Building a coffee business, serving the best Americano in town is up to you. But winning back time and growing your business, leave that to sum up. Take orders and payments anywhere with the new SumUp terminal. Turn occasional customers into regulars with a free loyalty program. And with the Summup point of sale system, you'll always know when you're running low on your best selling blends. Visit sumup.combe.combe. To learn more. Hey guys, Tim Miller from the bulwark.

I'm here with Will Summer, author of the false flag newsletter. You can get over at the bulwark.com. And I wanted to pull him in because I just read this, I don't know, 50,000 word New Yorker profile on a guy named Curtis Jarvan. For people who don't know Curtis, Will's going to explain that to us.

But the short of it is he's, if you want to call it a philosopher,

he's the internet philosopher to the tech oligarchs that want to overthrow our democracy and replace it with a techno-fascism

or possibly like a benevolent monarchy, depending on the day.

And so this person is unfortunately extremely influential.

We have to know about him.

J.D. Vance reads about him.

Peter Thiel reads him.

Mark Andresen reads him.

Donald Trump doesn't read, but everybody else in the circle does read them.

So Will Summer, that was my short summary. Why don't for for the uninitiated, why don't I give people a little bit more on Curtis Sharman. Yeah, I mean, that sounded pretty well. I mean, this is a guy who started out as a blogger under the name Menchus Moldbug. So that kind of, he's kind of like scurrying out from the dark web. And basically basically he has a lot of, you know, kind of pretentious sounding ideas,

but they boil down to that America should be run as sort of a techno-dictatorship by Silicon Valley

and that anyone, you know, that they don't like, that rich people don't like should be taken care of in, you know, a presumably violent way. And so as you can imagine,

these people love him because he just says, you know, people like Peter Thiel should be the

king of America. And so as a result, he's become this sort of beloved figure all the way up to

J.D. Vance, saying, you know, he has great ideas about perjuring the federal bureaucracy, stuff like that.

And just to put like an additional finder point in it, like on why we should give this fucker the time of day,

because, God, I'm reading this article, it's really enough to send you into the depths of despair,

honestly, that we could be doing a national suicide because of this idiot's blog. He's not an idiot.

This person who needed to be

hugged as a child who needed more friends in high school's blog. Maybe he's got he's he's

...