Well, happy merry Christmas eve. We We made it at least the Christmas Eve if twenty Slash twenty wasn't the hardest year of your life, you've had some hard years, but we're here we made it and let's see, if we can make it to summer, then we win and if you would like to maximize your experience of the best part of the day, what's the best part of the day, as is this, this is the best part of the day. The rest, your day might be pretty good could be excellent. In fact, the rest, your day might be extraordinary, will be as good as this. I already all you need is copper, bugger glass, a tanker jealously Stiva canteen, juggler flask of vessel of any kind and fill it with your favorite holiday in liquid. I, like,

coffee jointly now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dutch media the day the thing that makes us Holidays extraordinary, it's called the simultaneous heard around the world and happens now go, Well, in the news president Trump position, pardons its Rageous. Can you all join me in being outraged at the people that the president is pardoning, Are we get that? Are we done with the outrage. There's something I've been explaining to people on Twitter this morning, and it goes like this. You don't pardon innocent people, I mean if you can That's great, it would be great if you knew someone were innocent, but they are in jail.

we accordingly. This would be the wearisome writing, but that's exactly what pardons or for. The pardon this to give the president on unfettered ability to pardon and big power, that is, you can question You can save yourself. Why are these people on the list. That's gonna, be true for every president, probably their favours, and I'll do whatever but ours Stop allows us, and so I refuse to be outraged by system working exactly the way it was designed to work. The president has this power: had it President part, in different people who I liked more or less than this group same response, I'm not gonna, get outraged that these. work in the way it was designed. The other news is that apparently the GNP is rejected,

or for the two thousand dollar direct checks to people instead of the six hundred- and I guess Trump the omnibus bill, but it looks like They have a veto, proof they can override the veto. Such can happen. But I would rank as the biggest mistake of twenty twenty. This utterly novices decision. This action by Congress to deny the two thousand dollar check on Christmas Eve, just LE passing him now many mistakes have been made in Turkey, What are you because we're humans, and especially when you introduce the pandemic, and you have this fog of war, somebody unknowns and scientifically we didn't exactly know what was right to do together Walter Crawler way through it and learn, and after we can get on top of the virus which were almost there. But.

here's, the thing there are some kinds of mistakes that you can Give quite easily an hour or remind you again and Christmas Eve is a good time for this there at the beginning of the and then, like I said we should forgive in advance all of our leaders? We should forgive in advance all the mistakes that they are about to make. because the mistakes that they were there were going to make, and they did various leaders, experts made of variety of the stakes? Up till this point, they'll be more, they weren't the kind of mistake that you should. You know what a destroy Over there are the kind of mistake that you make because you don't know what is the right thing to do now, if you're, MR so because you don't know what is the right thing to do? You wish the mistaken. I happened, but. are to criticise somebody for true

Hard and having the right intentions, but it didn't go on. That's not what happened here with Congress rejected the two thousand dollar Jackson. Yes, I understand that they didn't just reject the checks. It was about the bulk of the the rest of the stuff they didn't like, like foreign aid, whatever else they didn't like in the bill. Those with those The reasons ok but here's the thing you don't tears the public about maybe getting enough money before Christmas. A yankee back. I get that there were reasons and I'm not even get argue that the reasons were good or bad, I'm saying The entire situation not the rejection of the two thousand and one it was rejected, but the whole situation, the car where's got as to where they would reject the bigger check. On Christmas Eve.

Is the biggest mistake I've seen in twenty twenty. This is a year and a lot of mistakes now Reason is the biggest mistake. Is that it's not because hey Buddy, didn't know something right: pen Making mistakes were legitimate mistake. People didn't know what to do their work Smart people disagree. I want to do. I forgive those mistakes I dont forget this mistake. This is the kind of mistake you forgive because they knew what they were doing. Every single person involved knew the result of their actions. bring us here. It's almost not even a mistake. It's almost just a slap in the face of the american public. So

Congratulations Congress! I didn't think you could be worse, but you, but you did it. You got there. You got to the only thing that could have been worse, yanking, that money away from the people who desperately needed on Christmas Eve. the only thing the stopping me from massive profanity I'm trying to keep things positively. It's Christmas Eve. But unambiguously and without without we question the biggest mistake. wonder if you want, but it is this, there's nothing even close to this because of the intent problem. But let's talk about something a little bit more positive. Are you with me? Would you would you like me to take it up a little bit come with me, you'll like it Here's a list little bit of pause.

