I'll let you talk, Michael.

Yeah, that was a lot.

There's a lot to unpack there.

I noticed one word in particular missing from the conversation.

I was very happy to hear the fact that you believe they need more capitalism because that's absolutely a fact.

The missing word was socialism.

And And that's I know it's a broad stroke and people think different things about various method methodologies of socialism, various just a little bit here, just a little bit there in this place.

Yeah, it's really

Yeah.

And I could've picked any number of country songs.

I could go, I could go back to Patsy Cline.

Uh, but I, uh, this, I don't know.

This is just one of tho- one of those other songs in the list that i- that makes it clear that when I'm talking about these changes in, in affecting change in the future, I'm talking about changing yourself now.

I'm talking of, when I talk about anarchy, I'm not talking about chaos.

You brought that up a couple of times.

Mm-hmm

Do you think I'm correct or I could be wrong?

No, I think you're right.

I'm one of the first people to tell someone in this conversation, in any of these conversations, that anarchy is not...

While we're on the subject of it, it doesn't scale up.

It's just like everything else because the larger things get, the larger the scale is, the less control there is, the more chaos is introduced into the system.

And as soon as you start to introduce what you can look at and call chaos or problem, problems or or even just sort of anarchy natural life you can't control it happening uh somebody looks at it and calls it chaos and says hey now we can't let that happen we have to put in systems of controls and ways to to make it so that doesn't happen to those people over there and of course those people over there oh yeah absolutely we'd love that that not happened you have our vote uh and and that's just kind of how it how it works you It's all about the individual.

It's all about an individual ideology and keeping these ideas with yourself, in and of yourself.

And so I want to ask how has media changed psychologically over time? And is it where this perspective come from? Is it from your working in media and broadcasting?

Who wants that?

No, it's really terrible, and it's not getting any better with the sort of AI slop that's coming along.

It's so much of it now.

And God forbid you're doing the reels or the YouTube or something like that, and you accidentally click on one of these pieces of garbage that is just this AI-generated nonsense, that's all that'll show up in your feed.

You were talking about the feed.

That's all that'll show up in your feed for a while.

And that's when you definitely gotta figure out how to break the algorithm to get in there and throw a wrench in the works.

What do you think people fundamentally misunderstand about that word or that philosophy?