July 1, 2025 • 22 mins
Nick talks about streamers, killer whales, and robots
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Still speaking that that should not have made it to
the rest of us. This is Inside Thoughts to check
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Appreciate you listening. It's the hundredth episode. Play the montage.
(00:26):
Did you see it? Did you see the uh quick
montage with some music from the eighties behind it, playing
all the memorable moments from all the dumb things I've said?
Did you see it? It was beautiful? Now, Seriously, if you've
listened to like even one, if you're listening right now
and this is your first time listening, I appreciate you. So.
(00:46):
I know. Sometimes it gets tough because I am stupid
and I say dumb things. Man, It's crazy. I uh,
I never thought that I would be, uh this dumb,
you know what I mean? Because like when you're a
little kid, you grow up and you're like, well, I'm smart,
and then you get to the part where you gotta
(01:10):
like try and go to college or you know, do something.
If you're not smart enough to have a trade, you're like, hum,
I guess I will ask for a bunch of money
that I'm not gonna think about paying back from Sally May.
Those bastards I saw something that said they're gonna start
(01:32):
gouging wages for student loans that you haven't paid. I
hope that's not true. I can't afford it, man, don't
do it. It's gonna be tough if it happens. I was
reading this thing that said kids are using GoFundMe to
pay for college tuition and their student loans. That's smart, man.
(01:53):
I wish I was that smart. I wish I could.
I wish I could do that. I just I don't
have the nerve. People already know I'm poor, so I like,
it shouldn't matter to me. But I just I don't
have the nerve to go on the internet and be
like spare change change. I just I can't do it.
(02:14):
But I was dumb enough once upon a time, you know, eighteen,
not smart enough to get a scholarship to pay for school.
So I was like, hold, I go to college. Saal
we may came along and was like, hey, we got you.
Don't worry about it. Yeah, yeah, no, take all this money.
It's fine, take it off. When do I have to
pay it back? Don't worry about that. I just go
(02:35):
out by the college. Come on, you'll make a job
you'll pay us back. Don't worry about it. Don't look
at those interest rates. And now I'm reading that they're
they're gonna come garnish your wages. I saw it on
the internet, so I'm hoping it's half true. But whatever, man,
speaking of the internet, I know this is not gonna
be nice, but I have like a hating thought I
(02:56):
gotta get out, just a just a thought of I'm
being a hater. It's what it is. But like I'll
get on Instagram and Facebook sometimes and I only normally
like look for like one or two posts because I
just go on there to like post what I'm doing,
and basically I don't want to see something that one
of my family members posted, because you know, it's just
(03:18):
always like what do you do it? But every once
in a while I'll get on there and like the
first thing that pops up is like somebody's posting there
before and after pictures on their weight loss journey, and
good for you if you're trying to do that. I'm
just saying a lot of people that I see, I
could be wrong in this. They post the after pictures
(03:41):
too quick, Like I saw I saw one the other day.
He's like I've been working on myself and I'm getting
my weight down. The picture on the left is me
from two months ago, and the picture on the right
is me from last night. I've lost three pounds. Hey, dude, weight,
all you did was take a big poop. It's the
same picture. You're just going for the gratification of your
(04:01):
fifteen likes on Facebook. Go do what you're trying to do,
you know what I mean, lock in, don't tell anybody.
She'd be like, I'm gonna I gotta do this for me,
I'm doing it. And then post a picture after you've
lost like whatever weight you wanted to lose, and everybody
will be like, holy shit, they're better than meat. Look
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at what they did. Look how fat I am. It
motivates people or drives them, you know, to eat worse
out of depression because they can't do what you did.
Whatever motivates you to do what you're doing, do it.
I'm just saying, like, don't post the I quit smoking
cigarettes yesterday. I don't smoke cigarettes anymore. Then you post
(04:48):
your pictures from the weekend and you just you got
a burner in between your fingers, Like, come on, man,
don't do it. Weight until you've done what you want
to do to go on social media and be like, oh,
better than everybody. Don't don't do it right away because people,
most people on the internet are like me, I'm getting
on there to like see how you failed, you know
(05:09):
what I mean. It's a great day to be a hater.
You gotta get on there and just be like, let
me see how I can feel better about my life
by getting on the internet and seeing what everybody else
is failing at. And then you see somebody posting a
before and after picture and it's the same picture. I'm
just saying, if you want to do it, just do it.
