When you pray for rain, you gotta deal with the mud too.

Would you like me to pray for you, Robert?

I have your soul to pray for in Captain Pierce's.

I think that's a real positive step, because ultimately what is this algorithm about?

It's about deception, it's about obfuscation, it's about lying about something,

it's about hiding what's there so that other people can't see it.

That's what we want to change. That's the big thing. I mean, when I pray these days, I figure,

you know, the one prayer that covers basically everything is I want truth to descend on this world.

Hey, Pott, I have an interview coming up with Dr. Andrew Piquette.

You remember him, right?

Yes, I do remember Dr. Andrew Piquette, Alex.

He certainly has an impressive career in the comics and video game industries,

as well as some notable credits in film and book publishing.

Piquette's multidisciplinary background, which includes fine art, animation, and writing,

suggests that he would be an engaging interview subject.

I imagine that he has many interesting insights and perspectives to share about the creative process

and the challenges and rewards of working in multiple fields.

Well, I'm really not interested in any of that stuff.

I'm interested in him because he's a guy who's collected the largest database of pre-cognitive dreams,

and he published it in his book, Dreamer. And then more importantly, and the reason I'm interviewing him today,

is he's done some incredible work on election fraud.

So you didn't pick up on any of that, though, huh?

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