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Okay, today I'm chatting with Terrence Tao, who needs some direction. Terrence, I want to begin by having you retell the story of how Kepler discovered the laws of planetary emotion, because I think this will be a great jumping off point to talk about AI for math. Okay, yeah, so I've always had amateur interest in astronomy. And so, I've loved stories of how the the astronomers worked out the nature of the universe.So Keepla was voting on the work of Copernicus, who was himself building on the work of Pistocchus. So Copennicus very famously proposed the haliocentric model that instead of the planets and the sun going around the earth that the sun was at the center of the solar system and the other planet were going around the sun. and Copernicus proposed that the orbits of the planets were plific circles. and his theory kind of fit the observations that the Greeks and the Arabs and the Indians that worked out.😊Over centuries.I think Ka got interested he learned about these theories in his studies, and he made this observation that the ratios of the size of the orbits that Krona predicted seem to have some geometric meaning. I think he started proposing that if you take say the orbit of the earth and you enclose it in I think maybe a cube, the outer sphere of that enclos the cube almost match perfectly the orbit of Mars and so forth.There were six planets known at the time five gaps between them, and there were five perfect platonic solids, the cube, the Tetrahsion, isoclusionion, octian and doocasian. And so he had this this theory, which he thought was absolutely beautiful that he could inscribe these platonic solids between the spheres of the planets, and it seemed to fit. and it seemed to be to him like, you know God's design of the planets was matching this mathematical perfection of the platonic solids.😊So he needed data to confirm this theory. And at the time, there was only one really high quality data set almost in existence. which was the so Taabbrahi, this Danish astronomer, very wealthy eccentric astronomer had managed to convince the Danish government to fund this extremely expensive observatory. This, in fact, an entire island where he had taken decades of observations of all the planets, Mars, Jupiter, every night of at least every night for which the weather was clear with a.N eye, actually, this is he was last of the of the naked eye astronomerous.And so he had all this data, which Kepler could use to confirm his theory.And so Kepller started working with T attack was very jealous of the data. He only gave little bits of it at a time. And I think Kepler eventually just stole the data. he copied it and had to have a fight with with brought his descendants. But he did work out. He did the data. And then he worked out to kind of his disappointment that his beautiful theory didn't quite work. Like the data was sort of off from his plaonic solid theory But know, about 10% or something. And he had all kinds of fudges moving the circles around and things that.It didn't quite work.But he worked on this problem for years and years. And eventually, he figured out how to use the data to work out the actual orbits of the planets. And that was incredibly clever, genius amount of data analysis.. And, and then he eventually worked out that the the ellipses, not circles, which was shocking for him. And then he worked out So he worked out the two laws of planetary two laws of planetary motion of the ellipses, also equal areas, throughout equal times.