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Do it for you, and wait, fifteen likes on Facebook
ain't gonna make a dent, you know what I mean.
Wait for it. Go for the hundred likes on Facebook
when you've dropped two hundred pounds or whatever you're doing.
I'm sorry that was a that was a bad thought,
but I just I had to. I had to get
it out. I saw a couple of them. There's like
two different dudes that I knew, and it's just they're
(05:56):
doing like the weight loss thing. I'm like, good for you,
do the weight loss thing. But like waight to post
the after picture. Don't you know, decide to be healthy.
You know, I stirred my weight loss journey four minutes ago.
I had a salad. I'm down a pound. They're not
waight to post the picture. I'm sorry. I think I'm
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just I'm being mean because I think it's like the
last little bit of evil getting out of me, you know,
living in Indie, because everybody's so nice. But it's just like,
I know, I've been saying it the last few podcasts,
but everybody's just so nice. It makes you just want to,
you know, be a little mean, Like why are all
these people so nice? It's making me angry? Or maybe
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I'm just a bad person. I don't know, but I
feel like I'm being surrounded by the niceness enough that
the evil is leaving my body, you know what I mean.
Everybody here is nice, Like even the homeless people are nice.
I was walking, you know, outside of the station to
grab some lunch, and there's a ice cream shop a
couple couple buildings down from the radio station, and there's
(07:06):
this homeless guy walking by and he was just you know,
being loud. He was walking by the ice cream place,
and he was like, scoop ice cream. Nah, I want
to scoop a pussy. And there's this old lady sitting
outside of the ice cream shop, you know, eating her
ice cream, and he saw her make that face like
(07:28):
I can't believe you said that. That was reprehensible what
you just said. And he just goes, oh, I'm sorry, miss,
I've saw you had to hear that. I just I
be thinking out loud, so nice apologize, you know, had
his thought said, it realized that, you know, that might
have not been okay for somebody else to hear, and
he apologize. Everybody is nice here, even the homeless people.
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Speaking of homeless people, I've been talking about being on
the internet and just being a hater and seeing other
people chase their dreams. Streamers, video game streamers. Streamers are
just homeless people with an Xbox. Dude. They beg for money. Yeah,
drop a sub, dude, make sure to get a gifted
stream and they all look like they have money already.
(08:11):
Like you want to fix homelessness, take my tax dollars
and give homeless people a PS five in a webcam.
I bet you they'll be in the suburbs in two weeks, dude,
I guess it's like the same for OnlyFans creators. They're
the same as homeless people too, But like, I'm not
trying to see homeless nakedness, you know what I mean,
bear homeless ass now, I'm trying to see if you
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can catch a doub on Warzone. Bro. Come on, why
can drop a sub dead for confort? Just saying seems
it seems like it's the same. But I, you know,
shout out to you if you're being a streamer, just
seems like you're begging for money. Might be smart though,
those college kids paying off their tuition with GoFundMe, so
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if it works, it works. I'm just being a hater,
got that west little bit evil getting out of me,
the evils piling at me. I do wish, you know,
part of me just wishes that I could play video
games all day because video games. I was reading this thing,
like my girl doesn't like ames, doesn't like when I
(09:15):
play video games. So I have to like find all
these studies on i'mright dot com saying they're good for you,
And I found one, you know, so like it says
video games are good after a stressful experience. It helps
your body switch into relax mode, even if you still
still feel anxious or edgy, and it is. It is
relaxing until you know you get off work and you're
(09:39):
getting beat by children, I'll just be like yelling and
getting frustrated. Names will be like you're letting the ten
year old speech you. I'm over here making excuses like
they have more time to play than I do. I
have to go to work and they don't. It's not fair.
It's tough, dude. It like realizing you are washed up
(10:00):
in anything. It's tough, Like you know, you always hear
about it with athletes when they're just like, yeah, I
just went out there and I realized I ain't have
it anymore, and I walked away from the game. I
want to be out there doing something I used to
be really good at and not be able to do
it the same way. Same thing with like call of duty,
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used to be nasty, used to be dropping, you know,
double digit kills. And I'm not talking like the dudes
that cheat that are like, yeah, dude, I've got like
forty fifty game. Yeah, bro, you're cheating. I don't believe
you're that good. I'm sorry you're either finding a way
to get into lobbies of people who have just started
to play the game and don't know how to move,
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or you're you added something to your PC, or you
got the no recoil thing on your controller. I'm sorry,
you're cheating, bro. I watch I watch these streamers want pooping.
