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three Valentine stated that may be incorrect, but just quick advice. before we get to the strange news today. Folks, if you have a loved one, tells you that they don't want anything for holiday and that its fraudulent it just making money for hallmark. Just get him something like a little thing. Just play it safe. You know what I mean is the former is real and then also do the one. It's not Valentine's day. What you guys think about that you know I think a sentiment that it's the thought that counts can very powerful. I think it's absolutely true. Just thinking of somebody in doing a little extra, something can go a long, my experiences If you spend your time on someone speaks much louder than the price that you pay for. Whenever that thing is true. Well said, time is the only real currency, I would argue

It's it's the one thing people are making more of these days right. So with that we do. Who have just a little weird story: very end of the year. Of Valentine's day in honour of anyway. Before we get to that We are travelling across the world today. Fellow conspiracy, realist we're going to EAST Asia, where going to the border of Mexico and the? U S will also going to the hermit king. We're going to talk about the scary few. You're of robots, we're going to talk about the scary futures, state censorship, but maybe with a little bit of inspiration that we're gonna talk the House of cards, which is known as the internet and can fall much more easily than most people would like to believe, but, let's go to. Maybe let's go to China for

No, you have a story. They think we were all cheap eyes on here. It's something that he does, I think, inspiration, but it also leads to a much larger conversation. As you pointed out off air yeah, it's certainly has the potential to be a positive, but it also raises a lot of questions about how deep government censored it can and does go especially in China or place, where the government literally controls the media. recently did a story, a camera if it was strange news or listener mail, but it was about the camp ten percent, which is a massive massive monolith in China. In terms of Yo games, specifically mobile video games and also, as I see me at inquiry, as this is one of the largest, if not the largest video streaming companies. In China and

the movie fight club is one of the titles that ten cent owns the copyright for in China for it for streaming. So in other shaming services in existence. Fight club is not on those. It is only on ten cent and over time we know that when films get released in China in order to make sure that they can be, money off of the many milieu, of humans in that country, sometimes the studios tend to be ok with certain types of censorship versions of films for but there is a version of the movie believe it's called Lord of war that rain at age age where he lays like NED Arms dealer time. Do ash haven't seen the movie, but a barely, The American very mild spoilers for older movies, here in this segment, by the way So in the ending of the american version of Lord of WAR, Nicholas Cage scare gets away Scot free after presumably,

in all kinds of Arabic get out through the arms trade. The chinese version. There is a hundred actually highly accomplished it, probably just with like subtitled flatters across the screen, but it's that he is sentenced to life in prison. He does I get away with it. That is the key forward arguments sedately we fight club again spoilers for a movie for maintain ninety nine. We have not seen fight maybe get this. Why? If you have you never really loving you in your younger them, as I did, because many of us did ninety ninety nine was a big year for movies. Does it go, hold up cut as well, as you might think, is lotta real toxic masculinity and machismo nation things in it. That certainly did not age well. Redo Finally, it is arguably kind of the point, is to show those that right is arguing how the point, but you could also argue that the film version goes pretty far to glorify some of those things. While the book version two bends point, I

makes the satire of it all a little clearer. The book, of course, by the Chuck panic, whose Geiger laterally fundraiser. If your answer mine, bending you know a fiction, but the end king of the film version of Fight club has when's character. A kind of squaring off against is spoiler. Coming imaginary friend, imaginary enemy friend for enemy played by brow PET Tyler Durden. Do you don't realize, isn't real until somewhere in the third act, I believe of the film He is an anarchist kind of character. Who is laying all these plans to plunge the world, where the country into a kind of a new dark ages. You know sort of do a reset erasing all debts array saying you know: financial gains of corporations actually bringing down the economy, the the global capitalist system, a sort of wick, what he's fighting against a throughout the movie

and at the end of the film the dreaded by David Venture, we see the character play by Norton essentially killing off the part of his brain. It's little dubious. He he shoots himself in the head, I think, by only partially and just so that he eliminates the part of his in the Tyler Durden existing by. I think that's the implication that my remembering that correctly guy chug power, not not a brain surgeon Now the branches are just stand there tsar to interview. I suggest brain surgery with their aloes point blank shot to the head. Well, various gauge people when the lottery of that I am back stuff, but that's I mean, but that's not. That's me, listing story right? But you are making great point. That's that's not why that's obviously not by how it works out in China because tens and was to obey the government's guidelines. Right for censorship, for no go areas in

