Fool said I you do not know.

Silence like a cancer rose.

Hear my words that I'm behind teach you.

Take the yolts that I'm a hindry chew.

But my words... Well, we thought for the second segment to bring up a long running theme here on the American

mind, which is the ascent of artificial intelligence and its contribution to our

wokeness.

We've talked about on this as early as last or as soon as last

last week about AI's the bots participation in our new dreamed for woke regime that the left has gined up for us.

That is to say, the experts in social justice will increasingly become artificial intelligence.

It's a truly a way to get real experts and get the parochial and self-interested people out of the business of enforcement of this new regime.

And so we present to you a new app called Textio, well it's really a sweet, software suite. So in the business of online writing, a big part of it is something called search engine optimization.

Now when you type something into Google, it predicts what you're trying to type, certain phrases,

lead you certain places, there's this whole elaborate algorithmic, etc. infrastructure that produces all of this and to get good traffic to your website

it helps to use phrases that tend to draw people to your argument absent whatever specific content of your argument you're trying to convey.

And there are all sorts of tools out there

of what phrase you should use,

if you want to drive people to a certain subject rather than another phrase, what are the more

popular words, etc, etc.

So this was inevitable that something like Text Deal would come along.

I'm sure it's not the first thing, it just happened to pop on our radar. And what Textio does is it it encourages you through a very nice fancy interface to use words and phrases that tend to attract or represent or pluck the

heartstrings of people of color, minorities, women, etc.

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