So I think a lot of people thought when you bought Twitter that this is
kind of an outlier, like, how does this what doesn't fit with these
other things you're doing. I never thought that because I think what you're dealing
with big civilizational issues and problems, and I was right on your page.
I think Twitter is one of them. I mean, you have talked about
this woke mind virus, yes, in really apocalyptic terms. I don't you
should explain why you don't think it's hyperbole to say things like it's pushing civilization
towards suicide. First of all, what is the woke mind virus? And
if we don't deal with this, nothing else can get done. Tell me
why you think that. Yeah, so I think we need to be very
cautious about any anything that is anti meritocratic and anything that is that results in
the suppression of a free speech. So, you know, those are two
of the aspects of the work mind virus that I think are very dangerous.
Is that it's often areacratic. You can't you can't question things, even the
questioning is bad. So, uh, you know, you know another way
to almost anonymous would we would be canceled culture And obviously people have tried to
cancel you many times, many times, yeah, I mean every week,
Yeah, from left and right. I've had it from both sides. Yeah.
And it's interesting people you and I are both like in that little group
of people. Maybe it's a bigger group. Yeah, who who are called
conservative? Who haven't really changed? I don't see. I think of you
as a conservative definitely. Yeah, Like at least think of myself as a
moderate, you know. So, I mean at least like I've spent a
massive amount of my life energy building sustainable energy, you know, electric vehicles
and batteries and solar and stuff to help save the environment. That's that's not
that's not a yeah, not exactly far right drew that diet.