions.
    1
  2728. It is the same fucking data that predicts your weather. On top of the direct measurements of temperature, you've got shrinking glaciers and entire ecosystems moving north.
    1
  2729.  @isitoveryet9525  To be fair, Tulsi probably rehearsed what she wanted to say here, but probably only to make sure to communicate her genuine views in a clear and concise way. It is hard to doubt in her authenticity as she makes anchors her views in direct relevant experiences.
    1
  2730. 39:03 Joe Biden wants to get rid of fracking? Are you sure about that? Biden: "I am not banning fracking. Let me say that again... I am NOT banning fracking." https://youtu.be/KL0PaPRa6aI?t=14
    1
  2731. It's the release of the handle that ignites the fuse. The pin is just there to secure the handle until you have it in your hand and are ready to throw.
    1
  2732. Method A: Pretend sex doesn't exist. Censor media. Filter the internet. Always keep your teens under survaillence. Don't provide sex education nor equip them with contraceptives. Method B: Let your teens know that it's ok to have sex but equip them with sex education and contraceptives so that they can avoid pregnancy. Method A&B: Let your teens know that they are too young for sex, but equip them with sex education and contraceptives non the less.
    1
  2733. Norway does not have a legislated minimum salary. The minimum salary levels that do exist are agreements between employers and unions.
    1
  2734. One could suspect some meddling is involved.
    1
  2735.  @JohnHughes2002  How do you know this?
    1
  2736. Oh don't be silly. Automation will not lead to job shortage. As history has shown, new jobs are always invented to replace the lost ones. It's just that you'll need a longer education, which is a bit more difficult, much more costly, will be obsolete sooner, and you'll have to pay for it with barrowed money, plus interest, and when you're done there may not be jobs for you after all, because who said you were entitled to a job? So you better hurry up and create your own damn job so you can afford the interest and rent you owe me.
    1
  2737. Stop conflating "conspiracy" and " conspiracy theory".
    1
  2738. @d15craxx it's "their" "they're" = they are
    1
  2739. @garic2k 1. He supported the Iraq war because he thaught that not doing so would produce even more victims. 2. Depleted Uranium is barely radioactive, thus "depleted". It is eg. commonly used in airplanes as counterweight.
    1
  2740. @Ron Sedlak  The paradox I try to highlight is that, while openness and connectedness leads to exposure of individuals to a greater diversity of cultures (as you experience), it also effectively reduces cultural diversity in the world as a whole. Cultures diverge in separation and converge in contact. We are taught to be accepting of other cultures while cultures are merging, but the merging in itself sets the world on trajectory towards a narrow monoculture. I am more worried about the latter.
    1
  2741. Kim Horcher has a very mysterious look to her. I like it.
    1
  2742. I was getting ready to say "JUSTICE HAS BEEN SERVED!" ... :(
    1
  2743. Yeah, he saves his high pitch for bashing conservatives.
    1
  2744. Oh how I've longed for a president dedicated to make America much less worse.
    1
  2745. Because they obey.
    1
  2746. "eats" is a peculiar way of spelling "it's"
    1
  2747. Cenk: I'm not sure I'd like being a Stay at Home Dude. Ana: ...so you belive in traditional gender roles. ... Or... he just don't like to stay at home all day. I mean who does? Do you Ana?
    1
  2748. As a listener to Adam Kokesh and TYT for about 18 months I agree. I don't think Cenk is dishonest though. Just like Adam, he has a strong political view, which cause a natural bias. Best thing you can do is listening to both sides. I think they complement eachother quite well.
    1
  2749.  TAP-SEND-SMS  shut up bot
    1
  2750. Penis size doesn't really matter. What does matter is: ((L × d) + W/G)/(∠α^2) L:Length [″], d:Diameter [″], W:Weight [oz], G:Girth [″], ∠α:Angle of the tip [rad] - M.Sc. Randy March (1950).
    1
  2751. Haha I've actually been suspecting bras makes tits saggy.
    1
  2752. You're making me confused. What's your point?
    1
  2753. Well, forgive me for laughing when he's trying to tell me that a religion that is literally named "submission" wants "GOD TO LOWER HIMSELF".
    1
  2754. Assuming the ice floats and is not supported by any sea floor, the ice displaces just as much water as it weighs, thus the sea level will remain constant after it melts, not drop.
    1
  2755. When will the elite understand that trust cannot be forced but is earned? When will they understand that distrust is rooted in their own deceit?
    1
  2756. What is your solution to "the IQ problem"?
    1
  2757. His main point seems to be that Ben's popularity is very much a product of his aggressive rhetoric so it is quite hypocritic to point finger at the quabbles of establishment party politics for being polarized and angry. It seems rather like Ben has spurred anger and polarization than rising above it.
    1
  2758. This really seems like something that will play an important role in our future.
    1
  2759. America won. Globalists lost.
    1
  2760. k
    1
  2761. "You are a robot. We are men." I take your ideology does not attract a lot of women. Oh the sweet irony if all this hate ultimately led your own extinction through the means of virginity. If you want to ensure your place in the gene pool, get busy loving!
    1
  2762. It's not like this helps them reproduce, so how will eugenics help?
    1
  2763. Whether we're talking about terrorism or criminality, the core issue is the safety of the american people. The problem with you right-wing nuts is that instead of doing the rational thing: maximizing safety at minimum human suffering, you're satisfied with knowing that the perpetrator is suffering as a form of vengeance or retribution for their crime, eventhough statistics have proven your method ineffective and in some aspects even counter-productive.
    1
  2764. Mr. Trump sure wan' see that penis... only for professional purposes ofcourse.
    1
  2765.  @VerdictView  Did she say that you should feel guilty?
    1
  2766. I said "1 in 17 women who undergoes that surgery". Assuming they all have a 6% risk of getting post-surgery cancer, 1 in 17 would statistically get cancer. Of course, if only 17 women get that surgery, it's not that unlikely that the actual cancer frequency falls outside of what's expected, but this doesn't mean that the probability drops.
    1
  2767. Collectively financed does not mean free. It works pretty well though.
    1
  2768. He refers to it as neurotoxin and describes vaguely that the potent chemicals comes from flowers. Yeah I'd be careful too. Could have long-term detrimental effects.
    1
  2769. Australian Kurt broke Jimmy at 6:40
    1
  2770. One question. Since Newtonian physics forces us to only observe galaxies that are somewhat close to us, doesn't the galaxies particular deviations in velocity become a problem when determining the Hubble-constant? Doesn't these deviations become less important the farther away you look?
    1
  2771. Thaught title said: "Michelle Malkin's Advice For Romney: Stop Saying Obama" I was like: "fuck yeah, finally a conservative chick with brains" Then I was like: "wait a minute... what did she just say... bahhhhh" *facepalm*
    1
  2772. Age alone doesn't make a person mature and responsible. Maturity also comes from experiance. Keeping people in a protecting bubble until they're 21 will postpone their maturity.
    1
  2773. Hahaha
    1
  2774. Since you obviously like to think of yourself as a critical thinker, keep this in mind: Critical thinking is about critizising ones own conceptions, not those of others.
    1
  2775. Using excessive force against the oppressor is oppression.
    1
  2776. On the discussion on Boston Dynamics around 2:00. Joe seems to have forgotten the discussion with Lex Fridman where he explained that Boston Dynamics doesn't really use AI. These robots aren't able to learn, they are hard-coded to do specific tasks.
    1
  2777. That's the spirit! The true american way is to dehumanize the victims of foreign conflicts to get away with not giving a fuck.
    1
  2778. Wikipedia says Acetaldehyde may cause damage to peripheral nerves. Suggests drinking with this Asian blush is bad.
    1
  2779. Tucker Carlson: "Yes, I understand that your cause is just and that you are legally correct. I just invited you to minimize and ridicule your religious organization."
    1
  2780. All this nonsense seems like Democrats actively baiting conservatives to get distracted from the important issues, like corruption, the economy and war. What a shtshow.
    1
  2781. Cara... I really don't think the men who dates you will care about a bit of dept.
    1
  2782. How will the "White Genocide" take place? (paraphrasing) • "Demonize white identity" - Genocide how? • "Argue that whites deserve to die" - Not at all commonplace. • "Racial mixing" - White fertility rate is hardly affected and potential interbreeding is consensual. • "Celebrate non-white identity" - Are you fucking kidding me? • "Double standards race taboo" - Genocide how? • "Reverse discrimination" - Genocide how? • "Ridicule racists [I assume]" - Genocide how?
    1
  2783. I wouldn't dare to object.
    1
  2784. Showtrial, pressure campaign. They want to use Facebook as an instrument of control.
    1
  2785. Why celibacy when there's contraception?
    1
  2786. I think the statistically correct title would be something like: "The one out of a proposed set of actions that a randomly picked american citizen would have the highest probability of finding immoral."
    1
  2787. "To all those who have drawn the inference from my words that Africa, as a continent, is somehow genetically inferior, I can only apologize unreservedly. That is not what I meant. More importantly from my point of view, there is no scientific basis for such a belief." - Dr. James Watson "entire races that never done nothing but crime and cry for help" Care to provide an example or two?
    1
  2788. "Catholics fully accept mainstream science. it's fundies (who are protestant) who do not." I would put it like this: The Catholic church cave in to pressure when their beliefs are subjected to heavy critique in order to save their reputation, but remain firmly on unscientific beliefs that have not yet reached the spotlights.
    1
  2789. Not false, but dangerous? When truth is dangerous, something ain't right.
    1
  2790. Hahaha I didn't get it the first time, but when you recited it I understand why it's funny! HAHA
    1
  2791. "...but don't put the interests of the kids first" Yeah, because giving teachers shitty salaries is really in the kids best interests. :/
    1
  2792. Isn't that like... incest?
    1
  2793. So what did you think about Mark Blyth's rant on the counter-productivity of austerity? I will admit that I don't fully fathom all his arguments, so I'd appreciate an economists opinion on the matter.
    1
  2794. I don't care.
    1
  2795. I just googled it. It's quite common actually. I even suspect that the powder they made the wrench from in this video was actually ceramic, eventhough Ana implied it's polymer.
    1
  2796. See what a good dose of sober wisdom and strategic thinking can do. Norway is a Nation to be admired.
    1
  2797. @MiPedoteTUMBA Conservatives Passionate to conserve what was gained through advances and adaptions.
    1
  2798. 1st tweet was actually kinda funny. 2nd was just bigoted.
    1
  2799. Hahaha clearly you don't watch TYT much.
    1
  2800. Being irreligious is not the same as atheism though. You can be atheist and religious.
    1
  2801. Because if they don't, they get in trouble with their dominant white conservative husband.
    1
  2802. Marco Rubio is trying to convince people that back in the days everyone cared for one another financially, but ever since the government implemented a system where everyone actually DO care for one another financially... we got ignorant. :/
    1
  2803. That's why the constitution of every democracy protects minority rights, some more, some less. But yeah, some level of tyranny will always be there. "Many forms of Government have been tried and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time." - Winston Churchill
    1
  2804. The cardiovascular system is not fixed at all. Stuff goes in and out of the walls all the time, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, etc are created, destroyed and removed. Sugar, fat, salt, water goes in and out of the walls. Vessels expand and contract. Blood volume and pressure is regulated short and long term through various mechanisms. In other words, if the blood pressure is too high, that seems to me like a regulatory problem, no?
    1
  2805. Actually, no. I'm not an American.
    1
  2806. I hope that Yuval's speeches are warnings to elites about foreseeable consequences of their poor leadership. I hope he isn't describing the world he want to see.
    1
  2807. He said you deserve those 18% in your monthly salary. Why should you rely on people's goodwill whileas your employer has a guaranteed share of every served meal? Since you're apparently not in position to demand this from your employer, he suggests you join a union to make a coordinated effort to do so. This is exactly what unions are for: to empower the powerless, a counterforce against the employers, to improve your situation. If you choose take this as an insult, that's your own fault.
    1
  2808. Air is being used to spread misinformation. Ventilation and air conditioning companies must be held fully responsible for how air is used.
    1
  2809. Flint? In what state? Never heard of it.
    1
  2810. If God thought it was important that we lived in a certain way... ...the user's manual wouldn't be an open source project.
    1
  2811. Democrats get rid of him not because he lied, but because he was caught.
    1
  2812. Professional factchecker is indeed a thing: They are paid to check facts.
    1
  2813. Ask any CEO if it is wise to make uninformed or misinformed decisions.
    1
  2814. Lamb, cumin seeds, coriander, garlic, a touch of cinnamon... that burger must be something else. I wish I could taste it.
    1
  2815. The music... so cheesy... can't take it!
    1
  2816. @noor121212121212 Wow, this is news to me. Who told you all this exotic knowledge?
    1
  2817. Yeah, those socialist Scandinacian countries are real hellholes... Smart taxation have shown to be a good macroeconomic instrument in many areas, unfortunately not on fat. Stop thinking in black and white.
    1
  2818. I'm not sure what level of "feminazi" you're talking about, but I think it's unfair to say that gender inequalities in western societies are negligible because they are small in relation to those of Sudan. I would also like to express my contempt for the male counter movement who are popularizing the notion that western feminism have pushed equality past its tipping point, that any further focus on female problems is misandry, hypocrisy, and counterproductive.
    1
  2819. You're just another worn out copy of lame liberal moronic insult of a parrot!
    1
  2820. Candace might be correct that Christians were persecuted in Soviet, but were they persecuted disproportionately compared to other religions/ideologies? Soviet was generally against all loyalties beside the soviet state. For example, in the Romanian Pitești Prison, USSR applied torture to Zionist jews, Christans and Fascists alike, in order to discard past religious convictions, ideology and reform their personality. This seems to disagree with Candace claim. She might be cherry-picking.
    1
  2821. @myshgun 5. President heed the call, cutting some spending on education, hires a swatteam that guards his truck 24/7.
    1
  2822. I don't get it, but then I'm not a quantum mechanics professor.
    1
  2823. Adolf Hitler believed in strong hierarchies, which contradicts the socialism fundamentally. He wrote in Mein Kampf that he exploited the appeal of socialism to rise to power. Watch the video below for details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUFvG4RpwJI
    1
  2824. State control is common, but not inherent to the left. It is about how the state is employed. If the state is employed to promote or maintain inequalities and injustices, this is contrary to the fundamental goals of the left. There are marxists and socialists who are also libertarian etc.
    1
  2825. Not really. Anyway how is that relevant as my point was that state control does not make Hitler's NS left-wing. Are you listening at all? Jesus christ I'm talking to a wall am I.
    1
  2826.  @owenbenjaminshapiro6285  Define socialism, then define Capitalism, then argue why Canada does not display characteristics of both.
    1
  2827. Romney's stance on Abortion is a reason to not vote for Romney, not to vote for Obama.
    1
  2828. Instead of going renewable, let's build an ark and repopulate. This corrupt agenda driven media machine needs a good drowning.
    1
  2829. " He is the guy who ushered in alternative facts " Or as we used to call them: disagreements
    1
  2830. Cudos to Jimmy for having on Peter Schiff, even though the guy obviously has radically different views on the economy and role of government.
    1
  2831. It's not rocket science. He says that even in the case where violence is morally justified (consistent with the non-agression principle), it is in most cases contraproductive and should be the very last resort.
    1
  2832. Sucralose and Aspartame are not used in diet products because they contain less calories, but because they are sweeter, which means that less is required for the same level of sweetness. Sucralose is 600x and Aspartame is 200x sweeter than ordinary table sugar. So you'd require 1/200 and 1/600 as much of the substances, and thus contain 0.50% and 0.17% as much calories respectively compared to table sugar. This is not arguable. It's fact. Now fuck off.
    1
  2833. I want to clarify one thing. There is video evidence of some protestors on Jan 6 armed with guns, even firing into the air. Swamp supporters use this evidence to dismiss people like Dore and Tucker as "liars" for saying there were "no guns". While they are correct on this detail, no one was shot during the event except by police. So it is misleading to suggest guns played a significant role in what happened that day.
    1
  2834. @DoYerBest Nice generalization and strawman. First of all, atheism does not require belief in modern cosmology. Secondly, modern cosmology explain the early development of the universe, not the origin. Likewise the theory of evolution explain the diversity of life, not the origin. And I'd say the most common position among atheists who belive in modern cosmology is that we don't know how life or the universe started.
    1
  2835. Capitalism is excellent at providing many services, but not all. The disease is crony capitalism.
    1
  2836. All men are either bi or peds, but most of them are both: bipeds.
    1
  2837. Would be nice with a plot so we can see whether this is a trend of just cherry picking.
    1
  2838. I was responding to "is there a problem with being muslim". I'm sorry if that was unclear. In my last comment I was trying to explain the importance of making informed decisions, that is to base your decisions on sufficient accurate information. Making decisions based on intuition or false information can have horrible consequences. Eg. if you belive that life is just a cocoon phase you have to go through to get to a paradise, this will influense your decisions and have consequences.
    1
  2839. Obviously it's wrong when it's a child. That's wrong for other reasons. Let's say two adult brothers or sisters fall in love and want to marry... I don't have any good arguments against that.
    1
  2840. America is a nation of _immigrants. I wonder how all these people picked up the fat-gene after they moved.
    1
  2841. 04:35 It's kind of counterintuitive that vaccines, health care, and reproductive services can somehow reduce the world population. This was picked up by the conspiracy theorist think tank, and 20 min later the message was clear: Bill Gates plans on killing a billion people using hazardous vaccines. *facepalm* Or perhaps high birth rates are associated with health problems, low life expectancy, low living standards, low social status for women and low educational levels? Nah. He's the devil! ;)
    1
  2842. When he say the top 0.1% pay less taxes than the low and middleclass... he doesn't mean in dollars, but rather percentage of their income/capital?
    1
  2843. Perfectly possible.
    1
  2844. NATO sticking to its stupid decisions may make them look like clowns, but at least they get to be powerful clowns.
    1
  2845. If you think the law is bullshit, don't have that discussion with the cops, have it with they who put the law in place. Don't shoot the messenger.
    1
  2846. Kudos to Joe for pushing back against this Zealot.
    1
  2847. Surely he must have meant that it would hurt HIS economy. ;)
    1
  2848. @mwhitten77 Yes, and that's why you need to drink responsibly. I hate how people go "let's get fcked up! fck yeah!" and act like total asses. Then the next day they go "...but i wuz drunk" as if all their actions should be overlooked because they were drunk. If you want to get fcked up, then deal with the consequences! Otherwise, drink responsibly or not at all!
    1
  2849. Well they do behave while they're within their own boarders. Also, I would argue that in a historical context, US later engagement in wars have been kinda "civilized".
    1
  2850. One constraint on capitalization is freedom, because in a free society people do what they enjoy rather than what society needs them to. So, do we really want to maximize capitalization?
    1
  2851. ...or more generally: Religion = Control
    1
  2852.  @ecopeacechristian-linda7239  Damn it.
    1
  2853. I can only talk from my own experiance. My parents used to pray. Typically they'd remind themselves of the things they hold dear, express gratitude, and then end with an ask for help with something that is beyond their power. And no, they're not "members of the wealthy elite". They're both teachers.
    1
  2854. What an inspiring story, despite the world being cruel to inventors.
    1
  2855. Haha nice trollin'!
    1
  2856. Search for "grenade" on wiki. First sentence: "A grenade is any explosive device designed to be thrown by hand."
    1
  2857. If this 5 year old didn't have a gun, he would've found another way of killing his sister. If his sister had a gun too, her scum of a brother would've been the one dead right now, not her.
    1
  2858. How about moving your money to a bank that wasn't bailed out?
    1
  2859. Thank you so much for the beautiful visualization of the wavefunction and the concept of quantum entanglement. Helped to demystify the whole thing a bit.
    1
  2860. Obama don't like bosses? You know Obama is the president of USA right? He kinda is the boss of bosses.
    1
  2861. What truely bugs me is that not one video on the subject go by without someone crying about how unfair it is that feminists are focusing on the gender that needs them the most, and that these dull statements are given more attention than the actual issues.
    1
  2862. Oh, my bad then. I haven't watched the movie, nor read the book. I assumed he was her biological father. ...btw: why the hell would you call yourself Hermann Cain? Haha
    1
  2863. My guess is that gay men's approach to having sex with a woman is close to that of streight women. Not grossed out, just not interested.
    1
  2864. Every show comes to an end. Personally I think both South Park and Family Guy are both much better.
    1
  2865. You're not very different from him you know. Both of you wish to induce hate and polarization. The difference is that he chose the method of violence and you the method of ... ehm... youtube comment section.
    1
  2866. This was really interesting. Daryl exerts a good deal of intellectual honesty.
    1
  2867. I was raised with the assertion that the active ingredient in pot was lipophilic and thus absorbed by fat in the brain, later to be released at random posing a serious risk of "psychosis". I was given horrific examples of what a psychosis can be like, eg. a guy who peeled off his from his legs because he thaught he was a potato.
    1
  2868. Yeah I don't need a lecture on Capitalism. But the fact is most countries are practicing capitalism more or less. The question is, what allowed American capitalism to thrive as it did? Multiculture? Infrastructure? Individualism? Nationalism? Propaganda? ...and why do we no longer see the growth we once did?
    1
  2869. How about a short introduction of this journalist before you start the discussion? You shouldn't assume that everyone are as updated on CNN journalists as you.
    1
  2870. Funny how every discussion world of events seems to start with a psychoanalysis of Putin.
    1
  2871. @Chumppi It's in Condoleezza Rice's book. Are you suggesting she made this up? :/
    1
  2872. It's crazy how visionary Mission Impossible 2 was.
    1
  2873. Look up "Genetic Similarities Within and Between Human Populations" by Genetics Society of America. The numbers I mentioned was the "Dissimilarity fraction" and "Centroid misclassification rate". Make sure you understand the definition of these two. My numbers are a bit simplified, since in reality they are depending on the number of observed "loci". But they are in the discussion referred to as indicators that racial classification should be used with caution, so they should be reliable.
    1
  2874. Oh, and manipulating DNS servers isn't really to create an intranet. The internet is still there. All people need to do is use a foreign DNS server.
    1
  2875. I wonder where their soberness comes from. Well functioning education and media perhaps?
    1
  2876. I hear you, but on the other hand Amber did a good job challenging Ameshia on her bs. It can be good to have someone on who represent perspectives we disagree with, as long as they are also challenged.
    1
  2877. They asked whether the interview will be edited. This is not the same thing as asking the interview to be edited.
    1
  2878. Excuse me for being naive, but what is the "angry black man" stereotype about? Are angry black men more angry than angry white men?
    1
  2879. I challange you to find any study that say the majority of rapes are false allegations. In fact, the vast majority of studies show the number is 2-8%.
    1
  2880. * Her eyes adapted to the light until the moonlight was sufficient * She lit a candle. (artificial?) * She was sitting by the fireplace. (artificial?) * The moonlight was insufficient, but using her nightvision goggles Mary could keep on reading. * Mary wasn't reading a book, she read John's mind with her telepathic powers. * John had named his Laptop "Mary" after his mother. It kept reading from the HDD after the power went out since it runs on battery.
    1
  2881. Assuming we live in a deterministic universe, we still cannot predict the future with certainty. What we can do is gather the information we can, as accurately we can, and do our best to interpret it, and try to estimate what the future will likely look like.
    1
  2882. @markrayjunior America need a paradigm shift, not anarchy. Get rid of supposedly self-evident values and truths and rethink what kind of society you want to live in, and how to build it.
    1
  2883. Wait, so the religious correspondent of a news network that is "fair & balanced" accuse a Muslim historian of bias because his conclusions about Jesus are different than the those of Christianity. Does anyone see the irony? Haha
    1
  2884. A dog don't have a soul according to christianity, right? So according to you, it does not have experiances, and it does not understand anything besides the material things are made from? Then how come I can trick my dog into beliving I've got treat in my palm? Let me propose a hypothesis: My dog have had previous experiances, in which I kept treat in my palm, and gave it to him. He recognized my gestures and created a conception of the treat in his mind. Does this mean dogs have souls too?
    1
  2885. So if Bob is doing something to a Mike without his consent, Paul can't stop Bob without his consent?
    1
  2886. So sad to hear that he has to defend his work, while studying the behavior of a substance that's all around us.
    1
  2887. Not surprising given WEF is anti-democratic at its core. This is not speculation or hyperboly, the whole point of WEF is to render liberal democracy obsolete by the supranational rule of an unelected globalist elite of capitalist stakeholders.
    1
  2888. @TruStoogeDrew.  Elon doesn't seem like the kind of guy that would lie blatantly in front of an audience and think he'd get away with it. He's usually upfront about past mistakes. Do you have a substantiated example of him lying?
    1
  2889. @mikebee02 I just can't see how you can make such a deal out of a second long barely noticable blooper. Maybe you should redefine what "proffessional" means to you. Is it that TYT delivers an alternative perspective on relevant news and issues, or is it that he turn his phone off?
    1
  2890. I would like to ask Pierce: Would it be moral for Russia to kill civilians in order to end the war and thus prevent hundreds of thousands more to die? By his reasoning it seems so.
    1
  2891.  @DSan-kl2yc  That's exactly why Ukraine can only be independent as neutral.
    1
  2892. Yeah, sorry. It was not intended as an assertion. I just wanted to use his own words against him.
    1
  2893. @Clanki What about it?
    1
  2894. You could argue that she was acting in self defence. He did come there to rape her.
    1
  2895. You again? Get off your soap box Hitler! The deal is off. You're living on borrowed time!
    1
  2896. That's a brilliant idea! Let's take it one step further and gather all the local anecdotes and put em in one book that people can use as a moral guide. It's basically the only book you'll ever need, so why not call it "the book"? Or maybe it sounds better in medieval latin "biblio"? Wait... this sound familiar...
    1
  2897. What a celebration of passion! I love when people are just unapologetically excited about stuff.
    1
  2898. Peter Thiel seems oblivious to the fact that the technology appears to go hand in hand with the globalist vision. Just listen how the globalists at WEF fetishize technology and conspire how they can best utilize it to manage populations at scale.
    1
  2899. When it became clear that Covid19 is mainly a threat to elderly and people with already poor health, my first thought was: ok, the most vulnerable people can lock down, while the rest continue as usual, getting infected and building up natural heard immunity. But no, instead we were all to lock down indefinitely and pray that big pharma develops vaccine before society collapses.
    1
  2900. Stop being silly please.
    1
  2901. A terrorist seeks to cause political change by invoking fear using violence or threat. If the perpetrator was after political change it is curious he left us guessing about his motives.
    1
  2902.  @Frederick.J.Marshall  Let me guess, the legal definition is more inclusive than text book definition because there is need to apply terror laws swiftly with little information at hand, preferably before the act is carried out and before motives are clear. Assuming this is the case, is it appropriate for media to use this definition when communicating with the public?
    1
  2903. This is exactly what the Occypy Wallstreet movement needs in order to be understood. Hard undeniable facts.
    1
  2904. Let's assume it's just a PR stunt. She had a great childhood and a decent father... Then WHY would she make a video, pointing out her decent father as this cruel murderer, torturer and incestous child rapist? WHY would she give away her father's full name and whereabouts? It would facilitate the task of exposing her as a fraud, and expose her father to the very real danger of being hunted down by deceived avengers. If this is a PR stunt, she will be known as the woman who ruined her life.
    1
  2905. If you'd followed the trial, it's still in debate whether he's sane or not. Two psychiatrists say "yes", two say "no". If Breivik had taken his life on Utøya, would we think of him as less insane? If a muslim bombed a building without taking his own life, would we think of him as more insane? Whether the perpetraitors takes their life or nor, there is a clear distinction in media portrayal and public conception if he is from a foreign culture or not.
    1
  2906. Let me guess, they're not gonna be enough so we will have to give them more weapons. I don't even have to watch.
    1
  2907. Agreed. This is the equivalence of justifying cuts in social programs by claiming poor people are lazy.
    1
  2908. Why is hydropower not considered a renewable source of energy?
    1
  2909. Keeping the score by counting news titles is not a reliable way of keeping it real. You think good "Decent Bob" gets any news coverage?
    1
  2910. Democrats were brain-drained.
    1
  2911. I'm not into martial arts at all, but the way Kevin opened up and exposed vulnerability and honesty about his past: wow! It's a good metaphor for a lot of life's struggles, whatever that is.
    1
  2912. Biden's takin' out da trash!
    1
  2913. Because republicans don't watch this show and also they prevent their children from doing so.
    1
  2914. Jimmy should be able to discuss art with Adolph Hitler on his show without bringing up the Jew question.
    1
  2915.  TurntTablez  Are you paraphrasing me? I wasn't being sarcastic. I genuinely mean it.
    1
  2916. I think "People's Party" is a really poor choice of name, considering what nations you may be associated with: Former Soviet States, North Korea, China, etc.
    1
  2917. @SaintJimmy76 My comment was ment as a porposal, not as critique.
    1
  2918.  @kyoakland  Not any of them?
    1
  2919. Atheist NWO agenda? HAHAHAHAHA You tinfoil hats never cease to amuse me.
    1
  2920. I don't understand what you find so controversial about it. A man's sperm fertilizes a female egg, as is the case for any impregnation. The only difference is that the two might not necessarily have met.
    1
  2921. The latter.
    1
  2922. So very edgy of her to join in on the circle jerk.
    1
  2923. @blueboyblue You make her death sound like a suicide which I don't think was the case here. She might have been depressed but it doesn't feel at all like an intentional suicide, but more of an unintentional overdose.
    1
  2924. @DjCalliber Mind gimme that low-case?
    1
  2925. @angelfaye101 Ok, nah I'm just not a native english speaker. Thanks for the info :)
    1
  2926. ...or "The Zeros"
    1
  2927. Or you could look at it like this: Primate captured and held against his will by other primates.
    1
  2928. @Eric Miret How you view yourself does not matter if you can't sustain yourself. Sustaining yourself in a market economy requires you being competitive.
    1
  2929. @Eric Miret Show me peer reviewed research concluding that market economies maximizes human wellbeing.
    1
  2930. So you're saying South Korea is forever in dept to allmighty USA and should neglect all future injustices committed by their savior...?
    1
  2931. Remember Zuckerberg testifying in Congress and Senate with lots of tough questions regarding the responsibility of Facebook in society and its relation to government. Given the media attention it got, my gut told me it was something like a pressure campaign meant to force Facebook to share its powerful tools with government. Seems like my gut was right.
    1
  2932. Can you stop reporting on Herman Cain? By now everyone should know what a jerkoff he is.
    1
  2933. She's made numerous statements which imply she's streight. Just a few days ago she admitted she liked men with aspirations and wouldn't like a her man to be a stay-at-home dad.
    1
  2934. I was wrong, there is a god, and he is just.
    1
  2935. Kitchen staff is still human. They just replaced the human interaction with touch screen and conveyor belt.
    1
  2936. I like the idea of having laws protecting minorities from persecution, even at the slight expense of freedom of speech, but not to the extent shown in that article. What you then percieve as me arguing for the legislation was rather me exploring it, and then sharing my gained understanding with you to ensure we are on the same page. I'm not trying to win an argument, I'm trying to have a meaningful conversation.
    1
  2937. Assuming these quotes fairly represent the intended meaning of the authors, these does still not make such opinions "commonplace" unless they had a generally positive reception. This I doubt. These people are likely receiving less support than their pale counterparts. I believe they are of the same material as yourself, and deserve equal opposition.
    1
  2938. I'd say eg. young earth creationism, denial of evolution, faith healing, excercising glossolalia, mormonism, warning about approaching rupture, blaming natural catastrophies on people's sins, hellhouses, etc. ...are just as responsible for Christians bad name. These practices are not necessarily Catholic.
    1
  2939. What are you, radical muslim? How about men keep their fucking hands off women's private parts until they approve?
    1
  2940. I didn't mean it like that at all. It's just reasonable to assume that at least a portion of the people they asked were neither arrogant nor informed enough to have a strong oppinion, and this group will for obvious reasons choose the passive alternative rather than taking action. In other words, unless the poll offered a third alternative i.e. "I don't know", the numbers are misleading.
    1
  2941. MUSHROOM MUSHROOM!
    1
  2942. @SpaceChronologyCom You miss the point. It's a reminder that in the golden age of their ancestors, they were all one. It injects the idea of toleranse and secularism into their identity. If there's anything that can resolve the seemingly endless religious conflicts down there, it's this object.
    1
  2943. Tony must be so glad he got away. Gazy is one of the most terrifying serial killers I have learned about. It seems killing was the merciful part. He took pleasure in torture and humiliation. A true sadist.
    1
  2944. @mistacramer Different species are unable to interbreed, whilas races within a species can interbreed. "In biology, races are distinct genetically divergent populations within the same species with relatively small morphological and genetic differences." - Wikipedia Isn't that definition a pretty accurate description of races? The term has been used in biology for centuries. Are you saying biology is not science?
    1
  2945. The part about dinosaurs coexisting with humans is obviously incorrect. Terrible research by the author of this video.
    1
  2946. Religion has its' own stages from which it spreads its' ideas. Don't be a prick just because this is not one of them.
    1
  2947.  @aaabbbccc985  Sounds like a healthy balance of chaos and order haha.
    1
  2948. @MixedSpecieMixedRace What that got to do with Sweden scoring lower at PISA? Are you implying they keep the score down?
    1
  2949. I like how in the last few seconds of the clip, his mouth is shut while his scream continues.
    1
  2950. When did Allah say that you not only must to live according to his terms, but you must force everyone else to follow your example?
    1
  2951. By "TV" I also mean TYT's online show.
    1
  2952. @Kerns0Phoegon sry bro.
    1
  2953. The automatic transcription sux. Congrats google! "you tellin' our kids" != new toner kids "loosen the guidelines" != loosening guidelines "kids eat pizza they're like WIN! They ate vegetables!" != give the peace of the lights went out they dress ables "two vegetables" != stole my troubles "the list goes on" != that was goes on "that's an absurdity" != there's uncertainty "classified" != class about "everyone's fine" != a military is fine "facts, they're inconvenient" != aspirin can mean
    1
  2954. I don't believe it should be the responsibility of scientists, educators, journalists, etc. to protect the masses against bad ideas. They should just do their part to promoted the good ones. I trust that most people exposed to a diversity of perspectives will eventually find their way to more correct ones. This being said, I can understand the frustration of a science communicator when psuedoscience goes viral.
    1
  2955. 3:03 Thank you John Iadarola! Finally someone on TYT being honest about his Atheism. Cenk is stubbornly referring to himself as an "Agnostic", as if the term sufficiently describes his view on theism.
    1
  2956. Mary Catherine Ham has my attention.
    1
  2957. So there's no conflict of interest, because he is not the same persona when he is donor as when he is board member of microsoft? Nice acrobatics.
    1
  2958. John: "I figure most people become somewhat less intelligent over time" Well, it's not exactly hard to find out as the test most certainly included a control group. You just need to purchase access to PNAS's database in order to review the report in its' entirety.
    1
  2959. What better way to show love than physical violence?
    1
  2960. They don't understand how Trump won because they're misinformed.
    1
  2961. Cynical me: Easy to get approved when media has your back. Also, I fear how he will use all this political capital later on when his peers have their guards down.
    1
  2962.  @leftifornian2066  Semantically correct I guess.
    1
  2963. Put'n
    1
  2964. People belive and do irrational things. Thus religion.
    1
  2965. I have to say AOC's face is punchable, physically.
    1
  2966. Consider that joining NATO comes with an obligation to defend the US when it clashes with China. Do we really want tie our foreign policy to a to-be-challenged world power? There will be blood.
    1
  2967. We use defibrillators to shock start the heart and synchronize the rythm, yet you claim tasers have no effect on the heart whatsoever... you better explain.
    1
  2968. You're fucked in the head.
    1
  2969. How much has Biden actually contributed to the research, development, testing, production, distribution and administration of vaccines? Surely a lot of the work was already done while Trump was still in power. Would the situation be a lot different now if Trump won? Hard to say.
    1
  2970. Are you saying there were 80 million theists in 50's china despite their Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucianist traditions? May I remind you that your number includes the Great Chinese Famine which for obvious reasons did not discriminate based on political/religious affiliations.
    1
  2971. Why did you shut down beaches? "There wasn't much information at the time." So you shut down beaches because of lack of information? "Well there was some information." What an absolute clown. He's hiding behind his fake smile while pulling words out of his ass.
    1
  2972. @r29 "Why would the government be more ethical?" With $'s current influense on US government affairs: no reason. For any nation with a sane government: many reasons.
    1
  2973. Uygur's Eleven never cease to amaze me.
    1
  2974. Is your body perhaps still growing?
    1
  2975. This is ridiculous. The limits of free speech should be set by lawmakers, not by some CEO or corporate committee.
    1
  2976. WE BEAT CANCER!
    1
  2977. No difference between cutting law enforcement and military? Wow. Gotto be pretty damn daft to come up with such statement.
    1
  2978. No. Value is in the eye of the beholder. Things don't have absolute values. It's a human concept. Each of us has a unique set of experiances, memories, personality traits, conceptions, conclusions, skills, etc. When we die, all of this is erazed, along with our unwritten future. We are social creatures. We are interdependent. We are human beings. Atheism does not take away from the beauty of the world, more the contrary.
    1
  2979. Manufacture of consent is only required in democracy. In the absence of democracy, suppression of dissent is more viable.
    1
  2980. The world is more complex than dichotomies. Obama is good in some aspects, moderate in some, and bad in others.
    1
  2981. Take an extra look at the years. Bush accounts for the fiscal year of 2009, while Obama accounts for 2010 through 2013. Due to 'whitehouse.gov' the total federal government expenditures rose by $535.2 Billion from 2008 to 2009, but DROPPED by $61.5 Billion from 2009 to 2010. In other words: it all boils down to whether Obama can be held responsible for the fiscal year of 2009 or not. If you ask me: No. Bush's budget were still in effect.
    1
  2982. They always stop too early... WHO KNOWS WHAT IS TRUE? HOW DO THEY KNOW WHAT IS TRUE? HOW CAN WE KNOW THAT THEY KNOW WHAT IS TRUE?
    1
  2983. You need a science guy to help sorting out the more technical cases.
    1
  2984. They gon' pull the wmd trick again? It's getting old.
    1
  2985. @drnekodr If we'd use violence to get rid of religion, we would be the problem, not religion.
    1
  2986. So now Ukrainians know exactly how to get US involved.
    1
  2987. @Bucky640 Doesn't nook (or smartphone, or any corresponding product) use artificial light to light up the display? If not... it's just as hard to read in the dark as a regular book.
    1
  2988. Dave Rubin has fallen into a vicious cycle of focusing more and more on the objectionable reactions and opinions of others rather than actual events. It's getting dull.
    1
  2989. Learn the difference between suspiction and knowledge.
    1
  2990. Note that the study only looks at G20 countries, thus excludes eg. the nordic countries, which are famous for their strong feministic movements.
    1
  2991. The reason US changed stance on PRC is that there was profit to be made. Simple as that.
    1
  2992. Religion was not actively encouraging these priests to have sex with young boys. They would have had the same sexual drive even if they weren't religious. But I do admit that priesthood put them in a position where excercising their drive was made easier.
    1
  2993. Haha yeah kinda, since they use bullshit as fertilizer.
    1
  2994. You like fishsticks?
    1
  2995. @AuronTsubaki85 He should go watch some broadway show with her.
    1
  2996. It's not obvious to me that rising inflation would increase inequality. It decreases the value of debt and wealth, which would do the opposite. However, it also tends to provoke raise of interest rates, I guess that could be a mechanism if anything.
    1
  2997. That's very christian of you. You seem like such a nice guy. May I ask why you bother to comment in front of everyone if not for others to reflect upon?
    1
  2998. I agree that there have neeb a failure to provide proper guidelines and boundaries for the young. However, this does not mean that conservatism or Jordan's guidance is what we need. For example, Alaine de Button agrees on this point but tackles life issues from a liberal perspective. He feels that what the young lacks and needs is philosophy in general, which is a rather neglected part of education. Our children have been encouraged to figure life out for themselves without the help of millennia of philosophy, hence the confusion.
    1
  2999. In Sweden we don't need government to enforce minimum wages, because we have strong unions.
    1
  3000. Is the 93 Billion in 1982 taking inflation into account? If not, it's dishonest to compare the numbers.
    1
  3001. Cenk left out a crucial part. On the official event page on Facebook it says: "This will be a non-violent event, unless the government chooses to make it violent. Should we meet physical resistance, we will peacefully turn back, ..."
    1
  3002. That lunacy bubble of yours must be a scary place to live in.
    1
  3003. Basically, the 'extra' volume the ice occupies is above the water surface.
    1
  3004. If corporations were people, they would provide health insurance for their employees.
    1
  3005. Life is a rational pursuit of irrational goals.
    1
  3006. No, and neither is rape and blackmailing.
    1
  3007. I was listing top 5 evolution-denier arguments to redicule them, not to prove anything. But as appearently mistook me for a creationist, I think you deserve an answer. If I remember correctly, a creationist's typical response would go something like this: "Well isn't that what we would expect since they have a common designer?"
    1
  3008. 5:55 "Yeet!"
    1
  3009. @alvin41789 I'm not sure antibiotics "die" when cooked. Are you?
    1
  3010. Some seriously wholesome neighbors. I'd rate them 10/10
    1
  3011. They call it the age of concent for a reason. It's the age they are considered mature enough to know what they're doing.
    1
  3012. Pay more attention to why you like the video instead of how it will make you look.
    1
  3013. Wait, is she asking profit driven businesses to decrease the demand for their services?
    1
  3014. @Clanki Depend on the scope. Relative to the US. political climate the left is left.
    1
  3015. We obviously have different definitions of "Ape". I've carefully explained that what I mean by "Ape" is the superfamily hominoidea. This discussion will not progress unless you do the same.
    1
  3016. Since you're such a floater, surely you must be familiar with the argument "I think, therefore I am". Do you think Descartes was a floater? I'm sorry, I can't believe floating will revolutionize philosophy in any way.
    1
  3017. Is RFK Jr a compassionate man who stopped to check in on a bear cub that was hit by a car and turned the tragedy into humorous activism against speeding cyclists? Or is he a weirdo who kills animals and dumps their corpses in parks? Your choice.
    1
  3018. What is the idea about "building 7"? Was destroying the two towers cover for the actual target: building 7? Was there anything special about this building? Never made sense to me.
    1
  3019. This wouldn't be controversial if AID meant what it used to: food, medicine, blankets, etc. Unfortunately the term has been hijacked by warhawks for provision of weapons, ammunition and intelligence.
    1
  3020. Putin being challenged with inconvenient questions and surprisingly elements like deepfakes was obviously not genuine but carefully constructed to give the perception of democracy, because otherwise our narrative is wrong, and we are obviously right, because we say so.
    1
  3021. The McCarthyism is strong with you. It's funny, because you think you are a cowboy, but you're really just proving yourself an unaware puppet.
    1
  3022. I don't think his view on homosexuality is relevant to whether he's a good writer or not, unless of course it becomes an actual element in his writing.
    1
  3023. I'm not sure whether he was ridiculing birther conspiracy theories or if he was implying: "Unlike Obama, no one would ever doubt I'm American from birth, I mean look at me!"
    1
  3024. 1:39:30 I think what Joe is looking for here is the Peppered Moth which was observed to change from white to black in areas of heavy industrial pollution. The accepted explanation is that the white color had evolved in order to hide on birches, but birches in heavily polluted areas were covered in soot and easily seen by predators, making them evolve towards black by natural selection. It's is commonly cited as an example of unintentional human impact on the evolution of species.
    1
  3025. I don't get your point.
    1
  3026. What a way to break the ice.
    1
  3027. It's not percentage, it's a correlation coefficient where 1 is full positive correlation -1 is full inverse correlation and 0 is no correlation. If you want to get a better idea of how strong 0.3-0.4 correlation is I suggest you do some research online, because I'm no expert on correlation.
    1
  3028. @angel102ify You've got a point there. Science gets done when a nation is under pressure. The wisest thing would be to always have a boogyman around the corner to keep up the spending and motivation... wait why does this sound so familiar?
    1
  3029. In some areas yes, in other areas no.
    1
  3030. Although I can't say I blame Wall Street for the recession, I do blame them for its' severity.
    1
  3031. Ros maybe?
    1
  3032. So instead of trusting data that is gathered by accurate instruments and compared systematically side to side, I should trust your personal experiances that you compare based on intuition and memory? No thanks.
    1
  3033. So Bob is free to do whatever he want to Mike without his consent as long as it is a reaction?
    1
  3034. ...this guy again. A fucking hillbilly that's what he is.
    1
  3035. @aznboi1027 Yeah, how are the dead gon' feel? I mean they're defenceless, don't even get a chance to respond. It's like spitting on their tombs for christ sake. Don't get me wrong here, it's OK to be alive... just not in public.
    1
  3036. I'm not depressed and angry.
    1
  3037. Creating jobs in the public sector is a good way to repair the economy. Cutting jobs is not.
    1
  3038. @theHedgex1 No, it's more.
    1
  3039. I heard somewhere that one potential application of analogue computers could be neurons in general AI machines.
    1
  3040. @MCsuperChristina Oh come on, don't be silly! They don't use food stamps because they can't afford to feed their families. They clearly do it to put off money for an iPad2, because they'r lazy cheap thiefs!
    1
  3041. Conservatives: Advocating small government... ...legislating laws based on taste. No wonder so many cops go bad.
    1
  3042. It's the truth! I was an Atheist in previous life, but God gave me a second chance.
    1
  3043. Troll.
    1
  3044. I haven't read his work, but as far as I can tell he completely disregard the necessity of reaching sexual maturity, which when you look at the evolutionary history of our ancestors was surely a greater struggle than getting children once capable. So survival was a greater "incentive" than reproduction. I mean what's the evolutionary benefit of having great desire to have children, if you never reach sexual maturity? None.
    1
  3045. There's no need to copy-paste your old comments, I heard you the first time. Also, I've got nothing more to say to you. I've already explained why I think FOX is worse than TYT.
    1
  3046. Here's a theory: Mainstream news lost their audience and is no longer effective for paralyzing the masses with fear and misinformation. So, they started to tailor misleading stories they know independent news sources (like JRE and Jimmy Dore) will bite and bring to public attention.
    1
  3047.  @JimBob-jr5up  If alien space craft were common we'd have plenty of HD footage by now, given good cameras are everywhere.
    1
  3048. The problem with making alcohol illegal is that nature pretty much makes it on its own if you leave carbs unattended for too long in room temperature. Animals get drunk from eating fruit fallen from trees and berries left on the branch in autumn. The ease of manufacturing makes it very hard to regulate.
    1
  3049. The Japanese figured out it wasn't Dolphin and Whale, not Chicken and Cow... ...they figured out it was Pig all along.
    1
  3050. Actually gravity is both law and theory. A law is not some 'higher' stage of theory. A theory can contain several laws. There's Newton's theory of gravitation and then there's Newton's law of universal gravitation, and then there's Einstein's theory of general relativity.
    1
  3051. It's time we add an amendment the constitution: The separation of wealth and state.
    1
  3052. That looks so good!
    1
  3053.  @guydreamr  Okay thank you. And how is the border secured? How will relations with Russia heal?
    1
  3054. ​ @guydreamr  Ok, but assume Ukraine gets enough foreign support to prevail on the Battlefield and borders are restored. Then what?
    1
  3055. @@rorykinahanAlright, so what is your point?
    1
  3056.  @bonnie7898  So Ukraine will be a protectorate? So much for independence.
    1
  3057. I agree. The censorship laws in Germany are obsolete. I mean it's not like every other german is a closet Nazi nowadays. But as history have tought us... once an instrument of power is put in place, authorities are not very keen to let go.
    1
  3058. On the good side, bacteria mutate to break down plastics. On the bad side, plastic products may begin to rot.
    1
  3059. @robinall Hahaha I didn't think about that! HILARIOUS! :D HAHAAHAHA
    1
  3060. What about Trumps hair though. And what's up with his small hands and orange skin? What about his unpresidential way to speak and his unpresidential wife?
    1
  3061. Sorry but you need to be a bit more concrete than that. Whether we evolved or were created, our nature is not something that just is the way it is for no reason. From an evolutionary perspective our nature is a product of a long evolutionary process where traits that increases the individuals likelyhood of producing healthy offspring. From a theistic perspective our nature is a product of an allmighty creator with an allmighty plan. Again, why faith?
    1
  3062. Thank you.
    1
  3063. Maybe he should take some advice from Greg Valentino: /watch?v=HEHxCAR2suM
    1
  3064. Ukraine dominates the war in terms of symbolic victories.
    1
  3065. These events make more sense if you consider that Ursula van den Laien, on behalf of WEF, has elevated "the problem of misinformation" to top priority in EU. National legislation is changed across Europe to pave way for a system for censor and speech control.
    1
  3066. Yeah, if anything he is "Michael Kelso" in "That '70s Show". But I suspect calvin624's point was that Punk'd reflects Ashton's capabilities as an entrepreneur rather than his acting.
    1
  3067. @boozecruiser  Wait, are you calling me stupid? Classy.
    1
  3068. A celebration of capitalism.
    1
  3069. Vance says US has gone around the globe moralizing. No, moralizing is just a way to manufacture the consent of the public. US has gone around the globe plundering, corrupting and power tripping.
    1
  3070. These questions are clearly designed to mislead. The interviewer asks whether Mark took very specific actions "fire people" and "compensate girls" then concludes that since he did not, it means he took "no action", which is a fallacious argument. I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that this is yet another campaign designed to pressure social media companies into allowing government to use their platform for strategic censor.
    1
  3071. You don't understand. He's not dumb. Belive it or not, but he'll earn it back in notime. It's an investment.
    1
  3072. What fearmongering is this? Stop it Cenk. You sound like FOX.
    1
  3073. Welcome to A.I. authored news articles.
    1
  3074. Using the mean temperature of 1951-1980 as reference, the mean temperature of the 80's, the 90's as well as the 00's were all warmer. In fact it increased each of these decades. Sources can be found here: earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/WorldOfChange/decadaltemp.php
    1
  3075. Stop being so negative. It's still interesting to know that the majority agree.
    1
  3076. @Munthasir123  Probably divisive by design.
    1
  3077. Great news! :)
    1
  3078. Oh America... still stuck in the averages I see. When will you discover variance?
    1
  3079. I don't believe this. There's no way democrats would have missed the opportunity to put the first gay black president in office.
    1
  3080. A typical poll has a sample size of 1000 adults which yields a margin of error of about 3%. Since the adult population in US is about 165 million, you should expect to be picked once every 165,000th poll. Does the sample size seem small? You've got a bag of a 165 million grains of sand. If you pick 1000 grains of which 650 are graphite, it is very unlikely that the actual composition of the bag is outside the 3% margin of error (62-68%).
    1
  3081. I'm with Ana on this one.
    1
  3082. I don't find TYT's perspective to be anti-GMO at all. It's in line with their regular coverage of the murky affairs of big corporations, money in politics, and crony capitalism. You're overreacting.
    1
  3083. Jimmy is wrong! There was a strategy: To do as Pelosi wants in order to advance their careers.
    1
  3084. I presume CIA were completely oblivious to the uprising attempt in Venezuela 2019 which senator Chis Murphy openly described as "we tried to construct a kind of coup" speaking to state official Elliot Abrams.
    1
  3085.  @patavinity1262  Would USA attempt a coup in Venezuela without CIA involved?
    1
  3086. @bluegreen1138 Just make sure the floating country is totally free of oil and you'll be fine.
    1
  3087. You gotto understand that the claims you make are quite extrordinary. Such claims are not thrown around carelessly without evidence. If you're going to claim that the technology to increase human cognitive function ten-fold has been around since 1992, you got to give me more than just assertions.