you mentioned something really interesting here, nor there They dig it closer to the book from what I understand they kind of founded in it It's a budget title cards and text right its title cards jackson- and I was given to the part that happens next, which is that the last seen in the american version whereafter eliminating this? our guests alter you go. You know, imaginary friend, ultimate personality, Marla, singer Who is the love interest of the movie played by Billina Carter and we're Nortons Character, who, I think doesn't even have a name. phenomena reader at all movie. They just call the ages narrator they hold hands in this abandoned office, building and watch all of these Buildings in the distance explode, presumably kicking off. You know tat. Burdens master plan of bringing down the global economy Somehow it goes in the tens and version in density version, I've.

But I guess they cut aware they cuts of black. Before that happens, I think they even eliminate the whole part about him, killing Tyler Durden. They may even eliminate the twist that he isn't real, because that the title card reads Interestingly, as follows: quote the police, rapidly, figured out the whole plan and arrested all criminals successfully preventing the bomb from exploding after the trial Tyler after the trial yeah. So the shooting, like a real person after the trial Tyler was sent to a lunatic asylum receiving psychological treatment and roll credits. He was he was discharged from the hospital in two thousand twelve says. I can see that ok, great gettin up So these are you ok, he's, ok, which is interesting It is actually calls back to another famous adaptation from from novel to film Clockwork Orange. where, in the book version the main character Alex you after me,

you know psychologically put through the ringer to quote cure him of his psychopathic kind of urges he is in fact healed you not saved or where you want to call it that name normal. I guess and that is a whole another chapter in the book, virginal clockwork orange, Ghana, runs into his old, like drugs, is old mates or whatever and sort of sadly, observes them from a distance, while also making it clear that he doesn't share of their kind of blood, lest any more but in the movie version he is key from being cured early, that's the implication. Rum in the conversion of fight club, that's what and with no other Nortons character assent. Oh no quick now on Clockwork Orange, its thee, the censorship occurs before they felt its the american book that the final chapter removed the you got it. I look has the as the whole.

chapter. But when I was little original censorship of the book, then just the difference between the book in the movie, because the revision like essentially operates under you know that last chapter, not being a things, are aroused great of choice. You haven't, you was more of a creative choice by Stanley Cooper as clearly was there see now by by David Venture, to go with that? More nihilistic ending. So all is well at the end of the year, the chinese ten cent censored version of fight club, but apparently news of this and these cuts can spread pretty quickly. And there is a lot of debate and me, you know I'm kind of poking fun at the chinese government's degree of censorship here, then it made so noise that the chinese government, the censor quietly put it back there It was originally with you know the

buildings collapsing and with you now bedridden, killing off Tyler Durden Character, and again like I was the interesting part- is the way Japan Ex book ends is much more in line with that title guard. And also much more in line with the way, the copper origins and it's you know It's not unheard of for China. Reverse these kinds of choices, but we're talking of air, and there are a lot of questions I was some real. You know innovation for them to do this outside of just like the public backlash and I'm pretty certain. The answer is no. They just kind of embarrass did it went so viral that they just quietly decided to put the the few minutes they cut back in. Actually they cut twelve minutes. so that that would probably include the part that explained the twist, and you know the part, there's a whole sequence

and before the buildings explode, where I met Norton shoots himself, so there are still some kind that exist in the tents inversion, removing some nudity in a sack scene between Brad Pitt of Land, a bomb his characters tense. Did not respond to the Hollywood reporter for comment on this which tracks, but it on the surface, maybe seemingly a little innocuous, the whole thing in the cut. but it really does change the meaning of the movie. I mean everyone, my they remembers from that movie that twist and that's probably the part that made it makes us You know indelible impression on so many of our young man team. Ninety nine mines that goes into my very man, I mean old I'll, tell ya, know, please please I brought these earlier. So so! Ok, here's. What I think is happened, and I have a list of these censorship trip wires, you could call them for. media in China and in Europe