嗯。And then 10 years later,, after collecting a lot of data that the furthest plans like like Saturn and Jupiter were the hardest for him to work out. But then, he finally worked out this third law also that.That the the orbits the time it takes for a planet to this orbit was proportional to some power of, of the distance to the sun. And these are the three famous capital laws of motion. And he had no explanation for them. It was just all driven by, by experiment. And it took Newton a century later to give a theory that explained all three laws at once. Takeake, I want to try on you I that Kepler was a higher temperature alone, where Newton comes up with this explanation of why the three laws of planetary motion must be true. And of course, the way that Kepler discovers the laws of planet motion or figures out the relative orbits of the different planets is, as you say, a work of genius. But then, you know, he' through his career, he's just trying random relationships. And in fact, the in the book in which he writes down the third law of planetary motion. It's sort of.On the side on the harmonics of the world, which is this book about, you know, all these different planets have these different harmonies. And the reason there's so much famine and mystery on earth is because the earth is me for me. That's the note of earth. And so all this random astrology. But in there is the cube square lot, which tells you what relationship the.😊The period has to a plan assistan...（已截断）

🎼.搬手剥壳工作室。🎼世界太高端，我爱锦护端。hello大家好，欢迎收听警湖端会议。我是樊玉茹。今天我们的嘉宾是高磊，大家好，我回来了。大家不要忘了啊，就是高磊也是我们警湖端的嘉宾。对的，就是高化的梵高梵高虽然那个出走半生归来认识警湖端的少年啊，对我是就是今天他出现的也是跟大家就是稍微通报一下情况啊，我们梵高mon talk啊，2026年的年卡已经上线了。对对对对，最近是火热贩售中，对吧？然后呢之前。一直有跟那个警湖端的一些听友啊说那个每年我们也会固定做一些就是呃梵高的一些选题放在井湖端，那就是免费的一个版本吧。对对吧，今天这一期呢大家如果听到的呢？呃，我们是会有一个完整版是会继续在那个梵高money talk的专辑里边呈现的，是供给我们的付费用户的。什么意思呢？就是如果大家没听过啊，没没在警湖端之前听过梵高的人，首先你要知道有梵高这么一个。金对台类的一个节目啊，嗯我们去年也是非常荣幸的获得了小宇宙的一个年度付费节目的一个荣誉啊。是的是的对，让大家知道一下，如果今天我们今天聊的这期话题，对一些新听友来说呃，好奇，大家可以关注一下那个梵刚money talk的那个付费专辑，对吧？嗯我们现在有那个年卡的一个销售。但同时呢如果你觉得年卡门槛有点高，你可以一级一级买嘛，嗯，对吧？今天这一期就可以买买看嘛。对奸商嘴脸啊。呃，其实那个就是这么一个情况啊。对呃，然后我们完整版的内容的听友呢，我估计你哎跟你说，嗯付了我们那个年卡的费用的人。嗯，有的可能也是两头他都会听的对对吧？所以说呢这一期呢如果对于付费用户来说，你如果听最完整的版本的，还是要到那个梵高的那个里边去，对吧？是的，然后呢就是警呼端的听友呢，大家可以在这边先听听我们这一期平时我们呃梵高的话风啊，聊天的一个。情况啊嗯嗯那今天我们这一期的一个选题呢，其实是前两天吧，我跟高磊在交流的时候，我说哎我说这个角度挺好的对吧？然后再加上这呃其实就今天今天跟昨天晚上发生的一些就是每日之间的一些关系啊，我觉得可以放进去，就可以聊一个什么样的话题，对吧？，高磊前两天发了一个呃文章的链接吧，达理有达利欧老师啊，达利巧前桥水掌门人啊，达叔的。退休了对吧？退休了，从桥水退了对吧？0岁现在仿佛成为一个全球的一个什么呀？大历史学者，对吧？前知500年后治500载前知500年后知500载，开始聊那种什么周期大周期了那种那种话题啊。对，但那个高领那天发了一条那个链接。对，意思就是说呃他在试着分析呃，美国这次动那个美伊对伊伊朗的这么一个动作嘛。对，然后他引入了一个比较的一个模型嗯，就是。是1955年，英国动那个苏伊斯运河。对对，然后我就说哎这个话题挺好玩的，就是用达利欧的话说，那个苏伊士运河那个事件嗯象征着大英帝国的一种自己作自己。本来就你就在一个衰退的一个通道里边。对，然后你自己还硬要作，就是怎么说呢？重抖擞嘛，就是这个棍儿啊，就是在那个点上已咔嚓他被须折了，它是这个意思。对，它是个标志性的一个外力，导致大英帝国。是从此一蹶不振。对，这个意思就本来你已经在变老了。对，然后老夫要重新疗发少年狂，是，然后把自己给遮进去来那种感觉出门骨折了。对，然后呢，他的意思就是说有没有可能霍尔木彩霞这次的一个争议，像美国的。那就是怎么说呢？美国苏据是运河世界一样哈。对对，这是一个开放题啊，是值得讨论的。但是我是觉得说这个可以作为一期选题，就很像我们早年梵高的一起选那个就早年整务端在更新的梵高的系列的时候，那选题嘛。