I believe that dropped recently, You have all heard of of all rather count and Why you might know is that is twitter. Feed is unusually valuable, so the things they Hey tweets and as tweeted over the recent years. are so valuable that even my publisher asked me to contact them and say: would you please convince them to do a book, because if he ever does a book, of this content it so frightened, good and useful, like actually directly changes your life kind of kind of Information that it would be the number one vessel in book in the world and I think that actually would be easily drew, The risk of all wanted to make a buck. It would be probably number one in the world. I think I think you do interpreted by predict, but you was not interested and is not interested in a book.

his reasons, support why you should pay attention to who could really can you think of any other situation in which someone knows they could have a number one vessel in book with not relieve in a lot of work, because the material exists you just ever Strider Assembler put your name on it, you to go, but- There's something about value of. Let's say, products were content in his gaze content You make something in the world that lot of people like and want. You could probably sell that thing and become rich, so maybe you something! That's bad and nobody wants well, nobody buys it. Nobody nobody's better off. He makes them. There's really good people. we will pay a lot for it.

And a lot of people get getting a lot for it, but here's the weird part. If you make something even better than that something there, he is willing to pay allow for years. You make something this better than that. You can sell it because it would be immoral. It would be immoral to keep something from the public. They would have that much benefit if you, if you put a of friction between this thing, whatever it is, and the public you're just not a good person, if the thing that gives poor people from novels content is that they cannot afford the book that that place, you wanna be no novalis. Content is so valuable they here, understood from the beginning that it would be immoral to sell it.

and so somebody Eric Jorgensen decided to novels with, I think, with Novalis approval put it together in a book that is free, so it is a book. It's free. You can download it's called at the end of all my neck if he a and a second Like Almanac so like a novel, Almanac put together, Novalis novel my neck. And so this is available for download and now everybody everywhere has the benefit of this- There is another example of this. Can you think of another example of something that's a product that so good you can't charge for it. Can you think of another vaccinations, Yeah, the corona ragged, the corona virus vaccinations are

So important to society that you can't charged. we charge for those vaccinations that would be the height of immortality. Nobody would be in favour of that. So just look for their phenomenon. If something is too good, he can't charge for you just can't now We were here under I'd, say that we have reached D day for vaccinations, meaning that the war against the virus just turned into an offensive war and your number and well maybe dont number but in world in world war. Two. The big swing and momentum was Didi invasion of Normandy and the troops coming in and eventually that cleared out Europe of the Nazi score. And it seems to me that we reach D day uttered. What do you call it? The first vaccination, I guess

and now a million people have been already received it. A million people are to get the vaccination spring. You have to re days, SAM Harris article that I I tweeted swords in my twitter feed from yesterday Sam Harris breaks down how the decision was made about who gets the who gets the shouts anew? Doesn't You really have to read that article, so This is a I say this is SAM Harris during a real solid benefit for the country. because I didn't really understand everything that went into deciding who gets the shots first and who, what the order is, but let me tell you when you find out how that was decided, not gonna like it. You can occur. We have to see heiresses description of it. I don't want to ruin it just look at it,

the bottom line is that the? The determination of who got her first was not made based on saving we most lives. It was made. It was made based on a weakness. So you got to read: the article is its mind boggling. But the Good NEWS is that we're on the offensive. Now it looks like the number of death into one model. By April, first, we could have five hunt. Then sixty seven thousand people died from the crown of ours. that is that number is. It's so shocking. There is hardly even read it. Honestly, I didn't think you get there. I am optimistic. It won't get that I, but I think we're gonna blow blow past four hundred thousand, no matter what

so the same positively on that so Vito that defence bill, I'm kind of, He did because was really on principle. We will still get past because there's a veto, proof mature, I guess for it, but I like the fact that Trump vetoed it on principle, because it was filled with pork and crap. There's a loophole from USA. Today,. The says that history will judge. Tom's presidency, that the fifty percent of people said that they thought you'd be judged as a failed president, which is suspiciously. The number of Democrats. Listen to faint beers but, as I have said They are wrong and their history, though further you get away from twenty twenty, the better trample look, and in fifty years.