Studios are actually hiring China nationals to be experts on censorship to make sure things can get. The green light is such a big market, but fight club comes out. Pointed out in nineteen? Ninety nine, as a film adaptation of a book. The book is much easier to get in China and full of travel there have been. You there's been a white like More than twenty years opportunity for people to get knowledge this film in the story, so the story. The way it's supposed to be, as already pretty well known, I think to two points, both in China, dangerous like if, if he came out today, if it was when he twenty two film then, people living in the country would be less likely to know what was supposed to happen. So Those censorship here is kind of pointless right. I think that's part of the the mockery raise, because everybody

everybody but its common knowledge that mean twist or that in a beautiful just so twist that you're talking about, I think it's much more difficult to try. to control that information. It's saying we're, gonna show citizen Kane, but nobody mention rose, but here I know you know yet No, it's true. I definitely, as is a guy steed type thing. You know that was also like kind of the era of like big giant. You know it. I'm night Shyamalan all that I was sort of his heyday. I believe zero dollars and six cents maybe came out in nineteen. Ninety nine as well or maybe it was just the whole time. right, I well, I think Europe and they were Bassa statue limitations for all of these spoilers, but do my best to try to give some spoiler alerts on the segment this is in our view, this is absolutely one of the least any right. It is silly it's silly, because that it's some whom it has been, how for a very long time, news

that twist ending we'll have travelled and again the movie was as been available in the uncensored format. I believe in our probably if, if not in bootleg versions in officially sanctioned versions for for many many years there, but here is think Twentieth Century fox obviously would massive studio here they put out the foundation. Rhapsody, which one tonnes of oscars at twenty eighteen. It was given a theatrical release in China, but the sensors them to remove any mention of Freddy Mercury being Gay and that's a big deal. That's a real problem! I know you do you're obviously want to make money in capitalize on all those humans. We talked about in China and they did they made fourteen million dollars on the movie. But a lot of human rights groups were pretty p, o Fox. For letting Beijing I insist on those kind of cuts which you refer to as straight washing

Also, the Hollywood reporter peace that I mentioned, that kind of got the scoop on the story by Patrick Brodsky pointed out that's the, friends reunion, the much lauded friends reunion that Warner media put out. Was allowed to be released and China as long as it removed a single, very small cameo by Lady Gaga, and the reason for that is, she is apparently absolutely you now cancelled in China because she with the Dalai Lama briefly once in two thousand sixteen selling these ideological things are super troubling and I think the fight club. You now situation, just kind of points you like, maybe a more innocuous version, but there are much insidious versions of this kind of censorship that do go on. It's weird, you think, right now that this time

of almost passive thought control is. It still plays its still happening now it's happening in China, yes, because of theirs and because of the control, the control structures that they have on most of their populous there. Your attempt to control the things that people can hear and see and think, but me no mistake that that's happening across the board. Everybody and whether you know whether or not a government is it, you know attempting to do it in particular way just the information that we have access to is in some subtle ways controlled. the website owner their learning and go to dinner, the right now that's goes back to the palace at things it's weird, you see a version of it. That is so obvious, as you said, Ben, because of the amount of time that's passed since that idea has existed.

jumping to control, it now doesn't make sense, but controlling her ideas coming out of a pipeline are much, this much more easily diverted as its first escaping great research, this guy's of your into it. I think it's an episode savagely China way, it's also like a mean because they control the internet as well. It's harder I know you got to wonder with what level of precision they can filter out information. can answer that ban. It seems like it would be difficult. Maybe not a difficult, as I think like it could be that that there key words that are flagged or something and that are literally filtered out, so people could even do their homework and figure out if a censorship issue- is causing them to miss something that may now We have very little recourse to find out either I mean- is it would can militarism and uphold on for the episode by what level of censorship? What level of precision

in the censorship of the internet is possible. It's a question that is these. Object of a lot of speculation because, as you can imagine, the people who work capable of censoring things don't want reveal the level of surveillance that they are capable of implementing. You know what I mean It is. It is by purpose a bit of a black box, but let's crack it open statehood. Everybody lives, crack it open and, let's see, if China sensors the end of that episode, how cool would that be because it is really possible to deepfake people's voices. Now, speaking, of wit, I just want to point to me out. I saw recently that was super cool. I think large, when we see like the aging technology and things and movies oftentimes a little bit of a laughable moment like even in the irish man, which, as you know, a very, very expensive movie thing. It took me out: at the most was already aging stuff. With that Joe passion and endow the AL

and Robert Deniro still still great movie, but that's the voice really bug me, but I watched the most the neck. The next most recent episode of the righteous gemstones on to- and there is a flash episode that uses? What am I opinion is some of the best least Annie, Valley least noticeable de aging effects on John Goodman, but I ever seen in my life, I totally convinced, and I just thought it was absolutely spectacular. So that technology is just getting better and better and better it can be used. Ie now to make movie magic or it can be used to make people say things they didn't really say so. Keep an eye on that stuff and with that, but to take a quick break and they'll be back with more strange news therapeutic ingenuity. Bryn, Mawr Rehab, Mainline health helps pay he'll after a concussion, stroke, spinal injury or Changing diagnosis, blending height