从打通时空的角度来聊嘛，对吧，这种感觉，待会可以让高磊那个展开啊，在这之前我要先补充一点，就今天我们早上还在聊的那个我们高师扫描姐姐，我天哪，我不知道你怎么看啊。先跟大家讲一个讲一个背景知识啊。😊因为本来原定那个tump要3月底要返华。对。这个事儿呢。导致日本上下其实挺紧张的。是因为从去年11月高手扫描那个问题发言之后，，中日就进入到某种battle的那个较劲儿的那个呃就是时间窗口嘛？是，然后呢，日本是这样的，就是你中国说什么或者国际社会，甚至国际社会说什么，嗯，他都不care。嗯，他唯一care Trumpmp说什么。对你比如说中间发生过一次 Trumpmp不是给两两方打电话嘛。对，然后被暴露出来，说被华尔街日报爆出来了，说。普在给高士扫描这个电话里边有点发脾气了，意思说你别招惹东大，我还要跟他聊生意呢？你干嘛这个事儿烦什么烦对。第一时间日本官方长官是出来辟谣的，说没有这回事。但后来所有的媒体，很多日美日日本这边美国媒体都跟进，打脸官方长官嘛，意思说的确有这一段类似的这种对话。他可能语气上不是那么激烈，但是的确说了这些东西，但是也暴露暴露出日本上社会上上下下对于美国的这种care。因为日本现在最怕中美联手啊把它卖了。嗯，因为这个在历史上是是有是有那个案例的。1971年那个吉辛格那个passing嘛，japan passingsy外交嘛，对对吧？然后日本人外交前几天还在啊反反反中共反中共反中共，然后第二天啊哎，你们怎么见面了那种感觉，我们也见一面，然后才会有72年那个田中角融访华的那那个东西嘛，他们就特别怕这一幕再出现，所以说这几个月。那个高手咱们那个一直非常care跟美国那边的一定要对齐颗粒度。是，所以说3月底不是他要访华这个事情安排好之后，他就一直在传说在中美首脑见面之前，我一定要先每日首脑要见一面。对对对所以说3月19号这个访美这个行程是很早很早就定下的。但是他是赶挺急哈，但是嗯那就人算不如天算了。是啊，现在这次319根本没空谈，中日问题来不及，没空谈中日问题。就在聊油价了。是啊，然后聊那个什么，因为前段时间不是，就是这个背景是自从美伊队伊朗动手之后，嗯，日本也陷入到深深的社会撕裂里边。首先第一个。你日本政府嗯高是扫瞄政权嗯，愿不愿意批评 Trump这次行动，因为像G7，有些国家是已经开始批评了，对，已经在批评了对吧？你像那个梅罗尼，像梅罗尼都在有点保持一点距离。更比如说西班牙都已经在指着鼻子骂了，都已经对吧而且跳起来嘛，像法国、德国、英国都在第一时间保持距离嘛，对，日本是G7even里边第一时间冲出来是拥护的，甚至像小拳金次郎，他现在是防向嘛啊，都已经有点就是就是哎。我们什么时候派过去啊，让他线上买的，就等大哥召唤呀，大，因为他现在的方向，他要表现的很激进他也想着眼于以后做首相这件事情嘛，这是一个就是在日本是社会很撕裂的。因为像朝日新闻，他做呃民意调查，82%的那个受访者是反对进攻伊朗这件事情的。82%哦，嗯所以其实名义很明显，这是一个撕裂。第二个就是关于油价。嗯，你这么一搞，日本95%的缘由是依靠中东地区的嘛，是。那这么现在日本据说是这样的，就是我前段时间前两天不是在日本考察嘛，嗯参加一个活动考察，已经赶上它的油价开始飞涨的那个周末了。就是我那天还拍了很多照片，一天一个价一天一个价一天一个价，就是日本人都已经惊呆了。然后告诉咱们第一时间寄出了补贴政策意思就是说我们的目标是要把它打到170日元就一升O他就他的油是这样的，我们是989592嘛，对他就是regular regulargreg应该。就是我们的95吧，差不多是这种，我不是很清楚啊，我我在那边没怎么开，就是有什么regular premium差不多h tech那种就精加工啊什么的。OK就是已经跳涨了。但是说他我们的目标是控制在170日元左右。但是很多市场上的人说哇，你这个是在用税金在补贴的些开车的人啊嗯。而且是个无底洞啊，对你知道这个石油危机要持续多久吗？不知道你要一直这么贴下去吗？所以说这个问题在日本国内也是撕裂，到底要不要补贴。有的人就觉得反正他开车了，人就是说啊，好好好，贴，反正要补贴我，对对不对？这是一个快过去了啊，还有一个那个这是第二个撕裂嘛，油价，对第三个，前两天那个 Trumpmp突然在接受采访的时候，突然脱口而出。日本也可以派一点舰艇去帮我们护航霍尔摩斯海峡嘛。哇，这个在日本是一个绝对敏感的一。的话题，因为派舰艇等于出兵了啊，对啊，对于出兵了，这里边这有一个争议，你如果现在派舰艇，派自卫队的舰艇去霍尔木斯海峡，他是不是参与战争行为？因为有一方就就觉得说人家现在还在打呢，对你派舰艇不就参战了吗？对，还有一个就是说我是护航啊，比如我做一些什么后援啊什么的，我只是类似于像那个什么联合国NGO的那种活动啊什么的那种就是就是维和行动，对吧？就人家说啊，这个在日本已经形成非常大的一个社会的一个撕裂了。OK所以说带着这三个撕裂。我们高是扫描姐姐飞到美国去了，这是一个背景啊，然后最新的一个现情况就是什么呢？在。椭圆形办公厅开那个发布会。，我们刚刚小苗姐姐用自己非常生疏的英文说了一个什么呢？她说能给这个全世界带来和平的，就你堂纳德啊。😀就donna对吧？就是你唐纳德，然后日本人有人讽刺说能给全世界带来和平的是麦克唐纳德麦当劳这开玩笑的说法嘛，嗯这是一个他那个话已经被很多日媒作为一个title。哇，你居然。居然对一个发动战争的这么一个人说这个话，当然很多人是说他在说反话嘛，意思是说因为你才能解决这个问题，所以说你快点把这个事给搞定，对吧？你可以这么去解读，这是一个还有一个就现场在开那个发布会的时候，有个记者问的是吧？是朝日电视台的一个记者，千千言，我认识的哦，喜机意外啊，是很有名的一个资深的驻美的一个记者，他就问那个 Trumpump，他说为什么你这次对伊朗的这个动作，是在没有跟同盟国。打招呼的情况下，自己擅自就做了这么一个主张。因为他就觉得是每日不是同盟嘛，你等于是在彭盟国不知道的情况下，让同盟国陷入到某一种被动里边去了。😊然后你不不得不说， Trumpmp这种人就是。就是他有一种民间草根智慧，你知道吧？就当面我是不能在气势上输给你的。你什么东西过来，我马上弹给你，就是真对年近8旬的一个老人，这种反应能力你不得不佩服，他这里还是挺好，他妈马上就说一个什么话，他说这叫偷袭，你懂吧？要说起偷袭，你们日本是我们美国人的师傅啊，你们最懂偷袭了，不然你们珍珠港是怎么来的呢？你说是不是你们俩珍珠港的时候也没跟我们商量，这是原话，大家去查这讲他讲的是原话哦，他说日本最懂偷袭了啊，不然珍珠港怎么回事呢？你们我当着高。😡苗面说这个，然后这段发言，现在我看我早上除了你之外，我大概四五个朋友已经转给我了，中文媒体炸裂了，你精这个贴脸开大贴脸开大。我然后我我其实昨天晚上就看到这一段了，嗯，我就很重视说看日本那个老百姓网友怎么看跟你说日本真没没救了。投给高士扫描的那帮网友，嗯，或者说极有的或者明粹的帮网友在骂那个记者。说大哥啊，那么好的谈判氛，谈就是那个聊天的氛围，你去问这么一个KY就不阅读空气嘛？日本人叫KY嘛，不阅读空气，就上海人叫拎不清嘛，你那么拎不清。问这么一个问题，这你这个记者失格，我哎呦我他妈的惊呆了，我说我说你们妈是精神贵了太久了吧。这种问题作为一个职业记者很正常的一个问题嘛，正常。而且我觉得我觉得我觉得我对千尖岩那个那个记者，我是高度赞赏的。对在那种情况。你敢站在一个就是同盟国的一个角度去质问美国tump。我觉得首先他很专业。对，第二个他也很有勇气。第三个我觉得他已经收敛了。如果是我的话，我真的脾气上来的话，你敢你敢对我说回答我的问题，说，不然你们日本怎么聊那个啊，怎怎么会就是什么聊珍珠港吗？如果是我马上我也弹回去一句，所以我们失败了呀。就站在那个日本记者的明白，但这个话一说肯定情绪又更糟。因为你看。那个表情对就说大哥闭嘴吧，你不觉得我在坐在这边如坐针毡吗？，我阴影又不太好，如梗在，如梗在喉嘛，如芒刺背嘛，对吧？他那个你看他那个表情微表情，看到了他那个外长跟那个高诉他描，他们我能理解他们了，就是好不容易把这个大佬，对吧？这个巨婴给安抚好了，你他妈现在来问这个问题，然后他又贴脸开大，我们我们又没办法去回应这件事情，但是我对他们网友的很多反应啊，我是比较失望，我说现在日本人跪跪成这个样子啊，但是呢还是那句话跟。跟之前那个投高早描跟不投高早苗的两拨人就是。自从高转描上来之后，日本社会陷入到非常多的一个撕裂。嗯在这个问题上又把这个撕裂给公开化了给扩大了。就两拨人完全大家想法不一样。你觉得他有人说你不要问这个问题啊，对吧？就现在就哄好他们就好了，我真就服了，对...（已截断）