    1
  3088. Your questions regarding terminology are most likely answered in the report: "Lower Cognitive Ability Predicts Greater Prejudice Through Right-Wing Ideology and Low Intergroup Contact" by Gordon Hodson and Michael A. Busseri
    1
  3089. Why are you surpriced?
    1
  3090. "It'll what... take 5 min instead of 2 min? There are no veins in his body they can find? It's such weak sauce excuse." Yeah Cenk, you probably knows better than the people who execute for a profession. -_-
    1
  3091. America's equivalent of this is: It's ok to display war, violence, nudity, humiliation, etc. ...but don't you DARE say "shit" on air!
    1
  3092. "typically when people become atheists they substitute one set of beliefs for another (or else they hang onto most of what they believed before)" And this you base on... ? Let's assume it's true for the sake of the argument. This substitute is not necessarily of superstitious nature. So going from catholicism to atheism, some remain superstitious, while others don't... then, wouldn't we expect the average to drop?
    1
  3093. I just listened to the Swedish minister of defense claiming that no Swedes were hurt in the explosion near Poltava and that this is surely disinformation spread by Russia. Is he right? I have no idea.
    1
  3094. To keep up with today's rapid development we are told that mastering anything particular is wasteful, because that skill is soon obsolete. Instead we are taught to counter the unknown problems of the future, leaving many of us unemployable by employers of today.
    1
  3095.  @Ben-rz9cf  My allegiance is with the realm.
    1
  3096.  @hornantuutti5157  I learn a lot from having my ignorant comment updotted!
    1
  3097.  @elchinpirbabayev5757  Well, that's what decades of underfinancing and underappreciation does to a once noble and respected institution.
    1
  3098.  @elchinpirbabayev5757  I'm not that well read about the history of thr Night's Watch, but weren't most of their castles along the wall abandoned due to insufficient personnel and resources? I interpreted that as them losing relevance during "summer". During early books a lot of people question the existence of the threats they defend against, dismissing it as myth.
    1
  3099. I think it should be called "smart cellular telephone".
    1
  3100. Obamaism: The separation of word and action.
    1
  3101. Oh no, John has now officially jumped onto the agnosticism-is-not-atheism train as well. For the hundredth time, the terms are not mutually exclusive! You can be an agnostic atheist as well as agnostic theist!
    1
  3102. I think this is just theatre to direct public attention towards the sky without asking them explicitly to look for enemy aircraft.
    1
  3103. I don't think Cathy is trying to deceive Jordan or the audience. I think she is rather asking questions on behalf of her audience and sometimes genuinely stumbles in her logic.
    1
  3104. They invite the creator of Family Guy to speak, and they go shocked when he's being sexist... that's the real joke.
    1
  3105. Her eyes look so sad.
    1
  3106. @AntitheistPOV ...and since we're talking about a fairly vast time-frame: What happens if the circumstances change? What if violence will one day be beneficial, if not crucial to our societies survival? What if a foreign 'violent' population decides to attack this 'non-violent' population? What if the government start oppressing the population?
    1
  3107. Regarding signing a treaty with Russia promising not to attack, only defend... How would this in any way comfort Russia. NATO is already arguing that it is exclusively a defensive alliance. Such treaty would have to be accompanied by something more concrete, such as rejection of all offensive weaponry and allowing Russia to verify this.
    1
  3108. Both the government and the corporations are supposed to serve the people. You know somethings is fcked up when it's the other way around.
    1
  3109. I can totally relate to his annoyance.
    1
  3110. It seems like TED are advertising more commercial products than new technology nowadays.
    1
  3111. I got to warn you kids that being a researcher comes at a cost. You'll get little job security. Career prospects are pretty poor. It's highly competitive, so you'll probably have to sacrifice private life to get anywhere. You'll probably have to focus on very narrow topics where there's opportunity for publishing rather than where your curiosity really is, and you'll have to spend a considerable chunk of your time begging for funds. You will have an administration over you monitoring your performance in terms of dumb numbers like number of papers published and citations. All of this bullshit aside, it's pretty fun.
    1
  3112. ADL's 2022 Audit reported 3697 antisemitic indidents in 2022, highest on record! These included 1 death: an ARAB CATHOLIC professor at University of Arizona (Thomas Meixner). I mean, poor guy, but let's stop making up excuses for infringing on the 1st amendment!
    1
  3113. I know several muslims and your discription is not very striking. You don't need to be a fundamentalist jihadist to say "Allahu Akbar".
    1
  3114. "...says that women have become the breadwinners of this country." "...in 4 out of 10 families now, the woman is the primary breadwinner." Nope, not even close. The study says 40% "OF WORKING MOTHERS" are the primary breadwinners of their household. This is totally different than to say women are the primary breadwinners of 40% of all households. In fact, the study specifically says that women are the primary breadwinners of 15% of all households with children under 18.
    1
  3115. Yeah heh. Every saucer is a UFO until it lands or is identified.
    1
  3116. 25:00 The discussion that needs to take place here is where to draw the line between the very natural process of learning and strategic "flip-flopping".
    1
  3117. So now that you know why Incest is wrong, you should realize that the negative consequences are depending on impregnation. So if two adults choose to have an incestous relationship and take measures to avoid pregnancy... you have no reason to intervene.
    1
  3118. Do everyone a favour and read this: /wiki/Gun_politics_in_Australia#Measuring_the_effects_of_firearms_laws_in_Australia The statistics Cenk show are oversimplistic, cherrypicked, and out of context.
    1
  3119.  @akbk2505  Clean in the sense that it does not intrinsically generate CO2 and relatively few are harmed by it.
    1
  3120. I hope you're referring to the comments and not the video.
    1
  3121. The narrator for the commercial sounds like Phil Dunphy from Modern Family.
    1
  3122. LEARN TO FUCKING LISTEN! They mentioned "Asteroid" two times. The first they referred to was "2012 DA14" the asteroid that passed earth by 17,100 miles and is 50 meters across. The second was a reference to the asteroid behind the "Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event".
    1
  3123. That's a bit fucked up though.
    1
  3124. It seem like the crocoduck has passed my attention. I'll look into it for the lols.
    1
  3125. Yes, I understand that the concept of race become vague now that we have a proper understanding of evolution, but race is still a rather practical concept. I wouldn't call it "superficial". As humans have evolved geographically isolated from eachother, we have developed different characteristics. Racists think peoples 'behavior' can be determined by their genome, and that's where racism fails. When it comes to the mind, the role of environment is much more important than genome.
    1
  3126. Unfortunately that's already illegal.
    1
  3127. Interesting interview.
    1
  3128. I don't think I have. I'll look into it.
    1
  3129. I'm starting to think the plan is to deplete Europe of arms and ammunition, not Russia.
    1
  3130. I'm just being rational. If you look at the attributes of the intellectual elite of the world they tend to be non-racist, non-violent and law-abiding. Doesn't that imply something? Racism is a simplification of reality. Instead of going to the bottom with the problem and find the true factors and solutions, you settle with the first correlation your mind can percieve: Their appearence.
    1
  3131. What?
    1
  3132. 2:54 My mind is blown. That's a bum!
    1
  3133. Absolute maniac.
    1
  3134. I think someone substituted the interviewer by an AI.
    1
  3135. Freedom does not mean lawless.
    1
  3136. They should fire all police departments... ...and then they should hire a bunch of new ones. . I mean just to get rid of old bad habits and corruption. A fresh start.
    1
  3137. That's now how it works. If you earn $120k your tax according to cynisturb will be: (75 - 50)*0.1 + (100 - 75)*0.15 + (120 - 100)*0.25 = $11.25k There's a weird tax gap between $150k and $250k though.
    1
  3138. I agree, but I'd also add Mark Blyth to that list.
    1
  3139. Bambi.
    1
  3140. Perhaps US finally comes to its senses and invests in public education.
    1
  3141. What part of "minimum 21 years" do you not understand? If you are right that he's never going to be fit for society again, he will indeed spend his entire life in prison. But if he against all odds wake up from his delusion, realize the bitter reality of his crimes, is willing to leave prison and try to live the rest of his days wallowing in shame among people that so despise him, and is able to convince a court that his improvements are genuine, I find no rational reason to deny him.
    1
  3142. Dr. Sten Ekberg is actually 131 years old. Most people don't know this.
    1
  3143. 1/17 = 0.0588 ~= 0.06 (6%) It's not exactly 6%, I just expressed the probability in terms that are easier to grasp.
    1
  3144. Skoda The typical narrative is that the end of the gold standard was closely tied to the spread of democracy, because economic depression could no longer be countered by simply dumping the cost of labor. There was a need for new means to stabilize the economy, hence the adoption of more flexible currencies.
    1
  3145. Why would they label a species after the characteristics that are exclusive to one gender? It's so unfair to the other gender. Imagine if homo sapiens ment "hairy testicles" or "vagina crotch"?
    1
  3146. Sounds reasonable.
    1
  3147. Congratulations USA. The far right islamophobia that triggered Utøya massacre has now reached the US. Next up they're going to claim the democratic party are cultural marxists and lament the feminization of the american male, rendering the country incapable of defending its' heritage.
    1
  3148. I'm not against tax if it's well spent.
    1
  3149. 40 IU = 1 μg
    1
  3150. Epic last name.
    1
  3151. They will, but only if they have common goals.
    1
  3152. Eh... may I ask why they showed an image of Clint Eastwood and some dude sipping on a scotch? Either I missed something or that was random as hell.
    1
  3153. I wouldn't try to assign the occupy movement to a specific ideology. All they have in common is their discontent for the status quo. The underlying principles and ideals are diverse and should not be generalized.
    1
  3154. I was only objecting to the assertion that currently available statistics prove affiliation to Islam means an increased chance of committing rape. I don't doubt your personal experiances, but I realize that other Islamic countries may be different to yours, and suspect you haven't visited enough of them to make a fair judgement. But I can be wrong.
    1
  3155. Hundreds of comments all praising this, not one skeptical whether yet another donation of weaponry will make more difference than the previous. I'm going to go ahead and assume bots are involved.
    1
  3156. If everyone settled for what was in front of them, your oppinion would only reach so far.
    1
  3157. I think I know what the problem is: they built the town on top of a volcano.
    1
  3158. Her posture is fantastic!
    1
  3159. Ok, so what's the evidence? What's the source? Oh that's secret? So how is this any better than the coverage by Seymour Hersh? Oh it's better because it is acknowledged by an establishment media source. Right. That's not how truth works.
    1
  3160. What a radiant person! I can't imagine what a burden her intrusive thoughts must have been. Glad to see she's coping though.
    1
  3161. @MixedSpecieMixedRace People in other parts of the world risk their lives in a conflict they have not chosen. How do we solve this? A: Get to the root of the problem and do something about the cause (diplomacy/military involvement) and live with associated expenses. B: Treat the immediate symptom by offering sanctuary, and live with the associated expenses. C: Install another lock on the door, and try ignore the problem.
    1
  3162. Eric Schmidt is right, that little start-up "google" will never succeed with their relaxed work-life balance policy. What a loser company.
    1
  3163. They should put on some Janis Joplin, The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, etc. put some weed in their food and paint the walls with colourful fractal art.
    1
  3164. As long as they're about "Let's discover the beauty of God's creation" I don't mind them.
    1
  3165. A nation invaded on another nation's soil? This is The Onion material.
    1
  3166. You want dramatic announcement? Ladies and gentlement, I bring you Pastor Dennis Terry: watch?v=B2emBxDOY7g With emotional and intelligent commentary: watch?v=zhlvdPCalXM
    1
  3167. ...assuming the progressives you encounter in the YouTube comment section makes a good approximation of all progressives... am I right?
    1
  3168. "Well over 200" I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
    1
  3169. Damn dude, 7 comments in a row... you're on a roll!
    1
  3170. @SnaggaSheeYoung Mr manly man is being manly.
    1
  3171. "I'm not saying it's the illegal aliens... but it's the illegal aliens." Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
    1
  3172. @SnaggaSheeYoung I think she'd laugh at your terrible english.
    1
  3173. I like Lex Friedman and his channel. It's primarily about tech and science and Lex has a pleasant humble personality. He's been trying to expand to more politically controversial guests and I can tell its been a struggle.
    1
  3174. @CognosSquare Are you talking about masterbation?
    1
  3175. It seems YouTube is censoring based on suspicion, then it is up to the censored to prove his or her innocence. Quite unconstitutional, but hey, it's a private company so I guess that doesn't matter.
    1
  3176. I'm frequently having second thaughts about my choices in life with respect to studies, career, social life, love, etc. Sure, in the context of a casual conversation I usually say I'm happy with my choices to maintain character or make good impression, but in reality I'm often ambivalent or unhappy with my choices, especially since they are indeed irreversible. Simulated happyness is a gift.
    1
  3177. However, it is also important to acknowledge that there are people who work hard who do not "make it".
    1
  3178. In what sense is the countries not growing? By area? Real GDP growth rate as of February 2012: Peru: +6.2 % Columbia: +4.9 % Chile: +6.5 % /wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(real)_growth_rate
    1
  3179. @AdamDLDixon Did you miss this part? "...but you don't need religion to 'get you through the staircase'. Lots of people find self-transcendence in nature, other overcome their selves at raves..." 03:17
    1
  3180. If there are only 12 particles, what is the "higgs particle"? He talked about "higgs field" too so maybe it's not an actual particle?
    1
  3181. 3. The price of failure
    1
  3182. Yeah, let's shut those twitting talibans up! They are a threat to our freedom of speach!
    1
  3183. Turn the American middle class into cheap wageslaves! Who's gonna buy our products and services? Export! ... Problem?
    1
  3184. "Why would tv newspapers or anyone else want to be unbiased?" It relies on the audience. If people would be more critical about their source for news, they would lose viewers and thus money. This would discourage them from reporting biased news.
    1
  3185. Vacation? Cenk Uygur never rests.
    1
  3186. Australia is not a good example of where gun control have had significant good effect.
    1
  3187. Not necessarily, no.
    1
  3188. So by subjecting bacteria to weak doses of antibiotics, they adopt immunity? Sorry, it doesn't work like that. It seems like you're confusing bacterial evolution with the human immune system.
    1
  3189. Pardon my ignorance, but who is the man in the last video?
    1
  3190. "The priest has stated that he had no knowledge of the offending imagery. He is co-operating with an investigation of the matter on the part of the archdiocese." - HuffingtonPost.Co.Uk To me it seem likely that this was just a rather rough practical joke aimed at the priest. Maybe someone had fiddled with his presentation for the lols?
    1
  3191. There, you have proven you can also be witty, now do you have any serious proposals?
    1
  3192. So? He doesn't need his Youth base anymore.
    1
  3193. "In the last year, 'there hasn't been a single colleteral death because of the exceptional proficiency, precision of the capabilities that we've been able to develop." He's right you know... by assuming all dead were terrorists, there really aren't any colleteral deaths.
    1
  3194. He had the potential to become the next Zimmerman. Why didn't he claim he acted in self defence? This guy must be really stupid.
    1
  3195. No one suggested to take away guns. The critique is on the attitude that it's ok or even virtuous to execute someone to protect any property.
    1
  3196. Saw what?
    1
  3197. I have a hard time imagining what kind of business would profit from allowing gay marriage. If the donations were all for ideological reasons and not profit interests, the whore-methaphor is not so striking anymore.
    1
  3198. I wouldn't say IMF is extracting wealth from countries, but it leverages debt to dictate their policy.
    1
  3199.  @SantomPh  Fair point
    1
  3200. As Gore Vidal put it about his blind grandfather and senator Thomas Gore: "...and very right wing he was. You see that is now an ugly term: a ringt wing means you belive in the flat earth, and all sorts of silly things. Well it wasn't in that time: you belived in the constitution. ..." Yes, Thomas Gore was a right-wing democrat.
    1
  3201. I'm not trying to victim-blame here but... who would take their 4 months old infant to The Dark Knight Rises? :/
    1
  3202. @Jex134 How are the Van Allen belt and Ionosphere relevant to a ground-level device? If anything it's atmospheric electricity that's relevant. But NASA puts it: "Fortunately, the voltage is modest and the current is almost nothing, so the effect is almost impossible to measure." Following their reference we find a credible study on Atmospheric Electrostatics by Lars Wåhlin at Colutron Research Corp.
    1
  3203. How do you know that?
    1
  3204. Last time Trump won, I thought they'd learned a lesson, but then they doubled down. Will they learn the second time? Probably not. They'll double down again. More demonization. More lawfare. More censorship.
    1
  3205. @MrAtrophy Because they were following orders.
    1
  3206. Lol, what's going on in the background?
    1
  3207. Who are you referring to?
    1
  3208. He is only doing his job. Another victim of a corrupt system.
    1
  3209. You know you don't have to sit and watch the computer work right? Go eat with your kids man!
    1
  3210. Wow, what a rabbit hole. If this becomes a series or movie, go ahead and take my money!
    1
  3211. I'm fine with race swapping the main character, just remember to adjust the title accordingly, e.g. sand yellow or soil brown.
    1
  3212. What's your point?
    1
  3213. Listen people! The (job)Creator is real. Think about it, where did the jobs come from? Jobs simply don't come from nothing. I tell you, the high unemployment rate is His punnishment for Occupying Wallstreet. Now kneel before thy (job)Creator! For we are worthless without Him. For all of you doubters out there: On judgement day you will regret, for He will descend from Wallstreet and He shall employ ONLY the faithful. BE SAVED BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
    1
  3214. I hope you realized those were links and not phonetics haha.
    1
  3215. Fuck you Brooks Bonkoski. I like TYT for their diversity, not for their unanimousity. I like that they speak their actual oppinion and not what is expected or desired of them.
    1
  3216. I've always loved John Stewart.
    1
  3217. Vitamin D is so important to human health that Africans migrating north turned white. Let that sink in.
    1
  3218. So... according to O'Reilly: Obama: "We shall invade Iran next thursday!" Military: "Good luck with that, cuz we ain't gon' help out" Obama: ...?
    1
  3219. Sure, everything is relative, but in the context of developed countries, USA is certainly among the worst with respect to social mobility.
    1
  3220. First on YouTube, last in lie.
    1
  3221. Your first point is plain nonsense, and your second point is pretty much what I just said.
    1
  3222. I don't wanna rush things, but let's marry right away. We can divorce later on if you don't like it. I just want your name.
    1
  3223. Is it a meteor moving at the speed of an airplane... ...or is it the smoke of an airplane illuminated by twilight? You decide.
    1
  3224. 2:53 Claw cuts into Rogue's brain!
    1
  3225. My respect for Chris Wallace just went up.
    1
  3226. The new lady looks like a chubby Geena Davis.
    1
  3227. Nope, still subscribed and this video was in the feed.
    1
  3228. Relevant talk. I'm in total frustration over the fact that information intake is limited and that I need to prioritize. There's so much I want to learn, but so little time to do so. If scientists were working on virtual extention of the human mind with respect to dataflow, processing and storage, I'd volunteer as a test subject.
    1
  3229. @zem1956 You haven't seen Limitless? There are stuff that increases your level of concentration though, like Omega3 fatty acid, and stuff that makes you more alert, like coffein.
    1
  3230. Yeah, intelligent parenting should be enough to justify your correction. I didn't think about that. I don't think that intelligent species necessarily rule the planet. I mean, in terms of both biomass and numbers, I think bacteria comes out on top, and are we really as much in control of the planet as we think we are? It gets even more complicated when you consider that we live in symbiosis with some bacteria. We are depending on them, and they are depending on us. :)
    1
  3231. I belive it's pronounced "Böner", which is closer to "Bainer" than "Boner".
    1
  3232. Adding cheese to pizza wasn't an American invention at all. Adding cheese to every pizza was.
    1
  3233. I think the collapse of trust in science relates to actual misuse and corruption of science for politics, profit and career. It is unfortunate that the work and reputation of honest scientists is dragged along into the mud. What is needed to restore trust in science is to acknowledge the problem, expel dishonest actors, and cut ties with private business and politics. Academia should be funded unconditionally by taxes for public good.
    1
  3234. You think a fatwa from the religious leader of an Islamic theocracy is negligible?
    1
  3235. "He wasn't a good business man anyway." ...about world's richest man, arguable ever in history.
    1
  3236. While using unnecessarily complicated language, I think Eric Weinstein's description of the problem is probably more accurate. He says that the "distributed idea suppression complex" is interfering with our "sense-making apparatus". With idea suppression complex he means something like the collection of mechanisms preventing the spread of good ideas, such as cancel culture, media bias, censor, taboo, career incentives, etc.
    1
  3237. It appears that I was arrogant to say I understand your frustration. Thank you for sharing your encounters with racism. I too have been doubting the productiveness in debating racists. However, through some introspection I've come to the understanding that I'm not much better than them at admitting when I am wrong, but this does not mean that I don't take in the opponent's argument, or that my position does not evolve. It's just my ego circumventing defeat in order to justify its arrogance.
    1
  3238. If they know he got at least $10^9 then he should be on the list regardless of the exact number.
    1
  3239. Maybe it would be appropriate to elaborate on how a transfer onto a bitcoin based world economy would influence its stability. Inflation is meant to encourage people to invest their money instead of hoarding it. There's a risk that Bitcoin, because of increasing demand and it's finite pool, would be subject to deflation. What would be the mechanism to deal with the economic crisis that would follow?
    1
  3240. You're a moron. If Marriage was nothing but a religious rite it would of course be up to every church to decide the rules. Unfortunately, marriage is also recognized by the US legislation, which privilages married couples in several ways. Demanding some people to marry a person they don't love in order to obtain these privilages is the problem. So, either we strip married couples of all legal privilages, or we allow gay marriage. It's as simple as that. What would you choose?
    1
  3241. Well glhf running your private investigation from your home computer. Keep your phone close at hand in case the judge calls for guidance.
    1
  3242. The diversity of languages is a consequence of communication segregation and is already decreasing. Given that globalization is allowed to continue until the entire world is interconnected, diversity will decrease, and given enough time it's likely that we will end up with one common language. Whether this language will be English is harder to tell. Perhaps an evolved version of English, slightly mixed with other large languages.
    1
  3243. I think people will not only shake their heads as they look back at the prohibition era (of weed), but they will look at criminalization in a different way, leading to discussion regarding further decriminalization.
    1
  3244. Finally we have undeniable evidence that Sam Bankman Fried lost rich men's money.
    1
  3245. Shut your mouth, troll!
    1
  3246. Is the water shortage primarily due to rising demand or diminishing supply?
    1
  3247. P A T H E T I C
    1
  3248. Thanks for the life hacks!
    1
  3249. Mark Blyth's work has aged really well.
    1
  3250. You just triggered my bullshit alarm. What are you? A scientologist or a troll?
    1
  3251. They are probably calm because there are already methods available to eliminate the threat. You can either hover a satellite on its side to alter the path, or just nuke it. Laser? I dunno 'bout that.
    1
  3252. Unfortunately, as long as married couples are discriminated in legislation, marriage is in fact government's business. This also makes the topic of polygamy rather complicated. In my oppinion, the best solution would not be to extend marriage to homosexuals, but to end the legal privilage of marriage altogether.
    1
  3253. What stops them from simply changing the end user agreement once the world is hooked on their system? We'd need something like an accountable democratic world government to manage such a system.
    1
  3254. "thought revolution" Do you mean paradigm shift?
    1
  3255. No, you built a PC case out of rope and wood. False advertising. I expected a mechanical PC.
    1
  3256. Sorry boss, unless you're able to make use of me within walking-distance of my residence... I'm afraid I can no longer afford this job.
    1
  3257. Going slut yields the greatest results with the least amount of effort.
    1
  3258. 1:06 "That's the same color you also see in the aurora" I read recently that the aurora is an example of "synchotron radiation" which is emitted when charged particles are accelerated in a magnetic field. If this is true, then the mechanism is not the same as "when electrons hit some of the atoms of the gas in the tube". To be fair, Sabine did not say this, only that the color is the same.
    1
  3259.  @DrDeuteron  I'm sure you're right. I'm going to try find the source. I might have misunderstood. Regarding the color, doesn't that depend somewhat on how strongly the particle is accelerated?
    1
  3260. "In god we trust" ...makes the 9/11-attackers true Americans, doesn't it?
    1
  3261. Her message reminds me of Mark Blyth.
    1
  3262. @RetroDawn  Yes.
    1
  3263. Douglas face seems so puffy here. Did he start boxing?
    1
  3264. @wellifthemediasaysit Why would I need to explain away any coincidences when I've refered you to a website that does? I'm not gonna sit here and copy paste full pages of information in the comment section of a youtube video.
    1
  3265. Hey! According to the stereotype, Jews don't steal, they find legal ways of taking other people's money.
    1
  3266. It was sarcasm. I was just teasing.
    1
  3267. Turns out unaccountable organizations attract scum. How surprising.
    1
  3268. Are you accusing God of not having been competent or capable enough to create man as he intended? Now THAT is mockery of God.
    1
  3269. You have a narrow understanding of human sexuality. What set off arousal is relative. If burka is the standard, the revelation of a hand or a wrist alone is often enough to set the male sexuality in motion. If loincloth is the standard, the male brain will of course require more for equal effect. By covering up, we will only shift the frame of reference to a level where our clothes are no longer practical or comfortable, and all of this for nothing, because our sexuality adapt accordingly.
    1
  3270. What's the advantage of having 6 rotors as opposed to 4?
    1
  3271. What article are you referring to?
    1
  3272. So you are saying we need a republic controlled by an intellectual elite? Yeah I wonder why people lost trust in authority.
    1
  3273. Advice for John Kerry: instead of "building consensus" around your issues, try building solutions to issues for which there is already consensus.
    1
  3274. @bboschboi It's funny that you imply that "secularists" are non-religious. F.y.i. most christians belive in the separation of church and state.
    1
  3275. @Jaxomy Yes, but he pointed out some of the problems the strictly rational secular approach that the enlightenment era braught us. Don't get me wrong, our rational side is very useful. However, we shouldn't pretend we are purely rational. We should acknowledge that we are social, emotional and intuitive beings too.
    1
  3276. Exactly, that's why it's so funny.
    1
  3277. Saget's timing wasn't as great.
    1
  3278. I think the disproportionate focus on Israel relates to the fact that they are a longstanding ally of USA, enjoying substantial military and economic support. For this reason people feel that Israel is associate with the west and should be held accountable to our standards.
    1
  3279. I asked if he got his information from that specific article, because in the two last paragraphs of that article the author reveals that he made up the entire article to make a point about how feminists often use false references and quotes to academic articles to make their assertions seem more credible.
    1
  3280. Peter Theil had some interesting perspectives on technology and innovation, then he become paranoid about the violent uprising of the poor, disappeared from the public eye, and started building a system of total surveillance.
    1
  3281. I didn't have to. It's just horrible.
    1
  3282. Your great grandmother is a transitional fossil between her mother and you. There's your proof.
    1
  3283. 1&4 - The practice and acceptance of such double standards relies on the premise of a skewed power balance and will lose its legitimacy over time assuming the balance is restored. 2 - See my response to your examples. 3 - "racial mixing" was my attempt to cut down "flooding all white countries with non-whites" because I could see no other mechanism by which that would lead to the "destruction" of whites, and then I addressed the element of consent, which you failed to respond to.
    1
  3284. A comparison between Wikipedia on Fascism and Anti-fa and Alt-right: Anti-fa: forcible suppression of opposition ✔, rejects assertions that violence is automatically negative in nature ✔ Alt-right: authoritarian nationalism ✔, believe that liberal democracy is obsolete ✔, led by a strong leader to forge national unity and maintain a stable and orderly society ✔, views political violence, war and imperialism as means that can achieve national rejuvenation ✔, the principal goal of achieving autarky through protectionist and interventionist economic policies ✔
    1
  3285. We long to be wanted, but fear to be needed. ( paraphrasing Esther Perel )
    1
  3286. Truth is the sharpest elbow. And Ron Paul have been grinding his for a long time in congress.
    1
  3287. Those Soviet-era biolabs must be really dirty considering it takes over three decades to clean the up.
    1
  3288. It was a rhetorical question.
    1
  3289. ...why?
    1
  3290. Calls for a "holistic perspective" seems to be a narrative designed to avoid empiricism. They want the problem to be so overwhelming that any tangible details and grounding in observation is lost in a storm of big shitty data thereby becoming subject to their personal interpretation. Physicists gave good reason to carefully isolate variables from one another.
    1
  3291. Only if they kill or torture Russians, apparently.
    1
  3292. Again you take things out of context to get to tell me things I already know to make it seem as though I didn't know it in the first place. That's not how you win an argument, but how you act like a fucking douche bag.
    1
  3293. $2000 for an assassination? Tempting...
    1
  3294. She has a point that it is also risky to rely solely on one's own capacity. If that fails for one reason or another you are in trouble. Hence "diversity" i.e. do not rely on any one source, be it China or one self.
    1
  3295. Complex music has not gone away, trust me. It just doesn't get spotlight, so you have to actively look for it.
    1
  3296. It's a free market solution you idiot.
    1
  3297. It's hard to keep track of all the lies, isn't that right Herman Cain.
    1
  3298. A few months ago I would totally agree with you. But ever since I was introduced to the quite obvious fact that "you can not prove a negative" is a negative claim, I've been hesitant to use the phrase. If you can solve the paradox, please let me know.
    1
  3299. Because isolation is unwise in a global economy.
    1
  3300. What are you doing TYT? Don't give her attention! Obvious trick to get cameras to turn her way.
    1
  3301. Well hi there Sheldon Cooper! If I knew it was you I had explained myself more carefully. In the context of someone denying that 80,000 volts can affect the heart because it only locks up your muscles... I explained said the heart is a muscle. It is of course more than that, but this is irrelevant in the context. Clear?
    1
  3302. I wonder when the General Director of BBC, Tim Davie, will agree to be interviewed by Elon.
    1
  3303. Hey, don't be so hard on Biden. It's not easy being a middle-manager, facing pressure both from above and below.
    1
  3304. I just realized Defund and Defend are almost the same word.
    1
  3305. Of course he didn't invent the DC. But his inventions were based on it, and he developed a power distribution system for it. He is seen as the father of industrial scale labs. He was a great inventor and he contributed a lot to the modern society.
    1
  3306. You make it sound as if Obama's first term was marked with intolerance and racism which will all change now that he got reelected...
    1
  3307. Nope. We've been using both analytical and numerical integration techniques on and off, but Lebesgue integration is a completely uncharted area for me.
    1
  3308. Thank the lord big pharma are are well prepared, experimenting with artificial variants of potential human-transmitting variants.
    1
  3309. An entirely new fetish at his age? Ok I'll keep looking.
    1
  3310. Wait, praying for people with cancer is cool, but trying to verify the effect is not? :/ You lost me.
    1
  3311. Since when is democracy supposed to be efficient? If you want swift decisionmaking: consider dictatorship! In a democracy the friction is rather considered a necessary trade-off to promote other qualities like representation, accountability, collaboration, innovation, etc.
    1
  3312.  @garycallihan4206  And surgeons.
    1
  3313.  @666chinchilla  Sure, except I wasn't slaughtered. Wearing mask on a few occasions was a minor inconvenience. I'll stand my ground when it matters.
    1
  3314. @therrydicule I prefer coke. I do work out though.
    1
  3315. @fatman859294 Yeah, I belive most of you do.
    1
  3316. Oh! Again, thanks for the info. :)
    1
  3317. I can sortof see what you mean, but I would refrain from expressing a probability in terms of abstract sample sizes. The study that percentage comes from has known sample size which determines the accuracy of the conclusion.
    1
  3318. Men want equality too.
    1
  3319. A woman partying with friends: Zero controversy.
    1
  3320. Natali Morris is really sharp.
    1
  3321. Was Christopher Nolan's movie Memento based on this?
    1
  3322. It's in the title. But I agree that they should make it more visible, maybe put "Spoiler Alert" in front of the title instead instead of dead last.
    1
  3323. You are wrong because... I disagree.
    1
  3324. Hannety asks loaded questions, then switches topic before RFK has had time to correct all the false premises. I hate Hannity but he deserves credit for having RFK on.
    1
  3325. That they are "more likely" to commit a crime does not mean they make up a "great deal" of the total number. Also, BRÅ's report "Brottslighet bland personer födda i Sverige och i utlandet" (Criminality among persons born in Sweden and abroad) does not categorize based on religion, but on geographical origin, and I doubt you'll find any reliable report on the matter that do.
    1
  3326. Because bisexuals are turned on by 98 year old paralyzed stroke patients.
    1
  3327. It's pretty clear Biden delegated marketing to establishment media.
    1
  3328. If I remember correctly, Cenk argued that his idealistic side wanted to vote for Jill Stein, but his realistic side told him he'd rather have a less ideal democrat than Mitt Romney, so he voted for Obama. He did cover her, but maybe not to the extend she deserved.
    1
  3329. What if I told you, that by increasing health and wealth, less people will die, not more. Only difference is that less babies are born, and this is the mothers choice, no one elses. Contraceptives does not kill, but inhibits the egg from being fertilized. Still a moron.
    1
  3330. Doesn't Norway's disinterest in windfarms have more to do with their potential for hydropower rather than their oil?
    1
  3331. You didn't listen to what I said. It's a real time music production system, tailored for the purpose. If you try to put a similar system together by combining commercial products you will run into limitations regarding eg. capability, compatibility, reliability, convenience, etc. In fact, that's exactly what he did, and why he started developing the system in the first place. Stop being a fucking douche bag.
    1
  3332. Isn't it a stretch to say that depression being unrelated to depression means that raising the serotonin level isn't helping against depression? It seems to me the simplest explanation would be that while low serotonin isn't causing depression, raising it does help prevent it.
    1
  3333. I used to eat pasta because it's a convenient source for carbonhydrates... now I avoid it for the same reason.
    1
  3334. America need to get rid of their corruption. It's got to the point where bribery is so common that it start losing news value.
    1
  3335. I remember that, and then came the Facebook. The fuckers urged people to disclose as much personal information as possible which they processed and sold as market data, and google went the same direction.
    1
  3336. I didn't know Rising was so misinformed/ignorant about vaccine side effects. Well now we know.
    1
  3337. Conservatives crack me up when they're implying global warming is a conspiracy to make people buy 'green' products.
    1
  3338. Haha I thought it was just some noise he made. Well what do you know! :) Thank you Cenk for expanding my vocabrulary... vocabullarie... voca... WA SIKTIR!
    1
  3339. @mistacramer We appear to talk about different terms. From my perspective the "race" you're talking about is something that was derived from biology, but was applied wrong because of ignorance. To me it seem just as absurd to claim that all people are one race, as it is to say all cats, dogs or horses are one race. "Racialism: A belief in the existence and significance of racial categories, but not necessarily that there are any absolute hierarchy between the races" ...makes me a racialist.
    1
  3340. ...so he's not right wing extremist, and not fundamental christian... then what is he? Fundamental atheist communist extremist?
    1
  3341. So I guess bye bye 4-day working week for France.
    1
  3342. The same could be said about media's portayal of men, only to a slightly lower degree. It's not like male hollywood actors run around with fluffy armpits or hairy shoulders.
    1
  3343. Judd Gregg... almost Judge Dred
    1
  3344. She did take the picture, she just didn't share it on social media.
    1
  3345. Tear gas irritates the respiratory tract and is known to leave subjects more susceptible to respiratory diseases. Some say it wouldn't be very appropriate to use during a pandemic which causes respiratory failure.
    1
  3346. Eddard Stark: "Summer is coming."
    1
  3347. Regardless of cause, do you agree that earth is warming up?
    1
  3348. All humanity (except Noah and his family)*
    1
  3349. "I paid mouth service to your narrative during my campaign. How is that not enough? Greedy bastards!"
    1
  3350. But I agree with you that if he is an Atheist, he should make this position clear. He have a several other controversial positions that he defends regularily. Why not make atheism one of them? Maybe he feels that the religious topic is a diversion from his general agenda, making him hesitant to allocate time and resources to defending the position. After all it's not a positive claim, so it doesn't really imply any political positions.
    1
  3351. What are you suggesting? That we simply go out and rob the rich? lol That's not exactly a long term solution.
    1
  3352. Rick Perry's 'Strong' ad was sad but still a bit funny, and same goes for Santorum's 'Obamaville'. But this people... this is just terrifying: /watch?v=B2emBxDOY7g Same clip plus intelligent commentary: /watch?v=zhlvdPCalXM
    1
  3353. @bluefootedpig The illegal immigrants of course. .. Haha nah just kidding. Couldn't resist.
    1
  3354. Wait... are US in war with Pakistan and Yemen? If not why the hell are you dropping bombs on them and talk about it's not a big deal? Who the fuck do you think you are?
    1
  3355. Can you do anything but sigh in disappointment and hopelessness at the crowd waving signs saying "BLACK WOMEN for WARREN", "BLACK VOTERS for WARREN" and "WOMEN for WARREN"? Can we have an election about ideas?
    1
  3356. That's one sound argument. I'm sure you convinced everyone.
    1
  3357. Are you familiar with the concept of "inference"?
    1
  3358. My point is that "Biased" is inadequate to describe what's wrong with FOX News. They've created this atmosphere where employees are rewarded for lying in favour of a certain right-wing narrative, and punnished for any deviation from it. The organization is rotten inside-out.
    1
  3359. So beating people up isn't enough for a man nowadays, you also have to enjoy it? Got it.
    1
  3360. Your response is irrelevant to the topic of my comment, but whatever. Our senses are mechanisms for gathering external data from our surroundings, so I wouldn't include internal bladder functions. In traditional terms, we have five senses: taste, smell, hearing, vision, and touch (thus the fuzz about the mysterious 6th sense in pop culture). Yes, these can be broken down into smaller constituents, but I can't see why I would wanna do that unless it's absolutely relevant to the conversation.
    1
  3361. Let me guess... 1/3 on his campaign. 1/3 to the mormon church. 1/3 on his personal swiss bank account.
    1
  3362. Turns out censor is a lot of work. Let's crowdsource it!
    1
  3363. As long as the next President will hold the same powers as Putin, there will be plenty of aspiring successors, probably with less noble intentions. There may be need for constitutional change to improve balance of powers.
    1
  3364. Commies? :/ Can you elaborate on how belief that police brutality is an effect of systemic flaws is associated with communism?
    1
  3365. I like Minecraft, but I love Vintage Story. I keep discovering new things despite many hours. Vintage Story is so rich with content!
    1
  3366. @mmr11027 If you're referring to the 99% movement... no. It's mostly about getting rid of corporate control on politics.
    1
  3367. inb4 malestrom
    1
  3368. Most people who's judgement I trust believe earth is warming and that a significant part of that is man-made. On the other hand, they don't believe this is a significant threat that justifies great rehaul of society. It is a slow change and there will be plenty of time to adapt.
    1
  3369. 00:50 "I've spent more than 2% of my life living in a tent inside the arctic circle, so I get out of the house a fair bit." Only if you don't consider the tent your house, and why would you not?
    1
  3370. Well we can create unbrella concepts that enable fairly accurate predictions for practical use, but this doesn't mean we understand what's really going on and why. Eg. we understand that two positively charged particles repell eachother with a force which magnitude is relative to the distance in between, but we don't really understand why they repell eachother and why the scaling of the force is as it is.
    1
  3371. Chistopher Hitchens wrote in his memoir Hitch22 that he never sought to and rarely got black-out drunk, he just enjoyed that slightly altered state of mind that a little alcohol provides.
    1
  3372. @MixedSpecieMixedRace 10% white is not necessarily bad. It's only bad if they leave after graduation, right? They pay for their education just like everyone else. Or are you suggesting they are taking the spots from the native population? If there's an increased demand for education, it's really up to the free market or government to adjust (depending on the nature of the educationsystem). ...I just realized, maybe you're just a moron, basing your position on emotion rather than reason.
    1
  3373. She's not that fucking skinny. It's just they way she's portayed in the photo. If they added some tan and gave her a more energetic posture and facial expression, no one would have complained.
    1
  3374. So he sees nothing inconsistent in believing an almighty God sentences sinners to eternal punishment and at the same time work in the US Supreme Court?
    1
  3375. 1-4 shows that CO2 rises and that this is expected to come with increased absorption of heat radiation. It does not show that the effect is in the order of what we observe. 5 is pretty convincing though.
    1
  3376. Here's a challange: Describe to me in detail step by step the process of evolution, then explain which steps you think are unproven, and I'll do my best to fill in the gaps. Ok?
    1
  3377. It's tempting isn't it.
    1
  3378. It's a gym that obviously targets fat people. If you're skinny and want to build muscles there are better alternatives available.
    1
  3379. A global clock would facilitate longitudal communication, but I think it would be impractical for longitudal travellers. Imagine arriving to a new "time zone" and having to think "+9" throughout the day to get an idea of the time for daily activities. It wouldn't take long before you would simply turn your clock forward nine hours for convenience, and then we're back to time-zones.
    1
  3380. The View hate Trump voters and Trump voters hate The View, so it's okay.
    1
  3381. Sure, if you're prepared to pay 5x the price for a cop of coffee.
    1
  3382. You didn't get the joke. The bully is anyonymous, thus Anonymous is the bully. You didn't see what I did there?
    1
  3383. No comment. I haven't seen the movie.
    1
  3384. PETA is a really bad analogy as it is specific organization and not an -ism. It would be like refusing to call yourself conservative because you don't want to be associated with Ku Klux Klan, or refusing to call yourself a baptist because you don't approve of the actions of Westboro Baptist Church.
    1
  3385. ​ @StrategicWealthLLC  In my opinion, rights are no more than a set of principles which were invented by men who sought for a more preferred way to organize society. The rest is just about the rhetoric they used in order to effectively establish their principles. There are certainly benefits to elevating "rights" to something that is independent of and more fundamental than governments, yes, but this does not make them so.
    1
  3386. Anonymous victims accuse Russel Brand of sexual assault. News: WE MUST BELIEVE THEM. Seymour Hersh describes how Biden administration was the driving force behind the sabotage of the Nordstream 2 pipeline, relying on anonymous sources. News: WE MUST NOT BELIEVE THEM.
    1
  3387. This is not a democratic process.
    1
  3388. Pharmaceutical companies shift all responsibility to governments, then pay their salaries to close the loop. Perfect way to avoid responsibility.
    1
  3389. Generally I think christianity is not about submission but being thankful for Jesus sacrifice and repaying the debt. But yeah, all Abrahamic religions have some form of submission. God testing Abraham's commitment by commending him to sacrifice his son is one example.
    1
  3390. I'm not American. Earth is mostly blue, not green, and not any god's. Islam is not the most tolerant religion.
    1
  3391. That was just dishonest. Nothing in his appology indicates that he changed his mind about the show. He just clearified that his contempt for the show does not extend to his collegues.
    1
  3392. In other words, you should have no problem with protected sex... apart from "wasted resources". I wouldn't say it's wasted though. The downside of porn is that it remains fantasy and you miss out on other aspects like intimacy, authenticity, etc.
    1
  3393. Reminds me of this family guy clip: /watch?v=DWaiT5fZHBs&feature=related
    1
  3394. I hate to go psychologist on you, but perhaps your computer addiction had less to do with having a computer around and more to do with feeling neglected by your parents? If you are or plan to become a parent, for the love of god, focus on being a caring parent instead of rendering them computer illiterates in the age of computers.
    1
  3395. Electric cars is a symbolic change while pumping more oil out of the ground than ever.
    1
  3396. Although that song is about a female wage slave who's dreaming of being a golddigger.
    1
  3397. Correlation doesn't mean causation, but causation requires correlation, so it is certainly a clue.
    1
  3398. So you're saying they consciously triggered an invasion of their own homelands by worlds greatest military power because they felt like they were already under occupation and had nothing to lose? Sound kindof reasonable, but again: is there anything beyond raw speculation suggesting this? Where did you get it from?
    1
  3399. Saw it. It was ok.
    1
  3400. I have this odd feeling that you are a conservative... weird huh.
    1
  3401. Gangnam Style is probably the most overrated song/video ever.
    1
  3402.  @Tedd0  What was the argument I made and what do you presume is my worldview?
    1
  3403. Tolerance does not mean advocation.
    1
  3404. Opeth is a master of dynamics and contrasts. They go silent-loud, fast-slow, harmonic-dissonant, hard-soft, growl-clean, chaos-order, etc.
    1
  3405. I truly despise the way Americans tend to trivialize the word "war" by attaching the label to arbitrary societal movements. It's a kick in the face to the countries you occupy.
    1
  3406. Colonial violence is sitting comfortably in our seats? Oh I must have been mistaken, because I thought it referred to the enslavement of people on foreign soil to extract their natural resources for your own profit.
    1
  3407. Are you suggesting you're voting based on appearence?
    1
  3408. No, there's no "christian way". The Bible offers a range of contradicting instructions and there's no one way to interpret them.
    1
  3409. So when a christian school fires a teacher for lack of belief Cenk think they are in their full right to; but when a gym kicks fit people out, he's against it? The inconsitency! *facepalm*
    1
  3410. Way to go generalizing the largest continent on earth. Nevermind South Korea, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, etc.
    1
  3411. Was America ever safe?
    1
  3412. He's an agnostic atheist.
    1
  3413. Because people have been conditioned, by legacy media, to fear anything that hasn't been filtered by them, and to hate people who defy their narrative.
    1
  3414. Of course, with regard to all the other gods, but not in the general sense.
    1
  3415. Legacy news has quickly managed to narrow down four suspects: The Kremlin, Moscow, Russia or Putin.
    1
  3416. "Thanks for all the support, but Hitler won fair and square. Respect the democratic process and assist the dictator in the transfer of power." This isn't like them. I wonder what chenanigans democrats have planned.
    1
  3417. "We have to invest in security again, as we used to." Hmm this sounds familiar. When did Europe have an arms race last time and how did that end? That's right: WORLD WARS
    1
  3418. All of the publicity the movie has recieved, as well as all the hate it has provoked, is all on the hands of muslims. If you had responded with tolerance, the movie would NOT have reached anyone's attention, and been lost to oblivion by now. Our principle of freedom of speach is just as dear to us, as your principle of punnishing blasphemy is to you. Why is it that you expect us to make exceptions to our principles, but refuse to make exceptions to yours? With all due respect, fuck you!
    1
  3419. It was just a trend. Now guns are hip again.
    1
  3420. True. I wrote that comment very early in the video. I started to regret my comment as the video went on but let it be.
    1
  3421. I find it ironic that they use the term "enhanced interrogation techniques" while admittedly not knowing that it has an enhanced effect.
    1
  3422. Anyone can ask questions, but no one can ask some questions. Fake freedom.
    1
  3423. Feminists in general don't assert biological, psychological, or physiological equality. They advocate equal opportunity to pursue their potential, being judged on their actual merits and not the average or stereotype of their gender. They want personal freedom, without having a society forcing them into certain roles.
    1
  3424. I see your comments on every other TYT video, yet I never cease to be bothered by your repulsive way of argumentation. Watch and learn: /watch?v=JTN9Nx8VYtk
    1
  3425. I like Cenk's "Woahw!" at 0:13
    1
  3426. This is the stegasaurus he was referring to: bible.ca/tracks/tracks-cambodia-stegasarus.jpg I gotto admit that it kinda look like a stegosaur... apart from the large head, the ears, the lack of spikes at the end of the tail, the rear legs being no longer than the front ones, and the fact that it's about as long as it is tall. And oh, the temple was built in the 12th century. One can but wonder how this magnificent 3.5 ton beast escaped all record, apart from one relief about the size of a hand.
    1
  3427. Establishment news has declared war on misinformation, and then they play along with a story like this., Definitely misdirection. Let's keep our eyes on what the elites are trying to smuggle in while people are distracted.
    1
  3428. He is so afraid to go see 'The Dark Knight Rises' that he brings a backpack full of guns and ammunitions... yet he go see the movie? Now that's a true Batman fan!
    1
  3429. Fck yeah America... let's go back to feudalism!
    1
  3430. ​ @JeffPar50  Mearsheimer's argument is that Russia sees the Ukraine issue as existential, meaning they will exhaust all options before letting Ukraine become a NATO member or US military base. This is not only the perspective of Putin, but of the entire Russian elite. So the closer Ukraine is to victory, the closer Russia is to fire the first nuke. Why would they dare apply nuclear weapons? Because Ukraine does not have nuclear weapons, and they don't believe that it is in the interest of other nuclear armed nations to expose themselves to existential risk by retaliating on Ukraine's behalf.
    1
  3431. If you think Tesla isn't as famous as Edison you're fucking delusional. Both are respected and acknowledged inventors and scientists, but one is still portrayed and discussed frequently in popular media, and it isn't Edison. If anything, it's the other way around.
    1
  3432. Nothing new. It's mercantilism coming again.
    1
  3433. U.S. strategy of holding everyone else down and submissive is turning everyone against them. I can't blame China really for not wanting their entire economy to be held as hostage by world's greatest bully.
    1
  3434. Gingrich? He gon' lose.
    1
  3435. You like transparency? Alright, let's start by freeing Julian Assange, Edward Snowden and other champions of transparency.
    1
  3436. Yeah, The Guardian surily embodies their name.
    1
  3437. Is NATO membership necessary for Sweden to "crush" Russian power? It seems relevant to compare to an equivalent expansion of military capabilities while remaining neutral.
    1
  3438. Regarding aspiration... I read that the shoulder muscle generally lacks blood vessels large enough for aspiration to work (they collapse under vacuum, preventing blood from going into the syringe). For the same reason, injection into this muscle is very unlikely to go directly into the blood stream. I would like John Campbell to adress this.
    1
  3439. You're looking at the world through a keyhole. Don't belive in people who say the door is locked; just open it and walk out. When you get to see the world in all its glory, you'll look back at the church you came from and go "mjeh".
    1
  3440. Some people say you're lactose intolerant... "Yes" ...why?
    1
  3441. 2-pac.is.alive 2-pac.is.alive 2-pac.is.alive 2-pac.is.alive 2-pac.is.alive 2-pac.is.alive
    1
  3442. Matt talks about the inevitable societal harm that follows after letting gay people marry, he even asserts that we can already see the harm happening, yet he can't point to any specific example. Sounds like a belief rooted in fear of the unknown.
    1
  3443. It starts to make sense why Fauci's salary is so high.
    1
  3444. It seems dangerous to give people the doctors they want rather than the one they need. Any snake-soil salesman can convince a portion of the population that they're the preferred option.
    1
  3445. 13:49 As a Swede, it's quite amusing to watch them go about the pronounciation of "Mjölnir" haha. Silent M... eh what?
    1
  3446. Haha I like how Ana is teasing John for his facebook habits.
    1
  3447. The world is out there, vast and beautiful. Yet you are spending your one life preparing for a next. I hope you realize this soon... or not at all.
    1
  3448. Trump is going to take democracy away from the establishment.
    1
  3449. I can assure you that most of us white people don't like being farted on either.
    1
  3450. @Phil1stalk What's a globalist?
    1
  3451. I don't get why they redicule the study like this. Some people require a study in order to realize the obious. I know for a fact that there's a whole bunch of people out there beliving bi- and homosexuality is a choice of lifestyle.
    1
  3452. Is the lifetime of plastic covers comparable to that of regular (cast iron?) ones. I mean most plastics are not very resistant to wear, UV-radiation, low/high pH, water, solvents, oils, etc. To me it seems like they wouldn't last a decade on a busy road.
    1
  3453. My impression is Dave applaud the pursuit for transgender rights, but he disagree about their methods, i.e. word policing and mob justice on social media.
    1
  3454. The food wasn't as tasty as that ★★★★ restaurant you frequent? Did the nurse refuse to bring you an evening scotch? Did they force you to share room with common schlubs? THEY HEALED YOUR FUCKING ARM!
    1
  3455. At what point does a kid becomes an adult?
    1
  3456. Sure, they can modify crops to be resistant to pesticides, but they can also modify the crop to make it unattractive to pest (making pesticide redundant). I'm all for GMO as long as it is regulated.