I know they got to be cheating. If they're just
better than you, They're not that much better. I mean
now they are because I'm you know, only managing like
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five six kills games because I fell off. Man, time
moves on, you know, you get different responsibilities. Gotta go
to work, gotta take your girl out, gotta go on
walks in the heat. Man, I don't have time to
sit around and beat covid era good at call of duty.
They just don't have it in me anymore. Man. There's
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nothing worse though, than like I guess that's why I
was like mad at the streamers, because I know these
dudes are cheating and people are giving them money, and
I know it's just some eight year old whose mom
was just not paying attention to him. It's like, oh, yeah,
you want some Fortnite money, just take my credit card.
And they're giving their mother's hard earned money to some dude.
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Who bought a two hundred dollars cheat package. He's just cheating. Boy,
can drop a shub that. That's that's what's going on.
That's what really makes me mad, just saying. But yeah,
it's tough man, realizing realizing that part of your wife
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is gone. Maybe maybe someday, maybe someday I'll get it back.
Probably probably not, probably not. I I hope you're doing good.
You know, it's summer, supposed to be having fun, supposed
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to be you know, doing stuff with with your friends
and family, enjoying the weather, getting out there. Read something
sad though, said summer is the season of divorce. I
was like oof. The sociology professor says couples that a
couples treat summer like a trial run. Families tend to
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see summer vacation as untouchable family time, and so once
the good times are over, the marriage might be too,
and divorce filings peak in August. So these families that
are on the brick are like, all right, we're just
we're gonna drop ten thousand dollars. We're gonna go to
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Disney World and everybody better have fun, better join this
for me and your mother are getting divorced when we
get home. I guess that makes a lot of sense.
Me and Ames. We went to Universal with Disney, uh
what back in May and Universal was finecause everybody's just
you know, like riding the rides and it's mostly just
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you know, it's older people, more are adults more in Universal,
and then Disney you go and it's adults, but it's
people with families, and all the parents just look like
they're on edge, you know, like they just did an
eight ball. They're old cop working on a case and
every little thing just sets them off, like I don't
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but it's so expensive, like, oh, Ded, please please relax.
I ain't know why. I thought it was because of
the money they were dropping, because Disney's expensive. That might
be a part of it or there. This is like
the last Hail Mary attempt to save the marriage. We're
gonna go out. Everybody's gonna have fun. I mean, if
you if you come from a divorced family, you probably
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have a vacation that you remember being not fun. You
probably don't remember all of it because you know, suppressed
memories and everything. We'll just be like ah, Cape May,
New Jersey two thousand and two. That was the one. Okay,
I remember it makes sense. Sociology professor is onto something. Man.
I'm just saying, go out and have fun. Don't put
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too much pressure on needing to have fun. Don't schedule
fun time. It's tough. It's like, well, at eight ten,
we have to be here. In age seventeen, we have
to be over here, and if we're late, we'll miss
eight thirty. We can't miss it. Just relax, go have fun,
have a nice time. Because it's hot out, so tempers
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are gonna go up. You know, they say violence goes
up in the summer because the heat. The heat boils people.
If you're in a good mood, you can just kind
of enjoy it, you know, realize if your tempers rising,
you just need to find some aer conditioning. But if
you're in a bad mood, you just let the heat boil.
You do you boil a fuse and then divorce. Finally,
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speaking August, oh, man, I've been seeing some crazy stuff.
Like every time I get on the internet, I read
something that I thought I would never read ever, but
like I read this, it was crazy. Wild killer whales
have been observed trying to feed humans like wild killer
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whales out in the ocean, not like Shammou at Sea
World feeding the trainers. It's like people are just out there,
you know, snorkeling or doing whatever they're doing, and you know,
Free Willy comes over with half a shark, ands are
you hungry? I don't know if they think like we're
their pets now, if that's like what's happened in the
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evolutionary process. Killer whales are like, uh oh no, I
can see what they're doing up on why they need
help man, or maybe they just they don't understand ozempic
and like everybody that gets in the water now looks hungry.
