Corpus evidence — top 10 passages

Most-relevant passages from the entire indexed corpus (67,286 paragraph chunks across YouTube transcripts, PubMed, arXiv, archive.org, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, OpenAlex, and more) ranked by semantic similarity (bge-small-en-v1.5).

1. 01 · yt0.769

   We're put on this earth to become the best individuals we can be, to fulfill our God-given potential. Right? We're not here to put on this earth so the government can tell us how to live our lives and what we must do and put into these systems and these paradigms. No. The same thing in health. You know, if you're sick, you have to have a certain protocol. Nonsense. You know, be individuals. Think for yourself. Have critical thinking, you know? And so, what's happened is that because they've taught everybody that we're a democracy, which is not true, now so then in 1913, they bring the Federal …

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2. 02 · yt0.740

   The interesting thing, I do believe the government in the United States also wants that to happen, so that they can get rid of the Constitution, cuz the Constitution has been a problem for the criminal cabal for 250 years. That Constitution is really good, but right now nobody's following it. If we do ever get to the point where we do have a civil war where the people get rid of the government, we need to go back and strengthen the Constitution. We don't need a new one. But we need to understand how people in politics and the banking elite ruined it. Thomas Jefferson told us that the bankers w…

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3. 03 · yt0.736

   He his goal in life was he will not get married until he had a house. So he's now gotten married, because he had postponed his whole marriage till he could build his own house. So his whole strategy was he would buy a door-- this was all an investment towards his marriage. So once he got all of that fixed, he went ahead and got married. So that's a classic example, but you see it everywhere. And it's quite a nice way to say. What's a disadvantage? What's a disadvantage of saving brick by brick? What's the obviously disadvantage? Yeah? AUDIENCE: Stuff can happen to the house before it's finishe…

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4. 04 · yt0.731

   Buying home, buying land. Just paying for school fees. Sometimes, many places you have to pay a big part of the school fees at the beginning of the year, so you want to have money saved up so that when this beginning of the year shows up, you can pay the school fees. So there's are all kinds of very standard reasons why people save. So now coming to why they may not save. So sometimes, I'm going to say, it's efficient not to save. What are situations where you shouldn't save? AUDIENCE: [INAUDIBLE] PROFESSOR: Right. So one possibility is that today, your marginal utility of consumption is very …

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5. 05 · yt0.724

   But I wanted to uh go back a little bit uh to the point that we discussed last night where you don't advise people to not pay. And I do the same thing. People say, "Well, wait. You're saying it's a scam, but you're saying go ahead and pay it." And I like the way you summed it up. Well, it's really fairly simple. I mean, uh since making that movie, you know, many people come to me and ask me whether they should pay their income taxes or not, you know? And I never advise people not to pay. And the reason I I tell them I said, "Look, I've done a lot of research. There isn't The Supreme Court has …

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6. 06 · yt0.723

   That's the root of our problem. That's why we've lost America. Okay? So, yeah, pay your taxes cuz if you don't pay them, you might get hurt. And I've heard all the arguments, you know, uh what tax protesters say and so on and so forth. And I don't call them tax protesters. I call them the tax honesty movement cuz they're being honest, you know, at least. But the fact of the matter is you you're being forced, you're being compelled to pay it because you're facing jail sentences, you're facing time, you're facing corruption of the courts if you don't pay. Right? And so, you pay it cuz you just l…

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7. 07 · yt0.720

   But if you're not that poor, then the fact that you don't have income should not matter that much. Or even a lot of income should not matter that much. So another example how many of you already suggested, another argument for why people don't save is that people just don't have opportunities to save. Like many of you suggested, inflation. So imagine that the only way I can save is by keeping cash at home. And prices go up, so cash becomes less valuable. In other words, there's just no point in trying to save in that world, because you're in a hyperinflation or something, and any money you put…

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8. 08 · _intake0.720

   “It was claimed” is suitably cautious. I’d not be surprised if this were true, however. The rest of the article ought to disturb people’s complacency, too, but I’m not sure it will.

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9. 09 · yt0.719

   We did I did what was legal." They said, "Yeah, but it's now we're making it illegal retroactively. And you And that's not good. So, you owe us $600,000." For what? It was legal. How could you make something retroactive? Change the law backwards in time. It makes no sense. Well, we're doing it. And so, everybody said they can't do that, so we went to court, a class action lawsuit. And the judge agreed with the IRS and said they could do it retroactively. And that's when I knew that there was something wrong in America with the IRS and the system here, you know. Aaron, you were telling me the s…

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10. 10 · yt0.718

    And you might think the fact of the bridge will be a fact, and the answer to the question, which would be yes or no, will be a fact, and that's that. It's all self-evident. It's sort of like the behaviorists assuming that the stimulus was self-evident. It's very much analogous to that. Okay, but here's the problem. There's a a whole set of assumptions built into that question that people don't even notice. And so, let me walk through some of the assumptions. It's like well, I can't build a bridge if you want it to last 50 million years. So, I could build a bridge that would last a century or t…

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