Good morning, happy Labor Day. Just to have some questions to answer at freedemand.locals.com

for subscribers I did ask them for their question and I'm going to answer them and let's

do this. And I'm happy to take your questions of course as well. I'm going to just give me

these questions. Oh yes, here we go. I got 25 questions. So about half an hour per question

will be done around 1 a.m. We'll be all set. I'll be all set. And let's just make sure

that everybody's here, everybody have it a good time, perfect time for a live stream while I

deep clean my house. Excellent. What do you thoughts on the ethics of street photography,

especially when it comes to photographing children in public? Many thanks.

I think it's okay. I mean somebody had asked me that they were going to do sort of video essay

on parents maltreating children in public and I wouldn't necessarily put that out there. So

if you're putting it out there for sort of general public consumption, I think it's fine. I mean

obviously my documentary is there with children wandering around in the background. I think it's

fine. If it's something really focused and dedicated where you're putting it out there and it's

focusing on the children, I would have some questions but I don't consider it a big huge or deep

moral issue myself. So that would be my thing. All right. When you read about Galt's Galt's

first time, did you wish it was real and that you could live there? I was always put off by the

micro-transaction on nature of all the relationships, like charging a few cents for a friend to use

your car instead of lending him your car because of trust and generosity. What are your thoughts

on this objectivist Shangri-La? Well, yeah, of course, of course I wish it was real. Of course,

I wish it was real that I could live there. The idea of being with people who were sort of rational

and empirical and production focused and all of that, I get the micro-transaction on nature of all

the relationships. You understand that that wasn't because they wanted to charge a few cents

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