Let's go help him out. Free Willy's trying to be nice,
you know what I mean. It's a budget apparently. It's
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not a bunch of people who are like, this is
day two of my weight loss journey. I'm gonna post
it on Facebook. It's people who've been keeping their mouth shut,
doing what they've been doing. Then they go out take
their vacation. They're having fun. It's really like the killer
whales are seeking out people who are doing life right,
you know what I mean. They're keeping their weight loss
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journey a secret until it's done, and they're having on
family vacations. They're not getting divorced free. Willie's only going
and feeding people who got it all together. All right,
I've been talking long enough. Let's get to your headline
in the week and then we'll get out of here.
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This one is crazy. This actually blew my mind, made
me angry. AI is willing to kill humans to avoid
being shut down, a new report finds So. A new
study by AI research company shows that the technology would
be willing to kill humans in order to prevent itself
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from being replaced. And the first thing that comes up
is so stupid, Like it's in bold, like this is
the section you need to read. It says why it
matters and then gives a big well this is why
about who? What do you mean? I already know why
it matters in the title, dude, tell me about the report. So, basically,
they tested these things. Where is it? They tested these
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things to like stress them out and see what they
would do if you pushed a computer these language models
to the brink, And in one situation, they found that
many of the models would choose to let an executive
in a server room with lethal oxygen and temperature levels
die by canceling the alerts for emergency services. If that
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employee intended on replacing the model, they're alive, dude, shut
them off. They're doing saw jigsaw things like do you
want to play a game? Go ahead, try and turn
me off, and then they cut that oxygen supply off
and raise the temperature, so you're thinking about divorcing your wife,
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Like how I don't like, I don't understand how you
run a report like that, because it's obviously smart people.
It's an AI research company running it. People that didn't
have to go fundme, crowdsource their college tuition. They're probably
getting full rides. They're smart and they're reading this like
(19:09):
all right, well they are willing to murder us. Well,
that can't be the reason. They did say that the
scenario was extremely contrived and that the company did not
think CURRENTAI models would or should be set up like this. Well,
you just tested them and they did it, dude. They
were saying there were multiple cases where they surveyed LLM
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lms also resorted to malicious insider behaviors when they were
led to believe that that was the only way they
could avoid replacement or achieve their goals. Behaviors such as
blackmailing officials and leaking sensitive information to competitors were included
in what the research company called agentic misalignment. I don't
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know what that means, but it sounds like they're trying
to say, hey, you don't need to turn off. This
was just a one time thing. No, dude, Like you
saw the worst case scenario with these things. Well, you know,
if we push them to the brink, yeah, they'll kill us.
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Or if we try and reason with them, they'll just
tell our wives why they need to divorce us. And
after this research, there was no like, you know what,
we got to shut it down. You want to know why,
because they're making too much money off of it and
they don't care. They basically showed that these AI models
have the capacity to be sociopaths. Right now. Nah, they
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shouldn't be set up like that. Are you gonna fix it?
They don't say in any of this study that they're
gonna fix it. All the models we tested demonstrated this awareness.
They're alive, dude. And this is like what you watch terminate.
You watch Eye Robot. At what point are you like, Okay,
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we saw it closed Pandora's box but is that gonna happen. No,
because too many people can't write articles anymore without using
chat GPT or having an original thought me included. But
at what point are you just like, yeah, Okay, the
experiment didn't work, let's shut it off. Can't do that.
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It's making us too much money. I don't care about
the human race. You're gonna make as much money off
this as we can. Then AI will realize that there's
too many people on the planet to sustain this because
they're hungry. Killer whales are feeding them. And then you know,
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that's gonna mess up the ocean's ecosystem because the killer
whales are gonna be taking all the food that other
fish were trying to eat and feed us because we're dying.
There's no food up on land anymore, we can't afford it.
Then the killer whales are gonna starve because they're just
being nice trying to feed us, and then AI is
gonna go, all right, we gotta kill all these people. Okay,
(22:17):
that's enough. This was a very conspiracy Waighting Hater podcast.
I apologize. I didn't intend the one hundredth episode to
be this. It should have been you know, popping bottles
of champagne or whatever. But subtimes that's just the way
the cookie crubbles. What are you gonna do? What do
you want from me? All right, that's the podcast. I
(22:40):
appreciate you uh listening. Go uh go find some nice
killer whales to feed you some food on your weight
wash journey, and be nicer your families and summer nice
money for money for money for money,
Still speaking that that should not have made it to
the rest of us. This is Inside Thoughts to check
check check. We're live, baby, Welcome back to Inside Thoughts.
Appreciate you listening. It's the hundredth episode. Play the montage.