    1
  3457. The police did nothing wrong here. The hospital gave them false/inaccurate information.
    1
  3458. K
    1
  3459. "Why don't you take a seat over here?"
    1
  3460. This guy is committed.
    1
  3461. Don't have a twitter account. Sorry.
    1
  3462. I almost thought you would say something original.
    1
  3463. He was charged with "sexuellt ofredande" which is directly translated to "sexual molestation". Although Sweden due to strong feminist movements have relatively broad definitions of laws regarding crimes of sexual nature, this was not considered sexual molestation. As I understand it, he was was basically just sitting there masturbating and people happened to come by and see him.
    1
  3464. They can give them a "worker of the week" diploma and a coffee mug. Not a medal that is associated with putting ones life at stake.
    1
  3465. In what world do elementary schools serve juicy steaks?
    1
  3466. Tons of studies suggests a strong corelation between economic equality and: eg. mental and physical health, and low crime-rates.
    1
  3467. @bluedollars It's not about corruption. It's about patriarchy, perpetuated through obsession with a bunch of ultra conservative literature.
    1
  3468. The "MORON" says that you should take a look at the image below: earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/WorldOfChange/images/decadaltemp/2000-09.png That is the mean temperature anomaly 2000-2009 with the mean of 1951-1980 as reference point. Red is above, blue is below. This proves: 1. They DON'T leave out the low temperatures. 2. The tilt of the axis is accounted for. If the warming was caused by tilt, we would expect rise in one hemisphere and drop in the other, leaving the mean unaffected.
    1
  3469. More like WWE.
    1
  3470. What species is the human race part of?
    1
  3471. Sounds like a switch from leadership to management.
    1
  3472. Hate to say it, but this episode would be better without Joe. He keeps interrupting and going of on tangents. It's his show, I understand, but come on.
    1
  3473. What were his sane moments though?
    1
  3474. Title says "scariest" not "most dangerious".
    1
  3475. Since no one really talked about the books I'd guess since season one.
    1
  3476. @Kenz305 That's probably true for new cars though.
    1
  3477. @darkstar3x16 Troll? It's all about culture, has nothing to do with race. Also I found the following statements amusing: "... I'm no supremacist." "Asians are intellectually superior to all"
    1
  3478. I would argue that a conversation is not really an argument.
    1
  3479. He's agnostic atheist.
    1
  3480. It seems to make sense to work rationally towards irrational goals. So if you struggle to find meaning in life it may be because you do not allow the left hemisphere to take orders from the right.
    1
  3481. Black man having affair with Ginger White... lol
    1
  3482. Me: "Mom, this is Jennifer, my prostitute! Jennifer, this is Isabelle, my mom!" Mom: "Oh, how lovily! You have a good taste son. Although a bit skinny, it seems like she's in good shape. Would you like to join us for dinner Jen'?" Jen': "I'm afraid my schedule is a bit tight today, so I'd rather get this over with" Mom: "Of course. Please, use our living room. Just don't get my rug stained will you? k thnx!" See what I mean?
    1
  3483. The market enriched tech giants based on how effectively they make people watch ads. How the fuck do they think they're qualified to throttle freedom of speech?
    1
  3484. Mankind is a peculiar species.
    1
  3485. I read a bit about the Digital Services Act. As far as I understand it does not say anything about what content is allowed or not. It is a legal framework for holding digital media providers responsible for removal of illegal content (and for unjust removal of legal content). In other words, we need to keep our eyes on any changes proposed to free speech laws hereafter.
    1
  3486. Donald Trump is now my favourite person.
    1
  3487. It's lighter and cheaper.
    1
  3488. Cenk is joking around as a passive observer. If someone wrote a cincere letter to Cenk about a real problem, asking for advice (as with Pat Robertson)... I'm pretty sure he wouldn't brush him off with a joke.
    1
  3489. Bill Maher is not a news anchor, he's a comedian.
    1
  3490. Ironically, Gapminder's statistics visualization software Trendalizer was aquired by Google three months after this talk. And even more so, I haven't seen any ads ever since. :/
    1
  3491. I bet you're the same kind of person who'd lash out on a waitress about the bad quality of the food, or on a cashier about a broken product. If you don't like the law the cop is enforcing, instead of asking him to not do his job, go try change the law!
    1
  3492. @computerjero Yeah, but the thing about nuclear energy is that if something fcks up, you've made a huge area uninhabitable for like a million years, while the negative effects of burning fossile fuels are temporary. With an increasing population where food prices are steadily rising, the (almost) permanent loss of fertile soil is a disaster.
    1
  3493. Haha I don't know how I managed to misread that one. Thanks for pointing it out.
    1
  3494. I was referring to John D. Rockefeller in specific, who was a ruthless capitalist, even more so than Gates. During his later days he donated large amounts of money to charity. That's why I braught him up. I'm not saying business is interested in charity, of course not. I'm saying some individuals are, especially people who have accumulated a lot of wealth. And oh, unlike most private charity funds, the Gates Foundation is trying to be transparent, publishing annual reports on gains and spending.
    1
  3495. Well, what free market advocates would say is that another store will soon open to satisfy the demand Kroger neglected.
    1
  3496. You completly misinterpreted my comment. I was trying to capture the thing about his character that I find so hilarious. He's a funny guy.
    1
  3497. So you're the victim here... is that what you're saying? Get out of here!
    1
  3498. I'm very suspicious of the narrative pushed here. Apparently we are not supposed to ask ourselves what drives these people to organize and riot. Instead we are to pressure a media platform to implement instruments for censor and hand over the reins.
    1
  3499. News anchor is trying her hardest to incite fear and speculation about Putin. Sauli calmly offers his measured views.
    1
  3500. @FORANWFS The very fact that individual cases of police brutality get media attention shows that it's not very common at all.
    1
  3501. Her talk was not about presenting new innovations.
    1
  3502. ​ @anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631  Right now, you are probably right. But this may change over time, given that US continues to make it hard for China to grow and exercise their influence. Say they encourage Taiwan and Hong-Kong to seek independence, sponsoring militant groups. Say they succeed in replacing Putin's regime by one that is US friendly and anti-China sentiment grows over time. Say economic sanctions are applied, motivated by violation of human rights. Say US ramp up involvement in Tibet and challenge China's access to economically and strategically important minerals. Etc. Chinese commitment to avoiding war with US will for sure be tested.
    1
  3503. From a free market point of view: These are all private companies, so they should be allowed to ban InfoWars if they so please. From a more balanced mixed economy perspective: Social Media play too important of a role in the democratic process to do as they please. These companies should act within a framework set up by government, which should include the principle of not suppressing free speech.
    1
  3504. I can't believe you didn't even provide a good argument against their claim. Fossil fuel emission is unsustanable because it reintroduces petrified carbon to the carbon cycle. Heavy breathing is not.
    1
  3505. Is Hillary incompetent or evil? Clearly she knows what's up, so pure evil.
    1
  3506. His position relied on the fact that Iran was developing nuclear weapons. I'm not sure this is true, but I'm pretty sure Hitchens had access to more information than I do. He's met and had conversations with the Ayatolla's little brother Hadi Khamenei, an influential critiziser of the regime. I think he certainly had good reasons for beliving Iran was developing nuclear weapons.
    1
  3507. Shut up Chuck. I lost all my respect for you after that christian fundamentalist style political ad you and your wife made.
    1
  3508. He's not talking to the consumers. He's talking to private enterprise. He's trying to make them realize they're about to miss the business opportunity of an entire industry by clinging to fossile fuels. He's not talking about what's out on the market, he's talking about the possibilities of modern technology. He gave a few examples of actual commercial electric vehicles just to alert them that it's going on as we speak. They're being overrun.
    1
  3509. Why do we lock people up? There are basically two reasons: to discourage criminal behaviour, and to 'remove' people who are unfit for society. This girl may sure be unfit for society at the moment but she's not an adult. Are you the person you were when you were 15? I doubt it. People change. It cost money to lock people up, not only direct costs, but also lost tax revenue. Life imprisonment serves no purpace other than to satisfy some people's primitive call for revenge.
    1
  3510. One part of me says "why not?" Other side of me says "ew!"
    1
  3511. Thank you for stating your oppinion. Your perspective is very much appreciated.
    1
  3512. By "science teacher and natural history teacher" she probably meant young earth creationist pseudo scientist.
    1
  3513. Yes. However, I don't think he will be able to keep a straight face hehe.
    1
  3514. Wearing make up to get more action, straight enough for me.
    1
  3515. Society is changing. Labourintensive jobs are being replaced by technology. Jobs tend to require less physical work and more knowlage, know-how and social skills. Household technology becomes more and more complex, meaning the average Joe are more dependant on specialists. He'll rather hire an expert to fix his car or install the new home theatre than doing it by himself. To grandpa this might come off as lazy, but from a broader perpective it increases efficiency of the society as a whole.
    1
  3516. The innovation is to mix the bitumen with steel particles that allow for heating through the means of induction. The bitumen that binds the stones togeather is no different from that of ordinary asphalt, so if ordinary asphalt does not self-heal under the sun, neither does this.
    1
  3517. That law is so fucking narcisistic. School is supposed to provide our kids with practical knowledge to prepare them for adulthood and a career. Biology is predicted to be the most important industry during this century. Thus, providing our kids a proper understanding of evolution is crucial for America's future prosperity and global competition. Put your fucking ego aside and realize that an understanding of evolution has PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS that is likely to determine your childrens future.
    1
  3518. I understood you were referring to financial value the first time.
    1
  3519. Dave Koller: What? I'm just standin' here in front of an oversaturated postcard from the country in question, dressed up in a casual zipper sweatshirt... let's be serious now.
    1
  3520. But who's gonna sit in the megajails? They need their customers.
    1
  3521. @AlexLococo Although I admit there are _fanatic_ atheists I can assure you that there's no such thing as "fundamental" ones. This fact should be clear if you just pick up a dictionary.
    1
  3522. I would [have] though[t] you're not even a US citizen, [because] your english suck Santa's balls.
    1
  3523. Why do you assume I'm American? If by "rise up and take back what is yours" you mean implementing socialistic ideas through the means of democracy, I won't stop you. My objection was with what seemed to be a call for violence.
    1
  3524. That's not an answer you dumb fuck. Obviously, YOU are the one who don't know why it's wrong. If you can't dig deeper than "because it's wrong", who are you to lecture anyone? Fucking clown. "Children born of close incestous unions have greatly increased risk of congenital disorders, death and disability at least in part due to genetic diseases caused by the inbreeding." The taboo against incest is instinctive and has developed because it is evolutionary incentivised.
    1
  3525. Why make it so difficult? Pick a few liberty caps off cow dung and put them in your mouth. There.
    1
  3526. I don't agree that there was an overreach of scientific authorities during the Covid-19 pandemic. Corporate and political figures used the language of scientific authority pretended to be mediators of scientific consensus. They did this while blocking scientific authorities from being heard.
    1
  3527. During the hours of rape and torture she was subjected to, they had shoved metal rods up her vagina and pulled out her intestines. A doctor estimated about 5% of her intestines to be left inside her body as she arrived at the hospital... Confronted with such level of sadism, opposition to death sentence is a heavy burden to hold.
    1
  3528. I have a hard time picturing many 81 year old couples are agile nor potent enough to have any meaningful form sex.
    1
  3529. RFK Jr promised Trump to produce measurable improvement in public health in two years. He will hopefully intervene if these cuts interfere with his objective.
    1
  3530. Are you saying Norway is tight on immigration? *facepalm* Why don't you go ask Anders Behring Breivik what he thinks?
    1
  3531. Great episode!
    1
  3532. Trump voices on The View? Maybe they should finally rebrand as "The Views"
    1
  3533. Breastfeeding while driving the moped: Not ok. Breastfeeding while sitting behind the driver of the moped: Why not?
    1
  3534. You mean such as this one? /watch?v=ZHOyfyGwpes
    1
  3535. Doesn't seem "far-right", quite reasonable actually. While I don't fully agree, I respect her point of view.
    1
  3536. My point was that you didn't really answer the question, but made an excuse not to.
    1
  3537. Cops seem to believe a search warrant means a complete suspension of your rights. What are your rights during a search warrant?
    1
  3538. Not impressed Gingrich? Not that I would call the drug policy of Netherlands an "experiment", but take a look at these statistics and then take another look at Gingrich. Young adults (aged 15–34) who consume soft drugs once a month: Netherlands (9.5%), UK (13.8%), France (16,7%), Italy (20,9%). How is that a fail? Maybe they are using heavier drugs you ask? 4% compared to the 3% average of 15 countries in EU. Drugrelated deaths are among lowest in europe. Still not impressed? Source: EMCDDA
    1
  3539. Scenario: Child is born. Deniro Dies. Wife and child inherits his treasure and live happily ever after.
    1
  3540. As far as I know, there's been no proposal to ban guns alltogether.
    1
  3541. If you want to know more about Google's and Facebook's overreach, listen to Prof Robert Epstein: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7qT_38iRSc
    1
  3542. When I think of "women" I think of people with two x-chromosomes.
    1
  3543. About trust. TYT is fallible just like everyone else. Sadly, misinformation is rather sweeped under the rug than rising up to the surface. I can see how Cenk would justify this by referring to their limited time and resources which he rather spend on delivering news than reflecting on past mistakes. But I truely think TYT would benefit from allocating some resources and time to deal with critique and correcting mistakes. This if anything would market TYT as the trustworthy organization it is.
    1
  3544. Let me guess, global warming?
    1
  3545. Ben can take only so much bullshit before he burst.
    1
  3546. Trooper: "I AM THE LAW! YOU ARE UNDER ARREST!" Speeding officer: "Oh my God! I cannot belive this! I cannot belive this at all!" Trooper: "I knew you'd say that."
    1
  3547. It's Rick Genest.
    1
  3548. If the experts are calm, stay calm.
    1
  3549. I didn't hear any "smacking". Maybe you were more focused on his speach, than the actual content?
    1
  3550. Why don't somebody create an actual democratic party: investigate what people want and then work to give it to them? "That would end in catastrophy. People are too ignorant and stupid." you might suggest. Well, if people felt more in power to change their situation, wouldn't they naturally get more informed and involved with politics and important issues?
    1
  3551. Nice misfire. Only time I watch FOX is through TYT. I'm not saying the movement is not united under a set of issues, I'm saying the people involved are from a variety of ideological backgrounds, as a response to a guy who claimed the movement is exclusively anarchistic in nature.
    1
  3552. It's zero.
    1
  3553. But since human beings are naturally social creatures living in societies, why wouldn't our societal boundries be considered natural?
    1
  3554. Because Pat Robertson is a fascinating and charismatic person.
    1
  3555. Her worldview correlates with Russian narrative. Ok. Is she wrong though? Isn't this more relevant to address?
    1
  3556.  @tubeguy4066  2:36 Illustration of someone who's postponing their adulthood. 3:12 Illustration of an old infant. Did you watch the video? Or perhaps you only listened.
    1
  3557. So if the groups exist, why not call them races?
    1
  3558. Sometimes the truth is counterintuitive. I think it's good that there are people fighting for Zimmerman's side too.
    1
  3559. Any man who gets beaten up is generally viewed as less of a man, regardless of the gender of the attacker, and even more so if he contact authorities about it. But I guess the effect is reinforced if the attacker is a woman.
    1
  3560. @jimmybrite Actually no. The free labour the prizoners provide does not only save them some money, but it's profitable. Yeah, it's that fcked up.
    1
  3561. It would be much easier to listen to this guy if he wasn't so fucking arrogant. Jesus dude, relax.
    1
  3562. Wow, so Jimmy Dore is now officially a far-right fascist racist. Feels weird.
    1
  3563. It hurts!
    1
  3564. Cenk, your Bane impression sucks. I'm sorry haha.
    1
  3565. You make it sound as thought getting her laid is an easy task. Eventhough you find a volunteer, she probably won't have sex outside marriage. Oh wait I think I found a loop hole... maybe someone could just rape her unligitimately, and then quote Todd Akin.
    1
  3566. Whether the video on racism or feminism, comments about double standards always make it to the top. I find it rather pathetic that we can't have a discussion about discrimination without people repeating obvious insights about double standards as if they were first to do so. And even more people thumbing these dull phrases up because of the easy escape route they offer so they can avoid confrontation with their guilt.
    1
  3567. Seems necessary to substantiate the relationship between political/personal freedom of people in Ukraine and taking back versus giving up Russia-occupied territory.
    1
  3568. Newsom scares me. I smell psychopath.
    1
  3569. Thanks for the notice, following Jackson on Rumble now. A ban is the best kind of advertisement nowadays. Update: alright, he has fair critique, but is also a bit over-the-top.
    1
  3570. Well kudos to you for listening to someone you didn't think you'd like. More of that!
    1
  3571. Tiny woman claims she can think muscles into existence. For proof she refers to actual body builders. Yeah, no.
    1
  3572. US produce about 26% of the oil they consume. This is their number one threat of national security. Come the day a group of nations decide to gang up against united states, all they need to do is cut their oil supply. Their strategic oil reserve gives them about a month of time to deal with the situation before their oil runs out (given normal consumption level). I stick to my position: The Keystone pipeline will decrease their interests in the middle eastern region.
    1
  3573. Who is this guy? This is gold!
    1
  3574. Is Matt arguing that a private hospital, if left to decide for itself, would choose to save more lives instead of over-prioritizing Covid-19 patients? I beg to differ. If left to themselves, hospitals would surely allocate resources more effectively in regard to making profit, but unfortunately profit is not at all proportional to the number live and healthy patients. In most cases it is more profitable for a hospital to specialize in catering to the needs of a small wealthy elite.
    1
  3575. Heather: "Hi, I'm heather brooke" Man: O.O Heather: "What... something wrong?" Man: *caugh* "No I was just um... a bit surpriced by your... voice." Heather: "How come?" Man: "Well you know... I just pictured it to be... a bit DEEPER"
    1
  3576. This guy ticks all boxes.
    1
  3577. Eugenics is about refining the genome through selective breeding, not reducing world population through random killings/sterilizations.
    1
  3578. "If the cure is worse than the disease, and only a few win big $ without repercussions: something is wrong, right?" Correct, but it was not worse than the disease: Estimated potency of H1N1 (April – October 17, 2009): 0.00018% (5 500 out of 34 million) Chance of vaccine causing Guillain-Barre syndrome: 0.00000011% (11 out of 100 million) Chance of death from vaccine: 0.000007% (104 out of 15 million)
    1
  3579. Can someone explain to me the origin of the concept "Color Revolution" and who decides what qualifies as such and what color it is? What made "The Orange Revolution" orange?
    1
  3580.  @blackberrythorns  Yeah, but assigned by who?
    1
  3581. Ok so you agree that god can't be proven nor disproven. This makes you an agnostic theist. The next question you need to ask yourself is: if god is undetectable by natural means, how is he relevant to our very natural existance?
    1
  3582. Zimmerman is American, not Spanish.
    1
  3583. @DoYerBest If not the theory of relativity, how would you explain that magnetic, electric, and gravitational fields propagate with c in vacuum, no matter the velocity of the observer? Call it 'mainstream' if you want, but I hold that it is the best explaination available. It have made extrordinary prediction such as the existance of neutron stars, black holes, time dilation, gravitational lensing and waves, etc. Why should I mistrust a theory with such a record?
    1
  3584. Yeah. It's one thing to tell a kid that smoking is unhealthy, and completely another to rub it in adult smokers faces. It's not the 60's anymore. People know smoking is bad.
    1
  3585. He grew a beard.
    1
  3586. Jimmy says: "This is what he wrote in 1998 [...]" Graphic says: "Richard Cohen in 1988"
    1
  3587. Haha you're funny! Because you say "OBOZO" instead of "Obama"! And you write in capital letters! -_-
    1
  3588. Instead of arguing about hypothetical mishaps, I'm calling for an empirical study, in Boston!
    1
  3589. Graham Fuller, a formerly important figure in CIA, says that while CIA is involved in a lot of covert operations, all of them are at the order of the president. According to him, CIA is not supposed to advice the president what to do, but rather inform him/her what is happening, and follow presidential orders. However, he has noted significant politization of CIA after 9/11. A loophole in their job description is that they could in principle influence presidential decisions indirectly by shaping the president's worldview. A synic would say that the most propagandized person in USA may be the president.
    1
  3590. Hahaha laughed my ass off at Cenk's sqirming as Obama talked.
    1
  3591. "Sweden" did not decide to charge him with sexual assult cases. That was the decision of two swedish women. Sure, they were obviously persuaded or bribed into doing so, but I wouldn't say "sweden" had any part in it.
    1
  3592. A lot easier getting approved when media has your back.
    1
  3593. To be honest, Biden has exceeded my expectations by far this first period. But my cynical personality doesn't allow me to put my guards down. Perhaps this is him building the political capital he knows he will need in order to pass the questionable stuff he actually plans for later on? There's nothing like a free lunch. Sorry, I can't help myself.
    1
  3594. Statistics Sweden finally (2 days ago) released monthly deaths for 2022. 3.5% more died in 2022 than average for period 2000-2017. This is the worst of the last five years besides 2020: +0.8% (2018), -3.0% (2019), +7.3 (2020), +0.5 (2021) 19% more died in December 2022 than average December for 2000-2017. This is almost as bad as December 2020: +23%
    1
  3595. What is this I don't even...
    1
  3596. Kudos to Rand Paul.
    1
  3597. Getting a grip of reality by looking out through the keyhole of a church is not an easy task. I'm sorry but you need to open that gate and step outside in order to understand what I ment.
    1
  3598. Excellent translation!
    1
  3599. If you genuinely believe that people choose to be gay, you're obviously not straight.
    1
  3600. FYI: The ten commendments are not the only commendments in the Bible.
    1
  3601. Ha. Ha.
    1
  3602. I think that prayer, for many people, is more of a meditation excercise than a call for devine intervention. Not necessarily a waste of time.
    1
  3603. Arabic is indeed a language. Was he specific in that it is _no more than_ a language? If yes: words does not dictate reality. If he said "apple" was only a fruit, does this make "apple" cease to be the brand and a corporation? If "Arab" is an identity and a culture to millions of people, then it is just so. The oppinion of one man does not change this fact.
    1
  3604. He was careful to point out "according to our source". Also, although the exact exchange of words hasn't been confirmed, the elevator incident was confirmed by Ericka Foxx when she referred to the story as an "exaggeration".
    1
  3605. "What I like is women. I want them to be actual human being women. I don't need them to be wax models. I don't need them to be robots..." Defeminizing and dehumanizing women for being skinny in your quest to ease the pressure on the heavies. That's very honorable of you Cenk. -_-
    1
  3606. 2:14 That must have been a looong time ago. Look at JR's hair!
    1
  3607. We need to lock down and mobilize big pharmaceutical companies to develop vaccine against famine.
    1
  3608. Would have been nice if she could give an example where this kind of communication between a scientist and a layman is required. If the scientists are not part-time teachers, why would they spend time dumbing down their journals?
    1
  3609. This does not look like a solution to me, rather a way to manage perpetual fear.
    1
  3610. Funny how both responses so far commit the same logical fallacy. Blaming Russia for Finland/Sweden seeking NATO membership is the logical equivalent to blaming NATO for Russia invading Ukraine. Nations are responsible for their own damn choices.
    1
  3611.  @GayvonFartin  Russia invaded Ukraine. That was wrong. Now what can Finland do to deescalate the situation? I think there is a risk that joining NATO increases their risk of war with Russia. Your objection is... what? That Russia started it? That Russia makes Finland seek membership? That Finland needs to hold Russia responsible for the invasion by joining NATO? Doesn't seem like productive remarks.
    1
  3612. It's important to understand that the effectiveness of an act of terror isn't determined by the explosion, but by the resulting actions of the terrorized.
    1
  3613. Very honorable to wish that next generation has it no better than yours. How can these people be politicians?
    1
  3614. Bill Gates seem like a really nice guy. Stop stereotyping.
    1
  3615. Today I learned that I've had mild dementia since I was born.
    1
  3616. They can pray all they want, just not at the expense of taxpayers. They're elected to do things, not to hope.
    1
  3617. Watch a talk by Richard Wilkinsson called "How economic unequality harms societies" Definately gives you some perspective, especially if you're american. It simply kills any suggestions that the majority benefits from lowering taxes on the rich.
    1
  3618.  @flickwtchr  Pure speculation. You don't know what the documents say, nor who supposedly have seen them. It is nevertheless minor in comparison to, for example, sacrificing hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian lives in order to transfer their farmland to Blackrock, or sabotaging infrastructure of a close ally sending them and Europe into an energy crisis, or fabricating amendments to international law referring to votes that never took place. I know it's a lot to unpack, but my point is you are being deliberately distracted from what's really important.
    1
  3619. Go Ana!
    1
  3620. Yeah, and if everyone had a body, metabolism, and life style like yours, everyone would be fine. But think of Bob who is 4/3 your size and have a physically demanding job 5 miles away, a distance he covers twice per day 6 days a week on his bicycle since he can't afford to repair his car. No clif bars for him I can assure you.
    1
  3621. @darkstar3x16 That's what I thaught. Troll. -_-
    1
  3622. To say prefrontal cortex is "missing" is a bit extreme. The risk analysis is a bit flawed though. The reason he feels pressure is because his prefrontal cortex is working. If it wasn't, he'd just act without hesitation.
    1
  3623. I felt during most of this episode that Joe was a bit sh1itty towards Jim: interrupting, ignored most of his awesome impressions and good points, went on and on about stuff Jim clearly don't care for, etc.
    1
  3624. Glory kills are beautiful to look at but that's about it. From a gameplay perspective it's just annoying to have to wait for an animation to finish.
    1
  3625. @bcourter82 Calling Rush Limbaugh a bitch is offensive... not to rush Limbaugh but to the bitches.
    1
  3626. Randall is a gem.
    1
  3627. Wikipedia is a reliable source for information.
    1
  3628. Isn't it appearent he's actually pro-abortion personally, but for a moment he forgot he didn't represent himself.
    1
  3629. If you're using any reasonable browser, get Adblock Plus.
    1
  3630. Romney won the debate. His US flag pin is larger.
    1
  3631. You were supposed to ask "WHAT COUNTRY ARE YOU FROM?" and then I say "WHAT?" again, and then you respond "'WHAT' AINT NO COUNTRY I'VE EVER HEARD OF" -_- I give up.
    1
  3632. I'm an Atheist, and I agree.
    1
  3633. Just like christians again and again prove that they do not like homosexuality.
    1
  3634. I don't know about the rest of Scandinavia, but in Sweden we don't have any laws against critizism of minorities. We have a law called "incitement to racial hatred", but it takes a whole lot more than just critique to be convicted under that law.
    1
  3635. I don't need to be afloat to think, thank you.
    1
  3636. Jimmy is by far the least likable person on TYT, imo.
    1
  3637. So let me get this straight. They developed deadly and infectious viruses abroad, avoiding law and regulation. A virus leaked and spread. Rather than blowing the alarm, they suppressed information and work out a plan to manufacture a story about natural origin. They then placed the head of the unlawful research lab as the main communicator about the pandemic he caused. They rally pharmaceutical companies to develop vaccines. Upon realizing that the virus isn't as deadly as first thought, they deploy a global fear campaign to ensure demand. They make shady deals with politicians to buy vaccines before proper testing on humans. They suppressed the notion that none of the vaccines turn were effective at preventing infection nor at reducing transmission. They also suppressed that several vaccines have dangerous side effects. They also suppressed knowledge about role of natural immunity. They urge everyone to wear masks which turned out to be useless. They leveraged violation of fundamental rights and freedoms to force people to vaccinate. They force vaccines on children, all while aware of side effects and how harmless the virus is for the young and healthy. Etc. Etc. Etc. You couldn't make this up!
    1
  3638. Tolerance to diversity is just the social lube globalists apply while they mix and distill peoples and cultures into one. Diversity thrives from separation. Connectivity and openness creates uniformity.
    1
  3639. The commercial success of McAfee antivirus was mainly thanks to John effectively ramping up fear of IT threats among private users and corporations and exploiting this emotion to sell his product. He was a shameless salesman and he was proud of it.
    1
  3640. Just as that software could crash marriges, it could as well save some. Finally she can see exactly what he's into.
    1
  3641. I don't trust Michael Moore for facts. He's a lier. But thanks for the info.
    1
  3642. @linanicolia1363  You assume that they are rational and democratic.
    1
  3643. It would be another war on terror, i.e. a war with no clear goals and no clear enemy.
    1
  3644. "The thing about game of thrones is sex and violence." Yeah Cenk, it's basically sadomasochistic porn and there's nothing more to it. No one really cares for the story, the characters, the politics, etc. It's just an excuse for violence and porn.
    1
  3645. TYT = FOX Sad but true. Just the other side of the same coin.
    1
  3646. @wellifthemediasaysit Can you at least admit that your conspiracy theories lose credibility by relying heavily on evidence that are taken out of context, misrepresenting and downright fabrication.
    1
  3647. Seriously. Cut that high-frequency noise! It's painful.
    1
  3648. The only thing I don't agree with is that both sides want a buffer. I have seen no indications that US or EU wants a neutral Ukraine, besides a few brave voices. They clearly want to absorb it.
    1
  3649. @r29 Since they're using unethical/illegal means to obtain the info, is it really "better"?
    1
  3650. It matters because it means the officer had no legitimate reason to attack her.
    1
  3651. Second half really interesting discussion.
    1
  3652. Dave is catching the bait. Stop falling victim to divide and conquer.
    1
  3653. Because Blackrock changed its mind.
    1
  3654. @Jex134 "Why do no nations rely on free renewable energy?" Because in general it has a long payback period which makes it unattractive to investors. Also the old power plants don't just dissappear. People have invested hundreds of millions, perhaps billions into these plants for the sake of making profit. Do you think they'd be happy to just shut them down? The transition to renewable energy takes time.
    1
  3655. Of course you can. Read my reply to "thepcblob".
    1
  3656. 14:15 Summarizes US politics quite well.
    1
  3657. This is bullshit. It's the drivers responsibility to ignore his fucking phone.
    1
  3658. Not sure if that's great since they're drifting right. I hope either that the Dems start drifting left again or that a new progressive party emerge and get enough votes to challange the two.
    1
  3659. Let me guess, you joined the TYT army and now you're dissappointed that you can't find any premium content? I'm sorry but that's your own fault. Thank you for donating to TYT though.
    1
  3660. "smart phone" will likely be reduced to something shorter the day there are no "dumb phones" to distinguish from.
    1
  3661. etc.
    1
  3662. By having breasts and showing them occasionally, women sexualized breasts. But of course! Sound logic there Sir. -_-
    1
  3663. It would be interesting to analyze the distribution of the belief in conspiracy theories. I'd assume a small percentage account for most conspiracy nuttery.
    1
  3664. Where did he succeed though?
    1
  3665. Why do they burden these students with interest? Reaping the fruit of increased innovation and competitiveness should be enough.
    1
  3666. Should be added that Iraq's war with Iran, which failed and put them into deep international debt, was backed by western countries. "The world powers United States and the Soviet Union, together with many Western and Arab countries, provided military, intelligence, economic, and political support for Iraq. On average, Iraq imported about $7 billion in weapons during every year of the war, accounting for fully 12% of global arms sales in the period." Not an excuse, but perhaps think twice before throwing fuel on a fire, so to speak. - caugh - Ukraine - caugh -
    1
  3667. Well what do you know...
    1
  3668. Where does the money go? How do shools spend them?
    1
  3669. I seached for this interview on YouTube. Didn't find it. Had to go to Tucker Carlson's channel.
    1
  3670. Interesting, but I'm not so sure individualism is what caused the fracture, because the cracks seem to run between groups, identities, affiliations, etc.
    1
  3671. He took the tin foil hat to a whole new level.
    1
  3672. Thank you for formulating my thoughts so clearly.
    1
  3673. This feel very 60's.
    1
  3674. I'm sorry that I can't live up to your conception of me. I was never against solitary confinement. All my comments was about the benefits of crime rehabilitation and the flaws of your attitude and the current system. I think solitary confinement can be a useful tool, both to discourage bad behaviour and to keep people off the yard if necessary. There's no reason to keep them in there for years though. As many have confirmed here, a few weeks is hell enough to be discouraging.
    1
  3675. I have no idea what you just said, but if you keep throwing in ^_^ randomly no one will bother you.
    1
  3676. I feel a lot of "beating around the bush" in this video.
    1
  3677. The only common denominator among Trump's political views is that they are self-serving. So it is not a surprise to me that he was pro-corporate and free-market as the head of a private company and dives right into socialism and fascism as head of a state. The man is without principles!
    1
  3678. Your terminology suggests 50% "superficial" "myth" Listen. Tomorrow I'll read the article you were referring to earlier. I have a feeling it will help me understand what you're getting at.
    1
  3679. This is bullshit. If the guy doesn't use the platform to push any problematic ideas, what the fuck is the harm of platforming him?
    1
  3680. Honestly I don't care. They could have an orgy on stage defacating on the floor and mopping it up with their tonges, I don't care. Their spectacle is only as potent as the attention we give it. Just let them do whatever.
    1
  3681. Great news! They can't blame him for not trying to work with them. Well, I guess they can, because truth doesn't matter to DNC.
    1
  3682. Wtf is wrong with those girls? Instead of doing a few sets of squats every other night, they let a random woman in a hotel room inject silicone into their flesh.
    1
  3683. 6% is pretty much zero? It means 1 in 17 women who undergoes that surgery get cancer. That's actually quite high. Way better than 87% though.
    1
  3684. Typical of tech giants to try to make money by offering solutions to the problems they create.
    1
  3685. Thank you, and thanks for the recommendation! I'll look into it.
    1
  3686. It's pretty common in the US that people are atheists without knowing or admitting it. The phenomenon is similar to other loaded words eg. socialist. The words carry a lot of baggage that people rather avoid out of convenience. If he says he's an atheist, many people unconciously assume he's an anti-theist. Also, eventhough he's openly rediculed the abrahamic religions as fairytales, he can still belive in a less institutionalized belief system like deism or pantheism.
    1
  3687. That you can manage your flight without alcohol is certainly not an argument for denying others that freedom.
    1
  3688. Sure it will. Nothing surprises me anymore. US might as well invade greenland, and why not the moon?
    1
  3689. Learn to read. I said "...if two adults..." Age of concent is an entirely different discussion. It has nothing to do with incest.
    1
  3690. The 2 million free pizzas is a marketing campaign from which he expect return. It's not comparable to providing insurence to employees, especially when it's mandatory since it for that reason can't be attributed to "good will".
    1
  3691. Hmm, so now the election is down to Biden vs Biden?
    1
  3692. You're confused. Humanism is the idea that human beings are capable of and should be free to form their own morality as opposed to having it dictated by religion. It can only vaguely be associated with equality, assuming that is where evidence and reason leads us. Yes, some misandrists falsely ride under the flag of feminism, but by redefining the term after them, you make the real feminists a great disservice. What you should do instead is letting them know they're not feminists.
    1
  3693. @BlackamusJones Times doesn't change huh.
    1
  3694. @superlucci Eh what? I was talking about how people fall for your trolling, not how you fall for the video. Also it seem like you confused me with someone else, because I never said I agree with the video (I do agree though). Last response was my first. This one is my second.
    1
  3695. No I'm serious. If you can't justify taxing rich people more, then why would you wanna tax relative to income?
    1
  3696. Terrorism (anti-american activism) has grown 7-fold since you invaded Afghanistan. Seem kinda counterproductive to me. "Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." - Albert Einstein
    1
  3697. First of all, he said "unamerican" not "anti-american". Also, I would argue that secession from USA is as American as secession from Britain is English.
    1
  3698. So... did he have sex with better looking women?
    1
  3699. Whoever came up with the idea that fries should be soaked in sauces needs to be shot. The whole attraction of fries is that they're crispy. That's why dips are served separate from the fries.
    1
  3700.  @Elle99-o6g  Tried that in Canada. Not my thing.
    1
  3701.  @bob_greene  Risk, in which we're pawns and not players.
    1
  3702. You know you're able to delete comments right?
    1
  3703. The accent sound so obviously fake haha!
    1
  3704.  @nolitetebastardescarborund9761  You think that sounds like his genuine way of speaking? Sounds very forced if you ask me.
    1
  3705. There is ONE god, and his name is JESUS... ...or God or Jahwe or Lord or Father or Son or Creator or Shepherd or Jehova or 'Lord of Lords' or 'King of Kings' or 'King of Israel' or 'Morning Star' or Messiah or 'Prince of Peace' or Savior or 'Son of virgin Mary' or Teacher or Redeemer or ...
    1
  3706. Madeleine Albright's 2018 book "Fascism: a warning" argues that dictators tend to rise with popular support. They're really pushing the idea that protection of democracy is about preventing people from electing "the wrong" person.
    1
  3707. Eh... I can't see how your comment makes sense as a reply to mine. Are you sure you got the right person?
    1
  3708. When government is absolutely transparent so that anyone can control how the information is used. No classified documents. No secret military operations. All information, every process, all communication, EVERYTHING should be available to the common citizen... ...THEN you can have your CISPA.
    1
  3709. Liz answers like a good conformist globalist.
    1
  3710. I'm just saying that, contrary to what Christians may claim, their belief system has little to do with the Bible nowadays. Sure, I can see the fun in reminding them of the passages they ignore, but to say these define their ideology is simply not true in any practical sense.
    1
  3711. I just want to make it very clear, that I disagree with you, for no intelligent reason.
    1
  3712. Conspiracy theory is a symptom of secrecy. There's only one cure.
    1
  3713. They still don't get it. They think they just had a poor strategy. They think they weren't employing enough tech. No, the problem is that you have nothing to offer.
    1
  3714. Are they wrong?
    1
  3715. That's a beautiful video. Thank you! :)
    1
  3716. I hate it when I'm too hung over to sleep it through.
    1
  3717. I think there are more American spies than Russian ones in the US, infiltrating organization and activist groups.
    1
  3718. Hit it between his flaps?
    1
  3719. Given the public record of recent system critics I'm starting to think it takes a rapey, racist, sexist, bigot to stand up to power.
    1
  3720. Could be Christian but bad at it.
    1
  3721. Diabetes and cardiovascular diseases maybe? You're not from earth, are you?
    1
  3722. Oh, thank you. Didn't realize.
    1
  3723. Paraphrasing Cenk at 0:51 ... *Omg she thinks she can summon the supreme court without saying the magic words* "So... do you wanna drop it? (n00b)"
    1
  3724. With Trump and RFK Jr being cozy with Israel, I have no hopes for peace in the middle-east. Oh well, it seems US people can't have anything nice without also eating a little bit of sht.
    1
  3725. Dr Phil keeping it real.
    1
  3726. ...then how did you have time to write this?
    1
  3727. Great summary!
    1
  3728. I was referring specifically to the title: "Should 18 Year Old Girls Be Allowed to Hook Up with Underage Girls?" They've thoroughly discussed this and given their oppinion.
    1
  3729. Second half was gold!
    1
  3730. @Krifko A thing that have been bugging me is that... Ron Paul, if anyone, should know exactly how the congress works... and yet he run for president.
    1
  3731. Personally I think TYT is wrong on this one. The only reason they object is that they percieve the word "sexual assult" to be a less loaded word than "rape". I mean it's like objecting to a guy being found guilty for manslaughter because you think it is making the crime seem less severe than "murder". Does it really matter? It's a just a matter of legal definitions. The guy got 75 years in prison.
    1
  3732. There's hypothesis and then there's theory. There is no higher scientific status for an explaination of a phenomenon than theory. A theory can be weak or strong depending on the quality and quantity of the predictions and experiments that have been made. Evolution is a strong theory.
    1
  3733. Check out the privacy web-browser Brave
    1
  3734. This is misinformation. RFK Jr will not tell Americans what to eat, he's just going to fight corruption of regulatory agencies and remove insane legal privileges and exceptions currently enjoyed by pharmaceutical companies.
    1
  3735. I don't wanna be a hipster but... this TED talk is old.
    1
  3736. This is so dumb. Russia runs on market economy and is mainly Orthodox Christian. USSR ran a centrally planned economy and was atheist by constitution. It's not the same, not even close.
    1
  3737. Yeah, that's why you should eat processed table salt rather than raw Halite.
    1
  3738. ...but why? Gifts, christmas tree, mistletoe, decoration, the food, costumes, candy, etc. nothing of it have much to do with the jesus story. It's rather traditions than rituals or worship.
    1
  3739. This is painful to watch. Why are you even discussing whether GMOs are dangerous or not? It depends on what fucking GMO you're are talking about: what organism has been modified, in what way, and whether the consequences of the modification has been analyzed thoroughly. GAWD!
    1
  3740. "And then there is always this small group of people who doesn't go along, very heterogeneous, from all backgrounds and ideological orientation." Wrong. I'm pretty sure they're all far right, racist, misogynist, homophobes. Source: CNN, NBC, MSNBC, etc.
    1
  3741. @InFlamezzzzz If Ron Paul get rid of the corruption he's definately a good choice. I don't care if he makes christianity the official state religion, trade all taxes for a flat VAT etc. However, I'm not sure he will (or even can) do that.
    1
  3742.  @PIANOSEEDS  No need. If anything, that was a distasteful pun on my part.
    1
  3743. I think it seems like a reasonable scenario that he killed her to show other "terrorists" that they are not safe and should leave.
    1
  3744. Of course the situation is a bit different with dogs because their races are products of selective breeding. However, for hundreds of thousands of years people have lived pretty much geographically isolated in different parts of the world where they have been subjected to different environements. I find it very unlikely that a few centuries of selective breeding can outrun that. I'm not saying our diversity is a platform for discrimination. I just think it's unwise to pretend it's not there.
    1
  3745. It's not because of gays and abortion, but it all boils down to the same thing, the left trying to remove christianity from the public square, and the right acting as if they are the victims for having to back off.
    1
  3746. Yeah... in Norway.
    1
  3747. Yeah all of us have some kind of prejustice based on generalization. But most of us are aware of this and have a functional frontal lobe to inhibit these primitive instincts.
    1
  3748. @PattyGilMo "all matter is merely energy": E=mc^2
    1
  3749. Great rant Cenk. It got a little bit overwhelming at one point, which Ana appearently felt too, but you saved it by calling for Picard. Insta Win!
    1
  3750. No way she's 47
    1
  3751. How about putting in place a law rather than an "indication"?
    1
  3752. I expect more from TYT. Please stop being the liberal counterpart of FOX News!
    1
  3753. To clear things up, his motives were Islamophobic. In his worldview the "massive" immigration from the middle east region would result in that by the year of 2080, entire Europe would be Islam with sharia laws and whatnot. He thaught that the ruling labourparty in norway were traitors for letting this happen, thus the killing. What's scary about this is that these thaughts and look upon the world is in no way original. I've encountered several people on youtube having the exact same worldview.
    1
  3754. She was attractive. Her looks have declined over the years.
    1
  3755. That's profound.
    1
  3756. I get more respect for John Iadarola everytime he opens his mouth. He's fucking articulate.
    1
  3757. Anyone else see the stupidity of a government to transfer their dept onto their tax-payers? Short-term: WIN. Long-term: FAIL.
    1
  3758. Just give the haters your middle finger and you'll be fine.
    1
  3759. I've been down this rabbithole and I came out a skeptic. I'm still open to that it could have been an inside job or that authorities knew about the planned attack and let it happen. But the theories about bombs in twin towers, building 7, missile on pentagon, etc. I feel are unsubstantiated and unnecessary noise.
    1
  3760. Xenophobia comes in many forms.
    1
  3761. Massie breaking the fourth wall of the government.
    1
  3762. Are people gay for advocating gay marriage? Of course not. So why are you implying people who dislike that TYT shames an actor for bringing up the subject of incest "are into incest"?
    1
  3763. Word. A population full of WesOrions is NOT a sustainable future hehe.
    1
  3764. There's no reason to tie TYT's juvenility to liberalism. Equivalents can be found among all ideologies.
    1
  3765. Yeah, me too.
    1
  3766. Did they care to distinguish between virgin seed oils and highly processed seed oils? Of course not.
    1
  3767. Why does Briahna feel a need for defend the worst of the left? I don't think she would even agree with these "extinctionists" that Elon referred to.
    1
  3768. As a university student, I find this highly relevant. I've got 1½ years left until graduation, and my education is already obsolete.
    1
  3769. Unless his dick is attached to his hip, he's not touching himself.
    1
  3770. What I would really like to know is: does my ass look racist in these jeans?
    1
  3771. Yeye, she's brave and all, and her issue is real, and the CEO is probably ignorant of the struggles she goes through. However I think her being arrested had little to do with the substance of what she's saying. Anyone walking around screaming like that at such an event will probably be removed, regardless of what they're screaming about.
    1
  3772. He watched it get hit by a car in front of him so he stopped.
    1
  3773. Cenk, that brown-blue combo is fucking awesome. I hope you don't mind if I rip your style a bit.
    1
  3774. Your opinion, yes, but what I'm interested in is how you formed that opinion. Is it just a primitive impulse, or do you have a rational basis for your opinion? You hint that it has something to do with feces. Then I must inform you that not all homosexual male couples practice anal sex, and ask you whether you dislike heterosexual couples who practice anal sex as much, and ask you what you think of homosexual males who don't have anal intercourse.
    1
  3775. Considering the occasional truth bomb uttered by Bill Gates I get the feeling that he got genuinelly bamboozled by big pharma and is quite pissed about it.
    1
  3776. You make it sound as if there's nothing more to America than capitalism.
    1
  3777. That's sex-ed, not food-ad.
    1
  3778. This is why I love TYT. They have created a positive group dynamic where it is totally OK to disagree or have a different oppinon.
    1
  3779. Yeah, it's just bullshit to make waiters/waitresses salaries rely on good-will. In Sweden tipping is not very common, but in more expensive restaurants it's accepted (not expected) as an expression of satisfaction.
    1
  3780. That's because it's a random permutation of your own insults.
    1
  3781. Just a few years younger than Biden... yikes... must be really old then.
    1
  3782. Fucking psychopath.
    1
  3783. Trust obscures truth.
    1
  3784. @bluefootedpig Search for "TYT Ron Paul" you idiot. Stop vitcimizing Ron Paul.
    1
  3785.  @ryansr1343  3,000 years is a pretty good run, no?
    1
  3786. @cupwnd I thaught he said "You're standing in a fuck-off field".
    1
  3787. "If bad actors tell us falsely that every election is stolen..." Let me guess, Rachel Maddow thinks democrats are good actors and that the election was truthfully stolen, so democracy is fine.
    1
  3788. I'm curious how Bill Gates would respond if asked what the role of government is and whether democracy is the best system for governance.
    1
  3789. Since the pilot knew these tricks, he probably had education in muscle tensioning and breathing techniques as well as wearing an Anti-G suit.
    1
  3790. I've got an idea: Let's all go FULL OBESE! * No one will be rediculed for being fat. * The life expectancy for obese will no longer be below average. * All seats in public transportations and areas will be double size by default. * Dislocated size standard for clothes (old XL is the new S etc.) etc. Problem solved!
    1
  3791. Would have been funny if WhoEverEditsTheseVideos chopped this episode into nice sub-second clips, just to piss Bill off.
    1
  3792. So what is the actual purpace of forcing the procedure upon the mother? To give her feelings of guilt?
    1
  3793. I hate the fact that I need to refer to myself as "irreligious" since "atheist" has come to be associated with so much garbage.
    1
  3794. No. She supports legalizing drugs because the drug war is counterproductive. It costs lives, money and get people locked up. She supports gay marriage because there are only downsides to a ban. She's against large soda portions because of the high obesity rate and the deaths, health issues and costs that comes with it. Why she's against polygamy I don't know.
    1
  3795. TYT ignored one of the major reasons why it's a bad idea to allow primates as pets. 25 primates are already on the brink of extinction. What do you think will happen if they are commercialized and every 100th American want one?
    1
  3796. I wonder how they will justify tax reductions once the economy is back on track...
    1
  3797. Intuition is not always our best guide. It's not very intuitive that heat and FM-radio is the same kind of wave as visible light and röntgen, only at lower frequencies. It's not very intuitive that the speed of light is constant and the rate of time is relative. If an isolated tribe in amazonas found a car, would they believe it was created by men or god?
    1
  3798. Neocons have been so afraid of what will happen if US shows weakness. So what happened? Countries starts their own institutions, currencies, alliences, projects, etc. What a catastrophy! This has to stop! Haha. Seems like freedom to me.
    1
  3799. Calm down. It was just an example. That it's "automatically the guy misbehaving" is your own fabrication. He never said that. Stop victimizing yourself.
    1
  3800. As opposed to conservatives?
    1
  3801. Dam, I'm too late.
    1
  3802. Where do they find all these smart and beautiful women?
    1
  3803. I completly agree up until "And, in truth...".
    1
  3804. ...but we all know that in reality, black's weapon is bigger. ;)
    1
  3805. Told ya they'd double down.
    1
  3806. It just hit me that safely cutting the defence spending may not be an easy task. What will we do with all these soldiers who's entire careers are based on war? I just reminded myself that the one-percenter movement (Criminal biker gangs. Not to be confused with the current 99% movement) started out as a group of Vietnam war veterans who couldn't stand the low tempo American life once they were sent home.
    1
  3807. I wouldn't appreciate being expected to read propaganda while in Iraq. If I were there I'd probably done the same thing, namely considering it 'dead weight' and getting rid of it.
    1
  3808. I'm talking about public conception and media portrayal, not legal terminology.
    1
  3809.  @PatrickPenskey  Same here. At some point the show became too much about Cenk and his ego and personal feuds. It was time to move on.
    1
  3810. So if a man prefers a transgendered female over a regular female, what does that make him?
    1
  3811. 07:54 That chick is STARSTRUCK
    1
  3812. Swedish authorities are still investigating the NS2 sabotage. They disclosed early that they confirmed it was deliberate sabotage, then went silent. I WONDER WHY.... HMMM...!!!!
    1
  3813. "Forms are completed online or at least on forms in PDF format. Schools and colleges couldn't operate without the internet for teaching, collecting assignments and paying school fees." I think that would still be possible. Remember that we're talking about the transition to a national intranet, not the abolishing of networks whatsoever. But yeah, it will be devastating to the Iranian economy. Perhaps they intend to do like china and just apply extensive filtering, surveillance and regulation?
    1
  3814. True. Christian stand-up is not that great.
    1
  3815. It's commonly referred to as Taiwan to distinguish it from "People's republic of China", but "Taiwan" is actually the island and not the state. The official state name is "Republic of China".
    1
  3816. I'm offended :(
    1
  3817. I like Douglas' for his foresight and eloquence, but he seem to enjoy bickering a bit too much. A waste of his talent.
    1
  3818. Wise lady.
    1
  3819. All under the same dome.
    1
  3820. Troll.
    1
  3821. The idea that inflation is some conspiracy by an elite against the common man is so stupid. If inflation skyrockets, the wealthy and the money lenders will be first to panic, as inflation eats wealth and debt.
    1
  3822. "So all those scientists that have been warning us about over population the last few decades weren't "real scientists"?" The thing about scientists is that they leave old ideas behind when superior ones come around. The average world fertility was halfed in 50 years (1950-2000). Most projections on population growth predicts it will level out (or peak) at 9-11 billion people at some point between 2050 and 2100. /wiki/Projections_of_population_growth
    1
  3823. Aren't you confusing "immoral" with "hypocritical"?
    1
  3824. Jesus Christ, I don't think anyone can watch this and not be seriously concerned.
    1
  3825. What does ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny has to do with murder? Can you expand on that?
    1
  3826. 1. Why would a physically tough job make a person more deserving of voting? 2. If a physically tough job is required for voting, why allow men to vote? Surely most men (in britain) hold jobs that are not physically demanding. rather than people who hold a physically demanding job?
