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The State Department uses big tech companies to further economic diplomacy and maintain US global influence.
“The State Department is essentially the the big daddy muscle that juices the skids for the big tech companies.”
djvlad · Nov 2025 · 1 episode · 15K views on this topicCompanies with large scale and high profits provide a net benefit to society by reinvesting in R&D and taking risks on grand projects.
“by having scale, by having incredible profits, by and then by reinvesting it in R&D, creating jobs, innovating, it's the only way this kind of stuff is going to get done.”
The All-In Podcast · Jul 2020 · 5 episodes · 810K views on this topicDestiny argues that the Supreme Court's authority on law does not make it the absolute arbiter of morality and that one can disagree with the court's rulings while acknowledging their enforcement powe
“You can disagree with the court and still recognize its authority, right? Like you can say, I think that it's I don't agree with this law, but I recognize that this is what the law is, and the court has the power to enforce that.”
Destiny · Apr 2025 · 3 episodes · 959K views on this topicHe believes the platform's ban processes are inconsistent and can be influenced by popular streamers to settle personal grievances.
“how you get along with people on the platform used to be kind of a big determining factor in you getting unbanned or banned. So if Hassan is able to message Dan and say that like this guy leads hate brigades or is um you know aggressive towards a lot of people on platform like you need to control th”
Destiny · May 2026 · 3 episodes · 959K views on this topicThe accumulation of power by tech oligarchs who influence media and government is a principle that should be rejected because it undermines the functioning of democracy.
“I've tried to consistently say the problem here is the principle of having oligarchs with so much power including power within media obviously power within government now he feels like he can wait into politics in any number of countries and try to control the outcomes around the world and that is s”
Breaking Points · Jan 2025 · 2 episodes · 403K views on this topicThe massive costs of AI development naturally favor existing technological monopolies.
“the scale of the cost means that it naturally lends itself to existing technological monopolies people like Facebook Google Amazon and others who have hundreds of billions of dollars in profits that they can burn just to develop the new future technology”
Breaking Points · Jan 2025 · 2 episodes · 403K views on this topicThe use of semi-automatic rifles by average citizens is essential for deterring potential government tyranny.
“it's also the reason why it's super important for there never to be any kind of outlawing of right of semi-automatic rifles in the United States semi-automatic rifles in the hands of average people can deter even the most powerful force on Earth because it deterred the United States”
Timcast IRL · Mar 2025 · 1 episode · 348K views on this topicSocial media companies should maintain a long-term commitment to free speech rather than aligning their content moderation policies with the political party currently in power.
“a commitment to free speech by social media needs to last longer than whomever is in the office and that has not been the case”
The Ben Shapiro Show · Jan 2025 · 1 episode · 219K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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