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we were going to talk about them again today in a wider initiative by the United States government, ho ha ha in the name of that company. By the way is ghost robotics, ghost robotics specializing in robot dogs, whatever it anyway, Our story comes to us from our friends at the guardian, then also via the official website of the science and technology directorate, the reason and development advisor to the? U S, department of Homeland Security, acronyms. In this episode, you guys are at source jolly, yes most shoved the guardian, you tests of robotic. Troll, dogs, on mexican border, prompt outcry. Of course they do. Why would they not Of course they profit crack Eric

I'm not going to read too much from this article from the garden, but you can read that I'm Gimme the title it was posted, February, fourth written by Oliver homes. you can read the shore post, it is very short posts there, but it is just buddy. You know that El Paso, Texas, there or test speaking done by the very same robot dogs there goes. Robotics has been developing their small quadrupedal look like dog, they re about a hundred pounds or forty five kilograms. At least according to the guardian, article You jump to the size of technology directorate overhead, he just start Gov. They say they re about a hundred pounds but that does not include payload where these things can be either can have all kinds of different payloads, though, ones that are important for the story. Are the camp a payloads stuff, it's basically enemy used for surveillance, not so much the

projectiles Those accounts, Where you can read all about this, I ll just give you a little bit of info. Let's see the goal The programme according to age, ass, the Department of Homeland Security is to leverage technology force multiply these BP presence wishes. You s, customs and border protection presents as well reduce human exposure to life, threatened hazards, and what do they? life threatening hazards all kinds of things like the heat. It's out there by the? U S, mexican border thee, natural things that make it encounter with, like dehydration, because of the heat the the dangers of, let's say, a threatening human presence for, because drug trafficking or human trafficking debts activities that are going on in there may be a threat to human lives if their border patrol agents there

basically saying that these dogs will be able get through any heed any whether any problems like that, since they are not human you're, not winning human lives in danger, with their presence. Basically saying all around. This is a great idea. We should do this and goes Politics has been working on this with the site, technology directorate for for two years about two and a half years they ve been working on specifications, development and capability? Testing is kind of weird, it's where'd. You guys another another acronym you need to know is what is it? Gee Suv, which for automated ground surveillance vehicles. that's a weird way to think about a rubber dog, also in this. In this case, though, I mean they're the idea right, the defence This idea is that they're just deploying a

much more mobile platform for cameras and cameras already exist in certain points across the border. I think You- and I are incredibly, going concerned about is just how long takes before as you said, projectiles start becoming part of the payload right yeah. These things are being used in conjunction with human forces, human counterparts right humanity your mind. Imagine several border patrol agents with something like a TVS grey. Again, altering vehicle is for wheelers Imagine them on those with couple of these Robo dogs hanging around in tow or maybe going out a little bit further or it may be the trains a little more difficult for the atv to get through see let the dog over oil, that's happening right now. That's what's out there how the tests are being carried out. And, yes, you are then the future these? What's

find me the point where, Men'S- are no longer needed at the border. You ve got these. These Robo dogs- but let's say Fibre- for now or something like that, where there are clear larger dear quite a bit more dangerous when it comes to what like the type of weapon they could actually deploy if they do encounter any kind of resistance and the you know, the rules that are we put in place with these machines that are patrolling the border. Deciding who comes, who goes what's we'd all was not and in the What is the hey I prosecutor system that allows them to be judged dread or not our guide, a windy. When do they get winner? They considered like a first rate, the next for this. Technology is always gonna, be networking right, I've minding it. So what happens when nothing does wolves ever come before a court,

in terms of like being granted legal, personal aid or sentience? Does the, we d to decide to injure or kill a human being mean that the thing to do making. That decision is for centuries it is, is it aware of its actions so evergreen? Alot aside, I recently I was just trying to Escape- is different like so the logical studies in history, books and reading for something else. I just gotta recommend conversation about this related to this concept is a book called bear. head by Adrian Tchaikowski, one of my new women, you favorite If I writers british dude, but not these questions I am increasingly less academic, creasy, more practical and immediate. pretty soon. I may also what happens when someone hacked that thing right. People can you.

