I was doing very serious work on YouTube, and that's, of course, what we all use YouTube for.

And I stumbled across a video by some guy I'd never seen before.

And the reason I watched it is because it mentioned that Kate Blanchett was in a new movie.

And Kate Blanchett is, of course, the real Galadriel. That's damn right. She was in a new movie and Kate Blanchett is of course the real Galadriel and she's

in a new movie. I've never heard it pronounced except by this YouTube guy, but it looks like

the word tar, T-A-R. Okay, that's the name of the movie. And it's about an orchestra conductor, okay, and she plays the lead role.

Anyway, this guy was doing this thing and played a clip in his show from the movie because he

was so excited about it. And just to give you an example of how others are also excited about it,

Breitbart.com tweeted out that this scene from this movie dismantles woke identity politics and daily caller dot com tweeted out

that kate blanchett delivers an epic anti-woke message and then probably got more more people saw this than any of the

others. Brian Kilmead from Fox sent out and had 652,000 views when he sent out a tweet saying that

the clip from the movie eviscerates woke gender identity politics. And I thought, well, this is interesting, you know.

And I'm frankly not as into this kind of thing as some people are. I just, I don't know,

it's just there's so much of it. I just feel like, okay, is there possibly anything new that I've,

that I could have heard? So I watched the clip. And in the clip, there's Kate Blanchett as the conductor is talking to this student in some

sort of a seminar or session.

And he basically said that he wasn't that interested in Bach because Bach was a white

cisgendered heterosexual male or something like that.

And I'm just paraphrasing a couple things here, although it may be close to a quote in some cases.

But Tar, who's Blanchet's character, comes back and says, if Bach's talent can be reduced to his gender,

birth country, religion, sexuality, and so on, then so can yours. And he said, you know,

what, what do you imagine your legacy is going to be later? Do you want people to be thinking about

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