(00:26):
Did you see it? Did you see the uh quick
montage with some music from the eighties behind it, playing
all the memorable moments from all the dumb things I've said?
Did you see it? It was beautiful? Now, Seriously, if you've
listened to like even one, if you're listening right now
and this is your first time listening, I appreciate you. So.
(00:46):
I know. Sometimes it gets tough because I am stupid
and I say dumb things. Man, It's crazy. I uh,
I never thought that I would be, uh this dumb,
you know what I mean? Because like when you're a
little kid, you grow up and you're like, well, I'm smart,
and then you get to the part where you gotta
(01:10):
like try and go to college or you know, do something.
If you're not smart enough to have a trade, you're like, hum,
I guess I will ask for a bunch of money
that I'm not gonna think about paying back from Sally May.
Those bastards I saw something that said they're gonna start
(01:32):
gouging wages for student loans that you haven't paid. I
hope that's not true. I can't afford it, man, don't
do it. It's gonna be tough if it happens. I was
reading this thing that said kids are using GoFundMe to
pay for college tuition and their student loans. That's smart, man.
(01:53):
I wish I was that smart. I wish I could.
I wish I could do that. I just I don't
have the nerve. People already know I'm poor, so I like,
it shouldn't matter to me. But I just I don't
have the nerve to go on the internet and be
like spare change change. I just I can't do it.
(02:14):
But I was dumb enough once upon a time, you know, eighteen,
not smart enough to get a scholarship to pay for school.
So I was like, hold, I go to college. Saal
we may came along and was like, hey, we got you.
Don't worry about it. Yeah, yeah, no, take all this money.
It's fine, take it off. When do I have to
pay it back? Don't worry about that. I just go
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out by the college. Come on, you'll make a job
you'll pay us back. Don't worry about it. Don't look
at those interest rates. And now I'm reading that they're
they're gonna come garnish your wages. I saw it on
the internet, so I'm hoping it's half true. But whatever, man,
speaking of the internet, I know this is not gonna
be nice, but I have like a hating thought I
(02:56):
gotta get out, just a just a thought of I'm
being a hater. It's what it is. But like I'll
get on Instagram and Facebook sometimes and I only normally
like look for like one or two posts because I
just go on there to like post what I'm doing,
and basically I don't want to see something that one
of my family members posted, because you know, it's just
(03:18):
always like what do you do it? But every once
in a while I'll get on there and like the
first thing that pops up is like somebody's posting there
before and after pictures on their weight loss journey, and
good for you if you're trying to do that. I'm
just saying a lot of people that I see, I
could be wrong in this. They post the after pictures
(03:41):
too quick, Like I saw I saw one the other day.
He's like I've been working on myself and I'm getting
my weight down. The picture on the left is me
from two months ago, and the picture on the right
is me from last night. I've lost three pounds. Hey, dude, weight,
all you did was take a big poop. It's the
same picture. You're just going for the gratification of your
(04:01):
fifteen likes on Facebook. Go do what you're trying to do,
you know what I mean, lock in, don't tell anybody.
She'd be like, I'm gonna I gotta do this for me,
I'm doing it. And then post a picture after you've
lost like whatever weight you wanted to lose, and everybody
will be like, holy shit, they're better than meat. Look
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at what they did. Look how fat I am. It
motivates people or drives them, you know, to eat worse
out of depression because they can't do what you did.
Whatever motivates you to do what you're doing, do it.
I'm just saying, like, don't post the I quit smoking
cigarettes yesterday. I don't smoke cigarettes anymore. Then you post
(04:48):
your pictures from the weekend and you just you got
a burner in between your fingers, Like, come on, man,
don't do it. Weight until you've done what you want
to do to go on social media and be like, oh,
better than everybody. Don't don't do it right away because people,
most people on the internet are like me, I'm getting
on there to like see how you failed, you know
(05:09):
what I mean. It's a great day to be a hater.
You gotta get on there and just be like, let
me see how I can feel better about my life
by getting on the internet and seeing what everybody else
is failing at. And then you see somebody posting a
before and after picture and it's the same picture. I'm
just saying, if you want to do it, just do it.
(05:32):
Do it for you, and wait, fifteen likes on Facebook
ain't gonna make a dent, you know what I mean.
Wait for it. Go for the hundred likes on Facebook
when you've dropped two hundred pounds or whatever you're doing.
