I love the crackles from the vinyl.

Right isn't a funny it's on YouTube but it's still doing vinyl crackles.

It's really great and especially with Eno.

I have a whole bunch of undertones records

from the 1980s.

They all, they're all digitized now,

but they all crack one pop.

That's a warmer sound.

It's great. This is hell.

Hell.

Live from the United States where capitalism is the virus. is hell but if you live in places like Silicon Valley you likely

don't think of capitalism is a plague that we should protect ourselves

against as much as it is a boon, a great benefit to society

to everybody that is nothing but helpful for the best and the brightest that humanity has to offer, motivating

innovations that make life more convenient, if not simply better.

After all, the particular brand of Silicon Valley capitalism has disrupted our lives in myriad ways from getting a ride to

grocery shopping to watching movies to bicycling to vacation rentals and

basically everything in between and the disruptors would argue each of those has been

improved upon by their wonderful apps. Their impact is seen as nothing but good as

long as their disruptions reap in millions if not billions in

profits for venture capitalists. In Palo Alto, home of Stanford University, the

consequences of those disruptions are far outside their bubble of what

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