Well, howdy there internet people, let's vote again.

So today we are going to talk about roles.

We're going to talk about roles.

And we'll talk about Windows again.

We're going to talk about the roles we serve.

Over the last couple of weeks,

I've gotten a lot of questions from people who make content on various platforms, you know, here, a

podcast, different places and the questions are all about content or about being

somebody who makes content. But they apply to everyone. The questions they're asking, they're kind of

universal. They're just framed specific to making content.

And I'll probably work my way through all of the questions that have come in, but this one in particular I think is worth addressing now.

The person who sent it their gig,

the content that they make, it with music but they try to insert let's just

say more progressive ideas as as they talk about things. And their question, what role do we serve as left-wing

content creators and what can we do to bring forth positive action beyond saying the right are awful?

That question though, what role do we serve as left-wing content creators?

What role do we serve as people and what can we do to bring forth positive action beyond saying the right are awful?

It's a more inclusive phrasing that way. We talked recently about the Overton

window and how there's an acceptable range of political thought in any given area.

We didn't talk about why it exists.

In many cases, the edges of the window,

they're determined by what people can actually imagine.

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