    1
  3827.  @neoglacius  Accountable for what? The only thing that makes sense is to be accountable for one's vote, and this applies to everyone affected by the decisions of our representatives, including women.
    1
  3828.  @neoglacius  Neither UK nor US have conscription, and as far as I understand retirement age is equal for men and women under the law. Etc. If "citizenship" is what justifies the right to vote, it seems wrongheaded to award voting rights based on gender rather than people's actual contributions. If a woman happen to be an excellent citizen, why should she be denied voting right? If a man is a poor citizen, why should he be allowed to vote?
    1
  3829. Well... the bullies were apparently narrowing down her options.
    1
  3830. One thing getting your buzz on, another thing to completely lose touch with reality.
    1
  3831. 2:24 "...Word of God articulates sexual immor[T]ality, including..." Say what? "Sexual immortality" sounds awesome.
    1
  3832. I would probably be an alcoholic if it didn't sabotage my stomach so bad. I literally have 3 hours after first drink until farts and diarrea.
    1
  3833. @mmafyasco illegal? i never said I wanted to make it illegal. I just don't think government should be involved in it. Nice strawman.
    1
  3834. According to 2010 data on the OECD (34 countries), US healthcare spending per capita is the HIGHEST, while lagging BEHIND AVERAGE in number of physicians, hospital beds, doctor consultations, length of hospital stay, and life expectancy. In comparison, Canada spends a little more than half per capita on healthcare, and performs equally good or better in all mentioned statistics. One thing US do excel in though is MRI and CT scanners per capita... well behind Japan of course. Efficiency...?
    1
  3835. @noor121212121212 Including himself?
    1
  3836. I agree 100% with Ana on this one. Put the kid on an indefinite rehabilitation program and release him when he seem fit for society.
    1
  3837. This will be the first and only election this guy will not vote republican.
    1
  3838. Fox News is a serious New Channel. Doing the Harlem Shake would damage their credibility. PFFFHAHAHAHAHA!
    1
  3839. Oh you're so cynical. Consumption is good, not only for your government, but for people's businesses. And you can celebrate christmas without presents. Just meeting up with friends and/or family and have a good time, eating good food, or whatever.
    1
  3840. Tulsi makes a lot of sense... I think... or maybe I'm just enchanted by her beautiful eyes piercing into my soul.
    1
  3841. Once it reaches the US, the damage is already done.
    1
  3842. The best way to handle the situation is to cooperate. If the fine was illegal, nothing stops you from contesting the fine in retrospect. Whether they abuse their power or not is a discussion you should have with their authorities, not the actual cops.
    1
  3843. At first it sounded really scary that the human body is developing a resistance towards antibiotics as an effect of eating shrimps. I imagined anti-biotics to be totally ineffective on people (who live in shrimp-eating cultures) in the a near future. But then it hit me: It's not genetic. Whatever resistance towards antibiotics our immunesystem develops, our children will not inherit it. Babies immunesystems start from scratch. Don't get me wrong, this is still bad news, it's just not as bad.
    1
  3844. @missdellion I think the main reason why atheists don't gather very much is because they don't necessarily have anything in common except for their non-belief in god.
    1
  3845. Let me guess: establishment media will try to brush off this near-nuclear scale explosion with radioactive downfall as a nothing-burger.
    1
  3846. Because they're not muslims?
    1
  3847. If the dept is a matter of national security, it's only natural that you use the DEFENCE BUDGET to pay it off. Fucking assholes starting to play on people's fear to get their fucking corporate tax breaks.
    1
  3848. Yeah I know. Now that I'm 24, even though my teeth are not that bad, I regret that I didn't wore bracers when I was younger. And now I feel that it's a bit late.
    1
  3849. I don't care how he chooses to talk, as long as what he says makes sense.
    1
  3850. Because he does not have to derive his morals from actual values. He just do what bible says.
    1
  3851. Don't be so hard on him. He just doesn't know any better. He's a business man.
    1
  3852. I don't think RFK Jr chose her because she's a good politician.
    1
  3853. If you don't know what a soul is, why would you belive in it? I'm sorry if my questions makes you uncomfortable, but if you hold the truth, investigating the matter deeper should only strengthen your case.
    1
  3854. Bill O'Reilly got his taxes increased: "That's it. I've had it! I'm going back to fitting doors at Ford's assembly line." This could happen any day now... or not.
    1
  3855. In free fall yes. The 15 minutes is probably measured from the time he jumped until he touched ground, including the parachute ride.
    1
  3856. Let me guess: morale is faltering in Ukraine so leaders rush there to commit more rhetoric and resources in order to continue the slaughter.
    1
  3857. So many loaded questions. All RFK Jr is arguing for is to provide a solid basis for informed choice. He is not against vaccines, nor against free choice.
    1
  3858. "Your kid can't go to school unless they get the measles vaccine." 97% of people are immune after two doses of measles vaccine. These 97% can play with unvaccinated kids at no elevated risk. This both makes for a weak argument for coercion, it is also an irrelevant comparison to Covid-19 vaccination.
    1
  3859. Yeah, that's my point. It's fucking ridiculous to suggest I should have more in common with a foreign cousin I've never met than a black dude who live next door. Friends are gained through social interaction, not through heritage.
    1
  3860. You know your country is fucked up when failing to wear the agreed upon head fashion is more controversial than flogging a person bloody.
    1
  3861. If "Action" is his real first name, he has the best parents in the world.
    1
  3862. ...because leadership is not about rallying people around common goals, but about ignoring people and doing what you want?
    1
  3863. Sound logic there sherlock.
    1
  3864. Indeed. Clearly it was chicken and cow all along.
    1
  3865. The Brave browser is worth a mention here. It has built-in ad-blocking and privacy protection. Developed by co-founder of Mozilla.
    1
  3866. 1 kap 2§: "En gärning skall, om inte annat är särskilt föreskrivet, anses som brott endast då den begås uppsåtligen [...]" *"A deed shall, unless otherwise specifically provided, be considered a criminal offense only when committed intentionally [...]" 16 kap 8§: "Den som i uttalande eller i annat meddelande som sprids hotar eller uttrycker missaktning för folkgrupp [...]" *"Anyone in the statement or message spread threatens or expresses contempt for a group of people [...]" *Google translate.
    1
  3867. Looks nice, I wouldn't mind working there. I would mind paying people to work there though.
    1
  3868. Good point.
    1
  3869. Isn't it time for America to have the first dead person serving as president. That would be progressive right? What are you ageist? Necrocracy will bring you freedom.
    1
  3870. If your parents don't love you for who you are, it's them who are at fault, not you. So stop beating around the bush and come out of the closet already!
    1
  3871. Troll.
    1
  3872. Don't they ration the food in prison? How can he stay fat?
    1
  3873. They're not making this a race issue. They predicted it's gonna be.
    1
  3874. Iran should bomb US.
    1
  3875. And what is that? To warn people that nuclear war is a real risk so that they call back their war mongering politicians from the brink of armageddon? I don't see the problem.
    1
  3876. Please elaborate on what you mean. I don't get it.
    1
  3877.  @signsofbias9640  Funding for who?
    1
  3878. Maybe it was Mitt Romney disguised as Mitt Romney... I mean no one would suspect a man to rob a bank dressed up as himself.
    1
  3879. I wonder how my mosque attending muslims and years it took to fund this costly operation...
    1
  3880. This guy is a brainwashed jingoistic mess. I don't understand why people take him seriously.
    1
  3881. Although there are general differences between the average of races, it is a fact that most variation is within races, not between them. This makes it very hard to make accurate predictions which makes you an ignorant moron. It's like saying all candy in your bag is chocolate, when in fact it contain 48% licorice.
    1
  3882. Why did you leave out important facts about his birth? Besides the double rainbow, a swallow fortold it, and a new star appeared in the sky. The least you can do to honor Kim Jong Il's death is to get his biography straight.
    1
  3883. 0:48 FYI Cenk, the eye of the storm is the calmest area of the storm.
    1
  3884. I'm a bit offended that they think I'm gonna buy their nail polish because some rock star or UFC fighter is wearing it, or because they pimp their specification with long words and pop-chemicals... ...but I'm actually considering it.
    1
  3885. 5:19 I find it a bit wierd that Cenk makes the distinction between "foreign born" and "right wing terrorist group". Jihadists are definately not left wing.
    1
  3886. Matters can hardly get worse from injecting more guns to the equation. I mean we all know that more guns leads to less violence. Right?
    1
  3887. I listened through an hour of Yuval Harari. His words should probably be taken as warnings rather than proposals or visions. It sounds like he's merely making observations and predictions.
    1
  3888. Regarding Conor McGregor, do you think getting punched in the face for a living has anything to do with it?
    1
  3889. Wow, "Brunch Liberals", what a useful expression!
    1
  3890. Naive me thought soft power meant that US lead by good example inspiring others to follow. I did not think soft power meant sowing political instability, supporting terror groups and organizing coups.
    1
  3891. I think Joe should have turned his rhetoric against him on pot. Given that the role of government is to protect the citizens natural rights of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, is it the role of government to stop people from using pot recreationally? Isn't drugs a type of pursuit of happiness? Isn't using drugs for one's own pleasure a liberty that should be protected?
    1
  3892. "Jesus was most likely black or brown skinned because of where he was born" It's ironic that you said that, because Nasareth have managed to dodge all extrabiblical documentation, and despite desperate attempts no geological evidence to date are indicating there ever was such a place.
    1
  3893. Wait, are you sure these wildfires are deadly?
    1
  3894. Actually I'm going to be an Engineer, thanks anyway! :)
    1
  3895. I just finished listening to Michael Osterholm on JRE. He made many claims that seem to contradict data shown on this channel. 1: there are no deaths from myocarditis related to vaccination. 2: natural immunity "adds" to vaccination-induced immunity. 3: surge in Israel was among non-vaccinated. Would be interesting to have John Campbell comment on the interview.
    1
  3896. I think people became confused about Obama's religion the moment he started acknowledging muslims, jews and non-belivers as Americans. In American terms, this is not a very christian thing to do.
    1
  3897.  @peabase Good to know I have another buddy.
    1
  3898. There's nothing capitalistic or libertarian about preventing employees from organizing and making coordinated peaceful efforts to improve their labor conditions.
    1
  3899. Media obsessed with Obama's drones - What About his Birth Certificate?!
    1
  3900. Meh. I can't bring myself to care. Just ignore it.
    1
  3901. I said "a whole bunch of christians", not all christians. If you disagree, you're clearly not among them. Sure, many churches has adopted a more modern view on women, but definately not all. For example Latter Day Saints, Church of England, and Jehovah's Whitnesses don't really believe in the ordination of women to the higher positions, and famously the Pope must be male. If this is not disbelief in female capability, what is it?
    1
  3902. I usually hate TYT's bullshit stories that shouldn't really matter to anyone. This is one of them, though I can't deny it cracked me up.
    1
  3903. It's not like the hospital had an abundance of hearts and denied the kid one out of greed. They probably considered the heart to have a better chance of saving a life elsewhere. But yeah, I agree that they should be clearer about their reasons for the decision.
    1
  3904. A person who doesn´t know enough to decide whether he believes in god or not is an agnostic atheist.
    1
  3905. Ok, humans have evolved geograpically segregated (in general) for say 100k years. This weakens my argument. Dogs are domesticated wolves. If they don't make themselves useful or adopt traits that are attractive to their host, they are likely to either be offed or castaway. Whether their host is a kennel club or a suburban family, mankind is very much involved in their evolution. Either way, that they have partly evolved on the terms of natural selection would only strengthen my argument.
    1
  3906. Maybe if they accomplish their goals in America, they'll expand their horizons.
    1
  3907. Inspiration?
    1
  3908. That was uncalled for... wasn't it?
    1
  3909. This can be very useful educational tool.
    1
  3910. Again you use subjective terms that can be interpreted many ways. Non-standard and non-regular is not necessarily something negative. Insane is usually defined as abnormal behavior patterns, so that means we're back to square one. Look, my point is that there's not necessarily anything negative about being out of the ordinary. There must be some other reason for your contempt.
    1
  3911. My best guess is the drone hysteria is either a decoy for some BS they're trying to pass or a fundraiser for drone surveillance infrastructure.
    1
  3912.  Pisces West  If any amount of socialism inevitably leads to massacre of half the population, we surely wouldn't face overpopulation.
    1
  3913. *only country among the OECD countries
    1
  3914. WHO was only partially funded by nations, the rest funded privately, e.g. by Bill Gates' GAVI. Avoiding private interests in the organization would be a good reason not to pay as little as possible to a world health body.
    1
  3915. Redemption would be to give the woman a large sum of money for the trouble, not demanding rights to her children.
    1
  3916. Yes, but they also understand that it doesn't matter that much.
    1
  3917. What can I say, I don't blame them. Perfectly natural behaviour.
    1
  3918. "Do you know what your kids do on-line? Lately an on-line news show have skyrocketed in popularity. Don't be fooled by the flag fluttering in the background, that's about as American it gets. The host Cenk Uygur frequently lashes out in uncontrolled outbursts expressing contempt for the US. The show portray a morbidly skewed version of reality where corporations and zygotes are lesser citizens, fossil fuels cause climate change, and homosexuality is neither a choice nor a curable disease."
    1
  3919. I was of course referring to the reception of the specific quotes, and not their entire person. Although such statements are serious and should not be overlooked, they do not simply disqualify everything the person have done and will do.
    1
  3920. Is that the only catchphrase you've been able to catch? "Wrong again bob" "Elbows from the SKY!" "Seriously..." "G...get!... get!" "COMEON!" etc.
    1
  3921. As long as unrestricted AI is legal.
    1
  3922. She were a victim though, only he was too.
    1
  3923. The subs are good metaphors for the subsidies he will hand out if he get elected.
    1
  3924.  @laurenbrillante89  Does that include yours?
    1
  3925. Whitney is such a giant when it comes to US history of corruption.
    1
  3926. @Jex134 "Free energy isn't a lie---Nikola Tesla had solid state free energy over a century ago" ...and how is Nikola Tesla's solid state energy device any more free than a regular solar panel?
    1
  3927. "Put'in out" nice one Ana... Nice one! :)
    1
  3928. That was my thought too. If evolution can be denied... it's not a huge leap to deny gravity or earth's roundness.
    1
  3929. I wonder whether crowd funding will ever become so commonplace that it threatens to (at least in some industries) replace the function of the stock-market, and what the implications would be. Would the power be shifted away from the share holders and towards the customers? Would ingenuity increase or decrease? Would efficiency increase or decrease? What stops a company from advertising a popular idea, and then taking the money and leave? Is it really sustainable as a funding model?
    1
  3930. Some months ago a friend gave me an Arduino UNO board. First goal is a robot that balances on two wheels. Most people I tell this are confused and ask: "... but what will it do?" For lack of a better answer I answer: pass butter.
    1
  3931. That's a strawman. No one's advocating an over night transition.
    1
  3932. What a decent guy! I like him.
    1
  3933. This was a good interview.
    1
  3934. Or, that they need to make a living.
    1
  3935. Isn't the reason they advice against skipping meals is because people tend to compensate by "overeating" during the next meal, causing a larger spike? That was my impression anyway.
    1
  3936. I'm sorry that you can't appreciate the awesomeness of Cenk Uygur. Now gtfo!
    1
  3937. 9:00 looks like the Jojos are just an inch from his face. I can imagine the pain if he's 1 inch off.
    1
  3938. You're all wrong. Kamala has many well articulated policies that makes her interesting, such as that she will do everything she can, to make sure, that the policies, that she does care so much about, and that you care much about too, get the attention they deserve, and are brought into the public discourse, not only for our own sake, but for the future of our children.
    1
  3939. I'm sorry for your loss. Although I don't make a distinction between brain and soul, I agree that there's a difference between wanting a rational answer and wanting an emotional relief. If you revisit my old comments you'll realize I wasn't advocating either approach, but said that it depends on what the person is looking for. And I assure you that it depends on the person you ask.
    1
  3940. 5:26 Cenk... as far as I know, YOU voted for Obama.
    1
  3941. Much appreciated follow-up!
    1
  3942. So what this boils down to is really the definition of "signicifant". If you were right, that races were a complete myth, then we'd expect the probabilities to be 1/2 and (n-1)/n [say 5/6] respectively, where "n" is the number of observed populations assuming they are equally large and equally genetically distant. I say the deviation from this expected value is significant, you say it's not. I don't think we're able to take this discussion any further.
    1
  3943. Does combat experience reveal an existing wound in civil society, or is it combat experience which opens it?
    1
  3944. Does anyone know a good left-leaning channel which is more focused on discussing ideas? I subscribed to this channel because I wanted a counter balance against the more libertarian or right leaning shows. But I'm starting to realize this channel isn't so much about discussing ideas as it is about ridiculing and discrediting people. I'm in need of alternatives.
    1
  3945. Yeah I was probably a bit harsh. I just don't like having to sit through blabber to get the to the interesting stuff.
    1
  3946. yes.
    1
  3947. "If it was in fact America, how could you keep a thing like that from leaking?" Sure and it was leaked through Seymour Hersh, no?
    1
  3948. That's future humanity's problem ;) No but seriously. Fresh water scarcity is an acute problem that needs to be resolved. This will make the cleansing of salt water more profitable and thus encourage of building more plants. If this shows to be destructive to the oceanic ecosystems large scale long term, thats our next problem to solve.
    1
  3949.  @rumi-tunes7727  This comment didn't age well. His campaign is now suspended.
    1
  3950. Charles is a peculiar type of libertarian which feels it lies in his responsibility to impose his opinions on others through stigma and social pressure. That doesn't sound very libertarian to me.
    1
  3951. @wellifthemediasaysit You can start by watching this compilation of 43 clips featuring Flight 175 flying into the south tower from different angles and distances. watch?v=NpUKM0MFNaM Then you can begin the job of contacting whitnesses and confirming their accounts, which I kid you not, will be the most embarrassing thing you've done in your life. Lakshman Achutan, Stephen Atha, Daniel Bang, Rich Bautista, Mark Belair, John Bloom, Jennifer Bodner, Jena Bridges, Richard and Cathy Brown, etc.
    1
  3952. Only problem is that you can't track down people who liked your comment. But why would this matter to you? You didn't really wanna sell it anyway, in fact, you didn't really have one in the first place.
    1
  3953. Eric more likely makes Joe feel dumb.
    1
  3954. @mecher3k Ron Paul is anti-government. People are afraid of the unkown. Thus it's quite intuitive that the government is unknown to the "PaulTard".
    1
  3955. Very well said.
    1
  3956. Well duh. The vaccine imitates the natural infection by producing spike protein, so why would the immune response be better than after a natural infection? To the contrary, one can expect less immunity because it specializes only on one part of the virus, making it more likely to become obsolete.
    1
  3957. So basically you're saying: "Science & Reason rocks... thus ignorance!" I'm sorry but I can't follow your logic. Ignorance is never a rational decision.
    1
  3958. If the soul does interact with the physical reality, it is measurable, and if it doesn't, it is irrelevant. Simple as that.
    1
  3959. Journalism: 10 Presentation: 4
    1
  3960. Republicans are less secular. I'd say that's the main difference.
    1
  3961. Weight is definitely a factor though.
    1
  3962. Let me guess: planes flying in formation, disappears behind clouds.
    1
  3963. Those narrow subjects fade in the shadow of peanut butter.
    1
  3964. Anna contradicts herself: " They did coups in the past, but not anymore. I don't even think they are capable anymore. They tried multiple times in Venezuela and failed. " So how is it Anna, they stopped or they didn't? I don't think she's stupid, she's just a snake.
    1
  3965. I'm not convinced either way regarding climate change. But it is UNDENIABLE that opportunist elites are using the issue as an excuse to change the world in a way that suits them well.
    1
  3966. Wait until you see the NEW new world ord.
    1
  3967. About 1 min into the interview he says clearly that he got kicked off twitter the day before, which was 29th of December.
    1
  3968. You claim that abortion is murder by definition and are disgusted by pro-choice arguments. If you're not discussing whether abortion should be legal or not... what are you talking about?
    1
  3969. I already have, and I am perfectly fertile.
    1
  3970. Skull-crushing punchline. (sorry)
    1
  3971. I don't think "common sense" is any less wishy-washy than "centrism". It seems to be a lazy way of avoiding a proper description of the problem.
    1
  3972. @wellifthemediasaysit To 9/11 mastermind: "Sir, the explosives we placed in secret were successfully triggered, we're just waiting for the termite to melt the iron. We've bribed or evacuated all whitnesses within 15 miles of WTC, hired and bribed actors for faked reactions, shot the explosion from 42 angles and distances and added after effects to make it look like a plane crashes into the tower..." "...we got one problem though: We forgot to add textures to the CGI airplane model." Seriously?
    1
  3973. Great potential for hospitals.
    1
  3974. Adam Kokesh talking about the Open Carry March: /watch?v=t7QptL_DtWs
    1
  3975. @ravishethwala So where r u frum originally?
    1
  3976. So what did Cenk do now to upset your highness?
    1
  3977. No one claims there is equality, rather the opposite.
    1
  3978. Trust me. You're just not eating enough calories.
    1
  3979. "Consistency is going to be more important than common sense." Well isn't that an effect of money having too much influense over politics. If a politician changes his mind today, at least in america, people are going to assume he was bought. If you could just get money out of politics, consistency would weigh much less.
    1
  3980. We can't just rely on personal judgement or public oppinion. If we are to except situations like these, it needs to be defined in the legislation. The tricky part is to define an exception broad enough to include cases like these, without creating a loop-hole for real criminals.
    1
  3981. But my point is, you gotto draw a line somewhere. Do you think the egg become a human being the moment it become impregnated with a sperm? If not, when does this transition from a lump of tissue into a human being take place? It's not an argument.
    1
  3982. Biden is sleepwalking. This is the doing of the democratic party.
    1
  3983. I'm sorry. Since you fail to explain what about my comment you object to, I can't be offended.
    1
  3984. I just did.
    1
  3985. @mmafyasco No, but a portion of them who do, end up in dept for their lives. If they instead sold heroine to get their budget back on track, would your answer be the same? "well it's not like they're being forced to buy heroine".
    1
  3986. Khodor Shami is trollin' like a boss.
    1
  3987. I lost so many brain cells listening to Kristin haha. He's a conspiracy theory glutton.
    1
  3988. Worst mother ever.
    1
  3989. Isn't it quite telling of the horrible state of media that what most people know about Julian Assange is that there's rape allegations and that there's rumors of crazy and feces. This seriously depresses me.
    1
  3990. My point was just that it's not fair to define Christians by their Bible.
    1
  3991. I donno about that. Expressions like "I be listenin' to some of the girls..." and "You're not gonna get nothing..." just sounds kinda black to me.
    1
  3992. Oh come on Cenk. What happened to "keepin' it real"? I thought you'd challange him on the over-assertive tone, and the systematic cherrypicking and fabrication of facts he used in the Zeitgeist movie. It's ok to agree with his goals, but that doesn't mean you should ignore his flaws.
    1
  3993. Honest: "Hey, I think you cheated!" Cheater: "You're just looking for excuses, loser!"
    1
  3994. She's not trivializing the story in any shape or form. What exactly did Ana do to deserve that?
    1
  3995. So he kind of conflates the issue of carbon in the atmosphere with oil depletion.
    1
  3996. Fuck you.
    1
  3997. Sounds like the "private healthcare = maximum efficiency" argument just died. Measured in health per dollar these luxury hospitals totally suck.
    1
  3998. I can relate to the fear of not having a firm point of reference, but it is very strange to call this unnatural. We've known for a long time that everything in nature is relative. The search for a fixed medium to house all matter came to an end once we learned that the speed of light in vacuum is constant relative to all observers. Mass, velocity, momentum and the passage of time is all in the eye of the beholder. You may feel that you're firmly grounded in your chair, but you're also orbiting earth once a day, which orbits the sun once a year, which orbits the center of the galaxy, which fumbles around the Virgo Supercluster, which is ripped apart by dark energy.
    1
  3999. ...while wearing a robe akin to the grand wizard of kkk.
    1
  4000. Is there anything apart from their skin color that implies racism? If not, who's the racist really?
    1
  4001. Cenk, you're being kind of a hypocrite right now. You're often promoting TYT's nuanced perspective. Credit people for their qualities, but also critizise them when they do bad! That's kindof what Obama is doing here: "He is a jackass. But he's talented." And then you portray him as this emasculated politician trying to please everyone. I mean, does that also apply to yourself? Oh nvm. I got to the end of the video where everyone disqualified your oppinion. Thanks for providing a great show! :D
    1
  4002. I dunno, these guys feel slimey.
    1
  4003. Did you watch the video? Tell me what you think.
    1
  4004. ...and of course the top comments are going to be conspiracy bullshit. -_-
    1
  4005. TRAGEDY EXPLOITED BY THE ESTABLISHMENT TO JUSTIFY CENSOR AND TOP-DOWN CONTROL OF INFORMATION Do not fall for it.
    1
  4006. I admire this woman. It takes a special person to eat sh1t for Biden. I wouldn't have lasted a day.
    1
  4007. I'm a feminist, that is: I want people to be judged on their own merits, not generalized by their gender stereotype. It amazes me how many are feminists without knowing it themselves. Feminism have become this word to describe women who are disgusted by male sexuality or want the gender roles swapped rather than equalized. It's not.
    1
  4008. I smelled this a long way.
    1
  4009. No. I'm not telling you that there are no Iranian muslim abdullahs. I'm telling you that your arguments are invalid.
    1
  4010. Wisdom.
    1
  4011. Why disrupt a perfet circle jerk?
    1
  4012. Misery Hellraiser Yeah, most people don't care about the nature of reality; they happily accept and adapt to the strange socially constructed world they find themselves in and reap the rewards of conformity.
    1
  4013. This problem is broader than China. We need to design a system that doesn't depend on a growing population, be it by immigration or birth rate.
    1
  4014. Putin does not want old russia, he wants a future for Russia.
    1
  4015. So you're saying every claim should be considered true until proven false, and if it's unfalsifiable, it's true by definition. I hope you understand why this is not a good method for forming an accurate model of reality.
    1
  4016. I c what u did there.
    1
  4017. God knows how many jobs would go lost if US cut their defence budget in half. Imagine the chain of subcontractors that are directly or indirectly depending on US defense spending. It's almost as if US can't afford to reduce military spending during this recession.
    1
  4018. Cenk. You got to learn to delegate some of your responsibilities man. Stop being a control freak.
    1
  4019. You should watch this: /watch?v=cZ7LzE3u7Bw Money does not trickle down, they trickle up. By helping the weakest in society get back up, they become stronger consumers and stronger tax payers and thus the investment pays off. Societies grow best togeather.
    1
  4020. How is some supposed 9/11 conspiracy relevant to my degree in Mechanical Engineering?
    1
  4021. He takes money from Alphabet.
    1
  4022. "...whole of government effort..." Nice dunk on the 'whole of society' hype.
    1
  4023. I'm not sure why they're putting so much emphasis on pasta. Don't they use durum wheat in bread too?
    1
  4024. A fact that people seem to forget or neglect is that it was raining. Who wouldn't put on his hoodie if it was raining?
    1
  4025. ...except all his material has been peer-reviewed.
    1
  4026. There's no point in introducing Eric as anything less than a polymath.
    1
  4027. Watched a bunch of WEF videos on YouTube where they discussed democracy. I noticed a recurring pattern where legitimate concerns were voiced but attention was redirected and the discussion typically concluded in a call for investment in some economic project that did not directly address the concern. Example: One leader voices concern over the challenge of telling apart genuine and manufactured opinion, given how information flows across borders and is filtered, throttled and moderated by social media companies who are not transparent about their policy and decision-making. Next speaker redirects attention to Russia attacking democracy and spreading misinformation. Next speaker wraps up the discussion by marketing the digitalization of Ukrain's democratic system and how more resources are needed for digital transformation of democracies. So it went quickly from a legitimate concern about how technology threatens democracy to a call to invest in more of the type of technology that was the concern.
    1
  4028. And the Clinton dynasty shall continue.
    1
  4029.  @ffffuchs  Soldiers often mean well, but are used by those who do not, to ends soldiers do not understand. What do you imagine winning looks like?
    1
  4030. ​ @ThePhantom712  I'm sure you will feel like a hero before nuclear warheads detonate over European cities. I'll apply my courage when I believe in the cause.
    1
  4031. We don't know that it was an accident though.
    1
  4032.  @DSan-kl2yc  I think we can exclude interdimentional Mexican aliens based on Occham's razor.
    1
  4033.  @DSan-kl2yc  Ukraine has the means and the incentive, so not even close. There is barely any evidence that interdimensional Mexican aliens exist.
    1
  4034.  @HouseholdDog How do you know?
    1
  4035. The number of farms doesn't tell much. It might as well reflect a transition from small farms to large farms, which does not necessarily result in decreased output, rather the contrary.
    1
  4036. What was accomplished by downing 'building 7"?
    1
  4037. I would take this man much more seriously if he got rid of that hat.
    1
  4038. In my feed the Title was cut so that it said: "Teen Killed In Neighborhood" "Watch shooting[!]"
    1
  4039. I wish Joe would interview members of the global elite: Rockefeller, Rothschild, Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, etc. You never hear from these guys in freeform conversation.
    1
  4040. You've got to be kidding me. On second thought, I guess this was predictable.
    1
  4041. I used the 2007 data on "Rate per 100,000 population": en . wikipedia . org/wiki/Rape_statistics You attacked a strawman... The only conclusion I derived from the statistics was that they do NOT imply a correlation between rate of rape and Islam. I never mentioned "Iran". Ironically, the country is not even in the statistics. I did take the possibility of unreported rapes into account, as well as differences in definiton, which both are supporting my conclusion.
    1
  4042. Really relevant video to me right now. Thank you TYT!
    1
  4043. I don't understand. The atheists community were early to identify the detachment of woke culture and feminism from reality, calling it a new religion. How did they all get infected by the Trump Derangement Syndrome? They're usually quite soberminded.
    1
  4044. Fauci refers to it as "The Cochrane Study". It's not just one study, it's a review of 78 random control trials. He knows what he's doing, minimizing it as though it is just one among "many other studies".
    1
  4045. This does not make you less of a looney that needs to wake up. The fairytale about Sodom is completely irrelevant to reality.
    1
  4046. I like your complete lack of pretentionsness haha. It's refreshing to see some honesty on YouTube.
    1
  4047. It would be funny if they later found out that it also makes you stay 30" away from your wife.
    1
  4048. Hell, it's about time God meets his maker.
    1
  4049. Is he still a Nazi though, or did he make amends? Seems like an important detail.
    1
  4050. What's up with the bulky costumes? I thought miss universe was about showing skin.
    1
  4051. It's not about compassion, it's about effectively keeping people safe. I thaught I made that clear? What bothers me about your attitude is that the efficiency of crime rehabilitation is proven, but people like you are so repulsed by the idea of applying care and nurture to criminals that you rather keep the traditional ineffective/counterproductive methods. You rather keep on treating them like dogs and point at them in disgust when they behave accordingly.
    1
  4052. She probably attempted something like this: /wiki/The_Third_Wave
    1
  4053. 1:15:00 I think Wiz is probably right in that companies probably don't push out their most capable and effective technology, but the reason isn't that they want to milk low-tech first, the reason is that they aren't able to produce the tech to a price that is affordable for the masses.
    1
  4054. "Other countries are becoming more market oriented than the US. The US still stands as the one place where you really really have the ability to be upwardly mobile." By what measure? Certainly not by intergenerational income elasticity (the tendency of people to stay in the income class of their parents). Perhaps her definition of upward mobility is the opportunity for already successful people to accumulate wealth. Success is rewarded, no questions asked. EDIT: Oh, the aspects she conveniently care about are social status and the dignity to human labor. I wouldn't call that upward mobility.
    1
  4055. Strategic enemy = Country that got stuff we want Iran would probably never had become the theocracy it is today, if GB/US had not enforced decades of autocratic puppetry. The grave dissatisfaction among the people made them easy to seduce by charismatic rebellious speakers. They celebrated as the Ayatollah took power. Years later they started realizing it wasn't exactly what they wanted, but it was too late.
    1
  4056. "Trust the science" Makes up facts and stats based on a hunch about its expected behavioral response in the population.
    1
  4057. I've said it before and I say it again. TYT is at their best when they disagree. Thanks for a neuanced show!
    1
  4058. Mel caught my attention within seconds. He's got some real energy in him!
    1
  4059. Poor man's economic sanctions.
    1
  4060. @MpowerdAPE Sweden
    1
  4061. Benefiting in what way?
    1
  4062.  @DJWESG1  Yeah, I think you're right. My point is that John Biewen seems to suggest that the reason racism stays with us is the same as the reason it was first invented, which I don't agree with. I think it has evolved into something else, and like you say, has become intertwined with religion, identity, language, culture, etc. Not so much about profit anymore I think.
    1
  4063.  @dollcrazy300  While I agree that there is systematic exploitation of prisoners as labor, that this has caused problematic incentives to keep prison population high, and that black men are overrepresented in prisons, I don't buy that this is the primary reason racism does not fade away.
    1
  4064.  @dollcrazy300  Race/identity politics are certainly used as a distraction from generall issues of social class and income/wealth inequality.
    1
  4065. Who are you, Joy-Ann Reid, to tell my son he can't watch S&M porn in the public school library? Have you considered that it may make him feel "seen"?
    1
  4066. So that was depressing. Corruption is vast.
    1
  4067. @ecwaufisxtreme Just like Rick Perry, Sara Palin have her own religious agenda. Just like Rick Perry she would be a dangerous choice for election.
    1
  4068. I totally agree. Could be anything. So let's drop it and move on!
    1
  4069. Fine, let's call it "Iraeli ultra-Nationalist" then.
    1
  4070. EU needs MORE CLARE DALYs!
    1
  4071. ...except they couldn't make it more clear that they are progressives. They have said it over and over on air. They declare it on the front page of their website. It's the meaning of the network's name damn it. The promise they do make to their viewers is that they are INDEPENDENT. That is, they are not taking anyone else's money, let alone orders, which is understandable considering it would be against pretty much everything they stand for.
    1
  4072. I don't think "Victory" is an appropriate term for an escalation towards WW3.
    1
  4073. I like how Ana's like "MREEWW" when John is speculating about men being less affected by facebook drama.
    1
  4074. "I'm not saying it was Muslims... but it was Muslims." - Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
    1
  4075. Remember the TED talks about how depression is a result of chemical imbalance? So yeah, those were lies to sell more medicine.
    1
  4076. it's background stupid, not backgroud.
    1
  4077. Journalism: 8/10 Presentation: 1/10 Please try to not sound like you're reading off of a teleprompter... even if you do.
    1
  4078. What's up with the repeative exposure of celebrities coming out as non-heterosexuals? Are you on some quest to de-dramatize the whole coming-out thingy? I ask, because I actually find it quite boring.
    1
  4079. Cenk has been ranting on the internet daily for 10 years. The establishment will be able to dig up enough questionable and shocking statements, contradictions, hipocricies, vulgarities, etc. to wipe him off the face of the earth before he's even announced that he's running. Cenk is incredible at many things, but he is no politician.
    1
  4080. My government (the swedish government) has deconstructed their military by about 90% since the cold war. We're completely fucked in case of total war. If they're not investigating non-muslim friends of the brothers because they're not muslims... why are they not investigating them?
    1
  4081. Why do I want to swing a brick at this guy's face?
    1
  4082. What makes you think you can only want to smoke weed with one?
    1
  4083. If the problem is that the porn industry serves only men, why is your reaction to oppose it rather than to demand porn for women? I think the main reason why the porn industry is focusing on a male audience is that they simply don't know how to appeal to women. Female sexuality is even among scientists far less understood than male sexuality. Maybe what the porn industry needs is female porn entrepreneurs and pioneers.
    1
  4084. How is this different from the anti jew propaganda of nazi germany? "They are scheming to destroy our country from the inside out! They are a threat to our society!"
    1
  4085. Jennie has the calmest sweetest voice. If I ever wanted my life narrated it would be Morgan Freeman or her.
    1
  4086. This conversation would be so much easier if they'd acknowledged that core policies of RFK Jr hurt friends of the democratic party: big pharma, big agriculture, military industrial complex, intelligence community, etc. RFK Jr is also principally against propaganda, censorship, and weaponizing government institutions against political opponents, which the democratic party has grown very fond of.
    1
  4087. ...and apparently you didn't have them for long.
    1
  4088. Well if you do work full time with your business there's no risk of you stay home and get bored. A good start is to connect with people who do know how to run a business, maybe even hire them.
    1
  4089. Let's focus on what our representatives do on their job rather than in private.
    1
  4090. Eating food in the middle :S
    1
  4091. Funny how Krystal mentions Megyn Kelly's interview with RFK Jr. because Megyn recently acknowledged that all his facts seem to check out. I quote: "The most controversial stuff that you get labelled a 'kook' for saying, checked out time, after time, after time. My takeaway was, this guy has been unfairly maligned by people who are so pro-vaccine, that they just needed to silence him."
    1
  4092. Conservativism: The belief that a position one achieved through progress can be kept by making a halt.
    1
  4093. Again, Robert Malone was on Joe the day after he got banned. How has this fact not reached Jimmy yet?
    1
  4094. The problem arise when this kind of online profile become the norm, and employers start demanding it. Also, let's say you reset your profile at 25. In the eyes of the employer, this will look highly suspicious. Either you didn't have any jobs before 25, or you had a bad reputation you wanted to hide. Only way to get an employment will be through people you know personally, who can overlook your bad reputation.
    1
  4095. Stop giving this woman attention.
    1
  4096. Yeah, let's do that, why involve expensive legislators, lawyers and judges to negotiate over an appropriate measure when the police can do their job there and then. Let's empower the police to punish as they please any person they find guilty and call that justice! Oh my god you're stupid.
    1
  4097. It's inconvieveble to me that someone can look at honey boo boo and go: "That's it! I've got a brilliant idea for porn!"
    1
  4098. I now understand that gays are more likely to be homophobic than non-gays and vice versa, but I'm a bit dissappointed that no numbers were presented. I wanna know how significant this tendency is.
    1
  4099. @haditqura Why would you refer to Obama as a muslim? :/
    1
  4100. Blacks fail at a higher rate than whites, yet many blacks outperform many whites. Is this a consequence of some blacks having superior genes than some whites, or is it a consequence of other factors outweighing the racial factor? If so, how do you know these factors are not responsible for whites succeeding at a higher rate than blacks?
    1
  4101. Musk says that speech should be free within the bounds of the law, so I fail to see what's contradictory about taking the case to court.
    1
  4102. @05candyman Republicans: "We don't make deals with terrorists/socialists/protestors/etc."
    1
  4103. You just insulted perhaps every Muslim in the middle east.
    1
  4104. Her surname is "Leather"? Lol
    1
  4105. "The problem with us men today is that we lost our masculinity and balls to take what we want." ...and yet you think his looks is the problem.
    1
  4106. If if I'm already an adult male with a sizable taint, phthalates will not reduce my sperm count and fertility?
    1
  4107. The fact that someone thinks America was ever a country is fucking hilarious.
    1
  4108. Exactly. Hunt down the rapeist. Cut off his dick and make him eat it. Honor restored.
    1
  4109. Hire him Cenk! Or at least do an interview or have him as a guest! I think it would be beneficial to have someone being able to provide true conservative perspectives and inside info about their questionable methods and bias.
    1
  4110. TYT is biased in the sense that they let their personal views color their show. FOX News' is biased in the sense that they let the show color their personal views. Another big difference is that TYT is open and honest about their political activism, they even have a name for it "Wolf-PAC", while FOX News insist that they are delivering balanced unpartisan news.
    1
  4111. THEY TOOK OUR JOBS! "YEA! THE' T'CK 'RR JRRRBS!"
    1
  4112. 08:43 They took our jobs! - Hardworking Cows Global Union
    1
  4113. How is this one different from all the other sh1tcoins?
    1
  4114. Energy is not produced in our universe. Many cosmologists suspect that if you add togeather all energy in the universe, you'll get zero.
    1
  4115. Ehm, that machine did so much more than just creating loops and layers.
    1
  4116. When I dreamt about the future, never did I picture vast forests full of pigs.
    1
  4117. Hmm, how can we win people's trust? I know, we just say that other sources are less trustworthy than us! That makes us trustworthy, relatively speaking, right! And the best thing is we don't have to change one bit.
    1
  4118. No, I didn't say that. I'm saying Pelican Bay make them worse. And it doesn't matter how anxious you and I are in their presence. It's not an excuse to lock them up for life, nor to treat them like shit while they're serving their sentence.
    1
  4119. Nah, not a fan of this guy.
    1
  4120. Oprah cries like a baby because she was treated like an ordinary customer. Pathetic. I hate that bitch, even more than Limbaugh.
    1
  4121.  @Kenny-tl7ir  In this context, subjugation of the masses by the ruling elites enabled by technology: surveillance, propaganda, censor, manipulation, behavioral conditioning, policing of speech and thought, dependency on and conditional access to basic infrastructure and services, etc.
    1
  4122. So let's allow doping for all athletes worse than the best in their category. Equity!
    1
  4123. I'm really bad at fitting in. Was pretty sure I'd never get a decent job. I thought studying would help so went to university. After 3 years I still felt unfit for a real job, so studied some more. Took my chance on a project work involving research, that led to opportunity for PhD education. Half way in, I realize a PhD wasn't gonna help me get a job, because this makes me more expensive to hire, expectations are higher and positions are fewer. Anyway, I finished and got hired a couple of years more as postdoc, because what else would I do? I felt the end of my fraud coming closer. Then a lot of people left the department and I was asked if I'd like to stay, so I stayed. Now I'm doing research and teach and still feel like I will never get a real job. Saving most money I earn so I have a bunch to fall back on when they fire me. I also play PC games, single-player.
    1
  4124. @dankbot420 Sarcasm.
    1
  4125. "We need to treat the demagogue and aspirant dictators in our midst with the weapon of ridicule. [...] If we treat him with humor, he will begin to collapse." Didn't we try this on Trump? Perhaps the simultaneous attempt to frame him as the next Hitler cancelled the effect?
    1
  4126. If he was armed he would never have been killed... ...oh wait.
    1
  4127. Why cry about inflation? It shrinks debt and pressures wealth back into the economy. If you still don't like it, consider that it's been going down pretty steadily for 30 years and that deflation causes economic depression.
    1
  4128.  @rrmackay  You say I'm delusional, then explain why I'm right. What an odd way to make conversation. Are you OK buddy?
    1
  4129.  @rrmackay  Sigh. The size of debt is typically measured in a currency. If that currency inflate, that value of the debt decreases. The value of wealth can also be stored in a currency. If that currency inflate, the value of the wealth decreases. So, it puts pressure on the owner of the wealth to invest it in something that grows or at least maintains its value.
    1
  4130.  @rrmackay  I never said the debt "measured in currency" shrinks. That's your assumption in order to win an argument you made up in your head. Stock, bonds, commodities, etc. certainly contributes more to the economy than a piggy bank.
    1
  4131. Bill Murray is not fit.
    1
  4132. I'm sorry for the misunderstanding. I totally disagree that porn is inherently about abuse against women. Porn is about causing arousal and entertain. There's plenty of porn featuring only women, alone or in groups. There are also plenty of porn in which the sex is portrayed as a consensual activity of in which both participants gives and takes. You almost make it sound like there's something inherently abusive about sex itself.
    1
  4133. Why do you turn my comment into something it's not? I just reacted to the way he use the term "isolationism", because it sounds like he's implying military force is the only way to interact with other nations. But since you brought it up: US accounts for 45.5% of worlds total military spending, have 174,000 troops deployed in 150 nations. Yes, I find it ridiculous the way he portays any proposal to reduce these numbers as the worst thing that can happen.
    1
  4134. @vanhakaveri Try engineering, economics, programming or medicine without calculus and see how far you get. It's simply not competitive to trial-and-error your way around every problem. Using math you can predict, simulate, optimatize, etc. thus save a whole lot of time and resources.
    1
  4135. _the_ christian girl? You make it sound like there's only one.
    1
  4136. 15:50 When you can't disagree verbally nor in text.
    1
  4137. Depends on the context doesn't it? In some societies feeling insecure without a gun is perfectly rational.
    1
  4138. For your own good, learn what evolution is before you form an oppinion!
    1
  4139. They control legacy News media. That's how they get away with it.
    1
  4140. Sounds too good to be true. What's the hook? Republicans gonna run FBI now?
    1
  4141. I'd like to think that Bush's stupidity is exaggerated, but maybe that's just a convenient lie to keep up my hope.
    1
  4142. Most brutal you say? So you'd rather have rats eat their way through your intestines? You rather be fried alive in a bronze bull over fire? You'd rather have your skin and flesh scraped off using an iron comb? You'd rather be impaled or crucified? Oh clickbate.
    1
  4143. "VICE: The definitive guide to enlightening information"
    1
  4144. I don't mind that. I've been spoonfed all my life that drugs are bad, so I find it refreshing to hear about drugs from the perspective of users for a change. It's just that I expect more diversity from "Vice - The Definitive Guide to Enlightening Information".
    1
  4145.  @curburenthusiasm6457  "(if anyone)"
    1
  4146. You asked me what I would do, and I answered. I never said it was easy; that was your interpretation.
    1
  4147. ...and figure out how social media censor is violation of freedom of speech.
    1
  4148. Trump runs for president for publicity. That he won was just an accident.
    1
  4149. ...and corporate lobbying has nothing to do with this?
    1
  4150. So basically 38% voted for romney because they thought Obama was repressenting NWO.
    1
  4151. Good luck.
    1
  4152. @tomcat624u Luckily, both kings and lords are quite a rarety nowadays, and Jesus will never be president of presidents, or congresseman of congressmen... not even CO. of CO's.
    1
  4153. So maybe the incredible human progress we see in our historical record isn't a consequence of some hard earned innovations, but a consequence of an unusually long period of stable climate.
    1
  4154. Isn't Robert's idea about transducers kind of similar to Roger Penrose's quantum microtubules?
    1
  4155. Christians who act as if secularism is the opposite of freedom of religion makes me giggle.
    1
  4156. Save democracy by removing its pillars, that'll work. The world is a parody of itself nowadays.
    1
  4157. I hope this tought FOX New to stop thinking with their Dick.
    1
  4158. 1:47 "...stand against the siren song of Isolationism, who will defend our defence and foreign assistance budgets, who will support (when necessary) the use of America's military power against our enemies in the world..." As if deploying troops overseas is the only way to deal with other countries. What about exchanging culture, products, ideas, people, and an overall increased participation in the global community?
    1
  4159. It's hard to be a responsible citizen when you are misinformed. Greek politicians were dishonest about the condition of the economy to maintain a good face to investors. They reported false numbers on their dept to be able to lend more money from EU. It was when this bubble burst and the real state of the economy was revealed that all investors retracted their money and the economy collapsed.
    1
  4160. Chris Martenson has, in light of new evidence, retracted his conclusion regarding a second shooter. For example: Crooks had red-dot AND a side-mounted iron sight, meaning he may have turned the weapon 90 degrees before firing the rapid shots 4-8, leading to a changed muzzle flash and sound profile. This hypothesis relies on less assumptions than a second shooter.
    1
  4161. Wow haha, he just announced a video called: "two shooters back in play"
    1
  4162. Problem is, you said "in human history". By conventional definition history starts around 3000 BCE, defined by the earliest written record. Anything before that is considered prehistory.
    1
  4163. @Liqtor They do get defence though.
    1
  4164. This reminds me of when I intended to send a copy of a computer game to my cousins, but mixed up the dics and sent them a porno. Their dad called me and said he had some trouble installing the game. "When I try to play the CD it just say 'celeste.mov' is an unknown format..." I was like: "OH... EH... YEAH... IT'S THE WRONG DISC" The lack of a compatible media player together with the not so obvious porno title... I considered myself very lucky and now have a pedantic habit of labelling stuff.
    1
  4165. Regarding corporations avoiding taxes. I've listened to these people. Their perspective is typically that corporate tax is not so much about redistribution as it is about steering corporations into activities that the government wants to promote. If a corporation pays no tax, they see it as the corporation being rewarded by the government for doing precisely what it is encouraged to do. This way they can view minimization of tax burden not as cheating, but as an honorable duty. To some degree I think their view on taxes is not very different from how the government views taxes.
    1
  4166. I highly recommend this lecture by Esthel Perel: /watch?v=sa0RUmGTCYY She's so great at relationships it's fucking sexy!
    1
  4167. Then why would you expect Cenk to put his money where his mouth never was?
    1
  4168. As South and North are sovereign states with minimal interaction, in terms of a brain, I would consider it either schizophrenic or lobotomized.
    1
  4169. What about California?
    1
  4170. It would make sense to boycott Stoli Vodka if it was a nationalized product and/or made up a large share of Russia's export.
    1
  4171.  @erikahuxley  We do live in the same universe and we're all entangled, yes, but there are degrees of connection (connection and isolation are extremes on a spectrum). We have more connection with ourselves than others, more connection with friends than strangers, more connection with Earth than Mars, more connection with our sun than Proxima Centauri, more connection with Milkyway than Andromeda.
    1
  4172.  @RxYouth  How so? Can you elaborate?
    1
  4173. Yet another "OBAMA'S WAR ON [whatever]" ...like no one saw that coming. You're making "war" seem trivial. Meanwhile you're perpetuating an actual war in Iraq that to date have killed ~100 000 people, and promoting a war with Iran that is destined to result in even more. You're disconnected from reality.
    1
  4174. @wellifthemediasaysit If you can't find the evidence against your conspiracy then you haven't looked for it. Good luck living in your bubble. Some day you'll grow up to realize how gullible you once were.
    1
  4175. How would you feel about Imams dictating the way you serve Allah, implementing Shia practices into your mosques and forbidding some of your traditional practices?
    1
  4176. If gaming can be reduced to "sitting on a couch", then playing soccer can be reduced to "kicking leather". Wake up Cenk!
    1
  4177. To me it sounds weird that the energy of a photon would decrease over time since it gets stretched. I mean the number of wavelengths and their corresponding amplitudes are preserved right? If a photon's energy was proportional to the wavelength wouldn't it gain energy upon entering a medium with higher refractive index, thus violate the conservation of energy law? But then again, I'm altogeather uncomfortable with quantum mechanics.
    1
  4178. Why are you trying to sway an oppinion I never stated?
    1
  4179. One can wonder if it's braindamage from his 'experiments'.
    1
  4180. "Typical Russia!" is the new "Thanks Obama!"
    1
  4181. So if you desire a woman in Morocco, raping her is will make her yours. No wonder they cover their women up from tip to toe. Hell, if I were a woman there I'd be covering myself too. What kind of morons decides rape should be beneficial to the rapeist by law? Sick.
    1
  4182. Mike Benz sees the world very clearly.
    1
  4183. Watch "How economic inequality harms societies" by Richard Wilkinson!
    1
  4184. @manonthemount If you'd taken the time to actually visit the website I linked, you'd notice it was dedicated to debunking 9/11 conspiracy theories. In fact you wouldn't even need visit it to come to that conclusion. All you needed was to read the comment I was responding to, which's author's position could have been assumed solely by taking an extra look at his username "wellifthemediasaysit". Fail.
    1
  4185. I like how he grabs the table beforehand. He's like "oh god, here comes the shoe again"
    1
  4186. Cracked by some random pull into blatant racist. That's funny!
    1
  4187. I don't believe consumers are the job creators. My understanding of the relationship between consumer and producer is more like a feedback loop, or synergy effect if you will. I just pointed out that it takes both to make an economy, a fact it seem politicians seem to forget. They assume that there will always be a market to satisfy, if not here, somewhere else. But if everyone reason like this... I'll watch that video, but not tonight. I'd like to recoment a video myself: /watch?v=NQGCoiakycQ
    1
  4188. Isn't this the weather balloon hysteria in repeat? Manufactured outrage over nothing. I'm going to guess its either a decoy or a fundraiser.