N요 welcome on the show.Thanks, Chris, great to be back. dude,2019, episode 1 hundred04 all the way to now.I'm gonna take credit for all your success since then. was it was built. Is that okay. Was I the lucky charm. was built on a foundation of you and indistractible. That's exactly correct. new one, all about belief.😊Why is belief so important?Okay, so beliefs turns out to be the lens with which we see the world.And I had no idea how profound this research that's been coming out for the past several years has on our day to day lives. How beliefs shape what we see literally shape what we see. I can show the same exact image to two different people, and they will see completely different things. It's called the Ka illusion. You can look at this piece of paper. And I can show you to one person based on where they grew up. and and their priors, their beliefs, and they'll see circles. I can show it to somebody else based on where they grew up, They'll see rectangles. It's incredible. beliefss not only shape what you see.😊not not just figuredigative that actually shape reality that you see. They shape what you feel, your internal state. and most importantly, they affect what you do. And so everything comes upstream from these beliefs. And so you better get these beliefs right if they're going to run your life.我.I think one of the challenges people have when to hear the word belief is it gets perilously close to Rndaburn, the secret manifestation. You know, you've come from a productivity background, same as me. kind of hardcore, quite sterile, almost in a way, very sort of frameworks, rigid structures beliefief sounds very, almost whimsical as a topic to get into.You know, that that is a great point because there is a lot of bullshit out there. And so part of what I wanted to do with this research that I've done over the past six years for beyond belief was to really separate what works and what doesn't. And a lot of it, frankly, I'll give that crowd some credit. A lot of it works, but not for the reasons they say it does.that like, you know, I hate to verse anybody's bubble, but no, nothing is, is is vibrating and quantum whatever ring. And like the universe really doesn't give a shit. It is not, you know, the the the all the, the manifesting stuff., it can work kind of. And, and I, I do dive into some research around how turns out positive thinking can have a very negative effect if you don't do it properly. So I kind of wanted to dispel some of those myths. And yet.