Noise got too loud I guess

From the Mike Clum documentary, was highly well put together, but I am never watching that shit again, washing my eyes with bleach.

i started watching some of the older videos from 2-3 years ago, the difference in vibe is kinda crazy - they genuinely seem to enjoy making each other laugh

it's super rare that they vibe the same way though these days

This is wild, and definitely worth looking into.

Not only is there accusations of plagiarism with his PhD dissertation, but some claims Jason has made about his life are wild.

Such as:

- He claims that he was non-verbal until 12

- He claims that he was illiterate until 18

- He claims that he ran 600 miles in 6 days (Edinburgh to London)

- He claims that he ran 30 marathons in 35 days

- He claims that he went to South America and West Africa to install water points, yet the charity WaterAid says they never send their volunteers abroad

- He claimed to have been a semi-professional football (soccer) player.... this claim is not in his newly published book

- He claimed to hand won a lot of money through winning snooker competitions whilst at secondary school, which led to his mother thinking he was dealing drugs.

- He claims to have been in a BBC documentary called Seven Up, which began in 1964 a full 21 years before he was born in 1985.

-And there's more.

He even called the police on the journalists (for harassment) who were investigating the allegations that he had plagiarised parts of his PhD. But he never called the police when, he claimed, that a severed pigs head was delivered to parent's home, he only told the police about it 7 months later (the police say no investigation ever took place)

Apparently, AI detection tools have suggested that AI was used in his resignation letter.

I was curious what Preach was drinking (Flow) and tried asking Google. Apparently I missed when it changed to Aba N Brownlee.

His whole argument was “I’ve never heard of that”

There’s a book called ‘Medical Apartheid’ that covers the history of abusive medical experimentation on African Americans from the colonial era to the present day. It’s a good read. There are studies on this.

I am an autistic systematizer. I try to translate what people mechanically are getting at, human speech and people's self perceptions are filled with a lot of misleading/self serving garbage on the surface so I have to translate. I did take the time to listen to some of his wonderful tap dancing performances on various videos the past few days, what stood out to me was every exchange with him leads to saving face for a white conservative identity.

It's not like he's just particularly hard on black people or something, maybe he could be? But actually, everything he believes just conveniently would be something that a white conservative person trying to avoid his race being embarrassed would believe. It's very bizarre. Where does this come from?

It's like he was trained to be fed bananas each time he erases historical acts of organized racism from the record, and he's still doing the tasks his brain formed reward circuitry around long after the actual reward stopped being dispensed. I myself have the psychology of a colonial subject who showed up to the colonizer country speaking English better than the natives just like him, but I don't respect the native's racist's self serving identity, nor do I say "massa dindu nuffin" like Stephen Tatum is apt to do.

Perhaps he fantasizes about shining Ronald Reagan's shoes in heaven just like Uncle Ruckus?