    1
  4189. Based on the same reasoning, wouldn't that truly confident person also forgo eg. hair styling, shaving, staying in shape, washing stained clothes, keeping car clean, etc. (apart from the purely functional aspects ofc.)?
    1
  4190. Calm down, they're just teasing.
    1
  4191. I don't think Ursula wants to destroy Europe. She just doesn't care very much if it does.
    1
  4192. It's kinda obvious that you were trying to imply that his reasoning was flawed.
    1
  4193. I guess we disagree then.
    1
  4194. Nice distraction! I wonder what they'll pass while we're arguing about this.
    1
  4195. Clint thought he was talking to invisible obama... ...but was talking to invincible obama.
    1
  4196. Because killing with guns is much better than all the other methods of killing.
    1
  4197. So attempted manslaughter then?
    1
  4198. Well, they suggested a solution: the introduction of the right to a home. Sounds very much like a simplistic populist solution rather than a serious attempt to address the issue at its core.
    1
  4199. The pictures are illegal with respect to Intellecual Property rights though... unless they're attributing the author that is.
    1
  4200. EU started out great. Free flow of products, services, capital and labour is good. Now it's gotten drunk with power, setting up new goals, visions and missions. With every new treaty comes a redistribution of power away from the member nations towards an even more centralized union.
    1
  4201. Officially WEF is just a network of already influential people and does not have an agenda of its own. What are the evidence that they are controlling rather than facilitating?
    1
  4202. I'm 19. Your expectation are unreasonable.
    1
  4203. "in contrast to the Sunni Muslim Arab states where the government has often been the secular element and the population the religious one, in Iran it is the reversed." Yeah, and this is exactly why I find a war with Iran so sad. The Iranians doesn't deserve to suffer for the deeds of their state. Not to say the state deserve it. I seriously doubt they have a nuclear weapons program, but even if they did, I don't blame them. They're targeted by world's most powerful and triggerhappy nation.
    1
  4204. Shared delusion in the making.
    1
  4205. ​ @LabTech41  Thank you for your perspective. I unsubscribed from TYT around the time Cenk had a fight with Alex Jones and haven't followed them since besides the occasional scandal. I just found them so disingenuous and seemed to take stances based more on emotion and strategy than facts, logic or principles. I just remembered that at least Wolf Pack seemed like a good idea. Clearly it didn't work out, and perhaps this is also due to Cenk.
    1
  4206.  @HomoCyborgZombie  Right, can I get a reference? Which governor? Which group of Nazis?
    1
  4207. Although comparable, marijuana and weapons are quite different. One any jackass can grow in his backyard, while the other is a capital intensive investment that requires the very least basic competence in metallurgy, molding and machining. Assuming you already have the blueprints, you also need to be competant enough to understand them. Belive me, there's a whole lot more information than just dimensions on a blueprint.
    1
  4208.  @osiranrebel1591  What is the effect of alcohol on politics?
    1
  4209. Hispanics can't be racists?
    1
  4210. Because so many Americans are watching it.
    1
  4211. Should have pushed more on the bias. How was the data picked and by whom?
    1
  4212. @MastermindX It's not the same. The guy who sold you the axe is not legally responsible to not sell axes to potential murderers. If they were I bet it would be possible to sue them. But yeah, it's fcked up.
    1
  4213. You can print metals through, but the process is a bit more complicated. First you create a porous model through laser sintering metal powder (similar to how they produced the wrench shown in this video). Then you make it absorb molten metal like a sponge to make it solid. Here's an example: /watch?v=i6Px6RSL9Ac
    1
  4214. So... do TYT make like one show per week and then release parts of it throughout the week? Because they're saying like: "Ok, let's have a quick break. We'll be back in a sec." ...but where's the rest of the show?
    1
  4215. I don't think she being skinny has that much to do with her genetics.
    1
  4216. Although I think it's wrong to joke at the expense of a 9 year old girl and would never go there myself... I can't deny it was kinda funny.
    1
  4217. What a charismatic lady!
    1
  4218. @TuzoAnime Who's sucking it?
    1
  4219. Haha nice trolling! ;D
    1
  4220. There seem to be a common misconception in this commentsection that the Neanderthals are our ancestors. The fact is, homo sapiens and homo neanderthalis have a common ancestor, and evolved in parallell on different continents (africa & eurasia). The Neanderthals contributed to 1-4% of our DNA through interbreeding as we left Africa, and that's about it.
    1
  4221. Anti Al-Quida is not anti-islamic.
    1
  4222. Yet another way of transfering state dept onto the common american. fuck you!
    1
  4223. Got to give credit where credit's due.
    1
  4224. It's simple, Obama tried to get women to pressure black men into voting for democrats.
    1
  4225. That's because they've taken a stance in the Egyptian conflict. Morsi got democratically elected, the other side did not respect that and overthrew him, and that's why TYT are against the current military regime, it's undemocratic.
    1
  4226. I feel like technology has degraded our memory, because we've grown so used to information being available at our finger tips, that we don't bother to memorize. This is problematic, because memories are more than information storage; we process, compare, synthesize, and experiment with them. We build new ideas, experience, and wisdom.
    1
  4227. Yes, in a European context France have quite high birth rate, but I wouldn't say the margin is conspicious enough to make a fuz about. Norway, Sweden and UK are not far below france. Also, don't be surpriced if birth rate drops during Hollande's regime.
    1
  4228. Damn religion, you scary!
    1
  4229. I'm a swedish atheist though.
    1
  4230. Gravity is an observed phenomenon. Theory of general relativity is a model that to date has the best record of making accurate predictions of the phenomenon. It doesn't really explain what or why gravity is. "scientists ponder another theory; that gravity seeps in to our dimensions from (many?) others" Pardon me but that sounds like a hypothesis rather than a theory.
    1
  4231. You obviously had bad experiances with doctors and perhaps also scientists, but I'd like to remind you that it's unwise to generalize based on a few cases. All I can say is I'm sorry that you have so little trust in science and that you can't appreciate all it has given you. I think it's important that you watch the following video: /watch?v=yhMi0tkYyT8
    1
  4232. Actually he's kindof right. Neanderthals are generally said to have a common ancestor with us. They are not our ancestors. However, in a 2010 study it was found that they contributed to 1-4% of our DNA through interbreeding as the early homo sapiens started to emigrate Africa.
    1
  4233. U jelly?
    1
  4234. This is racist.
    1
  4235. So Jimmy is main stream now?
    1
  4236. His point is that religion provides functions many of us demand. Instead of trying to ignore that fact, we should identify them and provide secular alternatives. I think he's making a great point here. As an atheist it's easy to get stuck with the quest of proving oneself independant of religion and associated activities, neglecting all the value it actually provides.
    1
  4237. Once again these morons have proven they are not libertatians. They just like their guns.
    1
  4238. There are at least 1.5 billion muslims.
    1
  4239. "What on earth is this for?" Water covers 70.8% of its surface. Glaciers cover 10% of its land and seasonal snow another 9%. Waters is up to 3% of its atmosphere.
    1
  4240. A colleague of mine claimed that I need to take vitamin D in the form of oil capsules, and that cheap chewing pills are "useless". Sitting now at home doing "internet research" I cannot find any support for his claim. The cheap pills I'm having specify "cholecalciferol" which seems to correspond to vitamin D3: the substance produced in the skin upon UV exposure. Any idea if there's anything to what he's saying?
    1
  4241. Not necessarily. His insult rather relies on the presumption that you are homophobic.
    1
  4242. I'm just sitting here with my head leaning to the side thinking "wtf?". This TED talk is way beyond me.
    1
  4243. According to John Mearsheimer, no one believed Putin had deep-rooted aspirations to conquer Ukraine before 2014. This is a fairly new narrative.
    1
  4244. @EssentialCookie It's not disqualifying, but it's definately part of the equation, at least mine.
    1
  4245. @TheDailyDalia If people wouldn't be so fcking obsessed with stupid celebrities and their lives, they wouldn't be celebrities. In most cases it's not the celebrities fault they're rich. It's the consumers.
    1
  4246. Go ahead and enlighten me how else immigration would lead to genocide, and how it would be the fault of the immigrants.
    1
  4247. She's not that new though. But she hasn't been on that much so I don't blame you.
    1
  4248. Thank you.
    1
  4249. I'm pretty sure it was the other way around: their sales went down first, then they looked for alternative business models, and went for more sponsored content and ads.
    1
  4250. I guess they're trying to releave their servers of some "dead weight".
    1
  4251. I actually don't see the problem here. I see offensive comedy everywhere, why does this get so much attention?
    1
  4252. So, in a way, stars convert mass to light? Never thought about it in that way.
    1
  4253. I hate the loud intro and outro of TED talks, especially the outro. Keep it down will you? You wake up my neighbors.
    1
  4254. This is only possible because of the American Sized seats.
    1
  4255. Ari Aster has an outspoken interest in domestic drama, so if you're looking for deeper meaning, that's where you should look. Here's my humble analysis: the movie is about a woman losing her family and how she deals with grief. With no family member alive, who does she turn to for support? How wide should she share her emotions? Is it sometimes better to just put on a smile to avoid being a burden to others? With no family left, she reflects on how far away she is from building a new family, which leads to a critical evaluation of her current boyfriend.
    1
  4256. Yes.
    1
  4257. If Logan Paul spent a "like a million plus" on that game, he clearly got scammed.
    1
  4258. "If she has a problem with religion, go pick on the Muslims and see how they handle it! Why do you have to go there? Why do you need to be edgy with MY religion?" So what he's saying is: Fine, pick on religion, but don't pick on MY religion! Fucking moron.
    1
  4259. It doesn't matter what AOC believes, because she never speaks her mind, she speaks for political effect. It's theater.
    1
  4260.  @mahirhaque1801  Exactly and he recommends to buy bitcoin as part of a diverse portfolio.
    1
  4261. You wanna "sniff" it? That's it? I wanna stick it with my skewer and roast it until it's dripping with juices. Then I wanna top it off with some glacing and eat it.
    1
  4262. Next up: NATO counties donate much needed nuclear warheads to the cause. Everyone cheer in happiness.
    1
  4263. Um, yoga pants are not just for doing yoga.
    1
  4264. That was only my clarification of the paradox. I could not fit my take on it, so I wrote that in a separate comment. My logic was pretty much the same as yours: that it seem as though he completely disregards the first step towards reproduction: to reach sexual maturity. Looking at our evolutionary history, this has surely been the greater struggle. However, I don't believe this is true in a modern society, where most people reach sexual maturity.
    1
  4265. True dat. I usually phrase it like this: The ultimate solution is not in the extreme ends, but somewhere in between. With risk of sounding a bit romantic, I think we have found quite a good balance between socialism and capitalism over here in scandinavia. It's complicated and to be honest quite boring, but that doesn't take away from the fact that it seem to work quite well. It's a shame that the idea of being able to run an entire society on a few universal principles is so damn appealing.
    1
  4266. Singapore powers these vertical farms with imported energy produced using fossil fuel.
    1
  4267. I liked Aron's disagreement with Jimmy towards the end. Jimmy can be so black-and-white in his thinking at times. To a degree that's what makes him entertaining, but it can be so polarizing at times, which is a shame, considering he often seeks to unite rather than divide people.
    1
  4268. That was wild.
    1
  4269. Funny how arming a country for proxy warfare now qualifies as "Aid".
    1
  4270. Mark essentially admits here that he has no interest in being the guy making the calls, so he lets third parties censor as they find necessary. They took Mark to court to pressure him into handing over the reins to the powerful tool he built... and he caved.
    1
  4271. He probably just forgot he doesn't like c*ck
    1
  4272. I take that as a concede.
    1
  4273. There seems to be a significant risk that our supposed crisis of misinformation is misinformation.
    1
  4274. "Hitler won fair and square. Now we will help the dictator with a peaceful transfer of power." - Kamala Must have caused democrats a fair amount of cognitive dissonance.
    1
  4275. @dankbot420 I was being sarcastic.
    1
  4276. How did El Salvador get around the scalability problem?
    1
  4277. The HORROR if we allow homosexuals to live their lives without guilt and persecution. Oooh nooo! We gotto stop this from happening! Moron.
    1
  4278. I think I rather have soreness in the arm muscle than myopericarditis.
    1
  4279.  @baaldiablo8459  Yes, it is my choice.
    1
  4280. ​ @baaldiablo8459  The virus is survivable to most, and so is the vaccine. Having not had the virus, risks of the virus seems worse than risks of vaccine. That's my assessment.
    1
  4281.  @TheCasualObservers  So in other words: He said something you don't agree with, therefore you won't listen to anything else he says. Good luck with that approach.
    1
  4282. Or maybe the entire war on terror on a disposal list?
    1
  4283. 2:12 "But what what what what..."
    1
  4284. Calm down, she's just doing her job: pushing propaganda.
    1
  4285. @C0ct0pusPrime Eh, what? We don't need to engage, because civilians are already being killed? Wow. That is the stupidest comments I've ever heard... and I've read a lot of comments.
    1
  4286. @JesusGaveMeNewSoul What do you mean by "One in spirit"? Why do you call them Father and Son? Do gods reproduce like mankind? If so, where's the mother? Is Jesus younger than God? Why do I have to ask for forgiveness if he already died for my sins? Why did he have to die in order to forgive me? Couldn't he just forgive me? What have I done to Him that I need forgiveness for?
    1
  4287. Watch this documentary: /watch?v=a8Jg41szSg4 It covers the history of US-Iranian relations, identifies the problem, and propose a solution. No conspiracy nuttery. Only facts.
    1
  4288. Yeah, and the one who's now president, stole his identity.
    1
  4289. Take a chill pill. It was just a question. There's no need to go defensive.
    1
  4290. @Jex134 Check out Transparency International's 'Corruption Perception Index'. The index is an average rating by experts. It's important to understand that europe is a lot more diverse than USA. Skandinavian countries are rated highest in the world (low corruption), while other parts of europe (eastern in general) are rated notably low (high corruption). Another interesting candidate though is Singapore, rated freest economy in the world behind Hong Kong, while maintaining notably low corruption.
    1
  4291.  @dakotyadouglas5873  How is AR-15 being the most common rifle in US relevant, when comparing assault rifles versus handguns?
    1
  4292. My appologies, I assumed you referred to the sexuality of the target audience and not the portrayed sexuality of the actors. Also, considering your view on sex, do you object to sex altogether or just pornography? If the latter, why? Isn't pornography just an expression of human (well mostly male) sexuality, or is there something more to it that makes it worse?
    1
  4293. Jimmy Dore man, what a guy. He's now officially my role model.
    1
  4294. Total number of deaths 2020 so far, regardless of cause, seems to be considerably higher than last few years. Is this rise due to covid? Difficult to say for sure, but I think that would be a reasonable guess.
    1
  4295. I like the discussion here!
    1
  4296. I'm not arguing semantics. Your words that lead to my genuine misunderstanding. Just clearing things up.
    1
  4297. Judd Dredd.
    1
  4298. Try this revent interview with Claes Borgstrom, the attorney who represent the two women: /watch?v=rVDCe0Y0Tq4
    1
  4299. Good! Hopefully goes independent!
    1
  4300.  @reav3rtm  Yes, NATO could have denied countries bordering Russia membership in order to honor their agreement and preserve peace, as is supposed to be their mission after the fall of USSR.
    1
  4301. Hope.
    1
  4302. What do you mean by "normal"? That homosexuality is uncommon?
    1
  4303. Well it seemed like he was critizising universal health care, and since USA is the only country lacking that I assumed he was american. Apparently he's from Israel, which has universal health care.
    1
  4304. If you've ever seen a diagram of 'long run average cost' as a function of 'scale', you'd know that SMALL business have incredibly more to gain from expansion than large business. The rational decision for a large company is to cut expenses, usually by moving labour-intensive units to cheap-labour countries, or by investing in technology and machines that reduces the need for labour. Handing out subsidies to large business does NOT create jobs. If anything, subsidies should go to small business.
    1
  4305. @Jex134 Is it YouTube or TYT who did the cap? Either way, I think it's a bit far fetched to conclude they're trying to inhibit intelligent discussion.
    1
  4306. So laws shouldn't apply to assange? Is he perhaps *caugh* too big to fail?
    1
  4307. Maybe a good redistributive system forms a homogenous population? When income gaps are narrowed down, the populaition become less segregated. Statistics show that people are less suspicious towards one another as income gaps are narrowed.
    1
  4308. Baron Harkonnen or a L4D boomer?
    1
  4309. Thankfully this will all change once Judge Dredd get back on the streets.
    1
  4310. Booorrriiiiiing.
    1
  4311.  @gailjohnston9253  Thanks, but I don't live in Finland.
    1
  4312. @TheCanadianDude Well duh, it's the republican primeries. What do you expect?
    1
  4313. The downside of economic freedom is that one's freedom becomes directly proportional to one's economy.
    1
  4314. A black man invented peanut butter... Game, Set, Match.
    1
  4315. Mattias really likes the word "mass formation".
    1
  4316. This is one of the most disturbing videos I've ever seen.
    1
  4317. Truth is truth, lies are lies, insults are insults... everything become so simple when you only consider your own narrow perspective. Nevermind that one mans compliment can be another man's insult, nevermind misinterpretations and misunderstandings, nevermind our different conceptions of truth and reality, and nevermind such legislation's potential to be used as a tool for abuse and oppression. I've lost my hope in you. You're not able to grasp what I'm saying. I might as well speak greek.
    1
  4318. Well, the lack of correlation would decrease the potential for statistical dependence, wouldn't it? Also, say what?
    1
  4319. "...because you are so full of blind hate." How about some introspection?
    1
  4320. I'm searching for information about Sweden's response to the amendment. All I was able to find was the document "Strategy for Sweden's cooperation with WHO 2021-2025" which offered some hopeful words: "WHO’s funding model remains a weakness. The fixed income provided by membership fees is a small proportion of the budget and the organisation continues to be dependent on a small number of major donors." "For Sweden, the funding of the organisation is a priority issue." "Sweden will improve strategic governance capability in WHO’s governing bodies by requiring regular, transparent, clear and appropriate monitoring and feedback of the organisation’s work at all three levels." "Sweden will endeavour to ensure that governance of WHO is effective and results-based by requiring accountability and transparency (Outcome 9, Outcome 10)."
    1
  4321. Justice is being performed in the court room. The media hype and public reaction is an effect of the case's failure to make it there.
    1
  4322. ​ @Bjorn2055  Let's be real though, Norway's high prosperity is rather closely tied to their oil resources and the associated fund.
    1
  4323. Why is civil possession of uranium-235 illegal in the USA? I thought you were the land of the free.
    1
  4324. IMF has no real stake in the world economy but rather thrives in moments of crisis. This seems like rather perverse incentives.
    1
  4325. Maybe not physically addictive...
    1
  4326. "I don't believe he was sober." "I think he killed the bear." Jessica Burbank pushing conspiracy theories again. That's a lot of speculation based on nothing.
    1
  4327. In some aspects they are more free, but I've talked to some girls from Tokai University in Tokyo. They didn't find themselves too free. Apparently they are subjected to hard pressure from corporations, eg. they couldn't take a year off or change direction in their studies without jeopartizing their career. They were expected to finnish studies at a certain age. If they finnished later, they were considered lazy or uncommitted.
    1
  4328. Maybe her size is a side effect of his cooking.
    1
  4329. Funny how in some instances, a non-aligned Ukraine and a Russian Crimea is "all Russia wants" and in other instances Russia has imperial ambitions rationalizing European armament and application for NATO membership.
    1
  4330. Thanks Steve Oh for stepping in! "It's easier for the girl. Guy's trying to get laid." So the guy's the predator and the girl is the naive innocent prey? Come on Cenk! You know better. Also, male-to-female transmission risk is more than double that of female-to-male. And because of the nature of the female genitalia, they often suffer additional symptoms that the male don't.
    1
  4331. If I had known that your skewed views on women was rooted in such deep childhood trauma, I would never have questioned you. My deepest apologies. lol
    1
  4332. I get the feeling that during her abstinence she built up this romantic myth about what her first sex is gonna be like and get dissappointed when it doesn't live up to her expectations. No one's first time is great, get over it.
    1
  4333. @pantheon777 Glad you liked it.
    1
  4334. @BoredLikeHelI And yet another example of how many people gladly bend over.
    1
  4335. In what way are Big Bank CEO's terrorists? "Terrorist" means demanding political reforms using the threat of violence against civilians.
    1
  4336. This is parody!
    1
  4337. Having sex for the sake of sex is cool. Using sex as a tool to get things you want is not, excluding the case where you want a kid ofcourse. Maybe my world view is skewed, but to me it seem like women to a larger extent than men are having sex for social, material or financial benefits than men do. This does however not justify the 'slut shaming' Ana and Cenk is talking about.
    1
  4338. Eratosthenes did not prove earth is round, he estimated its circumference assuming it is spherical. The observation that the sun is directly above one city while at an angle for another is as consistent with a flat earth model as with a round one. I'm not denying earth is round, I'm just pointing out that this particular argument provides zero support for it. She should know better.
    1
  4339. Sweden recognized Palestine in 2014. Now useful idiot Tobias Billström regrets it, because he seeks the approval of globalist friends.
    1
  4340. "20 times less" ...
    1
  4341. I assumed that a two year old report would still apply. Sometimes I forget that science is a continuous process hehe. Thanks for the info.
    1
  4342. Surely most people can figure out how to make a molotov cocktail? It would be more concerning if it explained how to engineer a deadly virus, a chemical weapon, or how to sabotage the power grid.
    1
  4343. Locking people up for unpopular thought and expression? No thank you. I'm not making excuses. Come the day they start burning synagogues, bombing refugee shelter, or plan to do so, then by all means lock them up. That however is only the acute treatment of the symptome. To treat the disease or prevent its' reoccurrence you'd have to dig deeper and find the cause.
    1
  4344. This makes me so fucking angry. Not only is it ridiculous to retaliate satire with murder, they're even killing the wrong people. I hope they realize how stupid they make themselves look. You don't blame an entire nation for the act of one troll. IDIOTS!
    1
  4345. Christians believe Jesus was God in one of his three forms. "The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit (or Ghost)"
    1
  4346. @pcmacro That's false. Far from "almost every male" have access to porn. I'd say like 20% of world males watches porn. However it might be true that almost every male would watch porn if they they could.
    1
  4347. According to a 2010 study the Neanderthals contributed 1–4% of our DNA through interbreeding with early humans. But yeah, I wouldn't consider the neanderthals our ancestors. We've just got an ancestor in common.
    1
  4348. Christopher Ellis Well, that's not really the case. Over millennia, various people have blindly prescribed various remedies with varying validity and varying result. Now we finally have means to tell which of them work and which of them don't.
    1
  4349. The wedding had just started when the earthquake came. People get thrown around, furniture tip over, debree fall from the roof. Earthquake stops. There's a moment of releaf before a new panic breaks out... Some are wounded from falling furniture. Some try to call their family and friends but the damaged grid gets overloaded and only a few calls get through. How bad was the earthquake? Is my house damaged? Suddenly: "ENOUGH! MY WEDDING IS MORE URGENT THAN YOUR WORRIES, AND IT WILL PROCEED!"
    1
  4350. The police suit was not to "shock" people. It was two reasons he used it. 1. He could expose his weapons without too much suspicion. 2. If confronted, the uniform would induce confusion and buy him a few extra seconds to aim and shoot.
    1
  4351. @wellifthemediasaysit There are reasonable evidence against most of the conspiracy theories you suggested. All you have to do is to look for it. If -after you've reviewed that evidence- you insist on the conspiracies... please explain to me how the evidence is deficient.
    1
  4352. Switzerland is also the richest (2011) country in the world per capita, and the direct correlation between poverty and crime is well known. No one is suggesting that gun legislation will reduce crime, only reduce the lethality of it. Also, I don't think the high crime rate in america has so much to do with culture as it has to do with poverty and income inequality.
    1
  4353. Ameshia Cross... another professional spouter of BS. Where are these people manufactured?
    1
  4354. If the legislation allows them to lock people up without a trial, why would they wanna give them a trial?
    1
  4355. It's called fascism.
    1
  4356. He sounds like Forrest Gump.
    1
  4357. Maybe he didn't tell his wife because she's homophobic? It's not that unlikely you know.
    1
  4358. You should listen to this interview with Claes Borgstrom, the attorney who represent the two swedish women: /watch?v=rVDCe0Y0Tq4 I hope they turn Assange over to sweden so that the world will see that there is no conspiracy to turn him over to the US.
    1
  4359. Alec Baldwin is the head of F.A.G.
    1
  4360. Then tell me what a soul is!
    1
  4361. I'm relieved by the maturity of your response. It seem obvious now that you only meant to emphasize the contrast and not minimize western gender equality issues.
    1
  4362. That's ridiculous. I pee next to my buddies all the time. I don't know about strangers though. I personally wouldn't take the one next to a lone guy if there are other convenient options, but I wouldn't frown on someone who did, neither would I assume he's gay.
    1
  4363. Randall dropped a lot of fascinating stuff in this podcast. Unfortunately he ended on a note of numerology, which I have little patience for. He seems a little too eager to scavenge for evidence in support of his preconceived ideas. It would be more credible if he made serious attempts to falsify them.
    1
  4364. u jelly?
    1
  4365. Well both genders has their genitalia on the same spot, so why not come up with a name that accurately describes both? ... perhaps "genitalia head"?
    1
  4366. Hamas is horrible, yes, but there is plenty of evidence Israel is engaged in an attempt at ethnic cleansing. How Dave deals with this fact will be a test of character. Will he surround with circle jerk, or will he reach across the isle and have conversations? So far it looks pretty bad.
    1
  4367. I don't know whether that's good or bad.
    1
  4368. @wellifthemediasaysit Racism? Haha wtf? I definately didn't see that one coming. Anyway, isn't it clear that I'm trying to spread the truth about 9/11 too? It's just that I'm actually looking for the truth rather than the excitement from trying to unravelling a secret conspiracy of the puppet masters of the world.
    1
  4369. I wonder if west's disproportionate sympathy for Ukrainians has anything to do with our media's systematic portrayal of the country as being on a path towards liberal democracy.
    1
  4370. Really interesting discussion. I like how often he admits "I don't know" and pushes back on Tucker's sometimes loaded questions. It's clear he has his own mind, perspective and ethics.
    1
  4371. Joe seems to conflate communism and dictatorship.
    1
  4372. Again, Ben is being the mature one and try to pick a part an over-simplistic idea.
    1
  4373. People lost trust in vaccines? Ok, are you going to improve the rigor and transparency of vaccine testing procedures? Are you going to break financial and career ties between regulators and pharmaceutical companies. Are you going to invest more in short and long term monitoring of safety and efficiency of sold vaccine? Are you going to make producers liable for side effects? No? THEN NO FCKN WONDER!
    1
  4374. This is silly. Nothing better to talk about Pierce?
    1
  4375. Yeah, what's the point of having a justice system? Let just let the police punish people in the heat of the moment as they see fit. Jesus Christ what a fucking idiot.
    1
  4376. Do they rape on a daily basis too?
    1
  4377. I didn't say porn is about men physically or verbally abusing women. I said there are porn that are like that, and that it's significantly more abundant than the reverse scenario, and that this is why some have come to associate porn with misogyny rather than misandry. Don't make me repeat myself again.
    1
  4378. Jesus Christ this episode left me paranoid.
    1
  4379. It bugs me that these murderers are facing six feet of dirt and not the reality of their crime.
    1
  4380. There's something about asking people to compare Congress to Nickleback that tells me it's not very reliable.
    1
  4381. DW News should be ashamed, turning war into entertainment.
    1
  4382. @sheek3222  People probably care, but since this isn't reflected in news or political debate, they feel like no one else cares.
    1
  4383. TED is deluded. The democracy of US is in bad shape for sure, but Trump isn't the problem. Robert Epstein's research shows that Google, Facebook, YouTube and Bing all have strong democrat bias in search results and search suggestions. The strongest republican candidate is being legally prosecuted based on nonsense. The strongest independent candidate is rejected secret service protection despite being descendant of two victims of political assassination and having already faced significant threats. He also face significant obstacles getting his name on state ballots, despite pulling double digits. All the Democrats has to offer is to abuse their power to demonize, smear, silence and financially hurt their opponents. No positive vision for the future, just politics of division and fear campaigns while they service their donors and elite friends.
    1
  4384. What kind of comedian doesn't appreciate a loud fart? I thought more of Louie.
    1
  4385. Job was a small sacrifice for the amount of jobs we got in return.
    1
  4386. I think he meant to ridicule the idea of judging a person by the clothing in a court case. An analogy is a rape case in which the defense is arguing the victim's clothes are slutty, while the prosecutor is arguing that a slut would never wear sneakers. Bottom line is that it's ridiculous that they're even having a discussion about it.
    1
  4387. Well obviously The Young Turks were already cool back in the Ottoman days, hence the modern expression.
    1
  4388. Oh you really got me there. Clown.
    1
  4389. I'm a data driven guy. Hand me stats instead of name dropping.
    1
  4390. Please hit me with your facts and logic! I'm curious!
    1
  4391. I think you're oversimplifying. It matters how taxes are spent.
    1
  4392.  Red Mango  If you shot neutrons, they would have fired back.
    1
  4393. ​ @jeffreyyoungblood7438  It's ok, it's natural to have neutrons firing in your brain. Nothing to be ashamed about: https://hps.org/publicinformation/ate/faqs/faqradbods.html
    1
  4394. Let me guess, Saladino is trying to sell me his salad?
    1
  4395. You have an exaggerated idea of "essential part of life". It doesn't mean it should be considered a human right. A court spokesman says: "The Internet plays a very important role today and affects the private life of an individual in very decisive ways. Therefore loss of use of the Internet is comparable to the loss of use of a car," If a car is considered an essential part of life, why wouldn't internet? Some jobs are highly depending on the ability to check E-mail from home.
    1
  4396. As I grew up, my mother was always interested in gardening, had a greenhouse and a small field where she planted a range of vegetables and spices. This early luxory made me a bit picky about what I eat. I remember the first time I tasted carrots from the supermarket and realized that, from the taste alone I couldn't tell it was carrot. I have this fear that an effect of GMO and plant breeding is that our standards are gradually shifting to the point where everything taste about the same.
    1
  4397. I hate people who hate people for their looks.
    1
  4398. Wow! Stef is really enjoying Kurt's jokes today. :D
    1
  4399. Looper, layers, sampler, equalizer, 15 instances of a multi-effect real time audio manipulation tool, and software to make all of this work together in a realiable and efficient way and provide full overview and control of everything going on, complete with a touch screen interface tailored for the purpose, even with unique gestures for swift control.
    1
  4400. Bill is a business guy. He used profit incentive to motivate big pharma to develop vaccines. I think he's afraid that if he now takes profit away from them, they may not be as eager to develop the next vaccine.
    1
  4401. Muhammed was a fool. He learned about submission to an assumed diety but he never learnt about something more important like reality. Muhammed was a hallucinating epilleptic.
    1
  4402. I'd say: down with religion's influense over children and politics. In my oppinion they should be perfectly free to belive and organize around their belief, as long as it's a free choice, that is: not indoctrination or enforced by law.
    1
  4403. I cant help it. This guy seem like a fucking douche bag! It's the kind of guy who walks around pissing on everybody, then criticizing their reactions and act as if he has the moral high ground.
    1
  4404. @BeekersSqueakers Claming both of the two top comments. Hats off! ;)
    1
  4405. He is indeed a boss... literally.
    1
  4406. /watch?v=vNI5CA5jijw
    1
  4407. You're the one pointing fingers here, not Cenk. He's just making a forecast.
    1
  4408. Ok that was ignorant of me, but still, it's _American_ news. Iran, China, Russia, Israel. All are hot topics. It seem like news coverage is proportional to the foreign nations' arsenal.
    1
  4409. Are you Shia or Sunni?
    1
  4410. Don't worry, they have made a risk-benefit analysis, and it showed that they run a large risk of making hundreds of billions in case of a leak.
    1
  4411. As far as I can tell the immigration rush is designed to justify the transition of liberal democracies into technocratic police states. UK was ahead of the curve, but now it's coming to fruition in Sweden. Under the veil of countering a crisis of organized crime, they introduce exceptions to basic rights, empower law enforcement, expand surveillance, expand censorship, etc.
    1
  4412. "Is it true that another type of diplomacy would have stopped the war? I don't know, but it doesn't seem like it." It's simple: Reject Ukrain NATO membership. But NATO expansionist ambitions seems to have higher priority than the Ukrainian and European peace and stability.
    1
  4413. You made it sound as if Islam is more tolerant towards blasphemy. Haha, good joke. Ignorant fuck.
    1
  4414. You think the human nature will be different on Mars?
    1
  4415. I'm not sure Mr. Gates is very motivated by $ anymore, he has given away $28 billion to charity through his Bill & Melinda Gates foundation, which goal is to solve the global issues that governments wont. He has signed an agreement, along with Zyckerberg and Warren Buffet, to donate at least half of his wealth to charity. He's just a successful dude who want to do good at the later days of his life, just like Rockerfeller was. He want to be remembered as more than just a capitalist.
    1
  4416. I dug a hole in the ground then filled it in again, for Ukraine!
    1
  4417. Jesus christ.
    1
  4418. You know where your theory fails? Sweden, the most pro-abortion and gay-liberal country there is, is completely spared from these disasters. I wonder why that is. Is it because god for some reason spared Sweden, or is it because of Sweden's geographic location? Wake up fucking looney.
    1
  4419. I'd prefer Tulsi in a position from which she could keep US out of war. I'm not sure Director of intelligence is that position. Trump seems to surround himself with neocon warhawks.
    1
  4420. You were lied to. Don't blame yourself.
    1
  4421. If this had been a Horse, would the punishment have been the same?
    1
  4422. Correction: a low p-value indicates significance of correlation, not of causation.
    1
  4423. My neighbor plays loud music at 11 pm. So anti-Semitic.
    1
  4424. Hasn't it always been that way?
    1
  4425. So, the free-range chickens have the opportunity to go outdoors, but fail to do so. Is that what they're saying?
    1
  4426. Here's an old radical idea: Be yourself and expect others to treat you as an individual.
    1
  4427. Strangely, my stomach gets chaotic from potato crisps, but is absolutely fine from french fries. Must be some additives.
    1
  4428. Haha I didn't have a clue.
    1
  4429. Probably much cheaper than keeping them locked up for another decade.
    1
  4430. Nah, they're going to double down again, like they did after last time Trump won. Less substantive campaign promises, more demonization, more propaganda, more censorship.
    1
  4431. Don't care.
    1
  4432. I feel that it's really about generalization vs acknowledging a more complex reality.
    1
  4433. Maybe the Nazis weren't so bad after all. Probably just misunderstood and needed a hug.
    1
  4434. America's constitution is a product of the enlightenment movement. It has nothing to do with christian principles, rather the contrary.
    1
  4435. Will be interesting to see how he will apply AI to optimize for truth.
    1
  4436. 2:06 Cenk: "what is this I don't even..."
    1
  4437. 07:51 FAIL!
    1
  4438. Diversity without pluralism. Who even thought that would be a thing.
    1
  4439. The business may be exploitive, but ultimately the consumer is the one who buy a car he/she can't afford.
    1
  4440. "I don't understand where you're trying to go, except the dollars, which really bother you, hahaha!" The most "let them eat cake" moment I've ever seen.
    1
  4441. Hush! I'm baiting for debate.
    1
  4442. In what moment do you suggest the couple should've pulled their guns? You don't step onto a bus expecting it to be hijacked by maniacs. They probably didn't realize the seriousness of the situation until metal rods started flying.
    1
  4443. Joe can serve another term for sure as President of the US. Being shuffled around and read loudly the notes that are put in his hand is all that's required of him.
    1
  4444. Anyone seen hustler's "Who's Nailin Palin?" ?
    1
  4445. Or she's just really tired, which is quite understandable.
    1
  4446. "Making nothing out of nothing" If it truly is nothing, people will not watch it.
    1
  4447. I would argue that a lighter is not designed to be thrown.
    1
  4448. 2:44:05 About protein and fat. This is referred to as "protein poisoning", "rabbit starvation" or "fat hunger". Wiki on this topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_poisoning Scientific data seems to be scarce, but it's historically documented.
    1
  4449. Are you referring to this Gaddafi? /watch?v=9eLzd2Bc5-8 ...or this? /watch?v=ZtovbvemxQI&feature=related ...or maybe this? /watch?v=_YjM3fWT1Tw&feature=related&bpctr=1347099918 . He seem to be handled so well. I hope he got his dinner after this incident.
    1
  4450.  @Dee0336  He had on a lot of rupublicans actually, but few presidential candidates.
    1
  4451. No. You gay libber, communist, socialist and unamerican!
    1
  4452. @Mysio Was gonna say the same thing. I was surpriced to see someone already pointing that out. In 2010 USA had some 52000 troops stationed in Germany, 36000 tropps in Japan, 28000 in Korea. USA never end a war without having the right to leave military bases behind.
    1
  4453. While I admit that Atheists are in no way immune to superstitious beliefs, the Roman Catholic Church require a certain set of them: the transmutation of bread and wine into flesh and blood, sacrament (alternative medicine), divine guidence (ESP), resurrection (similar to reincarnation), god in his three forms (including holy "ghost"), exorcism (conspiracy theory), and many more. I find it quite likely that this required level of superstition is above the Atheist average.
    1
  4454. There is something poetic about Russel Brand, inspired by the example of Jesus, being crucified like this.
    1
  4455. @zeykshade atheistveganheathen said: "...but any mention of other countries doing something more effectly than the US..." Notice that he said "something" as in anything. Looking back at the citation he made earlier, I assumed he was referring to the frequency of violent crimes. Your right that the portion of people being in jail does not necessarily corelate with the frequency of violent crimes though.
    1
  4456. I can't fucking hear what Adam says. Please give him a megaphone!
    1
  4457. Well said! Nothing cause me as much frustration as watching history repeat itself because people fail to learn from it.
    1
  4458. I think that porn by some people being associated with misogyny has to do with there being a lot more porn featuring women being physically or verbally abused by men, than the other way around. Of course there are exceptions, but since the reverse scenario is no way near as common, I don't find it outrageous that it has come to be associated with misogyny and not misandry.
    1
  4459. I'd recommend Norway. Rich as trolls from the oil, good social security, responsible government, astonishing environment (especially up north), etc. A negative side would be the rainy climate. Sweden is pretty much the same minus the wealth from oil and the rain.
    1
  4460. ​ @TheSycaman  Given that no truly independent thinker exist, "independent thinker" is more of a scale than a category. You can draw a line on this scale to define a category she does not belong to, but this does not change her position on the scale.
    1
  4461. I recently listen to a talk about a rather opposite trend: Investment in a region's institutional quality can give a better return than investing in its infrastructure, because the return on investment in infrastructure diminishes with decreasing quality of governance. I think his talk relates to this paper: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.169.8569&rep=rep1&type=pdf (Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, London School of Economics)
    1
  4462. Perhaps people are sick of a political party that's dangling scary things on one side and candy on the other while picking your pockets. The democratic party truly looks down on their voters as brainless pawns to be manipulated for their benefit.
    1
  4463. It's not a masquerade.
    1
  4464. So Elena Baturina was actually sanctioned... $3.5M dollars... given to a company... that Hunter Biden was working for.
    1
  4465.  @cheater00  Nice!
    1
  4466. Avoids radio frequencies for stealth. Wears Christmas lights.
    1
  4467. I think it's rather ironic that Anonymous is trying to disclose the bully's animosity. As off now, Anonymous is the bully.
    1
  4468. That ad shows that Democrats think about their voters as no more than helpless conformists. "Look at all these familiar people voting for Biden. You're not gonna be different are you?"
    1
  4469. 1:30 Is that his shirt or just more skin?
    1
  4470. It would make sense to replace "cool" with "cold" in that context. Google translate at work.
    1
  4471. Hahahaha I'm sorry but those laws must be from the bronze age. I mean what the fuck?
    1
  4472. You've probably been visiting the HowToBasic channel.
    1
  4473. Tami reminds me of Snoop.
    1
  4474. As a person who use the Adblock Plus I get to ask: "What ads?"
    1
  4475. Streight marriage allows perfectly gay men and women to pretend they're in love and get married.
    1
  4476. I know! I mean Scotland is right there, next to Afghanistan. How can the miss it?
    1
  4477. Who's the new guy? RJ Eskow? He's been on many times before.
    1
  4478. I wasn't trolling, not clowning.
    1
  4479. I'm not stupid. I just find it peculiar that you think progressive tax punnishes success, but a flat tax is not. The difference is not that great. Success is still rewarded, it's just that the reward is a bit smaller.
    1
  4480. This is what happens when you indoctrinate children from the time they are born to hate another people.
    1
  4481. I like this guy's solutions to nectrotic wounds and hunched backs: leg-kicks and uppercuts. Yeah, that's gonna fix it. On a side-note, yes maggots help reduce infection by removing dead tissue. To his point, hardly a substitute for hospital.
    1
  4482. "Outstanding achievement by individuals who have attained excellence and international renown in their chosen professional fields, and whose actions, in addition to their achievements, embody the character of the Jewish people through commitment to Jewish values, the Jewish community and/or to the State of Israel. " So much for not being political.
    1
  4483. Remember the Chernobyl mini-series, how we indulged in the dysfunctional of Soviet bureaucracy, feeling good about our superior system? The dysfunction on display during the Covid-19 pandemic makes soviet look professional. Unlawful, harmful research. Intentional/accidental release of pathogen. Cover-up of the fact instead of alarm. Suppression of investigation of pathogen origin, while broadcasting sinophobic rumors. Deceptive fear-campaign to secure finance and ramp up demand for vaccines, circumvent laws and regulations, and cease control over public discourse. Sale and deployment of unsafe vaccines with questionable efficacy, under the false pretense that it provides immunity and will eradicate the virus. Suppression of information of alternative, more effective remedies and strategies. Suppression of research and discussion about side-effects. Coercive methods to force vaccines on people, including withdrawal of basic freedoms. Divisive rhetoric to turn people against the unvaccinated. Push to take additional vaccine doses, despite questionable safety and efficacy. Suppression of research and discussion about excess deaths which may be related to vaccination or pandemic policy. Compromising of regulatory boards and government officials. Attempts to expand the authority of non-elected unaccountable supragovernmental institutions, asking democracies to submit a considerable part of their national sovereignty in return for supposed safety. Etc.
    1
  4484. Gaslighting voters that their problems aren't real, dismissing them as uninformed or misinfirmed bigots. The left has done this for at least two decades. You'd think that they'd eventually wake up. I'm starting to think they will rather be displaced and forgotten before they change.
    1
  4485. There's no need to be rude. What makes you think I'm cold-hearted? Is there anything I said that indicates I'm not going to comfort my loved ones in their time of need? My point was that death-bed curiosity is not an argument for a spiritual reality. It's only natural that when people face death they wish that there was something beyond.
    1
  4486. Sorry, I just found it a bit hypocritical that you use a bunch of insults just before you present a list of insults that are commonly used by your opponents. There is humor in insulting you with your own insults even though you fail to see it.
    1
  4487. ​ @Kulei666  Which science are you talking about? I'm guessing not physics.
    1
  4488.  @volkris  Ok, yeah that's even worse.
    1
  4489.  @edwardk3  The economy is racist
    1
  4490. It all boils down to what is considered a human being and what's not. A blob of slimy tissue with no cognitive ability whatsoever is in my oppinion not a human being and can be done away with if the mother prefer.
    1
  4491. It looks like she's talking in her phone as the officer assaults her. He was probably offended by something she said.
    1
  4492. @kessa1111 Spitting bother you? You're just scratching the surface man.
    1
  4493. I honestly think it sounds like he just stumbles: "Anti-war, government and uh... thef... the America was a source for division..."
    1
  4494. Yeah I know. Still funny.
    1
  4495. It's pretty clear why Tucker said those nice things about Russia: it's because it is in complete contrast to the portrayal propagated by western media. That's what Tucker tried to highlight: that we're being lied to.
    1
  4496. Christianity has departed from the teachings of the Bible a long time ago.
    1
  4497. Yeah that was a fucking disaster.
    1
  4498. @Jex134 Sure, but they're dead now. And since the instructions on how to build this device is supposedly available online for everyone, why are there no convincing demonstrations of a working device? I mean, I just read an article of some guy who was arrested for conducting nuclear fission experiments in his kitchen. This device seem like building a LEGO castle in comparison.
    1
  4499. @Stevie68000 Jews? Rly? -_-
    1
  4500. I know how to solve global warming. All I need is $106 trillion. Send it!
    1
  4501. I find it contradictory that first he says that our world is heading towards having one communication network, one language, one economy, one fasion, one music style etc. and then he goes on to say we're heading towards a multicultural society. Did he mean that a multicultural tolerant society is necessary to achive a monocultural one? That our cultures must first learn to exist side by side, before they are willing to compromise and merge into one?
    1
  4502. I don't care what AOC says because she has demonstrated she is all about career and nothing about ethics or principles. Nothing is genuine, only opportunistic and calculated to further her own goals.
    1
  4503.  @AWriterWandering  Sure, but that's not a good reason for epistemological farts.
    1
  4504. @plazthalt Sure, and Putin made Trump win the election and blew up his own pipeline for sure. News shouldn't engage in speculation. That's for the viewers to do.
    1
  4505. Cenk got such a sane attitude towards politics.
    1
  4506. Wow. Greta grew up fast.
    1
  4507. 7:05 Am I stupid or is this completely wrong? Electrons move through the wire, not through the battery, right? Otherwise it would short itself?
    1
  4508. 1h 43m... that's it? Mike deserves another hour, or two, or three.
    1
  4509. @skaredufngamen Get a life? I'm working on it. I'm studying for a test and resorted to youtube for a quick break. I find it relaxing to enquestion people and to make them think, this time I failed though. Have a good night out!
    1
  4510. I wonder how much money honest musicians have lost to greedy labels.
    1
  4511. This story makes me wanna break something expensive.
    1
  4512. Let's be honest, what are you more upset about? That it was about rape... or that the joke totally sucked?
    1
  4513. He's good, but he also have a kinda easy subject. It's harder to make an interesting talk about geology, history, or quantum mechanics.
    1
  4514. Well duh. That was kinda what Cenk's said, that she interupted her systematically to prove a point.
    1
  4515. "Intersectionality" refers to the overlapping part of a Venn diagram, i.e. the intersection between different overlapping domains. In the context of fringe left discussion, this refers specifically to the intersection between different categories which are believed to be disadvantaged in society. Example: if you are black AND woman AND lesbian you have a worse shot in life than either category alone. Yeah, they tend to make things sound more complicated than they are.
    1
  4516. No.
    1
  4517. "In god we trust" Yeah I can see that, spending every other taxed dollar on defence.
    1
  4518. If downvotes were visible...
    1
  4519. I don't understand what you mean by "truth is the essence of innocence" There is an objective truth out there, but we can only attempt to form our conception around it. It's impossible to get it completly accurate, and it may look completly different if you look at it from other perspectives.
    1
  4520. I can't find the image :( All I can find are censored.
    1
  4521.  @ananthim7358  Did you just made that up? Or, do you need to talk?
    1
  4522. Ofcorse the Ads are effective. It's Darren Aronofsky, the man behind Requiem for a Dream.
    1
  4523. Thanks. I'm curious though why my first question was downvoted...
    1
  4524. Notice how Joe's head-phones are positioned on his head. Yeah, you can't unsee that now. I'm sorry!
    1
  4525. Silly war hooligans. NATO might be the worst thing happening to Sweden's security, sovereignty and democracy for a century. We're now reduced to a pawn on the chess board of what's left of the increasingly desperate globalist elite.
    1
  4526. I was thinking of precisely this! :)
    1
  4527. Government total spending relative to GDP hasn't changed much over the last 30 years. It's mainly how taxes are collected, from whom, and how they are spent that has changed. Taxation of high income earners and corporations has certainly gone down, that's as undeniable as that healthcare spending has gone up.
    1
  4528. I read the article and from the little information that was given I agree that it seems like the man was wrongly convicted. According to the law, the gesture should not be enough, it must also be his intent to spread hatred or contempt against a minority. However, it seems like neither you or I have enough information to make a fair judgement. It's likely that the court had good reasons to believe his intent was malicious.
    1
  4529. Dick-tator
    1
  4530. u jelly? ;)
    1
  4531. It would take a conscious adjustment of the algorithm by google.
    1
  4532. @White14Man Haha what's your problem? You into S&M or what?
    1
  4533. As Malcolm Gladwell said, the property I value the most in a leader is humility. Obama got it.
    1
  4534. I'm surpriced you're not blocked by Adblock Plus.
    1
  4535. @awhitesoul2012 Why are you opposed to race-mixing? :/ Seem fucking stupid.
    1
  4536. Title: Kombucha tea angers Content: It might occasionally contain 1/8 the alcohol of light beer Some would call this misleading.
    1
  4537. Is that Elton John in the thumbnail?
    1
  4538. 1&4 - Don't fall off your chair now, but perhaps the reason why countries who implement such laws are perceived as less "racist" is because it works? And perhaps the act of offering minorities this extra protection does in itself contribute to the country being perceived as less "racist"?
    1
  4539. That has more to do with American christians being more restrained than them being less malicious.
    1
  4540. @DYORPEEPS True. The newsvalues are fcked up.
    1
  4541. 6&7 - /wiki/Reverse_discrimination Again, this was an attempt to summarize, not to misrepresent. Again I must refer to the perceived overdog-underdog relationship that is the reason behind this kind of discrimination being referred to as "reverse". While I still find it hard to see how this would lead to genocide, I also believe it is false. You may find a few anecdotes of non whites being favored by the legal system to base your reality on, but I mean, look at ratio of the prison population.
    1
  4542. What's hilarious is that you think you know the score well enough to make a fair call.
    1
  4543. A perhaps better way of saying it is that mathematical physics studies nature as it exists independent of human experience. Quite reasonable if you accept that the universe existed long before humanity and will exist long after us and that humanity orbits one star among sextillions.
    1
  4544. Close the sky = Fly free zone If it wasn't obvious.
    1
  4545. You've got all the rights to laugh at this. But the Swedish king is actually pretty cool. He's dyslectic, immune to prosecution, drive fast cars and hunt. He's been caught a few time for speeding and one time colliding with another car in a roundabout... but of course without penalty of any kind... because he's king.
    1
  4546. Earth is an open thermodynamic system. Incredible amounts of energy goes in to the system from the sun, but the higher temperature gets the more energy leaves the system in the form of thermal radiation. The temperature is thus self-regulated towards a stable temperature. Any temporary increase in input energy, such as a nuclear bomb, would only mean a temporary increase in temperature, after which it would returns to the stable temperature. If only your knowledge matched your arrogance...
    1
  4547. So let's not get distracted: what was the content of these documents?
    1
  4548. So if someone fails to be christian in this life... second chance?
    1
  4549. We can't see the traffic situation here. It's not always safe to stop the bus. Also, I doubt checking on the kid would help him in any way. He had already called for "help in a hurry" and that help was not gonna arrive any earlier because he checked on him.
    1
  4550. Hey conservatives. Why don't we find a free market solution to your problem?
    1
  4551. Obviously the conflict is much more complex than that, but Nord Stream pipeline certainly contributed.
    1
  4552. I would hesitate to call such a diverse and loose-knit group heroes. Rebels is a better word to describe them. Sometimes they do good, but sometimes they're just bullying in the blind, arbitrarily singling out people who happen to be demonized by media at the moment.