😊I've changed my mind a lot about a lot of stuff that I didn't used to do and I used to I'm very science backed you know all my books have pages and pages of citations to peer reviewed studies, I have to see the study not just it work for me but I need to see the peer reviewed studies that show that it work for others in a controlled study and so there's a lot of mythology out there even in the academic community to be honest there's a lot of studies that I look through that I thought we're kind of gold standard studies and you kind of dig into how they were done methodological methodologically and you realize oh they're kind of practice studies too.SoIt was a lot of sorting through the meat from the chat to figure out what we can actually practically apply to our lives. The good news is there's a lot of unbelievable research that has come out of the past several years that just absolutely blew my mind, for example, one thing.😊Is that we now know that placebos.Work even when you know they're a placebo.Which we didn't used to know before, right, we used to think that placebos had to have some kind of deception effect, right that you had to both people, the person prescribing the medication in a double blind control study had to not know who was receiving the placebo and the person, of course, receiving it couldn't know if it was a placebo.Turns out that's not true that you can get amazing effects. Ted Karick at Harvard showed this with Ibs S patients. He gave people a pill bottle that said placebos on it. By the way, you can go on Amazon today and buy placebo pills with five star reviews that say amazing how fast acting this placebo was. It's incredible. He told people, hey, this is a placebo. It is a completely inert substance.However, it has been shown to show to, to help some people with symptoms of Ibs S. Turn out it performed just as well as the leading medication. No, not only that, Not only that, wait, the story gets better. People called up Doctor. Capchuck ever afterwards and said, hey, that placebo pill was amazing for my symptoms.😊Can I get some more of those?So well you got to make sure it's the right brand of placebo pill, because if you change the strain, the gut microbiome won' respond. But I.Did it, it is wild. I remember reading a study about branded ibuprofen being branded painkillers being more effective than own label painkillers. You don't only get the CS own brand. You want to get the the neurooffen version of it for the same r...（已截断）

🎼 美马真。れ。🎼Oh, I just wna make you happy a baby.为什我。🎼Now, that just so make you happyピ a.We've been doing all this.🎼尽力トき。Anything you wna to.🎼hello,大家好，欢迎收听美理想编辑部，我是林兰，我是思珍。今天我们呃已经空降在上海的stand 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🎼The Joe Rogan experience during my day Joe Rogan podcast by night all day.😊Da。🎼He Charlie Kirk no.Don't. No, don't see that., Do are Nazi. Alright, sit right here and chill out. Whatow dog new Netflix special out now. you got that right for fucking go. none too, please check it out with. We just hit number 5. So I'm trying to get to uno. Well, maybe this will do it. Hopefully, hopefully, I'll put it up on my Instagram when the show runs. Alright, thank you, thank you. Everything helps.It's a saturated market. I know there's 19 comedy specials a day now, YouTube and Huulu and the other thing. For. It's not just that. There's like.Just you're competing with content. as you think about how many fucking shows there are now. It's kind of nuts. I mean, forget shows, as shows, thiss Tik toks, there's reels, the shorts. it never ends. never been a time where there's more things to watch and to vi your attention. I know. And then there's the war. 