How about that?

This is unpaid work I'm doing.

I view 4-HB as a manifesto, a call to arms for a new mental model of living, the experimental lifestyle.

It's up to you, not your doctor, not the newspaper, to learn what you best respond to.

If you understand politics well enough to vote for a president, or if you have ever filed taxes, you can learn the few most important scientific rules for redesigning your body.

These rules will become your friends, 100% reliable and trusted.

This changes everything.

right peter's doing it peter's

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"I view 4HB as a manifesto, a call to arms for a new mental model of living, the experimental lifestyle.

It's up to you, not your doctor, not the newspaper, to learn what you best respond to.

If you understand politics well enough to vote for a president, or if you have ever filed taxes, you can learn the few most important scientific rules for redesigning your body.

These rules will become your friends, 100% reliable and trusted.

This changes everything.

There is no high priesthood.

[laughs]

They have called me a Nazi and a racist." She wrote that letter just mere weeks after she took to Twitter to call some of her coworkers "mostly young wokes." (laughs) Um, what do we know about her exit from the Times and how do you think it kind of set her up for the next phase of her career?

I think about her exit from the Times as a performance by Bari Weiss.

I think she saw an opportunity and took it, and what I mean by that is James Bennet is forced to resign after the Tom Cotton op-ed.

The reason for that is not just the substance of the op-ed, but the fact that Bennet openly states that he did not review the piece before it was sent to publication, which is presumably part of his job.

Bari gets to utilize this moment to portray The New York Times as sort of beholden to, as you said, young wokes, not very interested in f- free inquiry, free speech.

At this point, I think it's very clear in my mind that she's announcing herself to the broader conservative media ecosystem as, like, a free agent.

What makes her unique is that she didn't just go become, like, a talking head on Fox News or whatever.

In the mission statement for the Free Press, here's a quote, "The Free Press is a media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of great American journalism: honesty, doggedness, and fierce independence." It goes on to say, quote, "We don't allow ideology to stand in the way of searching for the truth."

We're talking about keg stand here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I, I, I think, I mean, you know, it, it's really just him and Coney Barrett in terms of who you could have some kind of hope for.

I think Roberts, we sort of know who he is, right? And I think both of them have sort of showed themselves to be loyal to the conservative political movement first and foremost this year, you know? They very much wanted to grease the wheels for Trump.

You can see it in the shadow docket rulings.

You can see it in the fact that they, you know, halted it.

It's anti-white racism, right? That DEI is racist against white people, right? That's what the thinking here is.