the thing trouble be regarded as one of the top three presidents, but it might take a long time for us to to get that kind of peace active because then that you just looking at what he did you're you're feeling about his personality in what you felt during this here will fade overtime and simply the decisions made in the things he accomplished will be left behind. So so his is reputation is going to climb not right away, but it will so Andrew Yang, is apparently failed to run for mayor of New York. That's one of the best things I've heard today is that kind of. Can you think of anybody the top your head, who would be a better choice to be made? of New York than Andrew Yang? I mean but even if you are not the same party as Andrea, it's kind of a great choice, because

while we like a volume, regardless of your party affiliation. What be like the Andrea. Is that he's not a dogmatic he's, not he's not just going to make decisions, because what the team does. He is actually someone who looks at the facts smart and does reasonable things. Doesn't seem to be tied to any specific. Your way of being you just seems smarten capable, I think, you'd be. A great choice, will see how it goes I gotta go into my positive part of my life street right. And I want to give you a little story, maybe someone who heard it before, because I've told you before Can I give you a little story? That's just the base sort, setting the table for what I'll be telling you next, So later I'll connect the the stories, but just start with us

Several years ago, I was asked to give a speech for sales force now, else. Forces are big: multi billion dollar fast growing company created by entrepreneur and now seo Mark Betty off and prior to giving the talk to sales. Worse, I get to hang out with marked Benny off for a bit and we're just sorted chatting and at some point. The conversation turned to and I dont know how about the air but sort of methods for success. And then he often told me his to say is mainly see more or principle for success. Never really heard it before. In those terms,. and the word he used was intentions and the way he I think I'll try to explain it as best I can maybe elegant, although the wrong, but the ideas. That is one

I want something, but it's. More powerful to put your intentions in a clear package. And put it out in the world and his. Got a way of seeing the world is that clear, clean intentions, attract everything you need to make them work so the people are attracted to say, finance, uncertainty and intention well described, because we, We live in this world that sort of the ambiguous- and now you you don't know exactly- was the right thing to do. What's gonna get you in trouble? What's gonna work, so They, don't you see somebody who is a leader, it gives you a clear intention and it looks like a good one and it's what they want. very unambiguous people, are drawn to that. And so that was a secret now I would make the distinction between

the intention and affirmations, is whether to put it into the world affirmation, something maybe that your choice, I day or writing down about something that you would like to accomplish. The internal process. your affirmations. Are you talking to yourself and intention? If you knew her there's something you put into the universe and other people see it and then their drawn to it Now I thought I saw him play out. That theme minutes after we talk, there was a dinner for the staff. I got to sit at the table with the executives, and so while I was at the table for them? One of the exact is used his moment of access When the seal to talk about a powerpoint presentation. Use gonna give some important group and so the top executive shows Betty off the Powerpoint thing

and bury us first comment and I'm going to Paris. As the conversation, so this is not exact words or anything. And betting out looks at it put on the front page on the top of it make sure you tell the audience about our one percent plan, roughly speaking they have the steel where sales force gives. I think, one percent of their. Profits to charity me, the employees donate Percent of their time charities. I'd like that. Somebody off says put that on the front. and his executive says I've got that I've got that information in its its. The body of the thing at this stage, so you're something that's. The best place for a debate in the given, flow of the of the presentation. It belongs in the body of it Benny off. Lessons was explanation, and he says, put it on the first page.

and then the executive tries again he says We have very important partisan. Put it right in the best possible place. It can be in that a third page you know that's the flow and better what seventy goes put it on the first page. And he argued again thorough job. the executive, yeah yeah yeah, that's right. Oblongs nobody, looks at him for a third time and says. Put it on the first page. and you can see it finally hitting the sky intention. Benny Off was very clearly saying our intention is to help the world. We're going to do that by making money- that's good for us to, but Our intention is to help the world and to be on the first page. So our intention is to be good people.