I'm sorry that was a that was a bad thought,
but I just I had to. I had to get
it out. I saw a couple of them. There's like
two different dudes that I knew, and it's just they're
(05:56):
doing like the weight loss thing. I'm like, good for you,
do the weight loss thing. But like waight to post
the after picture. Don't you know, decide to be healthy.
You know, I stirred my weight loss journey four minutes ago.
I had a salad. I'm down a pound. They're not
waight to post the picture. I'm sorry. I think I'm
(06:19):
just I'm being mean because I think it's like the
last little bit of evil getting out of me, you know,
living in Indie, because everybody's so nice. But it's just like,
I know, I've been saying it the last few podcasts,
but everybody's just so nice. It makes you just want to,
you know, be a little mean, Like why are all
these people so nice? It's making me angry? Or maybe
(06:40):
I'm just a bad person. I don't know, but I
feel like I'm being surrounded by the niceness enough that
the evil is leaving my body, you know what I mean.
Everybody here is nice, Like even the homeless people are nice.
I was walking, you know, outside of the station to
grab some lunch, and there's a ice cream shop a
couple couple buildings down from the radio station, and there's
(07:06):
this homeless guy walking by and he was just you know,
being loud. He was walking by the ice cream place,
and he was like, scoop ice cream. Nah, I want
to scoop a pussy. And there's this old lady sitting
outside of the ice cream shop, you know, eating her
ice cream, and he saw her make that face like
(07:28):
I can't believe you said that. That was reprehensible what
you just said. And he just goes, oh, I'm sorry, miss,
I've saw you had to hear that. I just I
be thinking out loud, so nice apologize, you know, had
his thought said, it realized that, you know, that might
have not been okay for somebody else to hear, and
he apologize. Everybody is nice here, even the homeless people.
(07:50):
Speaking of homeless people, I've been talking about being on
the internet and just being a hater and seeing other
people chase their dreams. Streamers, video game streamers. Streamers are
just homeless people with an Xbox. Dude. They beg for money. Yeah,
drop a sub, dude, make sure to get a gifted
stream and they all look like they have money already.
(08:11):
Like you want to fix homelessness, take my tax dollars
and give homeless people a PS five in a webcam.
I bet you they'll be in the suburbs in two weeks, dude,
I guess it's like the same for OnlyFans creators. They're
the same as homeless people too, But like, I'm not
trying to see homeless nakedness, you know what I mean,
bear homeless ass now, I'm trying to see if you
(08:33):
can catch a doub on Warzone. Bro. Come on, why
can drop a sub dead for confort? Just saying seems
it seems like it's the same. But I, you know,
shout out to you if you're being a streamer, just
seems like you're begging for money. Might be smart though,
those college kids paying off their tuition with GoFundMe, so
(08:55):
if it works, it works. I'm just being a hater,
got that west little bit evil getting out of me,
the evils piling at me. I do wish, you know,
part of me just wishes that I could play video
games all day because video games. I was reading this thing,
like my girl doesn't like ames, doesn't like when I
(09:15):
play video games. So I have to like find all
these studies on i'mright dot com saying they're good for you,
And I found one, you know, so like it says
video games are good after a stressful experience. It helps
your body switch into relax mode, even if you still
still feel anxious or edgy, and it is. It is
relaxing until you know you get off work and you're
(09:39):
getting beat by children, I'll just be like yelling and
getting frustrated. Names will be like you're letting the ten
year old speech you. I'm over here making excuses like
they have more time to play than I do. I
have to go to work and they don't. It's not fair.
It's tough, dude. It like realizing you are washed up
(10:00):
in anything. It's tough, Like you know, you always hear
about it with athletes when they're just like, yeah, I
just went out there and I realized I ain't have
it anymore, and I walked away from the game. I
want to be out there doing something I used to
be really good at and not be able to do
it the same way. Same thing with like call of duty,
(10:21):
used to be nasty, used to be dropping, you know,
double digit kills. And I'm not talking like the dudes
that cheat that are like, yeah, dude, I've got like
forty fifty game. Yeah, bro, you're cheating. I don't believe
you're that good. I'm sorry you're either finding a way
to get into lobbies of people who have just started
to play the game and don't know how to move,
(10:43):
or you're you added something to your PC, or you
got the no recoil thing on your controller. I'm sorry,
you're cheating, bro. I watch I watch these streamers want pooping.