Age people are trying to get over the border. It's probably not going to be innocent civilians. It would be a cartel. Why wouldn't cartel capture this try to get into the network. These are what was are. What is our acronym for these guys, Fergie Diocles, Agee Ecevit automate, grounds yes, let's vehicles like eggs, bicker put down, there they get out further, but everywhere at me, a genome I was hearing some stats about like the current administrations, grass or whatever, and one of them I believe the drone strike sir down machine, depending on new yours. Relic could be seen as a positive thing, but we know about drone strikes heading for the most part, there's some nations involved? But there are drone operators see now that are using

human intuition and human problem, solving skills and mobility. The kind of Vienna change given conditions does not always work, but at least some of that, with these things with these guys or documents would be like purely I programme with like a set of parameters. I guess I think, there's a lot of human situations that exists outside of programmable parameters. As we have seen with self driving cars and things like that. So there's that that certainly full automation of anything that involves killing humans. Always going strikes me, is a bad idea, oh yeah, he hears the counter argument sue the human element during border patrol situations, in another guardian article tight U S border agents engaged in quote shocking abuses against asylum seekers. Report finds

posted October, twenty first, twenty twenty one last year, ridden by Ed Pillar Kington in it just really. It goes over several instances numerous instances where the hue an element was a very negative thing I ever saw because there are. There a good and bad actors in all things right, you end you totally right, seeing a robot dog is gonna, do a better job necessarily the ivy you probably lessen the possibly that there may be some you abuse going on in an interaction, but it's a issues, a hold everything that needs to be discussed, really thought about agreed In a counter to that counter, let's see how far we can let this counter to counter the that counter. Is that tool is ultimately the reflection of the. tensions in the aims of the person who built the devil or those lines that created it right now,

huge problem in a I ethics right now, that's part of wife, recognition is so bleat, meteor doc. And probably will be for quite some time. So if there is an imperfect creator. Ivy knowledge is itself will care those imperfections or has a very high likelihood too. I mean, of course, that I am saying this dismiss. That argument Because it is a very valid argument, but it's like how time you see, someone in disguise you're really seen an auto biography of the person wearing the disguise, so I would I would say, the Euro, unlike the choices they make, so I would say in this case not not a wax to poetic boat, so in this case they would need to be really hard. Look at facial ignition, really hard look about at how

humans are interacting with this, where the protocols now rhythms are coming from, and I would I would be concerned in a bit of good news, though nor the IRS recently withdrew Are there plans to, pose facial recognition on taxpayers, a largely, I think, I will lead due to just leave backlash. From you know, public outcry, similar Jenna baby, what the chinese government to added back that seem to fight club dinner, We require a court case, sometimes the optics or something or just so bad. In such a clearly bad idea. Let me know the government's entity will go to do. The right thing will happen here. Man think with here I mean overall, like you can see some advantages, these these Robots may also be able to locate injured. Buller dehydrated people,

bringing the maid, I guess I feel it has been a little pollyanna about it, but they are here. right. Now. I don't think they would be bringing any one aid necessarily just do too again as the payload problem, like you add one bottle the water to the thing and you're gonna destabilize it to a certain extent and then in you're gonna make it battery is gonna more energy per minute second or whatever where they can do, is alert and human operator that somewhere, you know fair I close by, I don't know within a twenty car copyright or something most likely, because these things don't a crazy long battery life. Tell you this the innovation that therein, right now so yeah, just alert simply by having cameras.

