Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Doge posting secrets to the web and why the U.S. classifies

so much information.

It's going to be a rough few years for those working in U.S. counterintelligence.

Coming on the heels of attempted cuts to the agency

that handles security for America's nuclear arsenal, Elon's crew reportedly posted classified

information concerning intelligence agency size and budget to the Doge website. This has prompted a conversation about the U.S. habit of overclassifying information.

Coincidentally, this topic kind of came up over on the roads in a recent video where somebody

sent a message, bragging about having a secret clearance.

The comments revealed that a secret

clearance isn't really that big of a deal. Elon has talked about overclassification recently,

saying, quote, far too much information is made classified. If something is easily found online or patently obvious, it should not be classified.

This impedes effective communication within the government. I'm telling you, we're going to find out

Elon owns C-Tech Astronomy. Let's explain what is apparently being misunderstood.

I feel like Elon is the type of guy who likes magic shows.

Imagine you're at a magic show.

Pick a card any card.

Memorize the card.

What happens next?

The person is told to put the card back in the deck, right? Why?

Because if they didn't, it wouldn't be magic. It would simply be a process of elimination.

The magician could look at the other cards and know which one the person in the crowd

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