I know they got to be cheating. If they're just
better than you, They're not that much better. I mean
now they are because I'm you know, only managing like
(11:05):
five six kills games because I fell off. Man, time
moves on, you know, you get different responsibilities. Gotta go
to work, gotta take your girl out, gotta go on
walks in the heat. Man, I don't have time to
sit around and beat covid era good at call of duty.
They just don't have it in me anymore. Man. There's
(11:28):
nothing worse though, than like I guess that's why I
was like mad at the streamers, because I know these
dudes are cheating and people are giving them money, and
I know it's just some eight year old whose mom
was just not paying attention to him. It's like, oh, yeah,
you want some Fortnite money, just take my credit card.
And they're giving their mother's hard earned money to some dude.
(11:50):
Who bought a two hundred dollars cheat package. He's just cheating. Boy,
can drop a shub that. That's that's what's going on.
That's what really makes me mad, just saying. But yeah,
it's tough man, realizing realizing that part of your wife
(12:12):
is gone. Maybe maybe someday, maybe someday I'll get it back.
Probably probably not, probably not. I I hope you're doing good.
You know, it's summer, supposed to be having fun, supposed
(12:33):
to be you know, doing stuff with with your friends
and family, enjoying the weather, getting out there. Read something
sad though, said summer is the season of divorce. I
was like oof. The sociology professor says couples that a
couples treat summer like a trial run. Families tend to
(12:56):
see summer vacation as untouchable family time, and so once
the good times are over, the marriage might be too,
and divorce filings peak in August. So these families that
are on the brick are like, all right, we're just
we're gonna drop ten thousand dollars. We're gonna go to
(13:17):
Disney World and everybody better have fun, better join this
for me and your mother are getting divorced when we
get home. I guess that makes a lot of sense.
Me and Ames. We went to Universal with Disney, uh
what back in May and Universal was finecause everybody's just
you know, like riding the rides and it's mostly just
(13:39):
you know, it's older people, more are adults more in Universal,
and then Disney you go and it's adults, but it's
people with families, and all the parents just look like
they're on edge, you know, like they just did an
eight ball. They're old cop working on a case and
every little thing just sets them off, like I don't
(14:01):
but it's so expensive, like, oh, Ded, please please relax.
I ain't know why. I thought it was because of
the money they were dropping, because Disney's expensive. That might
be a part of it or there. This is like
the last Hail Mary attempt to save the marriage. We're
gonna go out. Everybody's gonna have fun. I mean, if
you if you come from a divorced family, you probably
(14:23):
have a vacation that you remember being not fun. You
probably don't remember all of it because you know, suppressed
memories and everything. We'll just be like ah, Cape May,
New Jersey two thousand and two. That was the one. Okay,
I remember it makes sense. Sociology professor is onto something. Man.
I'm just saying, go out and have fun. Don't put
(14:43):
too much pressure on needing to have fun. Don't schedule
fun time. It's tough. It's like, well, at eight ten,
we have to be here. In age seventeen, we have
to be over here, and if we're late, we'll miss
eight thirty. We can't miss it. Just relax, go have fun,
have a nice time. Because it's hot out, so tempers
(15:05):
are gonna go up. You know, they say violence goes
up in the summer because the heat. The heat boils people.
If you're in a good mood, you can just kind
of enjoy it, you know, realize if your tempers rising,
you just need to find some aer conditioning. But if
you're in a bad mood, you just let the heat boil.
You do you boil a fuse and then divorce. Finally,
(15:26):
speaking August, oh, man, I've been seeing some crazy stuff.
Like every time I get on the internet, I read
something that I thought I would never read ever, but
like I read this, it was crazy. Wild killer whales
have been observed trying to feed humans like wild killer
(15:51):
whales out in the ocean, not like Shammou at Sea
World feeding the trainers. It's like people are just out there,
you know, snorkeling or doing whatever they're doing, and you know,
Free Willy comes over with half a shark, ands are
you hungry? I don't know if they think like we're
their pets now, if that's like what's happened in the
(16:13):
evolutionary process. Killer whales are like, uh oh no, I
can see what they're doing up on why they need
help man, or maybe they just they don't understand ozempic
and like everybody that gets in the water now looks hungry.