Proposing idea. What, if we had a robot dogs that had like does barrels around their necks, lay Saint Bernard to rescue people from the frozen tundra, and they can just get a little little spittle Sippel whisky to revive them priority. It was maize, hotter, so heavy you know like over amazing, be so great. If we do, you know if it was a nice thing, like a guess, Brolly thought out here, man here some migration stiffly Beer stun gun attached to thing as well: get some hydration. It will be it ended in the history of humanity for these creatures to actually help vulnerable people about ass. If say creatures You wanna see. I really scary disturbing in view of what can happen, what these things there's an episode of black mirror. I think it's

like metal head or something like that. It's a black and white superstar beautifully photographed, but it's about one of these very thing that is again a type of drone dog Gub creations that clearly goes Rogan is just like a determinator type machine science fiction- I dont know I said the sun here, but I'm convinced now science fiction is, a general within expiration date, is the really good stuff ends up being fatuous. Eventually which is why Uncle SAM pay science fiction authors to figure out stuff like how to keep people from nukes in blah blah blah, but there listening to the vote, solid, very well thought out. Concerns of ethicist in the old of ay. I now being said I had a chance to hang out with a very intelligent, robot dog, and it was like my fido or whatever. I totally would what I mean. Would you do it that? No would you hang out,

Robo dog. If it was like your role dog, a hundred percent ass a little weird, don't hang out. I guess I do I I don't think I want that. I want, and I want an animal that I can you know scratch under the under the ear and then and then give a treat to me now, I'm gonna call me old fashioned. Well, look just we'll walk or still talking about safe. I thinkers Take your worry to horizon zero dawn. now the classic game for a play station. The new one is very soon and That version of the future, which is or had had everybody I would just say out, recommend that piece of fictional signs of sites fictional work. She never finish that gamma got two tricky Spain to revisit it is super cool messed up directly. with that hey we're gonna take a break. We will be. With more robot overlord stuff imminently in the few. but not today, we are

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listen to well red black girl on the icon, radio at Apple taught gas or wherever you get your part gas, and we have returned the sometimes when I am presenting last. It feels like that. The true of the uninvited guest who shows You know the the prince or princesses birthday, it says I have a gift so dearly. Maleficent style gas at you, love is by far the best character in the entirety of that story. Yes, I saw so I have a gift says a hacker, too the hermit kingdom to the DP arcade to North Korea long time was stirring. Oh that I study this area of the world extensively of vat these reasons- and you probably heard

this being reported in the news. The headline is: that line? Is one guy I get mad at North Korea. So, while he's in his pj's, gee shuts down their internet? You can see this rewired wired New York Times a couple, a different places. I'm just saying that to establish the stories legit is something that really happened, let's break it down, let's get past the headlines, because that's that's what we're here for our partners. innocent in today's story is a fellow named p for Ex capital, p number four lowercase acts and p for acts is, according to western media in independent hacker, we'll get back to that in a second but this individuals being portrayed as an independent hacker who was a victim of a wide scale, dragnet campaign that targeted,

western security researchers it was from North Korea. There was social engineering in this which has just manipulating the foyer of human psychology, but then there is also some smart programming that goes on p for acts. Is caught up in this? And people it is well to prevent these hackers from swiping anything of value from their machine, the the original hack is too steel, researchers, hacking tools and steel, tales about software vulnerabilities. You were like you will hear refer to his exploits things like that: to figure out where the Ex are where the chinks in the armor are those family doors in such right before there is a patch that is released, rendering that information useless so this is something that it makes sense for a state to do there

no, he rose in international politics. There just levels of what kind of bad one will accept. So this person wishes people are actually do. We ve never met this version, but just for the sake of historic, so before axis still paste, though It's like imagine you caught someone trying to steal your car They didn't get away with the car which found in the driver's seat you're mad about it here, It changes the way you feel about your car. Working lied and people in general, so before is like a like. A calendar year is passing undisguised, as I imagine such that, like lulls in the afternoon. When he's not really thinking of anything, he thinks those Bastards Lisbon streets came into my house and so He decided after this built up this

well of resentment sort of percolated reached the boiling point. He said: I'm gonna do something you know what I'm gonna do something, because I don't see the west doing anything which honestly p for extra, probably wouldn't cause. That's not. publicly announced stuff, but anyway, people ex feels like nothing is happening so set before I says I'm. To do this myself, I'm gonna go vigilante theirs. sports from Uncle SAM, so I'm gonna take these folks down and in interviews he spoke with wired about it in interviews. People accept it felt like them. The thing to do here if they mean in North Korea see that we have teeth. meaning the. U S is just going to keep coming, and so he went to work. He found a bunch of vulnerabilities in north korean systems. That were already known that allowed too large

