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time. Next question, getting young people to vote, young people and the kind

of person who watches YouTubers usually don't vote. At a tutorial point,

thank you for being aware of this fact. It's very funny for us. You

understand the cynicism and despair behind that, but is there any way to get

them to invest in politics so their concerns register? Obviously, there's

obstacles in their way, like primaries, Medtikutham out, DataFroster

Wallace even argued back in 2000 that making young people cynical was an

establishment move to discourage the youth vote. But it seems like there's a

doom spiral happening where their dissentress keeps them from being served,

which keeps them from being interested and helps keep politics broken. What do

you think, Sagar? Let me challenge the question a little bit. The 2020 was the

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