world and we're gonna do that by making money and having a strong business. The executive wanted show how the business was gonna be great and because the best It was great hey. We may some extra money. We could do this. One percent thing that was backwards. Intention was backwards. Betty off, Unique among young people, I think, understood the power that. and that by putting the intention now eager to track We need and sure enough. One of the first This growing companies in the world may is a success. hold the story in your mind, I'm gonna circle back to it. I've been ass, a lot about my past. Production from over a year ago that we would be entering the golden age and that ensue the golden age. We entered a pandemic.

that looks. Very different from a golden age looks a little opposite, If you had to say what's a golden age, you describe a very Different from a pandemic, so am I wrong. Is the golden age not coming. I think it's definitely coming, I more certain than at any point in its because every construction, pays starts with demolition. Where in the demolition phase, was it possible to get to something that is extraordinarily better without demolition. No, not us there's already. Building there if there is already building there, which is society as involved. You can build a new thing until you do something about the old thing. They occupy the same

space. So there is no such thing as. upgrading a thing unless you destroy the old thing, it was not our choice to destroy the whole thing. The pandemic may that choice for us and in a way, but demolition had to happen. Don't I think that the demolition is the sign of where we're going. Demolition is your signal and make the case will be stronger here. It's your signal that it is maybe the darkest before the dawn and that the where you can tell us something good might be coming often discuss. It looks really dark and that's what happens before. Good things happen, So the fact that things look dark at the moment do not take that as a signal that that's the direction we're going through a phase

had to happen. There wasn't any way around it. There's no way around, we had to destroy what was there to build something better. Is that what we're doing well, go speak to the experience for other countries. So I know I have an international audience here so I'll just speak to an american experience. I think you'll find. Maybe a lot of this applies everywhere else, but There's a lot of things we learned this year and When I tell you what I think we learned it might blow you away, because you probably ever thought of it in these terms before and it goes like, if you would ask me a year ago, what is it that makes America America? What is it that binds us and holds us together? I would have given new answers such as I said,

well, it's it's about the constitution, it's about a shit devalues I'd, say It's about the way we socialized at my say something about Culture somebody, my throne room, religion, You probably have a big, complicated answer: the Liberty somebody say freedom, You ever been complicate, The answer of what it is the holds America to get why? Why doesn't America just fly apart for two hundred years we ve not ITALY, held together by gotten stronger. Why? What? What's the glue? Now here's? What's mine, blowing the past year. Everything that I would have said holds America together dissolved.

All all the connecting structure, all of the glue that I believed was holding the country together just fell apart. For example, do we have a democracy or a democratic republic. No, we don't the constitution just sort of failed. This year, we don't have because of the way the system work, nothing, the could identify as the will of the people bees. Asked in the form of a republic that turns into a government. We don't have that How about freedom of speech, nope, apparently social media censorship. If you go too far in the wrong direction. You don't have freedom of speech, anymore, illicit, practical sense, But in a legal sense, but you haven't have a practical sense, so we are lost our freedom of speech. How about

freedom in general. What we can I slept with the pandemic, so we, and I hope that our press, which was one of the most important parts of Keeping our liberties together the free press, we found out, we don't have a free press. I mean it's free if you're not paying for it but it's so illegitimate, You can't even say we have a press in the way that we imagined that even a year ago I would say. So we don't have a press We don't have the election process. We we ve gotta, We don't have the same shared beliefs, either. Even the idea of patriotism completely disappeared, are sold. Two other people, but the idea that it was a shared value that patriotism was. Play we all stood for the flag, nobody knelt doesn't exist.

about our shared history. At least we have a shared history right, not anymore. Now we have the sixteen nineteen project, which is an alternate history on us, is right or wrong is just saying it's a different history, so we I'll have a history anymore. We don't have. the constitution exists was now guiding us in the way we thought was holding us together, we don't have a free we don't need no freedom. Whenever freedom without freedom of speech so everything that I would have said, central? holding America together disappeared, but what happened did America fly when everything that held together that you file the together and I thought elder together. all disappeared and the last year and America Gus stronger.

