32: Vote Fraud, Woke Homelessness, Collectivism & Nationalism

how Notes Voter fraud - how bad will it be - we know more about reality than we have ever been Its been going on forever, but we only care now because it happening everywhere - even not in swing states Newsom is a crook - he'll run next cycle - he's paying his dues - he has yet to sufficiently destroy California Just south of the multi-billion dollar Apple Campus is a homeless camp Why are the mayors not doing something about it? Why are the citizens not doing anything about it? Are they too woke?! Is their wokeness causing this? Is this drug culture or no place to live because it's too expensive? There are even people renting mobile homes for Google engineers to live in This is part of the breakdown of the nuclear family and the lack of resources from religions and all support systems other than the government. The scale is so vast those institutions are overwhelmed In the middle of Palo Alto, there is a whole street full of mobile homes, on the street between Stanford University and Palo Alto High school One guy even has a generator Are these people are so woke that they are really OK with this? How much space does a normal person need? Its time for minimalist living. Live between AirBnBs? Should we become digital nomads? International Living exists to move people out of the US to cheaper places. The migration gene is in play again People are moving away from gathering things and moving towards gathering experiences. For example, roam.co lets you migrate from place to place. Although they seem to be focused around young people We are willing, but maybe we don't have the stamina we used to. Work can be mostly be done from anywhere. Once Venezuela moves away from communism, there may be opportunities there. How long can nationalism last? Will the globalists/collectivists ultimately win? Is this just a blip? Or will things swing one way and another? Movies to watch: The Man from Earth and Dogma All about questioning reality. Did Brexit pre-sage the nationalism in America Institutions and bureaucracies vs individuals