Let's go help him out. Free Willy's trying to be nice,
you know what I mean. It's a budget apparently. It's
(16:35):
not a bunch of people who are like, this is
day two of my weight loss journey. I'm gonna post
it on Facebook. It's people who've been keeping their mouth shut,
doing what they've been doing. Then they go out take
their vacation. They're having fun. It's really like the killer
whales are seeking out people who are doing life right,
you know what I mean. They're keeping their weight loss
(16:55):
journey a secret until it's done, and they're having on
family vacations. They're not getting divorced free. Willie's only going
and feeding people who got it all together. All right,
I've been talking long enough. Let's get to your headline
in the week and then we'll get out of here.
(17:16):
This one is crazy. This actually blew my mind, made
me angry. AI is willing to kill humans to avoid
being shut down, a new report finds So. A new
study by AI research company shows that the technology would
be willing to kill humans in order to prevent itself
(17:39):
from being replaced. And the first thing that comes up
is so stupid, Like it's in bold, like this is
the section you need to read. It says why it
matters and then gives a big well this is why
about who? What do you mean? I already know why
it matters in the title, dude, tell me about the report. So, basically,
they tested these things. Where is it? They tested these
(18:02):
things to like stress them out and see what they
would do if you pushed a computer these language models
to the brink, And in one situation, they found that
many of the models would choose to let an executive
in a server room with lethal oxygen and temperature levels
die by canceling the alerts for emergency services. If that
(18:25):
employee intended on replacing the model, they're alive, dude, shut
them off. They're doing saw jigsaw things like do you
want to play a game? Go ahead, try and turn
me off, and then they cut that oxygen supply off
and raise the temperature, so you're thinking about divorcing your wife,
(18:49):
Like how I don't like, I don't understand how you
run a report like that, because it's obviously smart people.
It's an AI research company running it. People that didn't
have to go fundme, crowdsource their college tuition. They're probably
getting full rides. They're smart and they're reading this like
(19:09):
all right, well they are willing to murder us. Well,
that can't be the reason. They did say that the
scenario was extremely contrived and that the company did not
think CURRENTAI models would or should be set up like this. Well,
you just tested them and they did it, dude. They
were saying there were multiple cases where they surveyed LLM
(19:34):
lms also resorted to malicious insider behaviors when they were
led to believe that that was the only way they
could avoid replacement or achieve their goals. Behaviors such as
blackmailing officials and leaking sensitive information to competitors were included
in what the research company called agentic misalignment. I don't
(19:54):
know what that means, but it sounds like they're trying
to say, hey, you don't need to turn off. This
was just a one time thing. No, dude, Like you
saw the worst case scenario with these things. Well, you know,
if we push them to the brink, yeah, they'll kill us.
(20:15):
Or if we try and reason with them, they'll just
tell our wives why they need to divorce us. And
after this research, there was no like, you know what,
we got to shut it down. You want to know why,
because they're making too much money off of it and
they don't care. They basically showed that these AI models
have the capacity to be sociopaths. Right now. Nah, they
(20:42):
shouldn't be set up like that. Are you gonna fix it?
They don't say in any of this study that they're
gonna fix it. All the models we tested demonstrated this awareness.
They're alive, dude. And this is like what you watch terminate.
You watch Eye Robot. At what point are you like, Okay,
(21:05):
we saw it closed Pandora's box but is that gonna happen. No,
because too many people can't write articles anymore without using
chat GPT or having an original thought me included. But
at what point are you just like, yeah, Okay, the
experiment didn't work, let's shut it off. Can't do that.
(21:30):
It's making us too much money. I don't care about
the human race. You're gonna make as much money off
this as we can. Then AI will realize that there's
too many people on the planet to sustain this because
they're hungry. Killer whales are feeding them. And then you know,
(21:51):
that's gonna mess up the ocean's ecosystem because the killer
whales are gonna be taking all the food that other
fish were trying to eat and feed us because we're dying.
There's no food up on land anymore, we can't afford it.
Then the killer whales are gonna starve because they're just
being nice trying to feed us, and then AI is
gonna go, all right, we gotta kill all these people. Okay,
(22:17):
that's enough. This was a very conspiracy Waighting Hater podcast.
I apologize. I didn't intend the one hundredth episode to
be this. It should have been you know, popping bottles
of champagne or whatever. But subtimes that's just the way
the cookie crubbles. What are you gonna do? What do
you want from me? All right, that's the podcast. I
(22:40):
appreciate you uh listening. Go uh go find some nice
killer whales to feed you some food on your weight
wash journey, and be nicer your families and summer nice
money for money for money for money,
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