Everything that makes America, America disappeared, and America got stronger I'm saying stronger, because if you look at the stock market, which I know doesn't represent all people, but is it proxy, for how strong the nation is right. It gets reflected in the stock So there's lots of work to do and to take care of people who are disadvantaged in every way. During the pandemic, but the country girl stronger. So what are we missing?. Apparently not even apparently also, obviously, There is something that keeps America together. That was not those things. now, you can say as the economy maybe, but I have a different opinion.

I think, what keeps America America is intention. Its intention. When people were talking about America's gonna fly apart and there's gonna, be civil war- and I told you there wouldn't be- I told you in emphatically there wouldn't be and there can't be- and the reason that there won't be- and there can be no talk about me- owns summer unrest in some sense. They something but the reason that we won't go completely into anarchy war is: we intend not to The entire country, in my opinion, is held together by an intention. Our intention. Say together, that's it.

Our intention is to stay together. Let me say a little bit more about that, I told you before that in your personal life. It doesn't matter what you say you want: that's, not the thing that will change your life. Your wants will not change your life. But why you decide, will your decisions or what does change your life? You decide it and then you do it wanting something. Is inactive. Is a decision, and thus also of its decision, is also a clear statement of intention, because once you make a decision, your intention is solidified right and I believe. That all of us individually. for our own reasons, maybe we have an explicit intention to stay together

And so I would like to give my Christmas message to everyone here. my Christmas message to the country- and it goes like this- so I am speaking to America now now, the rest of you. I know there's lots of international of yours, but dad just bear with me. For a moment. Maybe some of this will apply to your country is well and others. directly to black Americans can speak directly to spend Americans Asian Americans every other kind of,

Americans talking to all my friends in the algae, BT, Q, community and everybody else, and I dont know Neil GB to community Talkin about all Democrats, independence, Republicans, my friends, my critics, every religion and every belief, I'm talking to every single one of you right now, and I just have one thing to say: just one message I choose you I choose to be in my country Now- don't mean it's up to me. Obviously I just mean that is my intention to remain in this country and American as part of an american country. It's my intention to be part of this great experiment with everybody.

No exceptions, be you in jail view free. Do you my critic or my enemy is my intention to remain american. And I dont really ask anything in return because the moment you s something in return, you're doing wrong. I dont ask anything in return. I just choose you, that's it anything more than that makes it less. I think so Christmas Eve is sort of the time for gratitude. I think it. So good reminder to be grateful, so I am grateful to all of you. I am grateful to my critics for making me so

I am grateful to everybody was ever disagreed with me for making me work a little bit harder and grateful to my audience. I am grateful to all of you who have good intentions, keep it that way And so I tell you that the golden age is not only coming, it can't be stopped and we're in the devolution phase. It's not the fund part, it's not the thumper, but we will get through And let me tell you what's happening that maybe you ve missed because you're looking, The krona virus you lookin at whatever Trump is doing, but there's a lot of stuff happening You're, just not noticing is slower.

Stay here till the golden age, in a way that is unstoppable, there is nothing that can stop it, and let me say more about this. Of course, what the pandemic did was celebrate all trends, that's the demolition phase. You ve accelerated the trend towards things that were going, go out of business and stop anyway, and so a lot changed. But there are some things that I don't think you noticed. There has been a re right of the operating system. for the United States for sure, but I think maybe four people maybe for reality here are some examples of how the opera bidding system of our. Reality has changed just in the last few years, every better. This is newish. Last year's number one

When did you hear the idea of a talent stack think about think about the idea of a talent stack the idea of combining talents? so that you're not the best in the world at any one thing, but you ve collected some talents. They work together. Well, the way I collected my meagre talents. A cartoonist I don't draw well I'm not the funniest person in the world, but there are too many people can do all that serve. That was my talents. So, instead of trying to be the best in the world, have you noticed that the idea of a talent stack go on from something I wrote about in a book in twenty thirteen, how to fail, failed, almost everything and still window that one. You see my shoulder from their book have any of you noticed how influential lets that's them. Have you noticed that the idea of a talent stack when from something in a book to something like common knowledge in just a few years and its true.