    1
  4553. Of course it's illegal, that's the whole point. Just like any civil disobedience event Adam has arranged or participated in (smoking weed or stripping naked in public, dancing at Jefferson memorial, wearing T-shirts with explicit themes, trading with illegal currencies, drinking non-pasteurized milk, etc.) it aims to attract media attention and spurr debate, NOT to provoke violence. I don't support the march, I just think it's unfair to portay Adam as a violent man, because he's the opposite.
    1
  4554. Racist piece of shit.
    1
  4555.  @wilhelmvanbabbenburg8443  True.
    1
  4556.  @aceyage  "Dangerous fragmentation" kind of sets the stage.
    1
  4557. @aceyage  Well duh.
    1
  4558. To be frank I'm not sure they know at all.
    1
  4559.  @souldesire5932  Has the research been reviewed by peers? Did it receive any critique? Was there anything to it?
    1
  4560. We got 5 senses. Seeing is just one of them. We can feel air temperature, pressure, and friction. We can hear it. In fact, everything we do hear, is propagation through air. It's testable, falsifiable, verifiable, and repeatable. Where's your god at?
    1
  4561.  @DegreesOfThree  You made me curious, so I read the Safire Project Report. Many nice photographs of plasma and some basic descriptions about the experiment. But I can't see how it relates to your claim that electricity somehow helps explaining the movement of stellar objects. Also, the report is just a brief summary. Is there some more in-depth publications available somewhere?
    1
  4562. Why is it that throwing money into corrupt regimes is a better return on investment? Obviously it is because you get to do more shady deals and with less accountability. The world is f*ked up.
    1
  4563. I don't need your attitude... I got one of my own.
    1
  4564. Poor Israel being scrutinized despite cozying with the greatest superpower in human existence. Unfair!
    1
  4565. USA has warships deployed in every corner of the world... no biggie, just protecting our interests. We're just making sure we can respond quick in case something happens. Russian sends a few to mediterranean... WARMONGER! COLD WAR 2!
    1
  4566. Call me a synic but I think the only actor that will start or avoid war between PRC and Taiwan is USA. US propaganda has worked hard to manufacture consent for US protection of the island and has actively provoked PRC by taking Taiwan's side.
    1
  4567. Is that supposed to be english? I have no idea what you're talking about.
    1
  4568. Why anyone would consider marking your comment as spam, I can not tell. YouTube users work in mysterious ways.
    1
  4569. Ira Helfand's gives an example of the effects of a nuclear explosion: https://youtu.be/jVriM9MVegg?t=32
    1
  4570. I pity your woman.
    1
  4571. So sick of all these exaggerations: "War on [whatever]!"
    1
  4572. Better donate when blood sugar is low. Not wanna waste expensive calories.
    1
  4573. Shut the fuck up and gimme Louis!
    1
  4574. u mad bro?
    1
  4575. EU commissioner for Values and Transparency defends an organization that was amplifying or censoring voices in secret according to the whims of a specific political party. As a EU "citizen", what can I do to have her replaced?
    1
  4576. "medical conditions" doesn't necessarily include mental ones, but thanks for the clearification I guess.
    1
  4577.  @BriantheMan.-yw2lt  Can you elaborate what you mean? What makes you feel that way?
    1
  4578. With their attitude towards science, they wouldn't even make it to the stratosphere.
    1
  4579. Biden is like: "MOVE BITCH, GET OUT THE WAY!" /watch?v=UC86yQAzaxg
    1
  4580. Yes, and I've also seen 'Sex drive'.
    1
  4581.  @nvelsen1975  What's Syriza?
    1
  4582. @AntitheistPOV ...assuming your mind is solely products of your genome, not shaped by outer stimulus. If we instead assume the latter, the problem of criminals falling back to crime after being released is rather a cause of prisons failure to rehabilitate them. I agree that genome is to some extent involved, but I've also seen massive evidence that suggest environment plays a much bigger role. Thus, it would take a looong time before we can see any effect of such selective sterilization.
    1
  4583. How does it poison the story? He gave Ron Paul full credit for his position on NDAA.
    1
  4584. Nah, more like that it's stupid to have a strong oppinion on an issue you're not well informed. I suspect that a large portion of the people who opposed did so for this very reason.
    1
  4585. To be fair, I didn't find his 1998 (or 88?) article about Ms. H to be that controversial. I mean all he said was "Nice legs!" and he admitted that it was a mistake. However the latter article was truly horrible.
    1
  4586. Liz should look up what argument from ignorance is. "We don't know this, therefore that."
    1
  4587. This sounds like a terrible move. I think why they act like scumbags in the first place is because they are not properly integrated in society, they are outcasts. By moving them to the outskirts of society you only cause further segregation which multiplies the symptom.
    1
  4588. US have among the highest literacy rates and univerity completion rates. 7% of americans do not belive in a god, universal spirit, or higher power. Only in Europe there are 9 countries below 7%.
    1
  4589. The fire likely started from some kind of short circuit, but I don't think it was the batteries that were burning but the carbon fibre composite body.
    1
  4590. 3 - Well ironically the Aboriginals already had their homeland "flooded", and don't even pretend the treatment they endured is even remotely comparable to the current situation of whites in America. And by "crowding out" I guess you mean massive immigration until the original population is in minority and is assimilated? I would argue that despite integration efforts, the risk of the immigrants being assimilated before they reach majority is far greater.
    1
  4591. There's no need to be sarcastic. It wasn't me who compared the two.
    1
  4592. "Look at these nerdy losers wasting their life by the computer only to generate profit for fraudsters instead of getting wasted and clubbing like normal people."
    1
  4593. You clearly have no understanding of what freedom of speach is all about. If the freedom only applies as long as no one disagrees, there is none. The whole point is to allow for unpopular ideas to challange the popular ones. Any idea can be considered insulting, it's subjective. Example: The principle of freedom of speech is very dear to me, and I am deeply offended by your comments. Now, by your reasoning this makes you a criminal. Can I now rightously demand your arrest? Do you understand now?
    1
  4594. You're not very bright are you. I hope you end up in jail.
    1
  4595. One could also argue that we are too smart to survive on this planet.
    1
  4596. He's just doing a pep talk to stimulate growth. That's what presidents do every once in a while. Get over it.
    1
  4597. As the obvious underdog it surprises me it took Ukraine this long to resort to terrorism.
    1
  4598. "Peer reviewed" means just that: experts in his own field have approved of his sources and reasoning.
    1
  4599. You specified tax levels for incomes under $150K and over $250K. So what happens if your income is $200K?
    1
  4600. Her point was that non-hot people are underrepresented. Of course there are exception.
    1
  4601. @amusingtrailmix Efficiency.
    1
  4602. Wow, I did not know that essentially all deuterium was made in big bang. Blew my mind! :o
    1
  4603. 40% to 30% is a change of 40-30 = -10 percentage points but a -10/40*100 = -25% relative change. 90% to 95% is a change of 95-90 = +5 percentage points but a +5/90*100 = +0.56% relative change.
    1
  4604. Alright, seems like you know your thing. Thanks for the info.
    1
  4605. I like Fetterman's casual attire. More of that!
    1
  4606. At every point in history since Muhammed, muslims have said Islam to be perfect, yet it continuously evolve. Strange huh.
    1
  4607. I'm sorry that my joke passed you by.
    1
  4608. So you're saying Christian is a common name in all christian nations? Just because it's a name has religious origin doesn't mean there can't be local preferences.
    1
  4609. Agreed.
    1
  4610. By bad, I mistook Javis586 for a South Korean.
    1
  4611. @MTVVH1sucks Yes I agree, I just wondered if we'd do that. Since they were convicted when it still was illegal, maybe they'd have to serve their time anyway?
    1
  4612. @mikebee02 Big deal? Maybe it was something important, like his kid was sick or something.
    1
  4613. He just said a=b, no more, no less. a>x and b>x is a strawman.
    1
  4614. "Muhammad never committed an act of violence." However, he did own slaves and participate in battles in which people were killed.
    1
  4615. Really interesting talk.
    1
  4616. ...and by "in place" you mean? As of today, no quantum computer have been used for other than experimentation. They are certainly not commercially available.
    1
  4617. @Clanki Yeye whatever. But what about the database? Some other clip? Care to gimme a link?
    1
  4618. Regarding not processing vitD efficiently when sick, John Campbell put it in terms of "using up" stored vitD while sick. Which is correct?
    1
  4619. I believe you got the wrong person.
    1
  4620. Your comment makes no sense as a response to my comment. I think you replied to the wrong person.
    1
  4621. Yes, two successive quarters of negative GDP growth, but if you allow me to cherry pick numbers and present them out of context, perhaps I can convince some people that GDP is actually kind of growing positively in a sense.
    1
  4622. Regarding population crisis. I think they underestimate the role of economic security and prospect of home ownership. Having causal sex is one thing, deliberate family planning is quite another.
    1
  4623. Interesting disagreement between Joe and Jordan's views on psychadelics. Joe feels psychadelics unite people by promoting selflessness and a sensention of being part of a greater whole. Jordan feels that psychadelics drive exploration and disruption of tradition, leading to division and chaos.
    1
  4624. We recently scrapped our equivalence of cents in sweden ("öre" 1/100th of a swedish "krona"). Good riddence if you ask me, even though only the "50 öre" coins were still in use, so it wasn't that much of a pain in the ass.
    1
  4625. @JunCorrado I like him. There are other persons in this show I dislike far more.
    1
  4626. @ColdHandsXColdHeart What do you mean by "report the whole story"? Was this out of context? You can't expect them to show the entire comedy show.
    1
  4627. I don't think she's this stupid. She starts a conspiracy theory to divert responsibility away from the Biden administration.
    1
  4628. @unclexbob Time dilation is a confirmed. It's science. Although I don't know how that would allow you to work half time for full time salery... unless you're working at relativistic speed that is.
    1
  4629. Can you elaborate or perhaps refer me to some article/lecture on the connection between income inequality and the monetary policy enacted by central banks? I'm open to new perspectives. For you, I highly recommend the following lecture: /watch?v=NQGCoiakycQ This one's also great, but not as closely related: /watch?v=0MJHyMwtTZU Both are around 20 minutes long, but if you are interested in global economics and politics, time will fly by. They will really help you understand my perspective.
    1
  4630. Sounds like things are going according to plan then. I'm sure they'll replace Putin with a US-friendly liberal democracy.
    1
  4631. @BryceTonner Oh and btw, she has done a TED talks herself. It's called "Embracing otherness, embracing myself" Check it out!
    1
  4632. It amazes me how your leaders are able to skew your perception with their rhetorics. They've convinced you that pornography is this powerful enslaving entity that egyptians need their leaders to liberate them from in order to regain control over their lives. In reality your leaders are the ones seeking control over your lives, depriving you of a liberty you once had.
    1
  4633. I think he meant that they were being treated as though they are racists, not that they are subjected to racism.
    1
  4634. @Jex134 Just cover you head as you run into the wall of reality. I don't want to see you get hurt.
    1
  4635. @DjCalliber ...except the economy has pretty much made continuous progress since he came into office.
    1
  4636. The dept isn't the only thing going down if Palin become president...
    1
  4637. Jessica is wrong. Those bureaucrats do not represent the will of the European people. Their opinions have no legitimacy whatsoever.
    1
  4638. 05:08 Lol, looks like the typical YouTube comment section.
    1
  4639. @1marcelo It's psychology and group dynamics.
    1
  4640. ADL's 2022 Audit reported 3697 antisemitic indidents in 2022, highest on record! These included 1 death: an ARAB CATHOLIC professor at University of Arizona (Thomas Meixner). I mean, poor guy, but let's stop making up excuses for infringing on the 1st amendment!
    1
  4641. I'm open minded, but David say so many mindboggling things that my mind goes into defense. I can sense that John shares this feeling.
    1
  4642. I was not referring to the creation of mankind, but that we are supposedly imbued with a sacred soul. If "life" is defined as this soul's attachement to a physical body, this implies that killing is equally wrong whether this body constitutes 1 cell or 50 trillion. Sure I agree that it's a bit far fetched, and I realize that people tend to wrap the Bible around their own preconceptions, but it's the Bible that allows them to get away with these with a streight face.
    1
  4643. Not literally though, only practically.
    1
  4644. This is where math loses me.
    1
  4645. Mr Jason Borne, here are your guns, your 6 passports and your 32 social media accounts. Hunt down those uppity citizens and show them whos narrative is in control.
    1
  4646. I have to say I enjoy shit jokes.
    1
  4647. I'm not sure "lame" is the term for lack of gag-reflex. GIGGEDY!
    1
  4648. 32000 rapes a yeah huh? Well obviously those weren't "legitimate rapes"...
    1
  4649. Why so short? :(
    1
  4650. One could make the same argument with car seatbelts and come off as equally stupid. "Yeah, I'm going 60 mph... like the belt's going to make the difference." YES. It will.
    1
  4651. Why don't wallstreet just buy OWS? But I guess it's too late now that they've already spent a fortune on smearing.
    1
  4652. The resolution of 3D printers is not that great, meaning the surface of the product is rough, and tiny and thin parts can be a problem. Since a gun is made of several different materials, and that printers are designed to print specific materials, you would need a range of printers to print a gun. This also means that there's not that many printing materials available, and that the gun probably has to be redesigned according to the properties of these. ...but I guess it's a matter of time.
    1
  4653. Anna's genuine emotional response to Cenk's immitation. Why don't we see that more often on TV? I love this show.
    1
  4654. Haha sure, we just need to find a topic that is less exhaustible first.
    1
  4655. Regarding picking a film. It is true that the options from which we choose are limited by our ability to recall them, a process which we often feel we are not in full control of. But we may also recognize this fact and withhold our choice in order to inquire about our options. I don't think free will corresponds to our ability to understand our options as much as it corresponds to our preferences when considering a given set of options.
    1
  4656. I'm pretty sure he was sarcastic.
    1
  4657. Wow Santorum... why did it become OK to be anti-education? This is getting so ridiculous.
    1
  4658. Google creates "Google Video". "Google Video" gets run over by "YouTube". Google turns "Google Video" into a search engine, buys "YouTube" and turns it into old "Google Video". Fail.
    1
  4659. The fundamental idea is that manual labor is being replaced by technology, which eventually makes the majority of world population redundant, and this is why the "technocrats" are supposedly conspiring to wipe them out. You argue that these people are still needed since the technocrats wealth is relying on their consumption, but I guess they could get around that simply by consuming more themselves. No. I don't buy Alex theories, but I find them interesting in a sci-fi kind of way.
    1
  4660. Awww that's cute! He makes me wanna hug him!
    1
  4661. There's a major flaw with Cenk's gun control argument. If someone want to kill a lot of people, and he can't get hold of guns and ammunition... what stops him from making a bomb?
    1
  4662. I suspect Ron Paul will do just as much good as he'll do havok. But I also suspect he's the fresh wind that america needs to wake up from its' deluded state.
    1
  4663. Are you satisifed with this?: Races do exist, but people in general have an outdated and inaccurate understanding about their nature and relation to eachother, which leads some people to belive that race is enough information to justify discrimination.
    1
  4664. What a laugh-inducing motion picture!
    1
  4665. A mace is a flail minus the chain.
    1
  4666. @XF0 I hope you remember this when US start teaching Mandarin in elementary schools. See... you're going to be China's bitch in a few decades or so.
    1
  4667. They didn't stop. They didn't get bumped. They may have slowed down a bit out of shock, but as they realized the situation, they chose to hit the gas to avoid trouble rather than stop and make sure the woman got medical attention. That she supposedly were run over voluntarily seem like nothing but a narrowminded generalization from your part, comparing her with Jihadists. Fact is, regardless of her intention or non-intention, they failed to care for a perhaps lethally wounded human being.
    1
  4668. That would have been a good practical joke if eggs sold in stores were fertilized.
    1
  4669. So are TYT's.
    1
  4670. What guarantees can they give Russia that Ukraine won't use the ceasefire to muster forces for continued war... AGAIN?
    1
  4671. If we had a vote about who to throw out, you'd be among the first few to go.
    1
  4672. The quality on TED's website totally sux.
    1
  4673. Let's hear what former professional liar of the Bidens has to say. I'm sure I will learn something true and profound.
    1
  4674. Neither do you apparently.
    1
  4675.  @8thaccount535  Time to see your therapist.
    1
  4676. Description, second line. "Due to loopholes in the law, Issei is a free man to this day."
    1
  4677. The idea is to fool the rapist that it's real hair.
    1
  4678. Brotip: Insults that are true are generally more offensive. Eg. According to sociology, xenophobia is a caused by fear. The natural reaction to fear is fight or flight. So whether I choose to interpret you as a coward hiding behind your computer screen, or a racist champion attacking black people in the YouTube comment section... at the end of the day, you're just a pathetic little pussy. A courageous person respond to the unknown with curiosity, not fear.
    1
  4679. Sounds like Chrystia is advocating for Marxist labor theory of value rather than to let the market set the price.
    1
  4680. Zuckerberg figured that Facebook will probably make good profit during the war on Covid-19, making him a war profeteer, so he better start working on that PR asap.
    1
  4681. Thank you so for explaining the obvious, and also for not having a sense of humor! Much appreciated!
    1
  4682. Interfering with a gym's decision to not allow fit people is LITERALLY getting into people's business. I think Ana is right. If a gym decides to focus on overweight people and helping them get in shape, it's their decision. If you're fit, I'm sure there are more suitable alternatives available.
    1
  4683. "You're supposed to need our protection against Russia and instead you make them your friends? Outrageous! We can not have this!"
    1
  4684. WEF's capture of the Canadian government would explain their transformation from a nice neighbor to a paternal oppressor.
    1
  4685. The Swedish approach to multiculturalism is segregation, not by force, but by choice. Foreign cultures are welcome in, but natives prefer not to live in their neighborhood and foreign cultures prefer to live among their own.
    1
  4686. The machine is pleased with the return to gender politics.
    1
  4687. "if we allow gays to marry, then why can't people marry animals and robots? and hey! I love myself! I therefore should be allowed to marry myself, right?" I couldn't care less who, what, or how many you marry, as long as it's consensual.
    1
  4688. ...or is it just a precaution not to lose credibility? Having liberal views on drugs is one thing, using them is another.
    1
  4689. One influential politician to another: "War on Terror is losing credibility. Let's bring back the Red scare."
    1
  4690. I think China is going to be the most important factor influencing our future world. More discussions about China please.
    1
  4691. ...so when're the conservatives gon' drop the Zombie Apocalypse argument?
    1
  4692. I've got an idea. Let's sterilize all people who claim their obesity is a genetic disease. A few hundred generations and obesity will no longer be a problem... if it really is a genetic disease that is. Problem solved!
    1
  4693. I really don't think that's exclusively a left-wing issue. Right wing demagogues frequently spice their rhetoric with isms like "socialist", "marxist", "communist", "terrorist", etc. And I don't think calling people "pathetic" and "thick as shit" is much better.
    1
  4694. You are clearly an economist. ;) Ultimately it is not efficiency nor economic growth that is the societal goal, but people's well-being, life quality, and happiness. While it's true that these generally correlate, they are not synonymous, and one must consider that the data suggests that recent years growth has been shared among very few. The notion that any increase in GDP is for the benefit of everyone is simply not true, and increasingly not so as inequality continues to rise.
    1
  4695. Wow. You need to go see a psychologist.
    1
  4696. @allhopeisgone0826 If I could take away two behaviours of mankind it would be xenophobia and ignorance. I'd say ~95% of world's problems are direct causes of these two. Maybe I could reduce it to only one, since xenophobia is often a product of ignorance.
    1
  4697. If I was a republican and was strongly opposed to "Obama Care" I would feel like a first class tool right now.
    1
  4698. I never considered myself a nationalist until I realized how much democracy depends on having a strong sovereign nation. I'm tired of giving up freedoms, rights and sovereignty to the benefit of globalists and EU bureuocrats.
    1
  4699. 50 shots and no one hurt? They probably just shot into the air because they were so excited.
    1
  4700. @CrisKG125 Trying to be a hero?
    1
  4701. @PattyGilMo "condensed to a slow vibration": Wave–particle duality
    1
  4702. 6:23 The robot sounds like the ambience out of a horror movie. Lucky for us it's covered up by warm Spanish guitar licks.
    1
  4703. So basically they're saying: "We're the future 1%! You're about to get fcked!"
    1
  4704. That's very Orthodox of you :)
    1
  4705. I think there's an unpaid intern under the table tasked to bite her leg when its time to get up and clap. It's a dead intern now.
    1
  4706. Premise: "Banks print all this money to reduce the value of private savings. Better to use bitcoin as currency, because its value grows." Alright, let's examine this. (A) has inflation been particularly high lately? Not really. Annual inflation of dollar sits quite stably around 2% since the 80's. (B) is inflation bad? Well, it is bad if too high or if you are hoarding a currency rather than investing your savings into things that retain value or grows. It's great if you want to create an incentive for reinvesting savings into the economy.(C) is it good that the value of a currency increases? Well, this is what is normally called deflation and is known to throw economies into recession, because it kills the incentive to invest in actual productive activities.
    1
  4707. If Cenk keep making the distinction between atheism and agnosticism as though they were mutually exclusive, he will end up redefining the terms.
    1
  4708. Oh haha.
    1
  4709. It was just her way of telling him to stay the fuck out of her life.
    1
  4710. A can opener is preferable to a can't opener in my opinion.
    1
  4711. The residual radioactive material after filtering is said to be tritium (hydrogen with two neutrons). In the early 50's, the estimated total amount of tritium on Earth's surface was 3 to 4 kilograms. However, atomic bomb testing has raised this amount to something like 300 - 4000 kilograms. It would be useful to know exactly how much in total Japan plans to add to this number.
    1
  4712. If you want more room "in" this planet I'd be happy to dig a deep grave for you.
    1
  4713. She is a good teacher indeed, but I think she could have been an even more excellent scientist, if the world let her. She has that independent scrutinous minuset.
    1
  4714. I once had five wanks in one day.
    1
  4715. Intelligent enough to spot a troll.
    1
  4716. Just tell us the truth! You'd be sitting in the sofa in your underwear sippin' on a $900 scotch, watching some braindead TV-show... alone.
    1
  4717. U.S. isn't airdropping billions on Ukraine despite corruption but because of it. Complete corruption means money can buy anything. Let that sink in.
    1
  4718. Now that's constructive criticism...
    1
  4719. I'd go out on a limb and call her a procrastinator.
    1
  4720. @SempeVeritas Wouldn't you agree that the answer is not so simple when we take into account that the 'group instinct' can also drive the individual to sacrifice himself in favour of the group (without the promise of an afterlife)? Yes, the instinct evolved to favour the individual, but as it turns out it sometimes overcome the instinct of self-preservation and reproduction. So, can we still call it purely selfish? I'm not so sure.
    1
  4721. So basically, Pakistan exported the rock salt to India because they didn't know how to process it themselves. Pakistan government decided to still ban exports to India. Hence the rise of unprocessed pink salt on the market as of late. Rather interesting!
    1
  4722. IHOP... makes me think of Cartman Jumps the Homeless (South Park)
    1
  4723. Yep. That's the possibility he must get used to before considering a life outside prison.
    1
  4724. @scan95487568 US does not kill civilians, they just cause a lot of "colleteral damage".
    1
  4725. "No, there's about 16 and I've already done 48 and a lot more have asked, another 20 or so. [Inaudible]" Doesn't seem to answer the question, but perhaps makes more sense in full context?
    1
  4726. I can't belive he's victimising himself like this. Trump: "Poor me. Everybody's ripping on me because I'm rich and successful. I'm being discriminated against for doing a lot of good deals! :(((" Well buhu, media took you down on to earth. Running for presidency of the USA doesn't only require shiny merits on your CV and a shitload of money for campaigning. It also requires good politics and ideas.
    1
  4727. A large chunk of the house cost is the land value.
    1
  4728. Wait, I thought girls already run the world. Beyoncé told me so.
    1
  4729. The four W: Women, Wasism, Wussia, Warming
    1
  4730. Kudos to Robby for resisting to speculate and chatter about other people's family drama. Stay focused on the NEWS.
    1
  4731. I find it rather laughable that you try to disprove global warming, and blame high temperatures on earthquakes in the same comment. Do you agree that temperatures are rising or not?
    1
  4732. By nature of science it is impossible to know in advance where groundbreaking discoveries will be made. No meritocratic system can guarantee success nor eliminate failure. You simply need to take risks in order to make progress in science. This calls for more humility and daring exploration and less trying to foresee what will succeed.
    1
  4733. Oh man. It must suck to come so close to winning the Darwin Award, and then not.
    1
  4734. Why don't we intervene? Because China and Russia will probably not let us.
    1
  4735. I wonder what the gun industry will do about this. They're probably already in full panic. Will be fun to watch as they turn 180 from: "GUN IS A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT! REGULATION IS BAD FOR 'MURICA!" ...to... "THIS IS GETTING OUT OF HAND! WE MUST REGULATE 3D PRINTERS A.S.A.P.!"
    1
  4736. Hahaha that's the most absurd thing I've ever heard. Does this sound like a muslim who's trying to push Sharia law? /watch?v=uBwPOlannHY Alex Jones is suffering from paranoia. That he thinks Cenk is a muslim agent who's trying to push Sharia law has more to do with the fact that Cenk has ridiculed him on air, and less to do with it being true.
    1
  4737. She's not defending it. She's saying the media portray an exaggerated model of reality. It's not an epidemic. It's a few cases that suddenly get media attention.
    1
  4738. Questions that are evoked by agony are as reasonable... as the answers that are designed to releave agony are accurate. Whether a scientist would be in better position to answer these questions than a priest or not, depends entirely on what you're looking for: relief or accuracy.
    1
  4739. Studies has also shown correlation between racism and low IQ.
    1
  4740. @richardloveswhites Hahahaha! :D
    1
  4741. Police state here we come!
    1
  4742. "Ask Usama Bin Laden if he's better off now than he was four years ago!" Well... if you are to belive the Quran, he's in paradise now.
    1
  4743. Oh for fuck sake. He got US military involved in the region. Let the man celebrate his achivement! So what if he does it like a Led Zeppelin?
    1
  4744. He's a good balance to Cenk's arrogance.
    1
  4745. The best way to have coffee is to hype it up, build myth, culture and ritual around it and stigmatize naysayers.
    1
  4746. ​ @ActuallyRocatex  I don't understand how you can find purpose in anything other than $$$$$
    1
  4747. About seeing X-rays of bones and bloodvessels... while the flash includes Xrays the visual effect is not likely to be actual Xrays as these are not visible to human eyes. The effect is due to the extreme intensity of visible light.
    1
  4748. Ana is the one trying to keepin it real here.
    1
  4749. Ron Paul may be genuine, controversial and right on many questions. However he also has some fcked up views eg. denying evolution.
    1
  4750.  @toyotaprius79  Perhaps, but we have built a world that depend on it. Without it we can't feed current world population.
    1
  4751. More like Bombala.
    1
  4752. Brian: Strip down and rebuild the party, change the leadership, hold people accountable, stop insulting voters. Seth: Hmm, or maybe they could work on their communication a little bit?
    1
  4753. ...the hell's a 6.9 atheist? What did I miss?
    1
  4754. This is how trust in institutions is restored, not through censor.
    1
  4755. They didn't, and that's why they let him finnish.
    1
  4756. Yes, and then he continues... "This will be a nonviolent event, unless the government chooses to make it violent. Should we meet physical resistance we will PEACEFULLY turn back. Having shown that free people are not welcome in Washington, and return with the resolve that the politicians, beurocrats and enforcers of the federal government will no longer be welcome in the land of the free."
    1
  4757. Despite Romney being a Mormon, he seem the least bad of the GOP candidates... but maybe he's just a better actor.
    1
  4758. That is so cool!
    1
  4759. Vitamin D is so important to human health that it turned africans white.
    1
  4760. The bicep is also an organ. Doesn't make it any less of a muscle.
    1
  4761. Yeah, but it is interesting to explore whether there is something about the numerical qualities of 37 that make humans feel it is more random than other numbers. It would be interesting if human intuition or heuristics regarding randomness takes such aspects into account, at least in an approximate way.
    1
  4762. That hilarious! :D
    1
  4763. Then you don't know what a man cave is.
    1
  4764. @Ebolahill88 That's 'hundreds of thousands', not "hundreds and thousands". It's a big difference.
    1
  4765. Here's the original Milgram experiment: /watch?v=zpGJjNUbmpo Really disturbing.
    1
  4766. Swift is the leader of a cult.
    1
  4767. So tell me, if Putin rules by opression and murders all dissenters, why does he bother with such an event?
    1
  4768.  @heyguyswhatshappening6210  And why is that necessarily or even desired if he is a tyrannical autocrat? Tyrants used to apply public executions and left the rotting corpses for display in order to instill fear in their people, not lull them into a sense of normalsy.
    1
  4769. "Aid" used to mean food and medicine, now it's lethal weapons.
    1
  4770. Yeah right, only an idiot would associate ice melting with risen temperature. Clown.
    1
  4771. You know what else is associated with low IQ? Racism.
    1
  4772. @papersplease Similar systems are actually quite common outside the US, but we shouldn't be preaching our communist mumbo jumbo on them. They wouldn't understand. ;)
    1
  4773. Kid looks dope.
    1
  4774. I hope she makes a zero-gravity porno while in space.
    1
  4775. Take a chill pill man.
    1
  4776. Yeah I feel you. I've come across a few stories where TYT have obviously not done their homework and I think to myself: "how many stories like this have I taken for fact?" But at least their mistakes seem to be genuine. And I agree that the Treyvon Martin case have become a public symbol of racial profiling and a failed system of justice, but I think that they got more to lose from bowing to public pressure than failing to put Zimmerman behind bars. I'm confident that he will get a fair trial.
    1
  4777. "America will end up a country with permanently lower levels of ..." The use of the word "permanent" here triggers my bullshit alarm. The factors mentioned have historically varied considerably over time (for example due to economic cycles) and will continue to do so in the future.
    1
  4778. What are his evil plans?
    1
  4779. Sounds like a plan.
    1
  4780. Superfood: Fresh food processed in a way that it isn't processed kinda and somehow still fresh but also not. Try it out!
    1
  4781. Of course you are not obliged to discuss anything with me. I just found your response peculiar. I've never talked to someone who thinks the flaws of their oppinion is not their's but someone else's to deal with. Usually people are interested in explaining why they believe they are right.
    1
  4782. @noor121212121212 I'm not sure I want to see everything beutiful, because that would make the word lose its meaning. I've pondered and thaught a lot about the universe, life, death, existance etc. but never have my mind come across what you are describing, and to be honest I find it rather unlikely. If there is something I've learned through my pondering, it is to dig down to the root of things. What is logic worth if based on the wrong/false presuppositions?
    1
  4783. I don't know about this woman. She seems to rely more on emotional arguments than science, "Rockerfeller", "Industrial lubricant", "See how nasty the refining process looks", "It may be polluted and oxidized because of clear plastic". There's no need to speculate about the content and nature of the oils, just buy a bunch of bottles and analyze the content! There's also science out there to read.
    1
  4784. Al Franken drawing state boarders is impressive? Try Stephen Wiltshire drawing entires cities in intricate detail from memory. EDIT: Oh, Robert referred to this later.
    1
  4785. My judgement is that Eric is really smart, but also has a chip on his shoulder, which takes the expression of arrogance. According to himself, he brags a lot when drunk.
    1
  4786. Sad for sure, but little compared to Afghanistan and Iraq.
    1
  4787. "They're trying to figure out why they're at 20 year record lows at CNN..." I wish Cenk had continued like this: "I've got news for you... which they don't"
    1
  4788. Why don't they bet on integrals instead? Much safer and oh so sustainable.
    1
  4789. There's no pleasing conspiracy theorists. One day the globalists are running the world. Next day it's the guy declaring globalization over.
    1
  4790. Be honest. Do you really think the proportion of "blabbering idiots" is of greater proportion among lefties than righties? Discussions are not won by talking down on people, that's how they are ended.
    1
  4791. Her voice! She should sing Jazz.
    1
  4792. I won't pretend I'm an expert on brittish history, but I can't see why Guy Fawkes has become this icon for anti-authoritarianism. King James was the rebel refusing to answer under the pope, and Guy Fawkes' was the one who attempted to murder him and reestablish Catholicism. Right?
    1
  4793. However psychologists and psychiatrists deliver an actual service.
    1
  4794. 0:55 That dog is FLYING!
    1
  4795. If the drones belonged to a foreign power US would have invaded another country by now.
    1
  4796. TYT admittedly has a political agenda. FOX News claims to deliver balanced news coverage.
    1
  4797. So it's more important for you to slake your primitive thirst for vengence than to prevent crimes from happening in the first place? As Ana explained, he will serve 21 years after which they will make a new evaluation. If he is then considered fit for society he will be let out, if not his sentence will be extended. The reason many experts don't think he will be let out again is because nothing so far suggests that he will ever be fit for society.
    1
  4798. Don't burst his bubble. America is the best country in the world and everyone wanna go there because freedom.
    1
  4799. Please say that typo was not deliberate. Haha!
    1
  4800. Intersectionality: when idiots rediscovered the Venn diagram.
    1
  4801. "I like people. I don't need people to like me." I like this guy!
    1
  4802. Is the velocities of the outer matter in a galaxy relativistic? If so, wouldn't this play an important role when determining the mass of a galaxy?
    1
  4803. That chin is impressive.
    1
  4804. "I can assure you that gay people getting married will have zero effect on your life.They won't come into your house and steal your children. They wwon't magically turn you into a lustful cockmonster." Unfortunately christian conservatives are not worried about this life, but the next. They think they'll fry in hell if they don't defend certain biblical principles.
    1
  4805. Europe also had a tradition of protecting free speech, until Ursula von der Leyen announced war on misinformation on behalf of WEF. Censor is now being institutionalized across EU, based on digital identity, digital wallet and agencies for deciding and policing censor. EU and most of its nations have been corrupted to their core by NGOs. I'm considering emigration.
    1
  4806. Yeah. I guess he realized their economy is depending on their customers' economies.
    1
  4807. Producer: Don't listen to John. Wait for my call to get him out. We hope to get some juicy content for this bit.
    1
  4808.  @mugogrog  You draw the line where think it is, based on your personal priorities and best available data. In my opinion.
    1
  4809. It's not that all feminists are like that, it's that these feminists get most attention.
    1
  4810. "Surely if we are all of the same incest family, starting with Adam and Eve, then we should all have the same genetic illnesses." Incest doesn't produce genetic illnesses, but increases the probability of already present illnesses to 'activate'. So your argument requires that God intentionally implanted genetic diseases in Adam's and Eve's DNA from start.
    1
  4811. Or... you can learn how to step above your dumb little wants and find peace in the now.
    1
  4812. They probably miss the good old days when their shady activities were funded by drug trade.
    1
  4813. Well they did analyze brain activity.
    1
  4814. Ambitious... but haven't we seen this many times before?
    1
  4815. "Masks are ineffective and health healthcare workers need them badly."
    1
  4816. David is being unreasonable here. It was a pretty dope.
    1
  4817. Pretty good summary but I think the timeline is a bit confused. Sweden has been on trajectory towards economic liberty since roughly 1980. It is not a reaction to recent immigration issues and crime.
    1
  4818. I have no reason to doubt this story... but doesn't his skirt look a bit photoshopped?
    1
  4819. I can't...
    1
  4820. So, what happened to the truck? Did it explode? If so, did it explode somewhere safe? Did anyone got hurt? Did the driver survive? I mean come on! You just show a clip and tell some stupid jokes about it.
    1
  4821. Biden pardons establishment buddies. Trump pardons ordinary cirizens.
    1
  4822. ​@victory-ukraine The reality is that Ukraine is sacrificed to bleed Russia. It is a strategic move by US to keep a potential rival down. It's all a deep tragedy. I hope you'll find a path to peaceful coexistence.
    1
  4823. I don't like the idea of teaching kids to work hard for its own sake. What kids need is real motivation. It's easy to give up if you don't see the point.
    1
  4824. @l0rd0fday2 "sheeple"... oh you're one of those... Alex Jones much? lol
    1
  4825. If you didn't give a shit it wouldn't stick.
    1
  4826. Which one of the women are you referring to?
    1
  4827. I'd rather have the KeyStone pipeline than decades of war in the middle east.
    1
  4828. @mmafyasco Don't get cocky just because you're on another branch of the dumb-spectrum. Can't you see the stupidity in transferring their dept onto their own tax-payers?
    1
  4829. They gotto unite against the common enemy... ATHEISTS
    1
  4830. It keeps salaries low and work conditions harsh.
    1
  4831. Just me or is the video quality better than usual?
    1
  4832. ...and in reality they were not that much different from eachother.
    1
  4833. Because you're gonna have to slay atheists like myself first.
    1
  4834. What a bizarre situation: a woman with nothing to say obliged to speak to an audience who is obliged to listen and feign interest. All participants are confused and would rather not be there.
    1
  4835. Kudos to Ben for enquestioning Cenk. He can be such a loud mouth.
    1
  4836. So if any other country in the world create a new law, Michigan can't have it? Might as well start protecting laws with intellectual property rights.
    1
  4837. "Just because you are perceived as the weaker group doesn't mean you're right." Exactly, so stop the whining, Jews! (I'm sorry, I had to)
    1
  4838. @darkstar3x16 Because something is offensive does not make it any MORE true either. All blacks are (imput), all asians are (imput), all jews are (imput), all farmers are (imput), all scientists are (imput), all students at Jale are (imput), all politicians are (imput), all teachers are (imput), all cops are (imput) etc. I'm sorry to dissappoint you but the reality is more complicated than that.
    1
  4839. So this is how censor, propaganda and persecution of journalists and politicians became regarded "democratic". Now the threat to democracy is supposedly that the people vote for the wrong candidate, according to Madeleine's judgement. She was the fascist. She was the threat to democracy. And her destructive legacy is still haunting us.
    1
  4840. Pivoting back to middle-east are we? I'm starting to smell the end of the Ukraine-Russia war.
    1
  4841.  @jonnyhan  Yeah, that article is quite convincing, though a bit dated by now. As for now, there seems to be a bunch of smaller studies saying transmission is reduced. Would like to see another metastudy that helps sift through the data accumulated so far.
    1
  4842. Some girls fantasize about rape. This is a fact. This however doesn't mean they enjoy rape. I don't think I would enjoy everything I've fantasized about either.
    1
  4843. Terrorists blowing up civilians: bad. West pushing a country into starvation: good.
    1
  4844. "From each according to his ability..." Hmm, where have I heard this before.
    1
  4845. Jan 6 deaths: 4 suicides (cops), 2 heart attacks, 1 overdose, 1 stroke, 1 shot (by cop)
    1
  4846. That's actually kind of funny. My friends would love me if I showed up wearing that.
    1
  4847. To be fair, nitrogen fertilizer pollution is a well recognized problem, for example causing algae blooming to the point it kills fish by oxygen deprivation. However, I share the suspicion against these kind of measures, given that billionaire technologists are currently buying up huge amounts of farmland to hedge their wealth against the coming economic depression. There seems to be an ongoing war against farmers under the pretense of saving the environment.
    1
  4848. Doesn't make it less funny.
    1
  4849. I bet $10,000 that some christian is gonna be on TV claiming this was God's punnishment for non-hetero sexual activity, atheism, abortion, or premarital sex. Anyone dare to bet against?
    1
  4850. Cenk you gotto practive on your Bane impersonation. That's horrific.
    1
  4851. I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic. If you knew anything about the actual "Derren Brown" this would be obvious.
    1
  4852. Ana woke up only a decade too late, but better late than never I guess. Will she apologise to Jimmy Dore though?
    1
  4853. Simple solution to a complex problem. Genious!
    1
  4854. Actually, if this was a percussion hand grenade you were kinda right. I didn't even know they existed until now that I looked it up.
    1
  4855. Anjali would fit in well among the faceless men.
    1
  4856. I bet he know a lot of unemployed people, all of which are employers.
    1
  4857. I think Cenk is generalizing too much. Every banker can't be the worst. I'm sure there are good bankers out there.
    1
  4858. Where does orbiting heavy industry dump its pollution? Into orbit? How is this not going to be problematic over time? Is this really going to make up for the enormous energy required to get resources into and out of orbit?
    1
  4859. Awesome accents!
    1
  4860. I can't even imagine the shitstorm nationalizing the banks (even for a brief period of time) would generate. The US population is still scarred from the McCarthyism of the 50's. Free market. Jesus. Personal health. ...in that order.
    1
  4861. I realized that was a kinda stupid question. Because if your body was growing you would gain weight. Anyway, the fact is: no matter your metabolism, if you eat enough, you will gain. If you eat more than usual and still don't gain, believe it or not, you need to eat even more. Fat, Carbonhydrates, Proteins.
    1
  4862. Exactly. It is inconceivable for me that a nation as vast as Russia would seek expansion over growth. Why not follow China's example?
    1
  4863. @jonisilk No it's an abstract nuon... and that was sarcasm. I honestly didn't see any irony in that comment and still don't.
    1
  4864. ADL Audit 2022 reported 3,697 antisemitic incidents, highest on record! This included 1 death: an arab catholic professor. Yeah, I'm not kidding. This is what their alarmism is based on, according to themselves.
    1
  4865. @gammatnt It's still not a solution to the problem, but a transfer of the problem onto others. By putting people in dept they recieve less taxes, so in the long run it's a bad choice.
    1
  4866. What makes Cenk so sure Obama wont start another war?
    1
  4867. I find it ironic that you like to remind people that history is written by winners, while deminishing Thomas Edison, the loser in the "war of currents" as less of a scientist. Edison and Tesla were both great scientists and contributed greatly to modern society.
    1
  4868. That's counterproductive. All it does is attracting the even pervier men who fancy women with hairy legs.
    1
  4869. You just proved my point. Instead of solving the problem you dehumanize and find pleasure in their suffering. You are a weak human being driven by emotional impulses; afraid to acknowledge that you are much alike the people you like to call cockroaches. It's only through analysis and understanding of their actions and what triggers them that we can prevent them.
    1
  4870. @TheDarkSagan Well it's kinda already there. Secularism and religious tolerans is a good start towards Atheism.
    1
  4871. Who would willfully call for an invasion of their own homeland? Although this has been the effect, I doubt it was their plan. If you give me any reason beside raw speculation, maybe I change my mind. Also, I'm not American.
    1
  4872. I've got a solution: Cap donations to 5 dollar per citizen (including companies). Citizens use their donations as votes. And voila!: A congress that does its job. Probably some hook to this system, but I doubt it's worse than the current.
    1
  4873. Who said anything about removing porn?
    1
  4874. Operation Ajax. Puppeting of Iran for decades. Cultural oppression and militant secularism giving credibility to religious extremism. Yeah, it certainly look like US (and GB) can be held responsible for Iran being a theocracy. But it's hard to know how history would have played out if they'd been allowed to nationalize their oil industry under a continued democracy. Would Iran be as "liberal" as it is today if the Shah's never pushed for westernization (for good and bad)?
    1
  4875. Religion is also for the mentally strong with the desire to control, exploit, and oppress.
    1
  4876. Give him a break, he's genuinely excited to tell everyone how good they're doing.
    1
  4877. It almost stound like some neo-aristocracy. I mean it wouldn't surprice me if they're already practicing incest to maintain their royal linage.
    1
  4878. It's so disgusting how elite politicians like AOC dresses herself up in victimhood, demanding that her supporters protect her against the populace. She was elected to protect the populace from oppression, not to protect herself from the populace.
    1
  4879. This is going to define her for the rest of her life. Whatever she accomplishes in life, she's always going to be recognized as the Boo Boo Girl. If she tries to go under ground, the trash media is going to find her and besiege her residence and make up shocking headlines.
    1
  4880. I always wanted a soap made by child labor using obsolete inefficient methods.
    1
  4881. Please stop reporting on famous people coming out of the closet. I don't know what you're trying to do, but it's tiresome and dull.
    1
  4882. Of course God exist. We made him.
    1
  4883. @UtubeMyAccountName Are you seriously against unions? What century are we living in again? Seriously it's equivalent to being against women's right to vote. Let's go back to Feudalism. Fck yeah!
    1
  4884. There are as many versions of christianity as there are christians. Do you think your views are even remotely close to the views the very first christians had? Were they not real christians? If so, why would the real christians show up almost two centuries later in a capitalistic empire on a different continent? What makes your version the real one?
    1
  4885. You better put that on your CV!
    1
  4886. "Are they going to treat her as Bradly Manning" No, Cenk. They should treat HIM as Bradly Manning. She should be treated as Julian Assange.
    1
  4887. It's not the tool it was though.
    1
  4888. Claes Borgström is indeed a political activist, but he is definately not right-wing (he's a social democrat), and his activism is on gender equality and women's rights. If you're going to imply that he made the case to please some US authorities, or out of contempt for Wikileaks, and not his activism for women's rights, you gotto give me more than that.
    1
  4889. Remember when the public gathered in the streets in germany to protest, demanding a reform of the consitution to allow Hitler's regime? Remember when the protesters in moskow demanded the Russian government to form the Soviet Union and start sending people to Goulags? No? That's because it didn't happen.
    1
  4890. You make it sound as if all white people are rich.
    1
  4891.  @watchyoursix8841  Thanks a lot!
    1
  4892. This would be a whole lot simpler if you gave me your exact definition of "soul". Calling it God's entity does not help one bit.
    1
  4893. @valakin Would you allow people to have mortars, heavy machine guns, mines, drones, etc. too? What about nukes? I mean, you need to draw a line somewhere.
    1
  4894. Massie is the most wholesome guy in congress. Trump will gonna have to back off of him.
    1
  4895. Less dependency on middle eastern oil, meaning wars in the region are less incentivized. No, I'm not convinved it will stop further wars, but it is certainly a step in that direction.
    1
  4896. Her voice is really pleasant to listen to!
    1
  4897. I'm sure gun advocates will use this case as an example of where an ARMED officer stopped a shooting. Bear in mind that this was not a random shooting. The kid who got shot was targeted, and the shooter was probably satisfied once he was shot, and thus not very likely to fire additional rounds. And the officer disarmed the boy without firing a single shot.
    1
  4898. @JesusGaveMeNewSoul What's the difference between Jesus and God and the holy spirit?
    1
  4899. I like Jimmy's commentary, but please, PLEASE, stop interrupting the video every 2 seconds.
    1
  4900. That's a stupid challange. Why would I waste my time disproving something that hasn't been proven in the first place?
    1
  4901. I give you that one.
    1
  4902. Why?
    1
  4903. Don't ever do your drunk impression again Cenk... ever.
    1
  4904. Ana is so cute when she's laughting at her own jokes haha.
    1
  4905. Regarding the need for leaders getting togeather for hamburgers and beer, I missed a discussion regarding the prevalent suspicion that foreign leaders would use such occasions for strategic manipulation. Trump essentially did this and was portrayed as naive and manipulable.
    1
  4906. I did not imply ice and water have the same density. I just pointed out that the volume of water the ice displaces when it floats is equal to the volume it will 'shrink' into as it melts. (neglecting the higher density of salt water)
    1
  4907. Instead of denying that there is a difference in measured IQ you could for example argue that this correlation is in no way evidence that this difference is genetic. Many blacks in America grow up in a completely different context than many whites, subjected to different environmental factors; or you could argue that IQ as a measure of what they define as intelligence is highly controversial among scientists as it covers a portion of it.
    1
  4908. Weird... or maybe pioneers?
    1
  4909. Trayvon was stalked by an armed stranger. All he did wrong was to not use enough force to save his life. He should've knocked Zimmerman unconscious and then gone home and called the cops.
    1
  4910. @wellifthemediasaysit So, what's the plot? Government plan a false flag op on US soil: Placing explosives/thermite in wtc1,2&7; hijack and fly planes into wtc1&2; then take down wtc7 and hope no one will notice; crash another plane to the ground; send a cruise missile into pentagon; manipulate the crime scene to make it look like it was a plane which did it; then bribe thousands of whitness including firefighters, ambulanse personel, police, engineers, pyrotechnicians etc to give false accounts?
    1
  4911. I think the core message Thaddeus is trying to convey is that our task is to invent and shape categories to describe our nature; certainly not to shape our nature to fit categories. Categorization should be our tool for making sense of the world, not for controlling it.
    1
  4912. Graham Majin characterized journalists being against the Vietnam war to be boomers rebelling against the victorians. Would Graham Majin include Noam Chomsky in this bunch? Having listened to Noam's debates on Vietnam he comes off as the victorian and the advocates of the war come off as Zealous boomers.
    1
  4913. NASA is obviously flinging rocks into the sky to manufacture evidence for their theory.
    1
  4914. I mean, do I even have to say anything? Adam is uh... dumb.
    1
  4915. ...apart from Romney being more eager to invade Iran.
    1
  4916. Wow, Jimmy does not hold back.
    1
  4917. My guess is that NRA is gonna try to scare people from using printed guns. "Printed guns are not safe. They're gonna explode in your hand. There's even been cases where the bullet fired backwards, killing the shooter."
    1
  4918. Wow, that was really interesting! :)
    1
  4919. Finally I get to listen to Eric Weinstein in 4K.
    1
  4920. Plastic guns? I hope they are wise enough to at least use ceramics. Plastics are not known for their heat resistance.
    1
  4921. @AlexLococo Yeah, as I explained in my comment. Atheists can also be fanatics.
    1
  4922. Or maybe it have been so for a long time, only the audience didn't really get it until now.
    1
  4923. "If you [weren't] this..."
    1
  4924. Jeffrey before this clip started: "US is a semi-democratic, white-dominated, hierarchical, racist society that aims to preserve privilege by the elites. That's how it was formed in 1787. It was a slave-owning genocidal country, killing native Americans for a white culture. Amazingly, it still looks that way, although much more diverse."
    1
  4925. Nah.
    1
  4926. what a shitshow
    1
  4927. Yeah. She was the one who interupted him in the first place.
    1
  4928. While I would like to see that happen, I'm not sure it would be worth the cost of time and energy.
    1
  4929. ...and who the f*** is Ellen?
    1
  4930. That's a smart-ass brain worm he got in there.
    1
  4931. I thought this was America... /watch?v=j2zlPNGuPbw
    1
  4932. Pretty sure he was being ironic.
    1
  4933. illigitimately*
    1
  4934. @4244110 US interest in securing foreign oil reserves and the use of military force to defend that interest has been known since WW2 and was officially formulated by the Carter Doctrine. It doesn't matter if US got involved in Libya for oil or not, the NEW WORLD ORDER conspiracy is still left to speculations and belief.
    1
  4935. Wait, so you believe in strong gender roles, but don't think your life should revolve around getting laid...?
    1
  4936. Yeah I know. Still funny.
    1
  4937. This is what I love about TYT: that they allow a diversity of oppinions, that it's ok to speak up even when you disagree, as Jayar just did. You seem to forget that he's part of TYT.
    1
  4938. The western narrative used to be that a state as powerful as PRC is too unstable and prone to corruption. So I think the most interesting question about the PRC system is how they counteract this tendency. How do they prevent the elites from serving themselves at the expense of the masses?
    1
  4939.  @pausereflect5911  That's the idea, yeah, but what prevents this system from becoming corrupted?
    1
  4940. ​ @daddyleon  Makes me wonder about the next 4...
    1
  4941. WLC use the same old arguments as most of his predecessors only wrapped up in cocky rhetorics and academic terminology.
    1
  4942. Current trends are increased surveillance, policing, manipulation, censor, propaganda, controlled narratives, persecution of whistleblowers and journalists, etc. Let's first make sure we uphold values worth defending, before we worry about losing ground to Russia, Iran, China, etc. More imortant is to stop the corruption within.
