I'd like to go a little bit further back in time.

We're going to talk about the Cameroon think tanks, even spookier.

So there are two that I want to talk about.

Bright Blue is the first one.

It was founded in 2010.

It was supposed to be the big intellectual source for most of Cameronism.

And not much can be said for Bright Blue because their main...

Spied by breaking bad.

So or more or less.

Their main policy accomplishments have included pressuring for a law requiring natural

gas suppliers to be infinitesimally more carbon efficient, like by 2050.

Cutting stamp duty for first-time home buyers, which basically was just an advertisement

for right to buy, and increasing

the repayment salary threshold for student loans. But most importantly, they provided several years

of employment for Matthew Dancona. This is, that's a net get, no, that's not, is that a net gain

for society? It's what keeps him out of the way of anything else, doesn't it? Yeah, the Dancona.

Yes.

Yeah, Matthew, UBI for pundits.

Milo in his comedy set talks a lot about how there are lots of just nonsense jobs in Russia,

where it's like there's a guy at the bottom of every like escalator in the Moscow Metro

who sits in a box watching the escalator, and his only job is to watch the escalator.

He does not provide any advice or help if the box catches, if the escalator catches on fire, his job is to watch the escalator

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