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Well, you can. I guess they don't check right You get fucked in your fake coer.Fake cooo. It's only an Austin bar. fake coter. It probably will be. Yeah, after this, I ran. I mean, they've gotta be terrified. I don't know much about anything, but I would be scared to fight a country that is having a fist fight on the White House lawn.That's how bad ass and crazy we are. Like, we're fighting at the president's house, each other. Yeah, we're gonna fuck you up. I'm not thrilled about that.You're gonna be there. Yeah, I'll be there, but I'm not thrilled about it. This doesn't seem like a wise idea. Yeah, it looks like they are targeting the fucking reporter. Whoa, hey, Charlie, come here, buddy. Oh, this dog is gonna be, it's gonna be a whole different show here.'.He just has to relax. He's never been with me alone before. He's only been with my wife alone, but he loves me. He slept with me last. He sleeps in the bed with my daughter. So he slept with me last night. Oh boy, little bro.That's good. We get, we got diversity here. It's a brown dog.Yeah, they, they attacked that reporter, man, crazy. It looked, I mean, unless it was a wayward missile, which is like, what happened to precision strikes. Oh they were surgical. Remember, they would call him surgical. That's right. Imagineic calling you a bomb that's going like 5000 miles an hour S. I think they got old equipment over there. They got At Taari and shit. They're way behind.But we hit a school.That was on us, I think, Yeah, yeah. but 80%, even in our other countries we're shooting schools. Well, the school was unfortunately. What is it, right before Whoa, is that the they am. That's quite a hit.Wa, that's not. Jesusez, It good. It lookss like L A. What, It's crazy that you can capture it. Like, how good are these cameras.Meanwhile, they couldn't catch that plane flying into the Pentagon. true, right, when you see that thing. that thing looks just like a missile, too. right, What do you think that was that plane that hit the Pentagon. It doesn't really look like a plane. Why would they be shooting a missile into a place that's already been hit by missiles. And why is it in Russia. Oh, that's just reporter, Russia, Russia today, reporter. Oh, got it, got it. Sorry, Yeah, R T, You know, that channel, I in Lebanon, Oh, in Lebanon, I wonder if they're going.After.Press because they've gone after press before. Interesting. Yeah, I mean, they've been accused of shooting pressing Gaza, right, Yeah, smart because they want to tell their own story.I don't want you in there with they your cameras. Yeah, what are you think about these Netanyahu AI videos, I haven't seen them. You haven't seen them. No, they think he might be dead. what, yeah, there's a bunch of AI videos that Israel is released that are like, clearly AI. What show, show him the one where there's in the the cafe. This one's nuts. like this one, I would assume that some kid made. Yes, fucking around on his computer. All right, I saw those.Like, there's no way they're really trying to pass this off...（已截断）