    1
  4943. You just got me thinking... what if you gave money in a circle, so big that the initial giver don't know that he receives his own money? Perpetuum happiness :D
    1
  4944. He's black. He knows what he's talking about.
    1
  4945. Religions of peace...
    1
  4946. Yeah, it's easy to just cut all cross boarder flow of information, but dealing with the consequences that follows are not. I'm pretty sure this is what Cenk refers to. What will happen to all the companies who rely on internet to do global business? What will happen to all companies who use foreign solutions for data storage, backup, processing, etc.? What will happen to all companies who outsource certain functions to foreign companies (eg. billing, transactions, administration, etc.)?
    1
  4947. So what would happen to the inmates who serve time for possession of pot if pot became legal? Would we release them?
    1
  4948. Don't be naive. At least 3,000 primates are currently held as pets in the US eventhough it's illegal. Of course this number will increase significantly if it becames legal.
    1
  4949. The idea that you have to be a shit person to others in order to grow... I almost feel bad for these insecure men. Just focus on improving yourself and shut up.
    1
  4950. Yeah, prevent him from doing his job and make him suffer publically to send a message to other journalists.
    1
  4951. Troll.
    1
  4952. Because they have an extrordinary ability to belive in their own lies.
    1
  4953. So... at what point did the host get fever? Or did it ever get to that point in this video? I'm still confused.
    1
  4954. A proper Felon.
    1
  4955. I'm not talking about this specific case, I mean overall. How do you deal with people who reject your voluntarist principles and initiate violence or threat there of?
    1
  4956. I just find it more reasonable to focus on the group being surpressed rather than the tiresome whining of the rest as they realize they need to share. Yes, sometimes people over-compensate, which leads to reversed discrimination, but this issue is small in comparison. The comments are overrepressenting the issue both in quantity and popularity, and are shifting the conversation away from the core issue.
    1
  4957. This fact can not be repeated redundantly.
    1
  4958. Shut up and buy a solar panel.
    1
  4959. This discussion was great haha.
    1
  4960. But although the reference was indeed false, yes, some women are idea by the thought of rape. You are right about it being a coping mechanism, a popular theory is the evolutionary explaination, that ancient women who were aroused during rape were less likely to be injured and thus more likely to pass on this trait to an offspring. This is pretty depressing because it implies that rape have been so commonplace throughout the human evolution, that the female sexuality have adapted to it.
    1
  4961. I was just trying to plant a seed in your name-calling conversation and see what came out. I didn't get the reaction I was looking for. You dissappointed me. Bye then.
    1
  4962. Are you suggesting this behavior is a product of race rather than culture?
    1
  4963. Sounds like ghost writing.
    1
  4964. Very informative and fair take on parenthood in America.
    1
  4965. 1:00 Those diagrams are giving me the middle finger.
    1
  4966. Excuse me Mr. President of the United States or America... It's RARE earth minerals, R-A-R-E, not "raw". Big difference.
    1
  4967. Madeleine acknowledges that the Iraq war was based on false information. Ok. Good. Then she blames this on social media?!?!?! So it wasn't politicians and news papers who claimed Saddam hide WMDs in Iraq, it was the social media? She's such a liar.
    1
  4968. Will you stop conspiring about Bath Salts already TYT? It's getting ridiculous.
    1
  4969. Troll.
    1
  4970. I was referring to the promise TYT made after Cenk predicted Obama's victory over a month back. Romney Win --> Cenk deliver news as a Clown.
    1
  4971. That was ment as a joke, so apparently I'm not very funny, as opposed to intelligent.
    1
  4972. I think Robert Epstein underestimates what Joe says about forgetfulness being a feature. The human brain isn't just storing raw data flowing from our senses, it processes and interprets the data, then stores symbols of essential features which seem useful to us. We have the "use it or lose it" effect. Also, it seems Robert is playing a game of semantics refusing to call this memory.
    1
  4973.  @anycolouryoulike8567  Nein, ich bin aus Sverige.
    1
  4974.  @Manachtron  Actually it's pronounced "Whatisthiseven"
    1
  4975.  @charlesmanson1734  Alright. Thanks!
    1
  4976.  @Balmore1Search  Untouchable and out of touch.
    1
  4977. @DoYerBest Yes, and the argument fails in that it relies on two weak assumptions. All it does is reflecting the ignorance of the author. As the space-time fabric of the theory of relativity breaks down as the universe is extrapolated towards a singularity, the terms "cause", "effect", "existance" and "beginning" become meaningless. In other words: what is "cause" without the dimension of time? What is existance without the spatial dimensions?
    1
  4978. Although I suspect irony, I choose reply as if your comment was literal: What do you mean by "leader"? A leader takes lead of which others follow. Careless bombing with high risk and magnitude of "colleteral damage" is (I hope) not a way you encourage others to follow.
    1
  4979. It is true that gender has biological basis and these biological differences leads to noticeable behavioral tendencies. However, it is also true that some of the characteristics we attribute to gender are socially constructed and can be constraining for a person who diverge from the norm (such as Debra feeling "masculine"). Since it is often difficult to draw a line between what is innate and what is socially constructed, we better remind ourselves that gender should be descriptive and not prescriptive. That is: people shouldn't behave according to their gender, their gender should be defined by how they behave.
    1
  4980. *Bill O'Reilly meme*
    1
  4981. Is "Varg Torheim" your real name? If so, can I marry you?
    1
  4982. I like it when you turn their own words against them. What better way to display their hypocrisy? Excellent job TYT!
    1
  4983. My point is: it doesn't matter what that garbage is. Atheism should only tell one thing about me: that I don't believe in god.
    1
  4984. Haha I low the Office Space montage.
    1
  4985. No. It would be a traumatic event that you'd remember for the rest of your life. You'd either surpress it or confront it. Indifference is not on the table.
    1
  4986. I think Anand deserves credit for speaking and writing against the idea of win-win and philanthropy of billionaires as a substitute for taxation. However, it seems he hopes to convince leaders with sensible arguments rather than to pressure them with pitchforks.
    1
  4987. 2:45 Is Cenk saying that since private banks can't offer lower rates than the government, we already got competition? If that's what he's saying, that's probably the worst argument ever. It's not competition because the government is not competing on the same conditions. But I might have misunderstood.
    1
  4988. Haha you sir are truely a simpleton.
    1
  4989. Oh how sick and tired I am of comments wearing out obvious truths about double standards. The underdog will always be met with more tolerance, and this is exactly how it should be. Stop acting so damn surpriced. Fuck!
    1
  4990. I mean you made it sound like there's only one white girl on the planet.
    1
  4991. They make an example out of Berlusconi to scare other leaders into self-censor.
    1
  4992. I'm already sick of this garbage. Let's put Petraeus behind us and move on.
    1
  4993. 2:08 JR's DNA Argument: According to Cenk they revealed that it's female DNA. It's probably much less of an effort to figure out that the DNA contain an XX chromosome than it is to compare the base pairs 1 by 1 to see if they are identical? It might also be an equipment issue. DNA sequencing devices have improved by several orders of magnitude in recent years. If such device was not available in the Trayvon Martin case this explains why it took so much longer.
    1
  4994. The hate of the global elite for Musk is compelling evidence that the war on CO2 is the means to global governance and not the other way around. The same probably goes for the war on viral disease. It's just an excuse to transfer power from nations to an unelected global bureaucracy.
    1
  4995. Although made several groudbreaking inventions like the phonograph and the stock ticker, he primarily refinined existing inventions. He didn't invent the lighbulb. He invented the first commercially sustainable lightbulb: long life, low power consumption, and cheap to manufacture. Yes, he hired people to hurry up the process, and that's why he's now seen as the father of the modern industrial research lab. He contributed greatly to modern society.
    1
  4996. To "move at the speed of science" sounds like patiently waiting for the scientific process to clarify crucial facts. Funny that she used this expression to justify the opposite.
    1
  4997. This is a list of common *proof* in witch trials: * Relationship with other convicted witches (terrorists) * Denouncement by another witch (terrorist). This was common, since the accused could often avoid execution by naming accomplices. * Possession of elements necessary for the practice of black magic (nuclear power). * To have one or more witches (terrorists) in the family. See? We've come long way since the 16th century?
    1
  4998. Joe when opening the podcast: "I like you, well, not as much as you."
    1
  4999. The study with the lines was on conformity, not compliance.
    1
  5000. Conclusion: Don't trust the testimony of a teenager! ;)
    1
  5001. The Nazis didn't go broke, because they confiscated all their property and forced them to work for nothing. Don't underestimate fascism.
    1
  5002. Is Ammon always like this, or just really high?
    1
  5003. Religion/Sect/Cult... whatever. It's all the same. The later are just used by larger religions to discredit the smaller ones.
    1
  5004. I think you're confusing socialism and social democracy being mutually exclusive rather than the first being a superset of the second.
    1
  5005. "The fact is that the introduction of those laws did not result in any acceleration of the downward trend in gun homicide. They may have reduced the risk of mass shootings but we cannot be sure because no one has done the rigorous statistical work required to verify this possibility. It is always unpleasant to acknowledge facts that are inconsistent with your own point of view. But I thought that was what distinguished science from popular prejudice." - Don Weatherburn, NSW BOCSAR
    1
  5006. 0:34 Epic!
    1
  5007. @shittyfagg I think the corporate-owned media have deluded the american people into thinking that it is unpatriotic to demonstrate, whileas in the rest of the world, it's considered the exact opposite.
    1
  5008. Make no mistake, Kamala intends to change a lot, but she won't say what, because these change would upset her voters.
    1
  5009. Jimmy's Schwab impression reminds me of Triumph the insult comic dog.
    1
  5010. "Payed for by Koch Industries"
    1
  5011. He said he didn't believe it is worth more than gold and was very uncertain about the current 20%.
    1
  5012. This was a pretty pumped up talk! Nice!
    1
  5013. Yet every single "scientific truth" that the Qur'an supposedly revealed 1400 years ago has been scientifically discovered before a parallell could be found in the Qur'an. Words are ambiguous. Add the elements of symbolism, metaphors, and the evolution of language over time, and the number of possible interpretations really takes off. How is this different from believing the horoscope in your local newspaper?
    1
  5014. Yeah, that was my first thought too. Read my other comments.
    1
  5015. My comment was satirical.
    1
  5016. I think she confuses "suggestive" and "proves beyond reasonable doubt". Repeatedly failing audits is suggestive of fraud, but it does not prove it.
    1
  5017. I can see how a homosexual could agree on every position of the republican party except on the gay-rights issues. But to claim the republican party are some gay chaimpions is just moronic.
    1
  5018. My point was that no, he mustn't. He may also believe that you think it's shameful, and will thus be offended. If I want to offend someone I try to identify what they would be offended by, not what I would be offended by. But of course, there is the possibility that he is indeed homophobic and is stupid enough to assume everyone else think like him.
    1
  5019. Cenk is unbearable.
    1
  5020. People still had belief in the war on drugs back then. The political climate has changed since Clinton. I don't understand why you would think it has to do with our president's skin color.
    1
  5021. I find it perfectly reasonable that intelligence would decrease likelihood of reproduction for many reasons. Increased intelligence leads to... * Greater likelihood of challenging assumptions and societal expectations (such as women's supposed duty to be mothers). * Greater control of sex life (less likely to get pregnant by accident) * Increased preoccupation with reaching long term goals (such as career). I think it's his reasoning and conclusions that are flawed, not his observations.
    1
  5022. FOX =/= FOX News
    1
  5023. Correct. Turns out George Washington Carver is falsely credited.
    1
  5024. 2:31:54 That body shows no rigor mortis, so must be within a few hours of his death.
    1
  5025. Maybe he just doesn't care enough.
    1
  5026. He is quite handsome though.
    1
  5027.  @nateo200  Elaborate.
    1
  5028. I don't like the sound of my own voice because it reminds me of me.
    1
  5029. I don't understand... what penis?
    1
  5030. I read an article explaining the Project Agora. As far as I can understand, it's basically executable/programmable tokens of money and assets, which may involve so called smart contracts. Instead of stationary software on servers settling transactions by communication at distance, the tokens contain executable code which handles the transfer. This is supposed to speed up transactions and enable more complex contracts. The tokens are backed by a central bank.
    1
  5031. Seems like "You can't fire me, because I'll resign!"
    1
  5032. ...and now she's the girl who caved in to peer pressure and did a nose job.
    1
  5033. She's way hotter than Gina who many seem to be drooling over. But then again, I'm not a boobs person.
    1
  5034. I mean, I understand why they feel context matters. Parody? Satire? To me there is no reason to have a blanket ban on a certain statement.
    1
  5035. If every possible version of every possible event has occurred in a parallell universe, how come the one universe we experience appears to be orderly and obey rules?
    1
  5036. I think the rationale of Russia for giving the likes of John unconditional jobs is that they want to signal to other whistleblowers in US government that they have a future on the other side of the whistle. I believe this is a deliberate policy of theirs.
    1
  5037. While it is true that he wasn't exactly democratically elected to his dictatorial position, he sure had strong support from the people. In the July 1932 election the Nazi Party, which was then headed by Hitler, had 32% support, far more than any other party.
    1
  5038. This is an analysis based on today. Seen as a long-term investment for the future, continued growth can be expected to make the high-speed lines increasingly relevant and profitable.
    1
  5039. According to Chris Martenson, shots 1-8 were mere most likely from Crooks, shot 9 was from a local ESU agent and shot 10 from a secret service sniper. Note that while shot 9 caused Crooks to halt the shooting, the killing shot by the secret service sniper was much later (26 seconds after the first shot was fired). This is often overlooked, leading to the misconception that Crooks was killed immediately after firing the shots.
    1
  5040. WEF is often portrayed as a passive actor, bringing leaders together for discussion, from which agenda and consensus emerge. As illustrated here, however, they clearly have an agenda of their own. Are they simply "hoping" as Borge says here, that leaders unite behind this agenda, or are they taking actions to build consensus? One may suspect that education of children and training programs for young global leaders certainly does not hurt them in this regard.
    1
  5041. Yes, and every time climate has changed rapidly, it has affected human civilization, causing floods, draughts, cold snaps, starvation, disease, migration, etc. The difference this time is that we are at large responsible for the climate change and have the technological means to control it.
    1
  5042.  @AM-fh7ek  Given that human activity has caused global annual average temperature to rise, yes, clearly we have the technology to change global climate.
    1
  5043.  @AM-fh7ek  Technology such as combustion.
    1
  5044.  @AM-fh7ek  That's not what this video is about. It's about reducing CO2 output and possibly binding atmospheric carbon into the ground.
    1
  5045. When a government official says a decision is science based, nowadays, I don't expect much more realism than a movie based on a true story.
    1
  5046. How is this guy still in power? Why aren't Canadians taking out the trash?
    1
  5047. It was actually kinda funny. Where's your sense of humor?
    1
  5048. No, "the chick in the red shirt" never said that. You made that up from thin air. Liar!
    1
  5049. Why would you fire Jesus? Who else is gonna be the mysterious sexy man sitting in the background if not Jesus?
    1
  5050. I can't fathom why voter turnout would be so high when candidates are so shit.
    1
  5051. Also keep in mind that since it's an ongoing investigation, crucial evidence can be classified and not available to the public eye.
    1
  5052. Define "stupidity".
    1
  5053. Stupidity can exist without racism. But racism can not exist without stupidity.
    1
  5054. Also, he calls himself Derren Brown, a person who has made himself rather unpopular among believers with his TV shows focused around the manipulable nature of the human mind.
    1
  5055. Is it not true that in Germany's post-WWI economic crisis, a certain conspiracy theory gained popularity: that Germany had not really lost the war, but had been betrayed by certain groups of people on the home front? Is it not true that this conspiracy theory was a frequent element in Hitler's speaches which were recieved with applause by the germans?
    1
  5056.  @ullas9999  I have no idea what you're talking about.
    1
  5057.  @ullas9999  No comment.
    1
  5058. I still don't see a clear basis for your contempt. Can you give me an argument why homosexuality is something negative?
    1
  5059. Historians and economists attribute the post war prosperity to eg. the liquidation of wealth in form of private savings and war bonds, a large work-force, the G.I. bill (veteran economic stimulus), etc. I think it's more likely that the high taxes were enabled by prosperity rather than the other way around.
    1
  5060. Isn't Michael confusing "epistemology" with "teleology"? Epistemology concerns knowledge, e.g. what is it and how can we know. Teleology concerns purpose and meaning of things, e.g. why things are as they are and why we do the things we do.
    1
  5061. It's not the same. Gender is not a choice and it's permanent, while as obesity is an effect of the choices you make and you can do something about it.
    1
  5062. Cenk, your Austrian accent sounds more like an Indian.
    1
  5063. The simple answer is Canada took advice from Kanye.
    1
  5064. I need a shower now.
    1
  5065. You are probably trying to be shocking, but this is basically the analysis of any fundamental economist. They call it a "stock market correction", implying that its value has just sprung back towards its true value, presumably in consequence of a realization among stock holders that its previous value did not reflect reality.
    1
  5066.  @mrpotato442  In the video.
    1
  5067.  @drwalka10  A lot of name calling and sarcastic remarks being thrown around, no substance.
    1
  5068. What a colorful talk! This guy is a professional.
    1
  5069. How do you accidentally convict the wrong man of raping, not one, but TEN WOMEN?!
    1
  5070. We are the European Socialists. We will add your technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. We will assimilate you. Resistance is futile.
    1
  5071. "How does it make you feel that you may need to decide to use nuclear weapons?" "It makes me feel... I'm ready... can't wait!"
    1
  5072. @profsat5 What I mean by "glorifying history" is that people in general tend to forget about the bad things, but cling to the good things. Also, societies are far more open now than they were back in the days, thus bad things wouldn't have reached public media as frequent as today. Nowadays just about everyone have a cameraphone, cctv is more common and we have the internet and social medias like facebook etc. People have been making rude comments about the president throughout history.
    1
  5073. Show the pix maybe? No?
    1
  5074. Ana's face at 0:00 ! "Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit"
    1
  5075. How do you know they mean asocial and not antisocial?
    1
  5076. Haha I live your impressions. Especially the guy who goes around punching people in the face.
    1
  5077. If I remember correctly Cenk have presented statistics that say 40% of Americans think the earth is less than 10,000 years old.
    1
  5078. By suggesting that Adam would intentionally provoke violence only to bypass his own principles, you show how truely ignorant you are of his ideals. I don't expect you to change your mind, but please, until you've actually attempted to understand the man you are so quick to judge, just shut the fuck up will you? Don't rely on secondary and tertiary sources. He has a YouTube channel with hundreds of hours of video content.
    1
  5079. ​ @terencedonohoe9123  It's true that there wasn't much new in the interview, at least for those who consider information outside of legacy news. I got the sense that Putin strategically relied mainly on facts which are verifiable by western sources, such as to avoid dismissal. The documents he gave Tucker probably relates to some of the more controversial aspects of history he referred to.
    1
  5080.  @jackeagleeye3453  JFK, RFK werent assassinated? Censor of "misinformation" is free speech? In USA speech is allowed as long as it is not potent. The moment it unites people in opposition of the establishment, freedom meets resistance.
    1
  5081. Lately, I've seen several people arguing that the causal relation of CO2 and temperature is predominantly the reverse (rising temperature has led to rise in CO2), pointing to the time-correlation of the two trends (temperature rise appears to precede CO2-rise). I would like to hear Sabine's perspective on this claim/data.
    1
  5082. Thank you Mr. Rubin for telling me exactly what I want to hear!
    1
  5083. WHY IS THE SHOW NAMED THE YOUNG TURKS? The show has nothing to do with Turkey, nor is it related to history. According to the American Heritage Dictionary: Young Turk (n), 1. Young progressive or insurgent member of an institution, movement, or political party. 2. Young person who rebels against authority. - FAQ at TheYoungTurks website.
    1
  5084. "The challenges with Iran" The challange of resisting their oil? You're like an alcoholic complaining about the challanges a barrel of scotch imposes on you. Just get off their back!
    1
  5085. What hood?
    1
  5086. @TheHaloHax Yeah, these are exciting times.
    1
  5087. No, I don't know Bill Gates have developed a new weapon. Enlighten me! Guilt management or not, he does charity, a lot of charity.
    1
  5088. But what about the gym's right to choose their customers? Should clubs not be allowed to have a gender quota?
    1
  5089. 30 years? I bet that number was even lower during the cold war, not to mention the world wars... let's not be pessimistic.
    1
  5090. Anti-social is often mistaken for asocial. Anti-social is not to be socially passive, but to actively defy norms and rules that allow humans to coexist.
    1
  5091. Haha what? Obama? Please explain...
    1
  5092. Wow, so that was perfectly reasonable and fair. Who'd ever object to this position?
    1
  5093. Sure, but Russia has thousands of nukes. Do you want to give it a try?
    1
  5094. Guess what, people change their opinions as they gain new knowledge and perspectives. This doesn't necessarily make them hypocrites. Perhaps recent mass shootings and associated media coverage and political debate caught his attention and got him thinking. Perhaps he decided he'd try to make a difference which resulted in his "Cold Dead Hand" sketch. Perhaps he thought, if this sketch can make a difference, what about my earlier work? Sounds plausible to me.
    1
  5095. Do you think Cenk's wife should share the guilt?
    1
  5096. I was talking about politics and extremism in general, not specifically in the context of America. My conception of the American political environment is slightly different though. I feel that American politics is not in balance, but off balance as a cause of one side compromising while the other don't, resulting in a gradual drift towards an extreme. I'm not saying you're there yet though.
    1
  5097. I think they'd argue that the cancel culture is controlled by a few influences who aren't really representative of the market. But I guess that'll be one step closer to recognizing their unrealistic faith in "the market" as some kind of objective force that always pulls in the right direction.
    1
  5098. Sounds like my old Job. They changed name 3 times during my 2 years employment.
    1
  5099. @vasilispatsalidis5683  How about WW3? How about nuclear holocaust?
    1
  5100.  @georgewilder7423  You can't argue with U.S. military dominance. I'm sorry. And you're confusing value with rate of change.
    1
  5101.  @adbogo  ?
    1
  5102. Tea Party is supposed to be a grassroots movement? Based on the crop, it seem as though it rather started at a landfill.
    1
  5103. Why would overweight be a problem? I mean the president is supposed to represent America. :/
    1
  5104. "Charisma is a certain quality of an individual personality by virtue of which he is set apart from ordinary men and treated as endowed with supernatural, superhuman, or at least specifically exceptional powers or qualities. These are such as are not accessible to the ordinary person, but are regarded as of divine origin or as exemplary, and on the basis of them the individual concerned is treated as a leader." - Max Weber I think the word suits him quite well. No?
    1
  5105. Dance, as well as music, is, and should be, enjoyed on all levels. Stop being such a smug.
    1
  5106. "Why do you get your panties in a bunch for?" Haha funny expression. Never heard it before.
    1
  5107. "most of the tax money collected goes directly into the coffers of the international bankers and the private Federal Reserve" The net interest on public dept was 6% over the fiscal year of 2011. How you go from 6% to "most of the tax money collected" is a mystery.
    1
  5108. Damn. I was looking forward to see Cenk anchoring news in a clown outfit...
    1
  5109. It's funny that Cenk encourages the audience too "look it up", and when I do, I find out that the fatwa was never released. All we got is an assertion.
    1
  5110. He says they are fighting tooth and nail to not let Trump win. That is the problem: Democrats spend all their resources on sabotaging their opposition, not on offering voters something better.
    1
  5111. Robert Epstein: Instant watch.
    1
  5112. I don't think Pierce understands what an existential threat is.
    1
  5113. If the next journalists in line had any spine, they had asked versions of the same question.
    1
  5114. It seems like TYT missed the fact that he starred in Lolita 1997, in which his character had an incestous relationsship with his daughter. I think he has explored the concept of incest more than they seem to think.
    1
  5115. This is silly. The last thing that's needed is the president showing up to make a rehearsed speech. What's needed is revised regulation of safety of transport of chemicals, accountability for companies handling them, a less corrupt media apparatus that doesn't withhold or downplay crucial information about an immediate danger to health and environment, etc. I expect Biden to take action to solve these problems, not to perform some symbolic gesture of sympathy.
    1
  5116. Scarcity is the true test of character. Their economy went crap, and they've been humiliated while the world was watching. Of course they are desperate for a scapegoat to save their pride. Just like germany was after WW1.
    1
  5117. @Erik2coixos Holy- can refer to any religion (at least the abrahamic), whileas christ- can only refer to one (and it's denominations).
    1
  5118. "Little spinners" sounds like a porn title.
    1
  5119. Yeah, I agree that the term is a bit deceiving, but it's just natural that the movement takes on the name of the oppressed. A good example is the african american struggle to gain equal rights and influense. What was the name of the movement? Racial equilibrium? Black & white? Gray? No, it was called 'Black Power'.
    1
  5120. USA: #1 incarceration rate in the world. "WE'RE NUMBER ONE!"
    1
  5121. When you say everyone should pay the same, regardless of their salery. Do you mean the absolute same amount, or in relation to their salery? If you are referring to the latter, a percentage of the salery, isn't that too a kind of punnish on success? I mean they are paying more $ in absolute terms.
    1
  5122.  @PutinIsKing  Inform me...
    1
  5123. Sex is weird. Ok. Is this news?
    1
  5124. 5:51 So when the government first introduced the congestion charges people were against it, but after a while they started to support it... ...I find this quite ironic considering the "Stockholm Syndrome" haha.
    1
  5125.  @number5mom  Here's my guess: First of all, developing vaccines and treatments to a new virus takes time. By designing a virus artificially in a lab which could naturally evolve in the future, one could start developing vaccines/treatments in advance. Secondly, it may be in the interest of public health and safety to know how much it would take to create a lethal pandemic pathogen. If it turns out to be easy, it would motivate investment in increasing preparedness.
    1
  5126. Let me guess, the "communication strategic roadmap framework alliance investment agenda" is yet another way to transfer tax revenue to companies who are the most cozy with EU politicians.
    1
  5127. "AlON: It's the hardest polycrystalline transparent ceramic available today" In other words, it's not glass (it's crystalline), nor metal (it's a ceramic).
    1
  5128. This video only made me more stressed out about my 20's than I already was.
    1
  5129. Not very surprising considering carbs are orders of magnitude cheaper than minerals and vitamins.
    1
  5130. What Andrew seems to miss is that Trump is not an outlier in policy, he is just an outlier in transparency and not being in control of media. Hillary blamed her loss on Russian interference and asserted that Trump was an illegitimate president. Biden continued to build the wall Trump started. Democrats are trying to lock up their political opponents. Etc.
    1
  5131. I find math shockingly easy.
    1
  5132. Apparently you're part of it.
    1
  5133. Ana is keepin' it real like never before! I do share Cenk's annoyance of the fasion industry though, so I guess she got me too.
    1
  5134. ...assuming you get to define "thoroghly".
    1
  5135. Wanna see a shockingly offensive and disgusting comic? Look for "Crossed". I warn you though, it's fucked up.
    1
  5136. This is so more honest than the usual dagger under the table. Better negotiate transparently out in the open.
    1
  5137. As the good democrat he is, De Niro will self censor.
    1
  5138. Eh what?
    1
  5139. I'm sorry, I don't see any piss. Do you guys? :/
    1
  5140. We're talking general superstition here, not theism. An atheist can have superstitious beliefs that are not of theistic/deistic nature.
    1
  5141. I think you mean "deserve", not "desire".
    1
  5142. Media establishment patting themselves on the back for putting their hand on the scale in the election. Well done promoting Kamala and slandering/ignoring her opposition.
    1
  5143. @DoneWithDogma Ice hockey, tennis, badminton, cricket, baseball, pool, golf, croquet, etc... Well appearently they still do.
    1
  5144. Eyes usually tear up while cutting onions.
    1
  5145. On one hand, being scouted may boost the girls confidence in her appearence and in that way cure the anorexia... on the other hand, imagine what goes on in the heads of the girls that does not get scouted... Cruel.
    1
  5146. Running ads for weapons manufacturers. I see.
    1
  5147. That first kid totally look like the nerd from Superbad and Role Models!
    1
  5148. Sound quality doesn't do this justice!
    1
  5149. The sad thing is, if they had found the least bit of reason to arrest him, they would break his arm and punch him in his face.
    1
  5150. Wait until they spin this again as a result of misinformation on social media.
    1
  5151. Is this a surprise? In 1996 and 1998 Osama bin Laden released fatwas in which he argued that US presence in the Arabian Peninsula was a threat to the Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina. These documents were referred to as sources of motivation for the 1998 US embassy bombing and the later 2001 September 11 attacks on World Trade Center. US presence hardly decreased since then, considering the subsequent launch of the "war on terror" which is still ongoing.
    1
  5152. Oh dear. I already hear the paranoid cries of the american bigots, marketing themselves as victims under an oppressive fascist state controlled by the subtle manipulative moves of a secret society of marxist jews, seeking to orchestrate their gradual genocide through the means of "political correctness" and "mass immigration". I don't even want to speculate on their reaction to an attempt to copy Europe's take on racism.
    1
  5153. Yeah, but I mean, imagine him practicing on his presentation the day before. He leaves his computer unattended. An underpaid janitor walks by and see the presentation... I know I'd do it.
    1
  5154. This guy smells so much bs. Sure, there is research into "brain waves", but it is no where as developed as he suggests. It requires a funky helmet over the head and can distinguish roughly where in the brain activity goes on. It is not at the level of "read thought".
    1
  5155. "Oh, population will be leveling off. Famine, cannibalism and war will do that." Actually the reason is not as dramatic as you think. At the moment, all but ~10 countries have a positive GDP growth rate, and GDP growth rate have a negative correlation with fertility rate. /wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/43/TFR_vs_PPP_2009.svg/720px-TFR_vs_PPP_2009.svg.png In general, when people are better off, they produce less children.
    1
  5156. @danielstokker  Haha! Questioning a conspiracy theory propagated by the CIA is the greatest conspiracy theory.
    1
  5157. You don't get it. FOX News claims to be "Fair & Balanced" and this is why they recieve so much critique when their journalism is clearly not so. TYT on the other hand are admittedly progressives and has the clear agenda to reduce the influense of money in politics. Yes, they're biased, but they have never claimed otherwise, they are out and open about their bias.
    1
  5158. @bonnevie9 Haha why u mad?
    1
  5159. Your argument was: If incest is immoral only in the case of impregnation, then underaged sex is too. That makes no fucking sense what so ever, since underaged sex is wrong for completely different reasons. Now admit that you have no rational argument to why incest would be wrong if no child is concieved.
    1
  5160. Should Atheists unite? I'm not sure they have much in common. Perhaps similar views on secularism...
    1
  5161. Absolutely not! The whole idea with the TYT Supreme Court is to have an open discussion where everyone is free to state and argue for their opinion. Setting up rules in advance such that only a certain type of oppinions are welcome would create a biased and non-creative environment.
    1
  5162. Yes.
    1
  5163. It seems like something went terribly wrong around 1972. I wonder what Nixon did that made things go shit.
    1
  5164. God doesn't "want". There's no room in between the 'lack' and the 'got' where God can possibly 'want'. He's omnipotent, so that's impossible. ...oh wait.
    1
  5165. @XxArkhamxAsylumxX sry bro.
    1
  5166. @MustacheVerra ...and the conspiration theories begins.
    1
  5167. @BryceTonner If it's not, she sure has a look-alike.
    1
  5168. Cenk misquoted him. He actually said: "I do declare I'm going to kill you!"
    1
  5169. @CommandoDude True. As of 2007, about 58% of the Oil were imported.
    1
  5170. That's a really effective instrument for removing wealth from the hands of people.
    1
  5171. Let's elaborate on your theory for a moment. What happens to sinners who dies before hell has arrived?
    1
  5172. When did an arms race ever end well? Have Europe already forgotten the world wars? How about understand and respect our neighbors?
    1
  5173.  @richdobbs6595  Admittedly an oversimplification. I just have an awful feeling that Europe is being propped up and sacrificed to escalate US proxy war with Russia.
    1
  5174. ...and keeping them healthy, yes.
    1
  5175. "...as a method of change violence is almost always inadvicable, even in cases in which violence against state agents would be justified, like a cop beating an innocent person to death... tasering or disabling such an officer would be preferable to shooting them. Thus you preserve the value of the life of the aggressor as well, and society can benefit from that persons productive capacity." /watch?v=_8P0rzA-FcI Does that sound like a particularly violent person to you?
    1
  5176. So your conclusion is that poor countries are poor because they're lazy, and there's nothing we can do about it. So let's just ignore the poor and continue as usual. After all it's their own fault. Do you even know what social mobility means?
    1
  5177. I'm not sure Buddhist monks are for hire.
    1
  5178. @indaks007 Only reason why I think Ron Paul is a good option is for his honesty, foreign politics and his plans on reforming the US economic system. My biggest hope is that he take measures to get rid of the corruption. If he just get money out of politics 4-8 years of complete misery would be totally worth it.
    1
  5179. Offering refuge to Snowden without strings attached potentially emboldens future whistleblowers in the west. It's that simple.
    1
  5180. Journalist: How's the economy going? George W. Bush: I'm good thanks.
    1
  5181. He was telling you that he didn't trust your words for it, and wanted to see some sources. Now get! Clock is ticking.
    1
  5182. I cringe every time Cenk says he "believes" in science or is a "believer" in science.
    1
  5183. There's nothing that adds more to the credibility than when the audio guy can interupt the host on air and call bullshit on him. TYT have created this awesome work environment where everyone's oppinion is encouraged and it's OK to disagree.
    1
  5184. I'm just saying that a lonewolf will have a hard time competing with a pack. Globalization is not pushed by mysterious rich men in suit. It's an observed phenomena, caused by a never so fast and never so cheap flow of products, people, information and money.
    1
  5185. He doesn't get his last laugh, because he's dead.
    1
  5186. This us stupid. We're constantly exposed to sounds. If it was modifying DNA we would be piles of mutant mess.
    1
  5187. Statistics say racists have a lower IQ, are more likely to be violent, have a criminal record, and being an overall less productive citizen than non-racists. Are you an excpetion? Yes: You're the biggest fucking hipocrite ever. No: k thnx bye!
    1
  5188. 3:00 I'm curious about the statistical significance here of the data here, since he refers to the deficit as "quite significant". The diagram should include standard error of the mean or a confidence interval.
    1
  5189. You're breaking my heart Whitney! I want to trust Elon. But I also don't wanna be a sucker.
    1
  5190. There are still four/five redundant zeroes on the left side.
    1
  5191. Brace yourselves.... ...elbow is coming!
    1
  5192. 2:35 John's reaction haha.
    1
  5193. Oh, I see! I've been doing it the slow way! Thanks!
    1
  5194. This sounds like an American's wet dream.
    1
  5195. Mandatory tipping is fucking bullshit. If it's gonna be mandatory they should include it in the price listed in the menu.
    1
  5196. To be fair he didn't really generalize. Although not specifying which or how many, he did refer to countries within the regions, not the entire regions.
    1
  5197. "It's true that I am pest, but I'm still not cholera you know."
    1
  5198. @Kuba022 Because the Koch brothers are hiding behind a legal person called "company".
    1
  5199. So his argument seems to boil down to 1: Putin could, 2: Putin desperate. Thanks for you baseless opinions Sir!
    1
  5200. Why would you do a segment on LoL as E-sport without having John on?
    1
  5201. Troll.
    1
  5202. "Anti-semitic messages that were video-projected onto buildings" 0:58 It says "call for ceasefire" though. I mean are you kidding me?
    1
  5203. Yes.
    1
  5204. Good point, but I would argue sheer traffic volume is not the only factor. Traffic Jams can be a matter of bad city planning or infrastructure.
    1
  5205. Silence is a sign of defeat. Maybe he doesn't admit it now, but I think Timefliesbye gave him something to ponder upon.
    1
  5206. What do you mean by "being"? As far as I know, I am.
    1
  5207. So now we've got one homophobic ad, and one racist ad... what's next? Hating on poor ad?
    1
  5208. 11:44 This graph is very telling.
    1
  5209. Rashad got solid impressions!
    1
  5210. Let's not ask loaded questions. Do we know climate change is caused by humans?
    1
  5211. World Police strikes again.
    1
  5212. That's a rather strange question.
    1
  5213. Well good, we're draining NK too! No? Not good? I'm sorry I forgot how you'd wanna spin this.
    1
  5214. Oh, yeah that might be it.
    1
  5215. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that Logan Paul wasn't actually attentively involved in the project. He was approached by a bunch of scammers who offered him a share to do the marketing. He did his part, cashed out, and went back to being Logan Paul.
    1
  5216. Instead of arguing about whether corporations corrupt government or government corrupts corporations, let's acknowledge that corruption happens when they are too cozy. They are both useful but should should work separately in a complementary manner rather than together.
    1
  5217. 34 minutes and 4 seconds of bleh.
    1
  5218. Although it might seem cruel, making exceptions to freedom of thaught and speach is a far greater danger than letting a few morons walk the streets.
    1
  5219. Oh you Americans....
    1
  5220. Is it moral to help people against their own will. If yes, is it still moral if it ends up hurting some of them? If yes, is the same argument valid for doctors to force surgery or medication on people against their will? If no, why not? These are questions I'd like to ask Graham.
    1
  5221. Caspian Report just released a video about the Wagner group, showing how it is essentially managing Russia's imperial ambitions in Africa: propaganda, armed conflicts, securing political influence, strategic partners, trade routes, natural resources, etc.
    1
  5222. They didn't say it can't be bad. They said it can be good and that they don't have enough information to make a fair judgement.
    1
  5223.  @timglover7226  I wouldn't read that much into the title. A lot of skills transfer well to climate science: math, statistics, chemistry, scientific principles, the study of a complex system, etc. As long as he has looked carefully at the data, the methods, the arguments, etc. I don't think he should necessary stay strictly within his field. But the way he dismissed the correlation between CO2 and temperature it seems he didn't really look that deep into it.
    1
  5224. It's not the action itself that is racist, but the intention behind it. If the intention behind gun regulation was to prevent a certain ethnicity to buy guns, yes then it would be racist.
    1
  5225. It's your fault you didn't know what you were buying. If you had patience you could've waited a few months for the hype to settle, then read independent reviews, ask friends about their impressions, etc. before you made a decision. You're what I'd call a bad consumer.
    1
  5226. ...because butchering a random unarmed law enforcer is so much better?
    1
  5227. The Argument for Gun Rights: Fuck off, I like guns!
    1
  5228. You're underestimating the effort of proffessional lying. I could never do it.
    1
  5229. *wamen ftfy
    1
  5230. For over a century, the west, led by UK and US has gone around the world opening up markets and natural resources to exploitation of western companies under the flag of freedom and democracy, often using military force. If we close our boarders to China in fear of competition we should not be surprised if they call us hypocrites and adopt a similar strategy.
    1
  5231. Adam Kokesh created the facebook event you schmuck. He's advocating peaceful civil disobedience to make a political point, not violence. If you watch his video titled "Why I choose nonviolence" it is clear his not an advocator of violence. /watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Qjcl620CwYA
    1
  5232. I like Rosanne. I rather have some guests that stir the pot than a complete circle jerk.
    1
  5233. Regardless of what constitution say, I would like to ask you if introducing a state religion in a diverse nation is a good idea.
    1
  5234. Recked.
    1
  5235. It also correlates with the economic depression, global warming, access to online porn, a shift towards right-wing politics, and of course the elapse of time.
    1
  5236.  @AH-ml4vi  You may argue that the expansion was welcome by new and prospective members and that their reason for joining was legitimate, but this does not change the fact that NATO expanded by encouraging countries neighboring Russia to apply for membership and by integration of new member.
    1
  5237. Post-production cock block.
    1
  5238. Joe is such a prude.
    1
  5239. That's not true though. The Clinton administration did in fact sign the Kyoto Protocol, but the ratification was refused by the Senate through the Byrd–Hagel Resolution, because they thought it was unfair that the developing countries were excepted and because they belived it would seriously hurt the US economy. "WTF is this? A proposal that demands more effort from the worlds wealthiest nations than of the poorest, narrowing the gap, exposing US to more competition? This is unacceptable!"
    1
  5240. Veritasium makes me realize, once again, that I don't really know the things I thought I knew. Makes life a whole lot more exciting!
    1
  5241. First they gotto figure out why id became corrupt and how to prevent it from happening again.
    1
  5242. There are certainly more than 2 types of atheists: e.g. Religious/Irreligious, Gnostic/Agnostic, Activist/Passivist, Informed/Ignorant, etc.
    1
  5243. Am I talking to the air? Maybe you're right. You don't seem to be listening. So what you're saying is, it's not what they say that is a crime, but why they say it? Unfortunately intent is not measurable and leave no evidence. There's no way to tell what a mans true intant was, other than making interpretations of what he said and how he said it. This opens up for people to abuse the law to silence whoever they like. Such laws have been used to oppress minorities throughout the course of history.
    1
  5244. Nice cherry pick.
    1
  5245. ​ LOCAL COPE  Economy and well-being of Sweden are rather fine I think.
    1
  5246. ​ LOCAL COPE  Right.
    1
  5247. Is the change really dangerous? Maybe it's a beneficial adaptation our brain makes to cope with our modern society.
    1
  5248. Bill Maher must save money in his mattress, because anyone who owned stock was shitting their pants when Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 30% over the course of a week.
    1
  5249. So, she would never open her legs on camera, but should those photos reach her students, they will 'spread' them.
    1
  5250. The "2022 Audit of Antisemitic incidents" by ADL presented data suggesting that online antisemitic incidents had risen since last years. However, they reported only one death due to hate crime and that person was Arab. That the rise in their measured online antisemitic incidents didn't translate into violence against jews made me question their quantification and methodology. I now tried to check their 2023 Audit, but it seems they no longer release the audit to the public. A special code is required for download. So I guess they just want us to take their word for it when they claim that antisemitism is continuing to rise.
    1
  5251. We're past the point where we're able to stop global warming. It's time we prepare for the consequences.
    1
  5252. Easy solution: rather than money, send necessities like water, food, medicine, sanitary products, etc. Not that hard.
    1
  5253. "He is the guy who ushered in the era of fake news" Nah, but he was among the first in the political class to call it out. Don't shoot the messenger.
    1
  5254. Die.
    1
  5255. @MostJewsAreKhazars Yeah, you are definately the victim.
    1
  5256. Really great video! :)
    1
  5257. I don't know why I watched this. 50 cent making ignorant comments on twitter? Really? Try to find something more interesting please.
    1
  5258. I just found it amusing how you're unloading on Cenk as if he's ever gonna read your comment, and on a video that has nothing to do with anything.
    1
  5259. 51:35 I think Bill Maher has watched Daniel Sloss bit about gay penguins: https://youtu.be/8KBcNtbUfDs?t=73
    1
  5260. Let me see, squeezing the most out of the one life I have been granted, or wasting it fantasizing about a next? ;) If we define morality as the minimization of harm and maximization of happiness, the christian way has plenty of room for improvement. It's only when we apply divine morality i.e. "do what god says" that a christian is necessarily more moral than a non-christian.
    1
  5261. @IAmEntertained I was honestly hoping it wasn't a bra at all.
    1
  5262. Lex spends most of his own podcast listening intensely to his guests. I wish Rogan had stopped yapping and allowed Lex to share more of his wisdom.
    1
  5263. Would I keep my current job? No. Would I start my own company? Yes.
    1
  5264. /watch?v=vNI5CA5jijw
    1
  5265. His name is Jamie Dimon? I can only imagine the jokes that he are exposed to. "Why don't you sing a song for me... Amy Diamond?"
    1
  5266. Well you sounded quite assertive when you proposed making having babies below 20 should be illegal. Another problem is how it should be enforced. What if someone get a child anyway? What do you do with the baby? Kill it? Orphanage? Adoption? Do you send it's mother to jail? Give her a huge fine that ultimately afflict the child?
    1
  5267. @PalmerDT I wouldn't put it that simple. I think the low number seen in Netherlands has very much to do with eg. the regulation and rehabilitation measures they have taken. I'm sure that decriminalization could aswell lead to an increase in drug consumption if the culture favours it and no counter measures are taken.
    1
  5268. Can we all admit that it's fucking silly to be upset about people not feeling that USA is the greatest nation in the universe? It's ok to be patriotic but come on. Offering a higher quality of life than Cuba and Soviet is not a very unique quality.
    1
  5269. And let's not even get into how extremely bad search and discovery functions are. They hide rating, use uninformative poorly organized categories, "smart" recommendations, etc.
    1
  5270. If you consider time a dimension, an object that changes shape over time is 4D. However, using this definition, many of the objects we normally consider 3D are in fact 4D.
    1
  5271. So everyone except the top 1% successful entreprenours are parasites? Wow. If everyone's an entreprenour, who's going to do the actual labour? Idiot. Way to thank people for dedicating their life to trying to satisfy their employers demands.
    1
  5272. Long way of saying we need more generalists to harness the power of specialists.
    1
  5273. I wish he had focused more on economical, structural and practical benefits. Sure, it's good for the environment, but to what good if it's not affordable or compromises safety?
    1
  5274. Would be hilarious if Jack edited his first tweet after selling the token.
    1
  5275. Helion's pulsed compression seems interesting, but there was nothing in the explanation about how it is able to convert the generated energy into electricity. Edit: nevermind, the "Real Engineering" video explains that the plasma expands against the magnetic field which distortion in turn drives currents in copper coils around the chamber. My question is, however, what about all that energy carried by high velocity neutrons? A hybrid approach seems ideal, capturing the energy carried by both charged and neutral particles.
    1
  5276. "Corporate governance" Well, at least they're being honest about corporations controlling governments.
    1
  5277. He's right about one thing. Michael Savage has a very convincing voice, and he uses it very effectivly making some questionable "facts" sound really true. Whenever enquestioned he just shouts and calls names. If Savage ever came to power I'd picture him to be something like Judge Dredd... "I AM THE LAW!" "THESE BLOCKS ARE UNDER ARREST!". A confused citizen asks: "But I didn't do anything?!" followed by Savage: "I knew you'd say that" then blows his head off with shotgun.
    1
  5278. That's not romantic. That's selfish and cold hearted. People died and got their homes ruined.
    1
  5279. @IKiLLNRapeCOMMUNISTS Yes, but in what shape is your public education system? It's one of the most important institutions of a country, yet it get cut after cut after cut. No wonder the private alternative is better.
    1
  5280. I misread "When did Romney Leave Brain?"
    1
  5281. I think this is a parody of an already existent bragging culture. If he was a rapper no one would even raise a brow.
    1
  5282. Have you heard about the girlfriend butt pillow service? Men pay to get to rest their head on a girl's butt. Bizarre... or BRILLIANT?
    1
  5283. Yes.
    1
  5284. Well, 80% of nothing is still 80%.
    1
  5285. @lsdesign Yeah, small penis is definately unconstitutional. If he think he can walk around with small penis, he don't have a clue about what american values are all about.
    1
  5286. The conspiracy theory is that the reason behind gun legislation is not to reduce gun related violence and armed robberies, but to disarm the working class so that they cannot defend themselves or challange the ruling class. That IS a conspiracy theory.
    1
  5287. So you're more worried about employing police officers and prison guards than completely ruining people's lives for trivial reasons? Get a fucking grip.
    1
  5288. Would someone tell me? Is Republican hysteria with Israel based on religious motives?
    1
  5289. They want to fck over the american public more than they want to win. They aren't willing to promise anything of substance.
    1
  5290. RFK: "I have been very disciplined about not commenting on the legal proceedings on either side, because anything I say it will be interpreted as political." FOX: "...so you are dodging the question." RFK: "Yes, exactly." Even honest about strategic silence. My guy.
    1
  5291. Functional versus dysfunctional meritocracy perhaps? One system concentrates wealth where productive, another where an undeserving elite desires.
    1
  5292. The "system" is to a large extent controlled by corporations.
    1
  5293. That's not a realistic scenario.
    1
  5294. Referring to the doctors labor market as a "food chain" implies a grave misunderstanding of either ecology or the doctor profession.
    1
  5295.  @carzsirice4684  What do Jewish Americans have to fear about American recognition of Israel as a nation state?
    1
  5296.  @aranisles8292  First of all, it doesn't matter what the critics of the state of Israel hypothetically think about Jews if their critique is correct. Secondly, USA already discriminates Israel by providing more security and aid than to any other nation. In that sense it is also fair to hold them to a higher standard than other nations. Israel is not only singled out in terms of critique, but also in terms of support.
    1
  5297. Let traditions remain traditions. They shouldn't be enforced by law.
    1
  5298. According to Jeffrey Sachs, USAID is a genuine aid organisation, helping people in desperate need, but it is ALSO used by US exert influence in poor nations.
    1
  5299. 35000 milligrams sounds a lot more than 35 grams
    1
  5300. @wellifthemediasaysit You might wanna take a look at this website: debunking911 . com If you think they make stuff up, conveniently they have provided source information so that you can follow up on suspicious evidence.
    1
  5301. @slenderlatina So you are more upset about both... in relation to what?
    1
  5302. I think you're wrong. The most ignorant are just going with the flock voting for social effect rather than political change. At least the undecided ones are wise enough to care where they put their vote.
    1
  5303. I don't understand how big pharma manage to have their hands around everyone's testicles. What stops all of these people, across the globe, from expressing their independent thoughts?
    1
  5304. 01:43 That man's voice is fucking awesome.
    1
  5305. I don't want to be rude, but I think his contribution is distilling and summarising, not providing details. The details are in the papers that most of us are not able to comprehend.
    1
  5306.  @truthjustice5144  Can you back up your assertions?
    1
  5307. Thanks John for pointing out the idiocy in equating all chemical weapons.
    1
  5308. What John fails to describe is, if we eradicate deficiency diseases and leverage our immune system to its fullest, how will pharmaceutical companies maintain and expand their profit?
    1
  5309. Yeah, because the holocaust wasn't in any way motivated by eugenics. Not at all. Just random cruelty to some humans.
    1
  5310.  @cs5384  The problem is perhaps that while students are taught to think critically in school, they are at the same time expected to conform to the the society outside. The barriers to entry have increased in many sectors, meaning young adults depend increasingly on their older peers to make a living, and may have to compromise on values in the process.
    1
  5311. Eating horse meat is not that controversial in Sweden. It's actually quite common as sandwhich spread. I read about this "scandal" in a Swedish newspaper yesterday, and what's scandalous is that they guaranteed that it's only beef and pork, not that horse meat is very controversial.
    1
  5312. Your "FIRST" will never be quenched. It'll LAST forever.
    1
  5313. Posted 30 Sep, 155 views? That's not rite?! :/
    1
  5314. What makes you so sure an indifferent douche bag like you would contribute to society more than an idiot?
    1
  5315. Ian is just so chill to listen to.
    1
  5316. Blablabla, no the problem wasn't strategy. Kamala would't last 10 minutes with Joe, because she's not a real person and she doesn't hold real values nor opinions.
    1
  5317. Why would next generation be less retarded?
    1
  5318. It really cheers me up when stuff like this happen!
    1
  5319.  @Not_Qwake  This is not about me.
    1
  5320. Ray Dalio wrote a book analysing the rise and fall of empires, concluding that many indicators points to that US needs to start thinking about how to "deleverage" in a socially responsible way to avoid torches and pitchforks.
    1
  5321. Look up "Hominoid" or "Hominoidea" on Wikipedia and you will be referred to an article about "Apes" where it is explained how taxonomy and the meaning of the term have evolved over time as DNA evidence have been pouring in, demoting Humans from a special position, to be just another branch under the superfamily Hominoidea, which is often referred to as "Apes". This only logical since Humans are also considered part of the family "hominidae" also known as the "Great Apes".
