I just caught some of a Joe Rogan episode. He's talking to a British engineer, and they're

talking about drill marks made on granite in ancient Egypt. And this engineer has figured out that

the Egyptologists and the archaeologist don't know shit about these drill marks on solid granite.

Now, this engineer doesn't necessarily have all the answers, but he knows that the so-called

academics going through ancient Egyptian history don't know there asked him a hole in the

ground.

And what's so wild about that is you would think the goal is truth.

Like we want to know the truth. How did these drill marks from thousands of years ago come to exist on solid granite drill marks that we

can't replicate today but a lot of people don't want to know you know why they get paid

to be blank they get paid to not know Not knowing is why they get paid. Their power is not knowing.

They want to be the arbiter of truth, even if it's clearly not truth. They get paid.

Look at a place like modern America right now.

So many people know the right way.

They know the right thing.

However, they get paid to keep their mouth shut.

That's the way it works.

Or, for example, you run some fund with a shitty strategy.

But it mints fees.

You just keep your mouth shut.

A lot of the investors don't really check it out.

They don't really dig deep.

So everyone is happy, supposedly, until, of course, the damn breaks.

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