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This one I think goes nicely with, it'll probably

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be a couple of weeks ago that this came out now,

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but I'm still feeling inspired by it a little

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bit. I don't know. We'll have to read the article

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and see if there's any overlap. This is from

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Newsweek .com. I don't know anything about Newsweek.

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It's not the Epoch Times. Yeah, that's all we

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know at this point. We don't know which cult

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owns this one. This one is at least from 2025,

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April 17th. The title of this article is, oh,

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it was updated. April 18th. Published April 17th.

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White House says it has tech that can manipulate

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time and space. Hmm. This is by Joe Edwards.

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A comment by White House science advisor Michael

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Kratzios has gone viral after a speech in which

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he claimed U .S. technology can quote manipulate

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time and space and quote prompting online speculation.

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Why it matters. The viral interpretation of Kratzios

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comment reflects the growing impact of social

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media and framing public understanding of government

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messaging. Wouldn't the ability to manipulate

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time and space be why it's mattering? Not just

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the social media aspect of it. To be fair, it

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doesn't take much to manipulate time and space

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other than go really fast. Oh, I was thinking

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project looking glass. Okay, technically like

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just moving at a different speed or elevation

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manipulates time and space. That's true. And

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technically like us just existing through time

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is manipulating time and space. space, depending

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on your thoughts of free will versus, like, everything

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happens with cause. That's deep. That's more

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than I was ready for on this little minute. You

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think they just cut a philosopher in the army

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who's saying, like, doing nothing is the best

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approach? Because we are manipulating time and

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space at all times anyways. While the White House

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has not issued a formal clarification, I wonder

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if they have by this point. Maybe we're still

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waiting. I don't know. No, we're not, because

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at this point... this is a different um white

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house at this point because this is from april

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2025 so this is the yeah this is the biden no

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wait sorry you're right no it's been a year jesus

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already what a year hold on no kidding it feels

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like it's been 11 years yeah The speech's wording

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suggests the phrase was metaphorical, intended

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to refer to the transformative nature of modern

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innovation, not literal manipulation of space

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-time or the invention of time travel. What to

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know? Kratzios, director of the White House Office

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of Science, made the remark during a policy address

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at the Endless Frontiers retreat in Austin, Texas

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on April 14th. Quote, our technologies permit

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us to manipulate time and space. They leave distance

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annihilated, cause things to grow and improve

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productivity. End quote. Kratzio said. That just

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sounds like a really stupid jargon statement.

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Yeah, it does. That doesn't even sound that weird.

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Who even knows what he's trying to say? You have

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to preface this with like RFK juniors in this

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presidential cabinet. Just compare that to anything

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that guy says. He can look at a kid and tell

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that his pores are congested with, like, oil

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genitals or something like that. I don't fully

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understand the words he uses. They're so raspy.

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Yeah, I mean, but look at everything else they

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got going for them right now. It's not just our

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future. To be fair, the guy could not get through

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school without heroin, keeping him not distracted.

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I didn't know that. He used heroin to focus in

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law school. Super weird guy. Wow, no kidding.

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Kratzios said during prepared remarks published

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on the official White House website. While the

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statement was likely intended as aspirational

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language about technological progress, it has

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since circulated wildly online with some interpreting

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the comment literally. In the speech, Kratzios

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emphasized the importance of American leadership

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in emerging technologies and criticized regulatory

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burdens that, in his view, had slowed progress.

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Quote, we have weighed down our builders and

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innovators, And quote, he said, re -quote again,

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but how do you read this like a nice sentence?

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You don't. But we are capable of so much more.

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End quote. I'll just go with how I feel like

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it. Yeah, I'll read this next one. That's always

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how they want you to interpret everything they

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do is how it makes you best feel. I like that.

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I don't mind that. Crazio's remarks were made

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just weeks after his confirmation as the administration's

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chief science official. Speaking in Texas, he

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described the Trump administration's tech technology

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agenda as one focused on reducing bureaucratic

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constraints constraints constraints Boosting

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research and development and enabling American

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companies to lead Globally the quote about manipulating

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is gonna be China now soon the quote about manipulating

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time and space appeared alongside references

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to artificial intelligence aerospace and productivity

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tools in context Kratzios evoked quote the choice

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of individuals to craft new technologies and

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give themselves to scientific discoveries that

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will bend time and space and quote and quote

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again make more with less end of quotes what

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people are saying what happens next i'm just

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make more with less yes i'm just gonna end the

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article there okay And that's good. That just

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sounds like I mean, Elon Musk has probably said

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that they have that technology in the next two

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years, five years ago. So what was just kind

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of what any of it? It sounds like CEO speak for

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things that you want to accomplish. Like, yeah,

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words. Yeah, I don't even know what they're trying

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to say. It does sound like word salad. And on

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that note, he said AI and I can't wait to start

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kicking robots. because it sounds like they're

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gonna remember they're training the robots to

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kick us back. Yeah, which I really wish they

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wouldn't teach them that unless it's just strictly

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to CEOs. Yeah, it can stop their talk like this.

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If they program them like the orcas. Yeah, they'd

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never do that. But the lesson is that's why you

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have to kick the robots because they're gonna

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kick you anyway. So yeah, you might as well get

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it in while you can say that you got to put in

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on the oppressor. at some point early on. Anyhow,

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you guys got 48 hours. Find your nearest robot

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place and kick him. Okay, bye.