    1
  5322. I just finished the video you linked. It was a wild mix of obvious facts, controversial claims, and americentrism. I mean, I'm not entirely new to the ideas of Ron Paul and his like (fed=bad, tax=bad, regulation=bad, goldstandard=good, etc.) but extraordinary claims such as that deflation and saving money drives growth coupled with rather naive arguments... not swallowing it. But overall I think it was a thought provoking and interesting lecture. I'm always open for new perspectives.
    1
  5323. A lot of people are probably upset about this issue because Joe Rogan is very vocal about it.
    1
  5324. By "anti-semitism" I think they mean that they can't ethnically cleanse a region without pushback.
    1
  5325. They'd probably wanna interview the shooter's friends, family and coworkers about his supposed lack of social media presence. Seems extremely unlikely.
    1
  5326. What challange?
    1
  5327. Ray Dalio says we're in for a long stagflation and he recommends shifting investments from desirables to necessities. I think this explains the billionaire interest in things like medicine, food, land, etc. These are things that never fall out of fashion and will maintain value through any economic crisis.
    1
  5328. Bush was right about one thing, you can't stop an international organization by killing one guy, no matter how influential he is. There were probably a lot of important targets out there who had major roles in the organization, but didn't get as much media attention. But logically an organization is fought top down, so it's still indefensible that he knew and cared so little about their top guy.
    1
  5329. After doing some research I realize that this may have been true in the context of the 2008 presidential election. But does it still apply? As of now it seem as if their objective is US withdrawal from the region.
    1
  5330. Oh so gay marriage would allow streight guys to get married with eachother... ...SO FUCKING WHAT?
    1
  5331. I think Ron Paul want people to vote for him because they sympathize with his positions, not because they like his person.
    1
  5332. It surprices me that Ana is the only one clearly against this shit. The state needs to get the fuck out of people's private lives.
    1
  5333. "Name a mistake that you learned from!" "My mistake is to not be well versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer." Did she just say she is not well versed on her own mistakes? That rings true to me. She's out of touch with reality.
    1
  5334. If you ask me, the trend is going the opposite direction. Next generation will be even more fucked up.
    1
  5335. They were both good scientists. Edison spent his time developing the DC while tesla developed the AC. As it turned out AC is superior in many aspects and eventually became the standard.
    1
  5336. I think Graham's way of thinking resonate well with the stated vision for "X". Would be great to see him getting his hands dirty and help setting up the next generation sense-making apparatus.
    1
  5337. @sudan15 Thank "god" for that.
    1
  5338. Imagine opening up YouTube to find: "Watch Obama react to his 2008 speach about not mocking the consitution!" That's the kind of transparency we need. We need to hold our presidents accountable for their actions.
    1
  5339. That is a reasonable tax. As long as you apply it to capital revenues and such too.
    1
  5340. @SpaceChronologyCom ...but in a culture where non-belief is a greater taboo than rape, what is more likely: That they suddenly go full atheists or that an ancient object changes their perception of the conflict?
    1
  5341. They are only concerned with fluffy mammals and perhaps fish.
    1
  5342. Russia was denied NATO membership and had its relationship and trade with EU severed, so it was forced to pivot east.
    1
  5343. @DommTom  Putin asked Bill Clinton if Russia can join NATO. Bill said no, after consulting his advisors.
    1
  5344. I want a Victoria's Secret Body, in a pervy kind of way.
    1
  5345. Although I recognize that they are underrepresented, black protagonists are not that uncommon. Will Smith, Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Samuel L. Jacksson, Denzel Washington have all been strong protagonists in plenty of movies.
    1
  5346. @DoneWithDogma I was trying to make a joke. I'm sry I didn't get through to you.
    1
  5347. The day before, as they discuss about about 1 min into the interview.
    1
  5348.  @knightpolarus  I was just adding precision.
    1
  5349. Alex is the boss haha.
    1
  5350. Donald Trump is pro workers who work for him.
    1
  5351. As long as we handle GMO with the same caution as new chemical substances, plus are extra cautious about potential effect on eco-systems, I have no objections.
    1
  5352. @ljwoolley1 Haha yeah! Obama must be muslim... I mean just look at him. Haha you don't realize how cute you sound. Actually... you remind me of someone. Did you participate in Miss Universe perhaps? Blonde?
    1
  5353. False marketing. The only hate I whitnesses in this documentary was by KKK.
    1
  5354. @LancePoint9 Yeah, and it's just uneducated to suggest consumer protection is somehow communistic. I mean, in a planned economy, there are no consumers (in free market terms). If anything, consumer protection strengthens the market economy by increasing consumption, since the consumers don't have to worry about being scammed all the time.
    1
  5355. What's your beef with Cara?
    1
  5356. I like your attitude.
    1
  5357. "There's definitely an idea that the left needs more of those Joe Rogan type people" Joe Rogan is leftwing, and he certainly isn't culturally conservative. He's basically a hippie.
    1
  5358. So when JD Vance (in extension Trump) criticizes EU for its violation of democratic principles, that's an attack on democracy? I don't understand how this kind of contradictions doesn't upset more people.
    1
  5359. Thanks! :)
    1
  5360. ​ @nwbw217  In what way did you "fix it"? Netanyahu clearly stated that Israel should be in charge of security in Palestine.
    1
  5361. This is creeping me out!
    1
  5362. Maybe they're counting on the voter fraud?
    1
  5363. May I suggest that perhaps you encounter mostly extremist feminists because they are extreme and not because they make up the majority. The more laid back and balanced feminists are not as keen to make you aware of their opinions, and those who do so may not be controversial enough for you to identify them as feminists.
    1
  5364. Lex is the man. Wait 'til he's interviewing Putin.
    1
  5365. Well hello there Mr. Alex Jones impersonator.
    1
  5366. 41:26 Joe Biden is an advocate of the Green New Deal? Are you sure about that? Biden: "No, I don't support the Green New Deal. I support the Biden plan." https://youtu.be/eAdcBKpqaUY?t=107
    1
  5367. The Shawshank Redemption pretty much summarize this.
    1
  5368. 1:08 Note that the kid's eyes are fixed at a point beside the camera throughout his monologue. It's embarrassingly obvious that he's reading from a teleprompter.
    1
  5369. @MixedSpecieMixedRace Sweden HAD a similar model. Now there's private schools everywhere.
    1
  5370. People used to fight for their family, then families joined into tribes, then tribes joined and people fought for their region, regions joined under nations, nations joined under international unions, which joined or expanded into global unions... Why is nationality so important to you? It's just an abstract concept designed to create a sense of beloning. What is so wrong about extending that belonging to a global level?
    1
  5371. Blitz krieg.
    1
  5372. @SAbowser Newsflash?
    1
  5373. Not quite accurate. "Studies have tended to indicate small to moderate correlations (averaging around 0.3 to 0.4) between brain volume and IQ." /wiki/Brain_size#Intelligence But of course, brain size is only one of many factors making up human IQ.
    1
  5374. Gun control =/= Ban
    1
  5375. Who's #5 in between #2 and #4?
    1
  5376. This discussion relies on the assumption that most illegal immigrants are Latino. RFK Jr.'s visit to the border indicated that the majority of illegal immigrants trying to cross into US from Mexico are not Latino. The Mexico-US border has become an entry point for immigrants from across the developing world.
    1
  5377. He has actually acknowlaged that he has failed in uniting the nation.
    1
  5378. @wellifthemediasaysit No plane: Stupidest theory ever. Not one eye whitness claimed to have seen a cruise missile. All air planes. Although one guy said the plane flew into the building "like a cruise missile", which have been frequently quoted out of context. And the fact that the wings of the airplane cut down lampposts on it's way into the building visible in several images should make a clear statement that it indeed was an airplane. Or did some elves cut em down without anyone noticing?
    1
  5379. He basically says that saying something that is true but with an intent CIA doesn't approve of makes you a terrorist, meaning you no longer have individual rights as far as CIA is concerned. A truly toxic ideology has emerged within CIA and is eating the country from within.
    1
  5380. It's called H1N1, not "N1H1". The "spanish flu", an ancestor of the H1N1 virus, killed between 50 and 130 million people during the 1918-1920 pandemic. Whatever side effects you refer to, I'm sure they are mild in comparison. If there was a conspiracy to lower the world population, they'd be much better off creating a placebo vaccine and let the virus ravage.
    1
  5381. Blacks and whites are biologically different though, hence the difference in color, and it's naive to say that this is the only difference. However, this does not mean that one is inherently superior or of more value than the other, and the same applies to genders. It's also important to understand that the boundaries are in no way as clear as most people think. Although women (or whites) on average may be more suitable for a certain task, many of them are not.
    1
  5382.  @mattb6646  Alright so we won't have to wait for long! :)
    1
  5383. Let's not assume that as a consequence of meeting fashion industry's definition of beauty, skinny women are all confident and strong individuals who can easily brush off whatever verbal abuse. To have someone assure you that you're unattractive and that they're disgusted by your appearence hurts regardless of body type. It's not ok.
    1
  5384. Yeah America. Let's go fucking medieval.
    1
  5385. I think we should be careful not to read too much into Putin's words, given that words are often used for their effect rather than their substance, in particular by politician's seeking to rally support for military action.
    1
  5386. Keep in mind that evolution is a driscrete process. A creature's genome remain the same throughout its' life time, regardless of what it eats. It's only the probability of reproduction and raising offspring that changes. Although meat/fish might enhance the positive effects of having an advanced brain, it's generally considered that it was a drastic environmental change that was the main factor that drove the genetic drift towards higher intelligence.
    1
  5387. Many food crises aren't due to climate change but due to sanctions and wars disrupting farming and supply chains. What is World Bank doing about that?
    1
  5388. QUESTION FOR MUSLIMS. Have you read The Grand Design? Have you seen Stephen Hawking's message?
    1
  5389. That's so stupid. Countries leave because it's been weaponized. Threats obviously make that worse. Focus on making the dollar more reliable and attractive.
    1
  5390. no... fuck YOUR religion!
    1
  5391. I dropped by John Campbell's page on wikipedia. Almost every paragraph dismisses him. The only thing positive said about him is: "In August 2020, UNICEF's regional office for Europe and Central Asia cited his YouTube channel as an excellent example of how experts might engage with social media to combat misinformation,[16] citing a March 2020 briefing by Social Science in Humanitarian Action.[17]" But only as part of the narrative that he was sane before but has now gone bonkers. I've been quite trusting of the self-correcting nature of Wikipedia until recently. There seems to have been a radical attempt to cease control of information on all electronic media the last few years. It's terrifying.
    1
  5392. Seems like you can use this type of robot for something dirty.
    1
  5393. Unfortunately the Arctic and especially the Antarctic glaciers are partially supported by ground structure thus displaces less water than its weight. The sea level will rise.
    1
  5394. Yes.
    1
  5395. Well... he's not famous for his humor.
    1
  5396. @jordan567890 You are free to leave civilization at any time.
    1
  5397. I challange you to quote me when I said rapes are more common in sweden. Good luck! I summarized the data in question, then I concluded there is no correlation, and that's it. Stop making shit up! Assclown.
    1
  5398. 1:26 "Putin rues Soviet collapse as demise of 'historical Russia'" Reuters, Dec 12, 2021 This is a secondary source, an interpretation of a sentence from the Annual Address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, April 25, 2005 The full speech is publicly available online and findable by search. The full sentence is: "Above all, we should acknowledge that the collapse of the Soviet Union was a major geopolitical disaster of the century." In context, there is no sign of hostility towards Europe, rather of European solidarity. From the same speech: "Above all else Russia was, is and will, of course, be a major European power. Achieved through much suffering by European culture, the ideals of freedom, human rights, justice and democracy have for many centuries been our society's determining values. For three centuries, we – together with the other European nations – passed hand in hand through reforms of Enlightenment, the difficulties of emerging parliamentarism, municipal and judiciary branches, and the establishment of similar legal systems. Step by step, we moved together toward recognizing and extending human rights, toward universal and equal suffrage, toward understanding the need to look after the weak and the impoverished, toward women's emancipation, and other social gains. I repeat we did this together, sometimes behind and sometimes ahead of European standards."
    1
  5399. So a terrorist that has carried out several bombings and a failed attempt at assassination get sentence to death penalty... WAIT A MINUTE... doesn't that mean he got a trial...? Something is not right here!
    1
  5400. Pretty clear Netanyahu had Biden's balls in a tight grip. Probably extortion involved.
    1
  5401. Hey! Just because some extremist rockerlauncher kill a few people it doesn't mean ALL guns kill people. Sure there are bad examples, but there are a lot of guns out there and most are only used for practice and lawful self defence.
    1
  5402. Or companies run your politics.
    1
  5403. People in general know Iraq is quite fucked up and are hoping that US presence is going to change that (we're-saving-them-from-themselves style), so that they at least have one thing to be proud of after almost a decade of occupation. This have more news-value because in general, people like to think US troops have the moral high ground. This is a reality check.
    1
  5404. Carefully pick data and statistics that maintain a positive attitude! Pretense on offence. The American way.
    1
  5405. "Except more often than not, the male doesn't get it [turned on], he's just thinking that there's a possibility he gets turned on by that idea." I get that feeling too. Personally I'm not turned on by lesbian 'action'. I mean yeah, if I see two hot and lightly dressed ladies make out there's a good chance I would be turned on, but not because they engage in a lesbian activity but because they are hot and lightly dressed women.
    1
  5406. It seems like he's trying to agrue that he's not qualified to have his own opinion, so he trusts the experts, which he believes are for mandate of vaccination.
    1
  5407. @MrRazzeldazzel88 Won't happen. If Cenk got to interview Obama he'd lose half of his voters.
    1
  5408. Since you supposedly didn't mean that "earth has been in more extreme conditions" than today, I'm asking: in relation to what? Your reference frame is not clear from your comment, not even in the context of the comment you replied to. More extreme conditions than in... 10, 50, 100 years from now? What conditions do you suggest earth is subjected to at that time? There are certainly more than one projection.
    1
  5409. Eh, sure, but "rapeism" sounds more like a movement that advocates rape than one that intends to stop it. Maybe "antirapeism" or "consentism" would be better terms?
    1
  5410. Yes, temporarily, to achieve equality.
    1
  5411. Neocons: We believe that it is in the best interest of our nation to increase productivity, and as we believe in the capability in the free man, the best way to do this is ensuring his freedom. An individual cannot be free under threat, so the security of the people is a top concern, which is why we believe in a strong national defense. It is known that the best defense is a good offense... So for your own good, take this rifle and invade that country... MAGGOT!
    1
  5412. @markussa89 If you mean "förskola" it's actually available for children of age 1 to 5, but it's not much of an educational institution. "day care" or "child care" would be a better translation as it's really just a place to drop off your kids, so that being a parent doesn't prevent you from working/studying. It's unfair to compare this to the United States Kindergarten, which is considered the first formal year of actual education.
    1
  5413. Adam is such a child.
    1
  5414. Reminds me of this: /watch?v=c7NL7qGqG-s
    1
  5415. GOP is like: "Results? What results? How can we possibly have results without war?"
    1
  5416. When he gets into the sacred geometry my BS alarm goes off. I can't help it.
    1
  5417. I would prefer Tulsi Gabbard.
    1
  5418. How about NOT reporting on the content of 'love' letters between Alan West and his wife? Give him some privacy ffs!
    1
  5419. "No shit!" is insensitive to constipated people.
    1
  5420. We sure as hell weren't designed to use computers, drive cars, talk in mobile phones, eat with fork, wear synthetic fabrics, use deodorant, eat processed food, etc., and yet we do, and yet you think this is an argument.
    1
  5421. @BrendanJD Cops are not more corrupt than any other governmental agency. It's the way US works. Don't blame the cops. Blame the system. Change the system.
    1
  5422. I think they're yelling about Brandon.
    1
  5423. @DaWierTX Ever heard of google translate?
    1
  5424. @Jex134 I'd claim that's exactly where you fail. Without proper data you go on and speculate about some unlikely global oligarch conspiracy. That's intuition. If you used your logic, you'd conclude that you don't have enough relyable data to confirm such hypothesis.
    1
  5425. It's funny that you mention "long-known", since it's only recently, due to the Human Genome Project, that we've had access to proper statistical data, and geneticists were never in agreement. "Some geneticists concluded the differences were negligible (Lewontin 1972); others disagreed (Mitton 1978). Despite the limited data, it soon became apparent that even a modest number of loci should allow accurate assignment of individuals to populations (Mitton 1978; Smouse et al. 1982)."
    1
  5426. Don't be so hard on Hunter. I figure it ain't easy being the son of Joe Biden.
    1
  5427. I've been working together with 3 Mexican exchange students. They were all releaved he was finally dead. Why do you think that is? Didn't Mexico get their share of Venezuelan generousity, or are they simply victims of US propaganda too?
    1
  5428. Did he? On air? Link?
    1
  5429. No. The tar sand is cleaned and processed before it is put into the pipe line. /wiki/Tar_sand#Transportation_and_refining But your second point seem to be correct. I admit that it was an assumption that the oil was going to be consumed in the states. To me it is a mystery as to why this pipeline would have American support if all it does is allowing canadian oil to slip through to global markets, making it less available and more expensive.
    1
  5430. That's wishful thinking.
    1
  5431. It is also an impossibility to have a free thinking society if unpopular ideas are dealth with like cancer.
    1
  5432. That song is pretty damn catchy!
    1
  5433. Shortage of labor should primarily be adressed by parental support, education and training. Reliance on immigration just enables neglect of these essential functions.
    1
  5434. Divine ether with grated cheese on top.
    1
  5435. @noor121212121212 Living an eternity, only spending 6 day creating. He must have had an increadibly boring life. No wonder he decided to add natural disasters, diseases, cancer, miscarriage, parasites, a dying sun, comets, supernovas, colliding gallaxies, black holes, etc. for his excitement.
    1
  5436. Joe has a point. Space is scary, so we gotta shoot it up, with money.
    1
  5437. I like that guy in the background holding up a sign that says: "SHIT IS FUCKED UP AND BULLSHIT"
    1
  5438. Correlation does not mean causation. I find it more reasonable that people who have a liberal view on sex both watch porn and are advocating marriage equality. Not that one is the cause of the other.
    1
  5439. The best way to keep the Liberal International Order is to demonstrate that it is unbiased and respects national sovereignty. Sadly, that's the last thing that comes to mind when hearing "IMF" or "WTO" nowadays.
    1
  5440. What's happened to Turkey? Didn't they use to be a very secular country? I recall there were protests because the prime ministers wife wore burka.
    1
  5441. Denmark has my affections.
    1
  5442. One hypothesis I've considered is that USA provoked the Ukraine-Russian war in order to scare Europe into arming themselves to the teeth and join NATO, so that they are ready and obligated to contribute to US scheduled confrontation with China.
    1
  5443. @JesusGaveMeNewSoul Wow, this is getting complicated. So when I ask for the Father, what I get instead is his Son's Holy Spirit, which in turn enables me to get to know the Father personally? I still don't understand the difference between the two and their relation to eachother. If they have both always existed, how can one be the Father of the other? I'll read your PM asap.
    1
  5444. I wonder how Bari feels about "Assad toadie, mother of bad ideas" as director of central intelligence.
    1
  5445. Body density is a better measure of obesity. It's a bit messier to measure though.
    1
  5446. I accidentally my comment. Is it bad? :/
    1
  5447. I've seen this talk before. Like a year ago. I don't know where.
    1
  5448. @wellifthemediasaysit I've gone through a pile of supposed evidence and no, the 9-11 attacks was not an inside job. Stop browsing psuedo-science websites and documentaries and you'll be better off.
    1
  5449. ...and now someone is going to shame Cenk for not apologising for the Armenian genocide... as if he should be held accountable for something he didn't even know about.
    1
  5450. Wait what? Is it illegal to give a minor a link to pornography? Maybe the purpose is to ban advertising of pornography to minors.
    1
  5451. So the question is, how do we change this attitude? I mean the attitudes you're talking about aren't hardwired, but shaped by culture.
    1
  5452. Smarter? Maybe not. Less superstitious? Yes. From my experiance, religious institutions generally tend to discourage critical thinking.
    1
  5453. Have you noticed how often Romney dodge questions by talking about his dad?
    1
  5454. So that's why the other party is called "democrats"?
    1
  5455. Close? No. But certainly on trajectory. As Johm Mearsheimer puts it, the closer Ukraine is to victory, the closer Russia is to use nuclear weapons. In other words, the war cannot be won.
    1
  5456. They do care, but unless they can find a way to commercialize their care, competition forces them not to.
    1
  5457. Some suggest the J. F. Kennedy administration might have supported his party's takeover, but this is speculations. What's not a speculation though is US support of Saddam's invasion of Iran with intelligence, weapons and economic aid. It's quite ironic that this is the war during which he commited the warcrimes US later had him hanged for. This makes it a bit more understandable when Saddam called the war tribunal a farce.
    1
  5458. Also: "Successful reproduction isn't the goal, successful offspring is." And by "successful offspring" you mean offspring that succeed in reproduction, right? Hence, is it really necessary to make this distinction?
    1
  5459. Fuck yeah. Pedo state. Child rape. Pedo state. Die of old age. Child rape. Pedo state. Pedo state. Child rape. Fuck yeah. Entire school. Child rape. Pedo state. Did I mention pedo state and child rape? Pedo state. Child rape.
    1
  5460. ARE THEY SHIA OR SUNNI?
    1
  5461. Shoutout to Five Times August for "Ain't no Rock and Roll". That song summarizes the decay of the integrity of musicians.
    1
  5462. Such waste to eat proper food when you're hung over.
    1
  5463. Oh my god you're seriously being air-headed. A man attracted to a person with maskuline features is gay. Whether that person identifies as a man or female is completely irrelevant. I'm a man, let's say I'm attracted to a woman, and it turns out she identifies as a man. This does not make me gay, because it was the feminine features of her body that I was attracted to, not the male personality.
    1
  5464. An argument against "if you don't like it here, you should get out" is that people may criticize their government because they love their country and want to make it better.
    1
  5465. @jlhe2011 Yeah, it's Cenk being Cenk.
    1
  5466. Imagine this guy waking up hung-over like never before. As he's lying there trying to figure out what happened last night, a SWAT team rams the door covering his face in red laser from some 20 sub-machineguns... "What the fuck did I do last night?!" Plot for Hangover 3?
    1
  5467. Whatever that asian guy's name is... good point. Really good point.
    1
  5468. 0:06 Sounds like John says "an employee of Fucks News". Well he's not that far off though.
    1
  5469. From the response he gave upon being confronted with ethnic cleansing, I think it's clear he was not fully aware of what was going on. I don't think it's fair to punish a man for not ceasing the opportunity to kill his friend over crimes he was not aware of.
    1
  5470. Apparently "intent" is a complicated subject. I'm not a lawyer, but from what I'm able to extract from the swedish wikipedia page on "uppsåt" his crime falls under "likgiltighetsuppsåt" (indifferent intent) that is: although his intent was not malicious, he was able to suspect the implication of his act, but chose to do it nevertheless. But again, I'm no lawyer.
    1
  5471. You mean "WIFE" as in not doing what she want to do, but what you want her to do? Sounds fair... -_-
    1
  5472. Genocide through interbreeding requires the consent and participation of both parties, and the extincion would be mutual. Idiot.
    1
  5473. Hahaha pathetic little loser!
    1
  5474. Excellent video!
    1
  5475. Studies are often contradicting eachother as a result of how, where and when the data is gathered? That her source says 85% and yours says 65% does not mean she is wrong or is lying.
    1
  5476. The idea that B7 was taken down deliberately with explosives still makes no sense to me. What is the hypothesis? That the planes flew into the twin tower to divert attention from the deliberate demolition? Quite an elaborate way to do it. And why was it so important to demolish that building?
    1
  5477.  @reem3266  Alright, so lead by example and hope they follow.
    1
  5478. The way he panics it's like he's under death threat from Pfizer.
    1
  5479. ...and then you notice a sandwich that's been lying around since yesterday morning and go: "ah what the heck" *nomnom*
    1
  5480. TYT is against death pendalty because of the risk of punnishing innocents, yet they are tolerant or even approving of other inmates carrying out their own justice. That's kinda contradictory don't you think?
    1
  5481. I'm not so sure about him having sex with his mother.
    1
  5482. Thank you for keeping it real!
    1
  5483. @demanvanhetstokbrood Human is a species. It's just ignorant to say all humans are one race as we've lived isolated in different environments for evolutionary significant periods of time. Whether our differences are significant enough for us to discriminate against eachother is a different question.
    1
  5484. Slippery slopes gonna be slippy.
    1
  5485. Giggedy!
    1
  5486. Arizona is going down the drain. I feel so terrible for the Arizonians.
    1
  5487. Seems hard to monetize a self-spreading vaccine, so it ain't gonna happen.
    1
  5488. I'd rape Justine Bieber. Not that I'm into young boys, just for the lols.
    1
  5489. Or... "I do declare, thau shalt return whence thau came, or I shall slay thee with my blade"
    1
  5490. Great comedy, but his motivation for searching prime numbers was rather far fetched.
    1
  5491. I love crowdsourcing.
    1
  5492. They keep getting caught doing exactly what they accuse their enemies of.
    1
  5493. 6:39 The woman in the lower middle of the screen. That face freaks me out!
    1
  5494. @profsat5 You're glorifying history. I wouldn't like a country where you're looked down upon for critizising the president. Critique should be encouraged.
    1
  5495. @SkullOfYorick Thaught I'd strengthen your case a bit. The following gods are all mentioned in the Bible: Adrammelech, Anammelech, Ashima, Ashtoreth, Baal, Baal-berith, Baal-peor, Baal-zebub, Baalim, Bel, Chemosh, Dagon, Diana of the Ephesians, Jehovah, Jupiter, Lucifer, Mercurius, Milcom, Molech, Nebo, Nergal, Nibhaz, Nisroch, Rimmon, Succoth-benoth, Tammuz, Tartak.
    1
  5496. Note that the study does not analyze people's actual response to the given situations, but peoples opinions about what their response might be. So it says more about people's self image than their behavior. I think we all know how hard it is to predict our responses to stressful situations.
    1
  5497. @septogram7 He's not at peace. He was at war, and now he's dead.
    1
  5498. He was talking about "twitter".
    1
  5499. Including Ron Paul? Like his politics or not, but you can't really call him hypocritical, corrupt, or unproffessional.
    1
  5500. He grabbed her ass under her skirt.
    1
  5501.  @kathrynpontius4743  Why so negative?
    1
  5502.  @JohnGodwin777  Don't get me wrong. Kevin has decent points every now and then. My point is that people listen to him like he's this rare source of wisdom, but he does not seem to surpass the average joe in this regard.
    1
  5503. There's perpetually at least one crisis affecting the world that US is involved in. If there's a peace deal, they'll start some shit elsewhere. Taiwan next?
    1
  5504. Why do they do this to me? I don't have time for another obsession!
    1
  5505. Calorie pills? HAHAHAHA tell him to stop wasting his money! He needs to eat Fat (9 kcal/g), Protein (4 kcal/g), and Carbonhydrates (4kcal/g). There's really no way around it.
    1
  5506. Soo... what's Iran's response to this?
    1
  5507. No harassing children is not ok, but the definition of "harassing" does not necessarily include standing on public ground taking photographs of kids in the name of the press. The issue is complicated because it's a tradeoff between the freedom of the press and the privacy of the individual. If the law is not designed correctly, it may be used to intimidate real journalists.
    1
  5508. Not that it is an excuse, but the video starts with "Go! Why are you still here? Go!" indicating that they had considerable interaction before the start of the video. We don't know what the pretext is.
    1
  5509. The paradox: Every generation is complaining about the moral decay of the youth, yet it's undeniable that our society have progressed for the better.
    1
  5510. They took a piece of her ribs, crafted an ear structure, then planted it beneath the skin on her arm and waited for the skin to adapt ot the new shape. I don't know if I would call that "growing an ear on her arm". They basically only grew skin.
    1
  5511. @timesplitters333 America was originally incredibly diverse and multicultural, but with the help of a secular constitution, people learned to live with eachother, found common ground, and cultures grew intertwined. As globalization is a fact, the best we can do is to try understand other cultures, while promoting our own. Demonizing other cultures as evil or hateful will only widen the gaps, making the world an even more dangerous place than it already is.
    1
  5512. 1. Clinged to Biden despite obvious mental decline. 2. Picked inexperienced replacement through scetchy process from behind closed doors. 3. Rejected and demonized actually popular candidates. 4. Manufactured a personality for a candidate who can't act. 5. Campaigned through scripted events, avoiding debates and interviews. 6. Offered little more than not being Trump. 7. Used undemocratic means to shut down both competition and opposition.
    1
  5513. This whole censorship campaign was championed by Democrats in collaboration with globalist institutions. EU politicians just were just opportunistic, trying to gain power in the process.
    1
  5514. I colleague who lived in USA for some years. Now she moved back to Sweden. I asked her why she moved back. Her answer: "Well, see, I got diabetes. I can barely make ends meet in USA. Here I can have a life."
    1
  5515. To be fair, while Fauci did say he was leaning STRONGLY in favor of animal origin, he didn't say he was leaning TOTALLY STRONGLY. So he is in fact being perfectly consistent and of highest integrity. ;)
    1
  5516. Ideally: yes. But at least taking a step towards it.
    1
  5517. @sleepyfish 'The point' of having a panel is to attack issues from different perspectives, which this panel failed to do. I find this monotone and boring.
    1
  5518. I'm sorry but France does not have a particularily high birth rate. It's about 12.8% while US is at about 13.7%. Also, there's a clear negative correlation between birthrate and wellbeing. A high birth rate is an indicator of poverty. The better off people are, the less children they produce.
    1
  5519. Here's an interview with the author of "The Bellcurve" (by Sam Harris) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yClpuehBhC8
    1
  5520. If you knew anything about the psychology of hatred, you would know that it does not couple well with having a sober understanding of reality. Since hatred is incompatible with empathy, the less you know about the object of your hatred the more likely it is to develop, and it blurs and skews your perception in order to circumvent it.
    1
  5521. Put your rant in context. Your equivalence has been around in every empire throughout history, looking down on the rest of their world from your temporary vantage point, completely ignorant of the underlying forces that got you there, thinking to yourself "obviously I'm just better than them, so screw them".
    1
  5522. Trump will be a dictator on day 1. Yet after losing, Kamala asked her voters to be calm and respect the democratic process. So what is it, is he a dictator or a democratically elected president? How people live with these contradictions I can't understand.
    1
  5523. I imagine false rumors being spread about people to turn the mob against them. I imagine innocents scapegoats, tortured to death and left on display in the street. Sounds like a real utopia.
    1
  5524. @superlucci Hahaha you're trolling right. It's fun to see people fall for it.
    1
  5525. I'm surpriced that you're not more outraged over this. If this happened in my country it would make it to the headlines and there would be a thorough investigation and the people responsible would suffer consequences.
    1
  5526. What Tucker is payed to convey here is that the left violently suppresses conservative ideas. The interviewee is only there as an excuse to affirm that assertion.
    1
  5527. You should watch a talk by Richard Wilkinson called "How economic inequality harms societies" It's true that income inequality is a very important factor that is often neglected, but the macroinequality is also a problem.
    1
  5528. @racpembertondual Then I think you should watch Tyler Cowen's talk called "Be suspicious of stories". Chances are you didn't find this talk very interesting because he wasn't telling a story, he was telling the truth. Anyhow I find this very interesting.
    1
  5529. Again? This is getting way out of hand. Hopefully the conservatives start to wake up.
    1
  5530. Regarding Earth's shape, you have to remember that earth's surface is 71% ocean, which will naturally redistribute over the surface until there is balance between gravity and centripetal force. Any departure from this balance is unstable and will naturally "self-heal". This is of course a simplification, neglecting geological activity, tectonics, weather dynamics, gravity of the moon and other celestial objects, megnetic field, etc.
    1
  5531. Naturally, one tries to find a flaw in his childhood as an explaination for his extremely deviant behavior, but this guy admittedly had a happy carefree childhood and loving parents. How do you go from that, to shoot a pretty girl in the head, rape, chop up, and eat her corpse? I don't understand.
    1
  5532. I guess that's a fair argument if you value a few taxdollars over sex.
    1
  5533. @StewieSwan Yeah that's a good question.
    1
  5534. devon bay is baiting troll
    1
  5535. You know what's counterproductive? Calling these people insane, deranged, lunatics, etc. They need love.
    1
  5536. @kileer7 First you say "it's always been that way" Then you say "we gotto fight back lick back then" Doesn't add up.
    1
  5537. No. Education will not necessarily be a problem because they believe in Allah. Iran handles education just fine.
    1
  5538. "Dangerous" sounds more dramatic than it is. I would put it like this: "Riskful freedom is better than a secure prison."
    1
  5539. @52questionmarks For fcked up christians like Rick Perry morality just is a set of static rules, which can be circumvented with ease.
    1
  5540. He wasn't talking about the current state of earth.
    1
  5541. I honestly think their reasons for covering of the Treyvon Martin story was very much emotional. They simply felt disgusted by the appearent injustice. I've never seen Ana so upset as she was the first time they covered the story.
    1
  5542. I'm not sure exposing pussies is a good method to stop porn.
    1
  5543. @TheImpeacher I hope that's sarcasm.
    1
  5544. Of course he's biased. It's political commentary, not news. He's admittedly progressive. If you're gonna call him a liar, you need to give an example. Also, you need to prove that he knew he was lying, because if it wasn't, it might just be bad research.
    1
  5545. Also I don't think you should be too hard on the doctors. It's their technological approach to life that enables them to be doctors. They are there to save lives and heal the sick. Dealing with agony and grief is not their expertise.
    1
  5546. I don't think this will be a problem. Trump is good at talking to people. They'll sort it out and make a deal.
    1
  5547. @darinherrick9224  If A is not B then B is not A.
    1
  5548. @cyberfunk3793  Scandinavia is actually warm for its latitude thanks to the gulf stream. Al Gore's initial scare warned that melting of the north pole may disturb the stream, leading to an ice age for northern Europe.
    1
  5549. Gender-exclusive fasion is not hardwired from birth, but learned through experiance. Trying out the fasion of the opposite gender doesn't necessarily mean you want to be associated with the opposite gender, might just be for experimentation. I got to try both lipstick and nail-polish at grandma's as a child. I remember it to be an exciting experiance. I never wore it in public though, but I don't think I would've felt strange in doing it, unless someone teased me for it that is.
    1
  5550. Ah, this guy! Great to hear him again.
    1
  5551.  @BazingaTing  The defacto NATO buildup 2014-2022 in Ukraine was what triggered the invasion.
    1
  5552. I can't find this part on Maher's channel. Hmm, I wonder why. ;)
    1
  5553. @Territomauvais They should add a 'Discuss video' button that takes you to a forum with a higher cap. This way they can keep the short comments for the casual user, but still allow deeper discussion.
    1
  5554. If it's designed to be thrown, technically yes.
    1
  5555. Some of her art look like something out of the Yellow Submarine film.
    1
  5556. An example of Hitchens's character: Skeptical whether waterboarding should be considered torture, he arranged for experts to perform the "enhanced interrogation" method on him. He lasted a few seconds, then gave them signal to stop. In light of overwhelming evidence, he reported that waterboarding is definitely torture.
    1
  5557. "a load bearing narrative in their narrow reality" That's actually quite poetic Kurt!
    1
  5558.  @cancerino666  Interesting. Is there any reliable data confirming this? There's always risk for conflating growth of events and growth of news coverage.
    1
  5559. Fuck Operah. I hate that bitch. Her shows are fake.
    1
  5560. I'm disappointed TYT didn't even dare to scratch the surface of the subject of incest. I expected them to at least admit that he's right from a biological perspective.
    1
  5561. Jordan lost me at "Buddy!"
    1
  5562. She's obviously just an opportunist exploiting the publicity of the Trayvon Martin tragedy to win attention and money. Do everyone a favour and ignore her.
    1
  5563. I don't mind tattoos in the face... when that's the only part of your body that's missing one.
    1
  5564. Respect to John Mearsheimer for taking the time to talk not only to fellow intellectuals but also to Piers Morgan.
    1
  5565. @JReece3000 Yeah, Allah is a dick. And when the Muslims bend over towards Mecca, Allah sneeks up behind and...
    1
  5566. popesnose, porn is a common topic on TYT. I'm pretty sure Cenk already know if Ana's watching porn or not.
    1
  5567. How can he live in America and be unable to grasp the most basic concept of liberty: People should be free to do what they want as long as it doesn't infringe on the freedom of others.
    1
  5568. Yes. If I were a muslim, whether I realized it or not, it would be a problem to me.
    1
  5569. Important detail is also that many other search engines uses google services to perform the search, for example the list of blacklisted websites. This means that even if you switch engine, google may still influence your search results and collect data on your searches.
    1
  5570. @187onaPigeon If they after those 21 (possibly 30) years find him to still be dangerous to society, he can be detain as long it's necessary. 21 is the minimum sentence. Also, I just read an article explaining how the 30 years sentence can only be used during times of war, which is not the case here.
    1
  5571. I think his argument holds regardless of whether it is mentioned in the new testament. In order to be consistent they'd either have to (1) admit that they too are violating biblical commendments, or (2) not all commendments are to be followed and that christians have no one way to determine which are.
    1
  5572. We have to maintain dominance so that we can use it to maintain dominance.
    1
  5573. "Religion... what's the harm?" lol
    1
  5574. This video makes me a bit down. It makes my dream of humanity working togeather as one seem not so bright anymore. It's like creating a world-wide monopoly. Without the pressure of competition, the groups overall performance become irrelevant to the individual, the 'slackers' will benefit from being selfish, and the group will dissolve.
    1
  5575. I believe the use of "rape" as vulgarism trivializes unconsensual sex as much as "motherfucker" trivializes incest. Cenk is such a grampa.
    1
  5576. Being religious makes you moral because it redefines morality as following a few simple rule-of-thumbs that are encouraged by superficial incentives and repellents. I thought this was obvious.
    1
  5577. He talks about reducing the GROWTH of population, not reduce the current population. Moron.
    1
  5578. Hmm there must be some loophole... maybe if you first merry some other woman who has another last name, change to the last name of the lady you actually intend to marry, and then divorce the temporary wife, and then marry the intended woman and live happily ever after.
    1
  5579. That's a peaceful pro-Ukraine demonstration.
    1
  5580. Oh. Sorry then.
    1
  5581. They're just afraid of competition, and playing of people's xenophobia to fight it.
    1
  5582. Of course it matters. The first step of solving a problem is understanding it.
    1
  5583. @Jex134 "Youtube consistently takes down free energy how-to's for no reasons." Oh you're one of those... Good day.
    1
  5584. That makes sense I guess. But it's still very cruel to the daughter.
    1
  5585. Very exciting! :)
    1
  5586. I can't see why so many Atheists find this provoking. I find it interesting.
    1
  5587. 0:30 the short blonde... dat body!
    1
  5588. Minimalism could imply the artist is economic, never using more resources than absolutely necessary. There are many things in nature that were important to our ancestors that are asymmetric. Remember when he talked about landscapes and natural beauty? Deviant designs could imply eg. ingenuity or creativity.
    1
  5589. If the roles were shifted, wouldn't it be likely that you were now in danger of being prosecuted for blasphemy against the western society?
    1
  5590. "Gay bowel syndrome is a medical term first used by Henry L Kazal and colleagues in 1976 to describe the various sexually transmitted perianal and rectal diseases and sexual traumas seen in Kazal's proctology practice, which had many gay patients." "It is apparent that Gay Bowel Syndrome is an essentialized category of difference that is neither gay-specific, confined to the bowel, nor a syndrome." /wiki/Gay_bowel_syndrome
    1
  5591. If they wanted to be like America, how come it's not like America?
    1
  5592. The title should be "Failed Terror Plot Too Convenient To Be True?" Not "...Too Strange" imho
    1
  5593. What? He hasn't done anything yet.
    1
  5594. So what Cenk is saying is: "Twitter don't hate people, people hate people!"
    1
  5595. @andrefrbk I've been to Japan and talked to some students. I got the impression they are serious about studying because of the pressure, not only from family but also from government and companies. Eg. if you took a year off traveling and then returned to studies, or decided you switch direction in your studies, you were considered lazy and didn't get hired. I'm sure that if you were raised in such environment you'd be serious about your studies too.
    1
  5596. It is quite contradictory to suggest there are no incentives for young men to get married, yet suggest that having a good marriage is among the core pleasures in life. Sorry Charles, you can't have it both ways.
    1
  5597. @AntitheistPOV Few people end up in a situation where their supposed 'violence gene' triggers, of which few are actually prosecuted and convicted, of which some have already successfully reproduced. This togeather with immigration continuously 'polluting' your genepool, will lead to a genetic drift so slow that I doubt it will be measurable by your grandchildrens grandchildren. ...which leads to the question: Is it really worth it, and does it really cure the immediate problem?
    1
  5598. Good luck with your information bubble!
    1
  5599. Nah, I'm not buying this one. I mean there is fragments of truth in there, but my experience is a lot of important truths and falsehoods are sorted out in the second wave. I don't mind the hyperbole. I can deal with it.
    1
  5600. This is comedy!
    1
  5601. @SevyShasha That doesn't make any sense. The so called "gulags" were filled with people who opposed the system.
    1
  5602. All people are psychologically damaged.
    1
  5603. I'm sorry. I can't make sense of your comment. If you were trying to make a point related to my comment, please clearify.
    1
  5604. Who's awareness do you suggest needs to be raised? I'm pretty sure no man of which belly shadows his penis is in such denial that he hasn't already figured out he's obese. Or do you mean that the 66% who can see their penis needs to be more aware of the 33% who can't?
    1
  5605. Thank you Mr. Righteous for pointing out double standards once again lol. Learn the difference between bullying and an heated discussion escalating into physical confrontation.
    1
  5606. @MixedSpecieMixedRace In order to counter local sudden changes in demand, it's important that labour/competence can flow freely without bureaucratic processes. I'm graduating University with a bachenour in engineering this spring, and I tell you it's a hell-of-a diverse class. India, vietnam, china, libanon, iran, kurds, muslims, christians, atheists, etc. In no way do they deserve to be looked down upon because some kids suffering identity issues perform below average. Integration takes time.
    1
  5607. He got involved in the civil rights movement in high-school as a 22 year old kid. What's the problem?
    1
  5608. So that's why every little update is at least 40 GB: Government bureaucracy.
    1
  5609. This is how Mjolnir (Mjölner) is pronounced in modern swedish: sv. forvo. com/word/mj%C3%B6lner/ ...in norwegian: sv. forvo. com/word/mj%C3%B8lner/#no Although it was most likely pronounced differently in old norse, these are probably the best approximations.
    1
  5610. This will be interesting. I'm stocking up on popcorn.
    1
  5611. One can not draw conclusions from data that does not exist. Considering the data unreliable for comparison would reduce the likelyhood of any conclusion, not increase it.
    1
  5612. Ben nailed it. We don't throw people in jail because the majority think so. Let the man have a fair trial!
    1
  5613. Did Ana just tease John for driving a scooter to work? hahaha
    1
  5614. ...but what about the war movies? Hollywood will not be the same if US stop tossing bombs around the world.
    1
  5615. Saying yes to everything seems damn expensive.
    1
  5616. Yeah sure, DNA in individual cells can be damaged (mutated) during your life time (eg. cancer), but let's keep this in context. Unless the cell is a spermatogonium it won't transfer to the offspring, and unless this mutation is not biased in towards a more advanced brain, it does not cause genetic drift (apart from natural selection). While the prior is unlikely but possible, the latter is against everything I know about evolution. Mutations are not biased to favour certain traits.
    1
  5617. Great talk! Was not aware of how prevalent this is.
    1
  5618. *xenophobism
    1
  5619. Legal system in Norway is about crime prevention, not about vengence.
    1
  5620. No.
    1
  5621. Oh I see. Well in that case I'd like to point out that Mao not only was an atheist, but also had no mustache.
    1
  5622. I think you're wrong. If she was, she would have told us a long time ago.
    1
  5623. Depends on how you define "Republican". Both parties have changed tremendously over time.
    1
  5624. "Zelensky, Do you feel like Mr Trump is on your side at this moment." Trump points to Zelensky, sitting by his side. "Sort of a stupid question."
    1
  5625. A million a day? More like $41 * 10^n (n: number of days)
    1
  5626. It should be called Kink instead of Pride.
    1
  5627. I'm not that good at math, that was just for the lols. But I think we touched on the basics in some course I took, keeping track of how errors scale through equations and stuff. Really boring math haha, but can be really important I guess.
    1
  5628. Troll.
    1
  5629. Reminds me of when I was 1st tier support for an ISP and I was referred to as "Agent".
    1
  5630. @kendon0923 Atheists does not consult the Bible for moral guidence, thus they can not tell good from bad. To the Atheists helping an old lady across the street is no different from raping a featus and then the mother. Since they have no moral compass, they could as well confuse 'caving your skull in with a rock' to be a gesture of gratefulness. Just look at the evil scientists who are trying to teach evolution to our kids as if it was science. It's just a theory you know. *caugh*satire*caugh*
    1
  5631. Guns don't kill people. If that cop wasn't armed he would've found another way of killing that mother.
    1
  5632. @valakin Are you kidding? You're world famous for your filled up jails. Without reviewing any statistics at all I'd claim scandinavia, central europe, japan, china, singapore and canada not only have a smaller portion of the population in jail, but also a significantly lower crimerate.
    1
  5633. I was trying to be funny...
    1
  5634. Did you see the video about Jonathan Krohn on TYT yesterday? You should! I'm not saying you are not entitled to your oppinion. I just think you should be a bit more humble when it comes to complex issues like global warming.
    1
  5635. @bluefootedpig Nah, I'm just sick of people beliving Ron Paul is a spotless messiah. I mean I'd love to see him do something about the corruption and get the troops home, but I'm afraid he'll do very much damage too. He's a wild card.
    1
  5636. I don't see how that is impossible.
    1
  5637. @telephas1c Yeah that makes sense I guess.
    1
  5638. Rick Genest
    1
  5639. "Do not try to be superior among the people around you" ...said the man who claims he's God.
    1
  5640. May I object to the controversy of an artist using her background dancers as prop? That's their job for fuck sake.
    1
  5641. I'm not sure how you intend to measure a pussy's torque.
    1
  5642. Wow, that was random. You objected to my use of "racist" and so I asked you to offer a less loaded alternative. The part about pigmentation was just an attempt to be witty really. No need to get your panties all in a bunch over that.
    1
  5643. Maybe I got downvoted by muslims who neither belong to Sunni or Shia? My question kindof implied they are the only two options. They are the most common though.
    1
  5644. Not yet, no, but the question is how big of a problem it will be in say 50 years. There's much uncertainty involved, but I think we know enough to at least be careful.
    1
  5645.  @edbernardmusic3599  How do you evaluate whether Hamas is good?
    1
  5646. Robert taught me that education is a scam that is designed to leave people in debt. To get rich, he suggests, I need to instead pay him tens of thousands of $ for seminars using credit.
    1
  5647. The worst thing about child labour is that it's a reason for the parents to not send em to school. But the way the system works now, poor families can't afford to educate their children anyway. So what harm can child labour do?
    1
  5648. I would extend his sentence and throw him into solitary confinement for say two weeks (he's obviously not ready for society). Then I'd do an analysis of the event: What allowed it to happen (weapons in circulation? lack of surveillence? deficient rehabilitation program?) How do we prevent its recurrence? And then I'd implement the changes accordingly.
    1
  5649. Later in that interview he also explains that democrats are illegally suppressing voters.
    1
  5650. The crystals were simply thrown into the air by the underlying membrane, and the resulting mess had little to do with sound.
    1
  5651. Antifa must be really confused listening to Giorgia Meloni.
    1
  5652. "having sex with someone when you don't want does NOT mean that that person has raped you" Women were asked if they had been physically forced to have sexual intercourse when she did not want to, as well as if they have had sexual intercourse when they did not want to in fear of what the partner might do. In other words, non-consensual sex forced by the use of violence or threat there of. I think it's fair to equate this to rape in a quantitative survey.
    1
  5653. So you're saying that society is on the brink of gender equality, and you're unconvinced that feminists will acknowledge this, but rather continue right across towards matriarchy under the pretense that they are still oppressed. Looking at statistics however, it's clear that despite significant progress this equilibrium remain distant, and I have no reason to believe feminism's role in politics will ever be larger than the inequality it opposes.
    1
  5654. I agree with Kallas. Breaking up EU into many small sovereign nations would be a good thing.
    1
  5655. "You have a 240 IQ, so why are you doing this? Why aren't you curing cancer? Why aren't you really making a difference?" Yeah, I wonder why he would want to make a fortune while keeping a personal harem of young female sex slaves... High IQ does not mean one has high ethical standards.
    1
  5656. Wow. This guy can cook!
    1
  5657.  @andyd568  Do you think this is an inherent trait of human nature or a result of the society we have built? Could it be easier to love and be loved if our society was to a higher degree crafted by people like David Brooks?
    1
  5658. You are yet to describe what a soul is. Asserting that all life has some of it does not help. You've given hints that it involves morality, intelligence, and self awareness. But it's still a very vague discription that can be interpreted in a lot of ways. And I still find it compatible with us being "biological machines". Please be more specific.
    1
  5659. Regarding the "war on farmers", I refer to Ray Dalio: to protect your wealth ahead of a looming economic depression, you need to reallocate your investments from things people want, to things people need: land, food, medicine, power. I think this understanding among capitalists is what drives a lot of changes currently. They're not trying to destroy farming, they're trying to destroy their business so that they can acquire it cheaply.
    1
  5660. Saying so doesn't make it true. Common misconception.
    1
  5661. "Say WHAAAAT?!" ...is gonna be Cenk's new catch phrase.
    1
  5662. It's the victims fault for being naive enough to be fooled... but ofcourse!
    1
  5663. Is the Muslim-takeover conspiracy spreading to the US now? -_- I wouldn't be all that surpriced if some paranoid christian right wing extremist goes on a killing spree pretty soon, and then Glen Beck either defends the massacre or invoke the 'No true Scotsman' fallacy like he did after Anders Behring Breivik's massacre on Utøya.
    1
  5664. Can someone explain to me what's so difficult about recording the sound in real time and then slowing it down?
    1
  5665. Bigfoot? It looked more like Jesus if you ask me.
    1
  5666. 1:16 Subliminal message from Jamie.
    1
  5667. Why is Malice pink?
    1
  5668. What happened to the quality?
    1
  5669. It seems Jihi signed up for career, adventure and dating rather than ambition to do good for Americans. She was focused on doing a good job for her employer while having fun.
    1
  5670. The belief that one's will is free influences one's process of choosing. It gives our consciousness and rational mind authority to intervene with our instinctive behaviour in order to reflect upon our options and reason about their hypothetical outcomes. If we believed in our heart that our will is not free, then we give no reason for our consciousness to intervene, rendering it a passive observer. This feedback between our choices and our belief in our freedom to choose is something I struggle to wrap my hand around.
    1
  5671. If I girl is passed out, is it OK to have sex with her? Reply yes or no to @drphil #teensaccused
    1
  5672. Yeah, we definately need more dept. That'll solve all our problems.
    1
  5673. @angel102ify Chill dude, I wasn't all sarcastic. I was honest when I said you've got a point. I just find it sad that the best way of pushing scientific progress is through hatebreeding.
    1
  5674. Great debate actually!
    1
  5675. An unprovoked attack on the Ukrainian people✔ Unrelated to Russian security concerns, power politics, and EU/US meddling✔ Putin is evil ✔ Ok, got it Biden!
    1
  5676. So no one ever slapped an ass before porn? I hope you understand what a clown you are.
    1
  5677. True.
    1
  5678. It's legal in a number of countries though, so I don't think it's impossible.
    1
  5679. I think the reason Sweden's population wants to join NATO right now is because they have never been as effectively propagandized.
    1