formative, because if you're, if you thought the only way I could succeed was to be there best in the world is something you knew you couldn't, and you are right, because how many people can be the best in the world, and I think that was gonna do, but as soon as you realize that success is just an of assembling parts that are available skills things. You can learn quite easily. That's a whole new way of looking at the world. the idea of systems verses goals, two years ago? Was it that that wasn't a thing now, people have talked about in various ways forever, but when it came out in that same book had a failed, almost everything it started to in terms of the consciousness of the world, in a way that it had not until then now part of that is because I'm a hypnotist as well as an author, so if I write something it has

more chance of being influential. Just because I have the I've learned, the skills and my skill stack of how to make things YO sticky, but have noticed that the idea of both talent, stacks and systems be more important than goals have become commoner And when I say they become common knowledge, I say that's what it becomes part of the operating system. One thing when it something that's in a book but think it's out of the book and it takes over or mine that is the operating system now What would the world look like with just those two changes? That's it. Because, before this, you had to yet have enough money or whatever to a good School in college and there Few ways to succeed, but they weren't available to

the body in the way that you'd want them to be, but now people know that tells tax and systems versus goals can be transformative not just to society, but to people. That's a big difference. About this a few years ago, you said, facts are more important than persuasion is still say that think we understand now and twenty twenty. Something that I said in twenty thirty and same book had a failed, almost everything, and it was in my book when Bigley. I said it more clearly and emphasise that persuasion is work is moving us, not facts. Facts, of course, are the most important thing to the outcome, but we don't make decisions based on sex, we're just not that species We thought we were ten years ago if I said how to people make decisions, you say: well, they look at the facts, they use the reason. What would you say today.

Today, you say: well, they look at the facts of the mill user, biased to make the decision right. That's a big difference. We understand now we're and irrational species. In a way we didn't really ten years ago. I mean you're sort. I know it You thought it was other people than you People are a rational, specifically other people. But what we have learnt recently is that young people are a rational. Specifically, their people and also you are. Oh you, me. There's no, nobody gets an exam. We're all we're all irrational, we're just trying to we're trying to up our game, but realizing irrational is the base requirement for improving your game you're thinking game as it were,.

that's a big difference. Imagine a world there, one from thinking, facts matter to our decision to understand why they don't. How big is that this really big truly beg? completely transformed our entire experience of reality. How about this? How much do you trust your narrative keepers? How much do you trust the news? You don't Ten years ago you probably said: well, if it's in the news is probably true here, they can make some mistakes but if it's in the news, it's probably true now what do you think now? You know it's not true. You dont wonder if the news is accurate, you know, what's that That's now carbon knowledge. President drug did that for you president Tromp took

an illusion we were all under that the news was something like a legitimate organization and he taught us that it wasn't That it was always an illusion that the news is propaganda. Your sort of her experience about this Do you trust science? The way you used to cause, I think What we ve learned recently is that yeah you can you can trust. science as a process. Number one I know where you are in the process to big problem right wheel. We love science as a process of going from the unknown to learning something useful, but you Required no. Where are you are on that journey? are you in the middle, where you're still confused, but it's different from where you started or have reach the end where Actually, no, you know what's going on, it's not going to change.

you don't really know, but there's a bigger problem. We don't really trust science. We end up trusting the scientists, And while I love science as a process. what do we know about people who are? Who are to us anything whether it's the new. their explaining to us or science there explaining to us. Or what we know now is that is being shelter through humans horse a flawed and so biased It doesn't matter how good sciences you're we're gonna know cause. With a you know, What a scientist tells you, you don't know anything about science. Nonetheless, your directly involved, We know what the scientists tell us. We now learned to distinguish right, I would say that ten years ago you would have said that the scientist and the science, while different concepts you could treat them like they're the same.

Right because, as the scientists told you something ten years ago, you'd say: oh that's what science says, what do you say now If scientist tells you something you're far more likely to say wait, a minute! That's necessarily science. That's us! and to us who may be biased may be bought off may be wrong, may disagree with people, but different level of credibility, and now we understand that we didn't understand that before. Of course, serving changes and in society commuting will never be the same. I dont think people will go back to the commuting ways that they had, because it just was so unfair. the only reason that commuting was the thing that it was worth. Is not unusual for people to spend an hour each way to get to work at home two hours in many cases I know people who commute two hours each.

