Brad Carson: belief

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…And yeah, these companies are really incredible to watch. Well, certainly some of the best games these days are are coming out of Chinese studios. You know, they're they're phenomenal, producing phenomenal games. I'm glad you brought up, this is a this is kind of unrelated to to to the show topic, but, you know, you brought up, hey, it's this it's this massive culture that has this huge, you know, vibrant history. I think that's 1 thing that that I would like to encourage, you know, my fellow Americans to think about is that when you talk about China. So when a when a Chinese person hears the word China, they're not thinking about the CCP. Okay? They're thinking about this rich thousands of years of history that that that they've learned, that they know about. We only have a history of, you know, some hundreds of years. Right? And so, to the extent that we do wanna criticize things that, you know, the CCP is doing, it's always good to make that distinction. It's like, okay, there's these CCP policies or whatever, very different from the people of China. Right? Yeah. 100%. I mean, Chinese culture is remarkable. The history is extraordinary. Yeah. Their contributions to the world are amazing. And so Phenomenal. You know. Yes. It's important to recognize the CCP is not China. And, you know, like it is in The US, where everyone thinks of the current the current president. And you come to Oklahoma, it's like a different world. And, you know Right. Very people have very different views about it. We're not homogeneous, you know, and have a single view about anything. It's a very complicated place. I'm sure China is. And, you know, and so I think, if anything, we should, like, learn lessons from what they're doing there and venerate what they have achieved as a culture, you know, without any love for the CCP, of course, or any illusions about, you know, what Xi's ambitions might be that could be inimical to those at The US. But 1 can only, like, hold a candle and say, you know, China's an extraordinary place, an amazing culture. Yeah. And to that to that end, you know, we've we talked a lot of the show about using AI to to fight our wars. But to a large extent, wars happen because of a failure of of earlier diplomatic, you know, stages. Right? So what if any future do you see for AI in actually helping to bridge understanding between between cultures or even political, you know, political negotiations, diplomatic ventures, you know. Is is The US, is our government putting effort into utilizing AI tools…

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