d, O S, attacks, distributed denial of service attacks and your family, with this. You know it's there This debate right whether this should be considered proper hacking. In order me high level hacking, nor whether it's just sort of thing anyone can do with the right gum, Shannon and check it out. If you online forums, it's it's kind, was considered a simple attack and. we might also wish correctly folks that north it doesn't have the most robust internet infrastructure. It's easy to. the headline that says. One in short, the country down, because not a lot out there to shut down. There aren't I know, of your servers, routers entered alike, interconnected networks, I right now peeve were acts has decided that

he's not going to publicly reveal the vulnerabilities because he says doing so, would help the government of with Korea, the regime hardness defences against future attacks. A buddy did, I did privately disclosed a couple things in it. He told journalists. Just one Two examples to show his bona fides to show that he was about that life as they and he to actually do some things, but here I I want to stop and ask you guys so there whose vigilante work right visual stories. True, what do you think these sympathise with them? I think that for example, Qatar primed us all to be honest. I'd, I accept show bribed well yeah interesting. I'm reading through this wired article, the you with us, been and

feels as though, just from what I understand that the actions P for Ex took against. You know North Korea's North Korea, the whole right there, internet infrastructure did do something. But it's not as though he is, I don't know getting back, the people that probably broke into his car. If that makes sense, Ray it's like he's em. I don't know it's a we're. Our know how we continue that metaphor like watching so breaking your car, but you know the name: most did, but then they got out, nobody punish them, but he's we punishing them necessarily I don't know yet, so I mean that's interesting distinction. I guess I should clarify two I'd just to get in front of the males we might receive so before acts. I said he was do indeed Eu S, that's not exactly true what he did is he hacked in this several like mission, Chris, gold devices and was

lloyd in an easy exploiting them. As we record now to cod, denial of service. This is not affected, the vast majority of people in North Korea who believe they are on line because Greece has its own eye. Its own, disconnected kind of internet, and, if you are on wine in the deep, your Kay. You are overwhelmingly likely to be on that very heavily curated very. Have Sir veiled internet. The people were using what we would consider the work. wide web, Leaving the rest of the world those folks a high level officials, you know what I mean, and they are using it as a mark of privilege or their use it for espionage. Those are the b we're getting affected. You know what I mean, not the people who were at the equivalent of an internet cafe. So I think it's it's portable. We often talk about the internet. There really

two internets in Dp Arcade, this appears to be largely automated at this point, like the guy self is not popping in and you manually typing out down the server day at eight thirty. He has made it such programming is doing the work for him. I saw some debates here about whether or not this is a good thing. It's cool story, but the way at what cost? We get this cool story because state intelligence agencies, I mean nation, state intelligence agencies, doubtlessly already knew about these vulnerabilities and if they weren't messing with them, it proper We gave them a window, to the inner workings of the of the north korean government, so

By doing this, because this guy was so mad about his car, and rightly so- argument is that he has in fact used in fact curtailed. Surveillance activities by other countries, because now, Parquet is gonna, know that they had window in their house unlocked right, that's kind of what happened he snuck in is stuck in then he stuck out and he still sneak in instinct it out. So eventually, though, the the reasoning is find the window. and all the other people who were just sneak in not to Van the house, just snake. Like red. The mail are rightly saying in a private sphere, probably like dang man, we had a good thing going. Why did you why you? Why did you do that? quote from Dave. I tell I think so you say at a t former and as hackers, They describe them in this way. An article

but there is a saying that exact sentiment, you say there's probably stuff on those machines already that this dude does did essentially disrupted machines themselves. Through the software you hand, her basically little know, like you, said, Ben exactly Risa Windows open. So this This is firstly because the larger conversation I think takes us to the idea of formation, warfare, changing the debate fertilization of information means that now, it is incredible. It is entirely possible for a single individual to pack a real punch, like the kind of punch only estate actor could have done in the past, like now, one person can can even if go to war against a country, at least in the digital sphere, what a time to be alive. If that is if we're acts was indeed acting on their own and of course

lotta scuttle, but about that as well, because it it sounds crazy to know that we are alive in a world where one person can take doubting arteries yeah. hey down a country's internet. You, the world's isolate, omit kingdom areas, All this talk about opening and closing windows is made me think of the concept of the Overton window. Headed look up make sure I was sure the right concept, but said. This idea, like with a range of policies politically that are acceptable to any. You know mainstream human any given time nothing. That applies the Overton Window closely. Yeah the overturn window is tremendously important. It's not talked about often enough in western media, brought it up before a mile gray, over dailies Ike ICES groupers than talk about this too. I need written window in the: U S is dramatically skewed. That's why you What you won't hear politician

talking about things that the majority of the? U S, public, regardless of party identification, wants. Because they, the over the window of mass media, shifted into what the advertisers will allow. It's true, it's true, I'm just saying you look at you look at control of media like in China or North Maria and you see that there is not really how We're safe to throw stones you, is several state level govern in the? U S are totally down with burning books, that is that say, I can't believe We ve circled around to wear, saying you shouldn't burn books is another hot. Take we're back in hot, take territory with that books is definitely the hottest of takes. So this this leads us to a couple different things, one here. No, no! You got some white hats. Maybe even some black hats in the audience today would love.