Every day, I think, that's gonna go away Right, I don't see people going back to that and here's the really. I've told you before that one of the best ways to predict the future just one of the things, that's a good variable to understand, people can get used to anything. If it's sort of creeps up on you can get used to it it wasn't always that commute took forever and new, sad and traffic. He had just sort of Got used to it ahead of it, you know Got used to in the sense that you didn't hated but you sort of accepted it. You got used to it. Then the pandemic comes and suddenly you don't have to commute. now you not used to it. Are you now. Now communings a big problem, you're not used to it after the pandemics, are you going to say to yourself what the heck did? I ever Why was I doing that? It was crazy.

Now that we have the right technology that you can work remotely, it just doesn't make any sense. So I don't see that ever going back. Likewise, I don't see cities going back to cities. Were I dont our cities will become, but it doesn't a lot of sense. The live in one, especially because commuting doesn't make sense either. So the cities will change. I don't know how again I'll go back to the Andrew Yang running, for I think he's gonna run from air of New York City. Nothing would be better for the United States. forget about what you think of Andrew Yanks. Your party affiliation will say, you're, not a democratically. You just can't get on board with with a democrat thing, but. Who would be smarter, better, more trusted more qualified, do a little abc testing and find out? What is city can become not what a city used today, but what could the city become?

What what is the thing that, after the pandemic, can you think of anybody in the public domain? Who would be? Who you trust, To wrestle with that question because there's no right answer? Somebody's gonna have to ask intuition some some skills. Some real ability to dig Ganem and be creative and take some chances, and unless he is perfect, perfect New York City, New York City, you dont elect Andrew you're, crazy, we absolutely crazy. I don't care who he's running against Republican or Democrat. I don't care who is running against. You need to do this not just for New York City. You need to do it for the country.

Because, whatever New York City does everybody's can watch right and if it is the biggest thing, so if you can make it work and in New York City is good reason. You my bill to reproduce it. So I I just the fact that there is an an yang. Then he just exists just the fact that fact exists and there You just paired himself with a specific problem, one of the most important levers for the future. You don't get the golden age without RE engineering, some basic stuff as basic as you be I which, by the way we just got used to that's what the direct payments are from the krona, verse kind of a year In away so that's gone, I think, the future. We will build a bee pandemics better. I think that what we learned from. Of this world, Learn from the pandemic. Probably will put us in really good shape for future pandemics, but

so future viruses and future collaborative science and collaborative medicine. I think we took a gigantic step forward in terms of medical science, not dimension, tell health and things that change, because the that makes a now. You can get a doctor on a video call, no matter what state you're in shopping will always be different. Here's another big change. rise of independent voices. Independent journalists Lee they TIM pools of the world, independent voices, the jailer organs in the world and endurance I'm not sure what you would call me does openly label for me. What would you call me tell me the comments all, Before it, if you were to label, may ponder on Russia, the Pandit quite. clay Fettes, because when you say ponder, usually think you somebody who's advocating once

Another, maybe maybe that's me, but the rise of independent voices to replace a broken corporate media is probably a really good thing. It's probably a really good thing. and here's another thing that I don't think you quite understand how important it is. Have you noticed that, through my books in these live streams, primarily that I've trained an army of better thing I know this sounds like sounds like a pre egomaniac thing to say. If you have experienced the last few years with me, I think you too great. I think you would agree that I have succeeded in training a whole whole bunch of people are now many his problem,

Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, but at least hundreds of thousands of people who have learned a different way to to approach problems, and maybe you better way so I think, there's bigger than you think because you don't have to get everybody on board to know something is going to work you if you get a critical mass, I think we're we're. Maybe Of better thinkers stuff will spread. So that's something I look forward to I feel that Television and movies are being replaced by other entertainment, live stream, for example on Christmas morning, What will be the only live content this year. Original content, that's available for you to watch on Christmas morning, while

play some dudes programs right, but they're all going to be that the special holiday stuff you don't want to watch but then you'll be made cuz I'll, be here Christmas morning, I'll see you then, and I think that the independent people like me. we just have some benefits that they can transmit are a big deal in the world, not just me, but the whole idea, I think we're entering a phase where awoke illnesses, jumping the sharp like crazy, now a favor. I would favour of weakness, but like everything there is. Such a thing is too much I am in favour of ice cream, but if you in a barrel of ice cream you'd be second, you might die. There is no such thing, except for maybe money, I guess or good looks. There are some things that you just can have too much of.

