Ninjas Are Butterflies
124 - Mr. Beast's Evil Plan, Quantum Computers, & The Vegas Cyber Truck
Fri, 10 Jan
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Chapter 1: What was Mr. Beast's evil plan?
Y'all are nasty. I know. We nasty. You guys nasty. Ew.
I'll tell you something though.
Our house like feels different. Like the air just feels cleaner. It's more efficient. I can tell in the two days since he did it.
That's a gazebo effect. Yeah. Yeah. Gazebo effect.
Yeah. But anyways, that episode that we did record is on Patreon as our half episode.
Yes. And so we've never done that. We've never filmed. I mean, we never released a botched episode.
Yeah, because there's some good stuff in it. There is. We talked about Les Mis.
We talked about a song.
We talked about Les Mis. We talked about the noise that the sun makes.
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Chapter 2: How do quantum computers work?
Yeah. No. And it's like and the fact that we're admitting that, though, too, it's like, oh, my gosh.
Yeah.
And they were they were gaslighting us. What's the point of admitting it at this point? No, I know. I mean, yeah, and it's just like it's like... I think it's for the purpose of gaslighting. It's just like, yeah, well, just chill out. Like, we knew that he was in decline, but like... Yeah, but you ripped our heads off for even saying anything.
Do you remember being on like the extra defense and like it was like almost politically incorrect to acknowledge that he had an issue?
Yeah, it was like almost ageist. It was like, how dare you? Like, he's our president. Why would you? It's like, listen, presidents have declining health. We've seen this before.
Yeah, a person in their late 80s might not be fully...
It's just wild. It's just such a, I don't know. I think I should run for office. I'm going to fix this. I think you should, yeah. Golly, man. I just have a passion for it. Speaking of running for office. Oh, wait. Does running for office actually, like, you have to run?
Yeah.
A little bit.
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Chapter 4: How is Generation Beta defined?
And they were they were gaslighting us. What's the point of admitting it at this point? No, I know. I mean, yeah, and it's just like it's like... I think it's for the purpose of gaslighting. It's just like, yeah, well, just chill out. Like, we knew that he was in decline, but like... Yeah, but you ripped our heads off for even saying anything.
Do you remember being on like the extra defense and like it was like almost politically incorrect to acknowledge that he had an issue?
Yeah, it was like almost ageist. It was like, how dare you? Like, he's our president. Why would you? It's like, listen, presidents have declining health. We've seen this before.
Yeah, a person in their late 80s might not be fully...
It's just wild. It's just such a, I don't know. I think I should run for office. I'm going to fix this. I think you should, yeah. Golly, man. I just have a passion for it. Speaking of running for office. Oh, wait. Does running for office actually, like, you have to run?
Yeah.
A little bit.
Never mind. Quantum computers. Yes. What do you need to know about them? I've been trying to learn as much as I can with quantum computers for the past, I don't know, week. Okay. Still don't know anything. Pretend I don't know anything. But here's a comforting quote. Okay. From the Nobel Prize winner who did a lot of work in quantum mechanics.
He said, quote from Richard Feynman, if you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics. Cool. So that's the basis of what I'm about to talk about. Cool. And I'm sure I'm going to say a lot of stuff and people are going to be like, you're so dumb.
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