to hear what you think of this. for a regarding this David and Goliath. Digital escapade they're in the hermit kingdom, in deep your We'd love, to hear what you think about the future of automated surveillance. Long border is please they too, for the episode we have coming up regarding the nuts lots of censorship in China, but we did ed, I wonder thing, because it is indeed time stay here in the: U S, interesting we're about its evolution, but that's something very different show. Have you ever you guys know builder, bear most people in the? U S, no build a bare aids. Would you describe build a bare matting. I think both you guys particular kids there at some point right, I've been, bears in the pathway is sort of like a fancy

stuffed animals that you still get to build dear child specifications to a degree with it I am a and available set of parameters, whether it's you, you get the floppy skin thing, and then you get the stuff in this magical, stuffing machine many to decide whether you want a firmer bert, softer whatever, and then you can put things inside of you like. I hope you are actually on the outcome of our union they are. Even they wonder you record a message on some have sense things like that, in his firmness what you wanna put inside. It is basically cyber punk. You know it's there, their character generator, but in real life. Ok it was a sleep, sleep number, address. That is also cyber punk. That is also a bare yes, yes, ok, ok, so have you like many people build a bare workshop, Store, you walking around and say man. I wish these bear

We're horny here, that's the question the bill to bear is attempting to answer today. Or a Valentine's day they recently they recently at a social media coup on Facebook, where they introduce the idea of Edward. I kidding here folks build a bare after dark after tax, very quiet store, actively puts the hardness and firmness of the thing and indifferent line yeah it. It was enough for us to your whole sorry, but we are all looking for. thirty frightening and challenging world and I'll go. And put the link here in our chat she can see what the actual building there after dark looks like they're, not they're, not bad there. Just being all: stuffed animals for adults and the the is a little salacious you can say, but if you look at the pictures, it's it's not super,

controversial, then some of the stuffed animals are holding a wide basis new, obviously wouldn't want to kid. Haven't boozy bear yeah, there's really caught after dark. Yes of the problem. is the actual building their website. You search round. You try to find anything about any of this theirs thing even close to anything salacious, it's it's literally you, as you said, Ben bears with some wine with short That's like I wanted. I want to go on a date with you. or want to monogamous relationship w please I saw it. I have one glass of wine after dinner with you right, exactly seven them say W Ap. I did not see that no, no, that's it You have to make your own shirt there Alison licence fees, but by I bring this up. is I first. I think we all we are. Those funny was a good chuckle, but secondly, a goose

We're conversation still not sure how to make this. An episode about the desires and values that people tend to put on these nine human characters or ideas like we're talking affair, I still find that Tucker Karlsson comment about the Green em in hilarious, because he like war cultures, making this eminent less sexy and incite woe! Tc no judgment so you're saying you thought the Eminem was sexy. Her I mean. live your life, but I think he told himself a little. Man. You know we, everybody has their own opinions about these lake marketing holidays, and I personally resent the idea of people have no power over me attempting to obligate me to do stuff, but if you of someone, get him sudden nice government. Can him build a bare after dark

after dark things, authority, because that is immediately the mind- goes to like You know cinematic Skinner MAX. I remove the legal taxicab confession, Z, now article, maybe there's a year ago and war. They thought it be cured by it's a little weird yeah yeah. So that's it for us. Folks. We hope this message find you. Well, we hope you are having as one will a time as possible in these uncertain times of ours. I end like spoiler. This next year. Hopefully we will have the perfect Valentine's day gift for you. If you're significant other is a very strange person. that's it for today. We can't wait to hear your reactions to this, especially regarding the institutionalize censorship in China and other countries, of course, and the future a lotta needed surveillance of? What is your take? Are you for it or again it? Let us now

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