and walk this is one of them. So I love I love the idea that any any group of people I can say, hey we would rather be referred to by this term? Please don't useless Other term, we don't like that. I'm ok with that. I think everybody should just a basin a basic element of respect is that. You should be able to be referred to in a respectful word or way that yeah that that you, like But, of course I can go too far and then becomes coercive and I think we're seeing them so the woke new stuff started at the wall. It can't go forever Then there is nothing that really goes wherever there. Everything gets a resisting point and I think the walk this Mere, but now that is very,

ere the the point of resistance, where it just won't, go further back in a cab and just stupid. so it it's kind of its already reached a level of pure stupidity. Once everybody realizes that it will say. Alright, that's far enough, we like the fact that we don't have insulting words for people plus the ls, keep it. like a lot of the work? The stuff is all positive. He just can't go too far with. It then becomes negative, we're, also entering a new phase, Allah, holographic reality and against reality. We're right on the Cusp urging the the non real and the real into one. Reality might be because you're wearing some special glasses show things in your reality that didn't exist? Scan change everything: it's gonna, you build a put on three glasses and attend a meeting almost in person.

so those technologies which we always knew were coming right now. Twenty years ago, you knew all these technologies were coming, but just takes wall. We're almost there. This sort of the coming year. This enhanced reality in virtual reality, stuff is gonna go to another level. We also have a shift of awareness about things. Does the role of China in the world now we understand China is, Line influence, I think we probably thought of them more as a friendly competitor or something and our understanding of what China really is and what their but their intentions are cause. They made their intentions very clear too. Unfortunately,. understanding that is a big big psychological and mental shift, but it was necessary to keep a safe and

Here's another one hallucinogens or being normalized or in some cases legalised, but at least normalized. Now, if you don't think it's a big deal that the safer kinds of hallucinogens. Normalized and sort of being incorporated into medical science. As well as our general understanding of had at alive it's gigantic, its gigantic It's so gigantic. I don't even think I can explain it. because, if you have an experienced the the hallucination, the hallucinogens, if you have an experience them, To know what they do to your understanding of reality, that becomes permanent. and here's where describe it, if, live a world will say you do mushrooms as an example, and you experience life in a camp lately different subject.

reality, while understanding that life to change that the actual stuff there was Bob, before another change by Europe. Different person for oil, once you realize that you can live a completely different life. with the same world, it changes you permanently Because then, you understand how subjective your actual life is? It's not the thing you're locked into your life. You are not locked into or the way you process mind you can really change that and that one experience teaches you that and then that lesson becomes something that reinforces the cell. Three life so was seems like a smallish little corner of the realities. Oh by the way, some hallucinating Preserving normalize yields little bit at a time feels like not a big thing. It's a really big thing. It's really. And you don't know, and by the way, if you-

find out. How exaggerating much exist racial arise here, talk to somebody who is tried, these things, that's just talk to somebody who, as they experienced and asked them. If the changes permanent and though probably tell yes, they might not, but the problem well, so. this is what I would like to leave you with today. In summary, in summary,. United States is not held together by the stuff we thought held together. It's not because of the constitution. That's not because of freedom is not because of her free press is not because of any of it. We just intend to stay together as a country and none of that's changed here. You hear people talk about blah blah blah taxes is gonna spin off, but

Doesn't want to write it now, really Actions doesn't really want to be its own country they I'm sorry you say something to talk about, but given If the rest of the country just played Fair Texas, wants to be part of the United States and keep this one message with The intention is, you put into the world, will create your reality. And the intention that I put into the world right now, is that I want everybody in the United.

let's get you can generalizers through the world, but when we just talk to Americans and in the United States, lack hispanic asian American, all the young, rich or poor algae Bt Q able disabled differently able to every one of you. I choose you. I hope you Tuesday, that is my new year's actually Christmas Eve message, for you have a great, this I will see you in the morning and that's all for you to Youtube I'll, see you tomorrow.