I love the trivia question. I asked Taylor earlier. He saw him at our private chat.

Demore Republicans believe the election was stolen or in God? That one? Yeah.

It's razor thin, razor thin, and he came out on top. God, God, by no idea. Right.

That's what I was saying. Here's the main character down below us.

73% of Republicans believe in God and 71% believe the last election was stolen or

fraudulent in some manner. Does that seem low with God? I thought it would be higher.

They should both be at zero. Well, and then we got naysayers like, what are you over here?

You can't can't put a zero on God. I mean, well, you're not here one second ago.

A little tip for tat, a little swashbuckling match. Raise it there.

What would you put the rate on Kyle? Because I know what he says zero. What would you put the

rate on for God? The likely to be real. I'm not even saying that one of the religions is true.

Just God. How about just something more powerful and sentient than us that like like I feel like

if it if you allow me to encompass like I don't know simulation theory and the idea that we're part

of some sort of alien zoo and all of the the potential reasons for why our universe is so

fucking and weird and why math doesn't seem to work and why it just the universe is so well

calibrated to just kind of work the way it does and you know and just the bizarreness of

existence and and us being here being the only thing that even knows that we exist really or

what that means. Yeah, I'd say there's like a solid five percent chance of something out there

in control or more or way more powerful than us in a way that like they could alter our existence

the way we would alter say a video game or something like a prime mover level thing like what I

don't know the term terminology like what kicked off what we now live in like sure like and

like what would have started the big bang or whatever right because it seems to me like whenever

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