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OK, so let's let's dive in with Vice President

J.D. Vance.

This doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

I'm sorry.

It just doesn't like I understand everyone has their beliefs, but I don't know if I want a vice president coming to say that, eh, you know what? We could be in the end of times.

That's okay.

We're all going to die.

Not much I can do.

Just throw my hands up and that's all right.

So what was the context? What the hell was he saying? So he was on a podcast.

Uh, this came out on the 31st of last month, the Bryce Crawford podcast.

Uh, and he was talking about how he's always been fascinated with the end times and the Bible.

And what got me really concerned was he later and I get it right.

AI is freaking some people out, right? We've all been conditioned via Hollywood and everything else that they're going to become sentient and we're going to just live for the computers.

Right.

But he pointed to developments in technology is one of the reasons he believes there are unusual forces at work in the world.

He said some recent advancements have made him wonder whether the Antichrist could already be among humanity.

No kidding.

Yeah.

Is that part of the nature of the Antichrist is he walks around stealthily until it's the right time? Is that part of the story? I don't remember that one.

I thought he just comes barreling in on a horse or something.

Yeah, I thought when I remember the book there that had the end times, I should know this, all the years of Catholicism.

Yeah, Revelation.

I thought he was going to come in with the horsemen and everything else, not just kind of blend in and be like, hey, I'll tell you, what about that AI? Hey, why don't we use some cars that just drive with ourselves? Surprise! We need to be lazy.

Surprise!

OK, so let's let's dive in with Vice President

J.D. Vance.

This doesn't give me a lot of confidence.

I'm sorry.

It just doesn't like I understand everyone has their beliefs, but I don't know if I want a vice president coming to say that, eh, you know what? We could be in the end of times.

That's okay.

We're all going to die.

Not much I can do.

Just throw my hands up and that's all right.

So what was the context? What the hell was he saying? So he was on a podcast.

Uh, this came out on the 31st of last month, the Bryce Crawford podcast.

Uh, and he was talking about how he's always been fascinated with the end times and the Bible.

And what got me really concerned was he later and I get it right.

AI is freaking some people out, right? We've all been conditioned via Hollywood and everything else that they're going to become sentient and we're going to just live for the computers.

Right.

But he pointed to developments in technology is one of the reasons he believes there are unusual forces at work in the world.

He said some recent advancements have made him wonder whether the Antichrist could already be among humanity.

No kidding.

Yeah.

Is that part of the nature of the Antichrist is he walks around stealthily until it's the right time? Is that part of the story? I don't remember that one.

I thought he just comes barreling in on a horse or something.

Yeah, I thought when I remember the book there that had the end times, I should know this, all the years of Catholicism.

Yeah, Revelation.

I thought he was going to come in with the horsemen and everything else, not just kind of blend in and be like, hey, I'll tell you, what about that AI? Hey, why don't we use some cars that just drive with ourselves? Surprise! We need to be lazy.

Surprise!