So like the criticism doesn't really make much sense because it's sort of like, well, what do you want to return to?

Because like the nerds clearly want, they, the nerds want one thing that the sort of Ben Carson's David Horowitz is,

I don't think that they actually want the same thing.

And like then you have the people like Vivek who is supposed to sort of be the bridge or like to me sort of

seems to sort of be the way in which they're trying to kind of build the bridge between these

kind of anti-woke parties but he doesn't really kind of know what he's arguing about either

and so they're trying to sort of cross this narrative of in to me in which it's like less about Disney and it's more about kind of feeding

into this broader conspiracy about like everything is against you and you don't really

need to kind of like actually be specific about I have I have if they were smarter if they

were smarter they would it would be like nerd pandering. Right.

Yeah, exactly.

Right.

Yeah.

But instead, this is for like people who, well, as you say, it's for people who are like maybe

gonna only see a Disney film if their grandkids.

Yeah.

Like Ben Carson isn't, Ben Carson isn't complaining about like retconning stuff, right?

It would be funny if he did. Yeah, they shouldn't

have made all the Star Wars. They should have made all the Star Wars novels, misledgians. There are too

many lightsabers and they're not bright like they used to be. My, my, uh, my earth theory of this

actually is that the main complaint that all of these people are feeding into, like whether the talking heads have it or not, right? The complaint they're feeding into

is the feeling that you're not included in your society if you're not being marketed to.

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