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Yup, punishing betrayal is more important than winning to me too. Probably why my rank's so low 💜🤣
The pleasure you get from a revenge is way better than winning xD
🤣🤣🤣 agreed
Yes that was so satisfying to watch but surely even for a noob that revenge kill was inevitable after purple betrayed Pete.. what was Purple thinking
the problem with expertocracy is the same with any government theory. Human behavior. How do you decide one expert is better than the other? You wind up with campaigning and a society that values "perceived intelligence" over intelligence. The most charismatic speakers become the so called experts. You wind up with Steve Jobs in charge of tech instead of Wozniak
Mainly I would see the answer to your problem being one of sample size. When an organization relies on one expert, failure is a distinct possibility, but when said “experts” are varied, and the more so the better, more positive outcomes are likely.
Jobs made much better products than Woz ever could. Woz would agree
49:20 the ironic thing here is Pete lives in Ontario which has a provincial government trying to push towards a privatized health care system. From the US perspective, tax dollars are already spending enough on healthcare to fund universal health care at OECD per capita averages. Which shows how extremely inefficient the US health care system is
Yeah man could you imagine how dumb it would be to lose public healthcare. Literally nobody would vote for that. It shows how disconnected our 'leaders' are from those they govern
FYI, Switzerland also has a for-profit healthcare system. It has one of, if not THE, most outstanding healthcare systems in the world.
Interesting. Who owns it?
@@FreePeteIt's an open market system. The government steps in to pay for those who cannot pay for themselves. But mostly, market conditions drive the industry.
Spent the last few years forgetting that Nine Inch Nails was a thing until my brain read part of the title in Trent Reznors voice thanks Pete
Hi Peteman, I have been watching you for the past year and couldn't handle a world without your Kontent. Please keep going forever. And I have a question: what exactly is a killguard and what is snowballing?
Acting as Pete’s secretary.
A “kill guard” is an army positioned to protect another player from being killed. It prevents a third player killing them and getting their cards.
Snowballing is simply getting bigger and bigger, building a winning position, before anyone is in a position to prevent it.
@@JonCookeBridge Thank you very much, Secretary of Peteman! You are doing your Job very good, keep going
Thanks! Great content AND polite in comments!
Thank you Sir! I am grateful for the support 🙏
If i was yellow, i think i would have broken both bonuses then moved my 21 stack into Europe to prevent purple from getting that back. I mean no matter what yellow basically just started a war doing what you can to make you opponent really weak and fishy gives you the best odds of coming out alive.
Found myself in purples position many times with a natural SA first or second turn, but I take it with as few troops as possible, and add everything to exterior. EU is always the most available bonus upgrade, so I try to friend Africa and let them have SA when I have secured EU. My exterior stack sits on their North Africa border to deter any thoughts they may have of breaking my SA until I’m ready to give it up. Also, I tend to threat guard SA to allow the an aggressive NA player to pass thru and bully Africa without me losing much material.
yeah the health insurence sucks in the us im currently going through chemo and I'm 30k in the hole.
❤️❤️❤️ sending you my best wishes
Wow you nailed insurance it should be forced to be non-profit operation I agree you pay the workers and you pay out the insurance claims and end of the story
There are all sorts of parasites in different markets. I have no issue calling them out when I see them
GG for White. They played well this game. Though I guess it helped that nobody really paid them any mind and they had alliances when they needed them.
Purple was super stupid. Could've waited until White was dealt with. 😮💨
Risk is, by far, my most favorite game. Played it to death when I was a kid.
Great game pete as always 👍🔥❤️❤️🔥
Pete, speaking as a formally trained forensic accountant, the for-profit industries and taxation will not cease to exist because then control ceases to exist as well.
Why give people free Healthcare when there's more money to be made 'treating' cancer than curing it?
Sure. This implies that the locus of control is on a deeper level and the locus of change must be on the same level
@FreePete completely agree. I love everything about your show, keep it up!
Nice shirt. Circa Lateralus, I do believe! 🤩
Picked it up at a Tool show on Monday!
The Tool shirt says Joot bc of the camera and tbh I think I like Joot better 🤣
Joot! Amazing band
How was Tool? Lateralus tour was my first concert ever
Excellent show. I put a recording of Stinkfist up in the memes thread on my discord.
They had Alex Lifeson from Rush on stage with them for a song too.
@@FreePeteNo way, really? Alex Lifeson with Tool sounds like an amazing combination.
This game proves, once and for all, no Australia, no win. Lol!
Just finished a classic fixed...won with Europe ;)
Hating cities is fine, but not for the reason you seemed to indicate (?) In cities, people are dense and vertically stacked. if those people all lived in rural areas, that would be much less available farmland due to every family needing a standalone house.
I definitely do not hate cities. I live in a very large one.
@@FreePete I like them too. I must have misunderstood. I thought you said that it wasn’t good that people pave over farmland to make cities. Maybe you meant suburbs…you weee talking about yards but you said “cities” I thought
I think we need better urban planning so we don't continue to pave over productive farmland as an unintended consequence of its proximity to cities and their expanding borders. Higher density living may be the way things are trending at least for the near term.@@pb7379-j2k
The tool shirt
no oz no win proven once again lol
Pure democracy is not where we want to go
What you did wrong?
When purple broke your SA you should have given him the thumbs down so he could learn what he did wrong 😉
Thumbs up for taking EU + Africa, thumbs down for taking SA
It wouldn't change the outcome of this game but hopefully "next" game
Very well played Pete!
Yea the issue with Purple was his greed. He greeded out after Pete had just done him a favor by killing his enemy - and purple hadn't once hit yellow significantly, just broke him and expected Pete to do his dirty work for him.. That revenge kill was so satisfying
as of now the world going the rich will get richer and the poor get more poor, i love your words and they are similar to islamic regulation that we should follow, stop the profit from banks and insurance companies and the rich people will give the governments 2.5% of what they have as a business that must be distributed to the poor people
I don't think it's inevitable if it's a choice we all make
Purple did deserve to get punished for this, true. But since he left SA after he did his dumb take on it i would ve given it another try. Retake SA and leave him with EU and Africa. Maybe he would ve gotten it then. Cause the AUS turtle does deserve to get punished too. 😁
Joseph mengele is a bad example for your point, he was an absolutely quack scientist. A better example would be zimbardo
I disagree.
I had to look Zimbardo up; I had previously heard of the prisoner experiment but I did a quick refresher.
I think "destructive" animal testing for science is closer to Mengele than Zimbardo. For starters Zimbardo's students essentially volunteered, or they had a choice of sorts... Also, and primarily, they knew that regardless of what happened they were probably not going to be physically injured or killed.
Mengele's victims were unable to say "no thanks". They would have suffered horribly. From what I read, Neuralink were doing some pretty terrible things.
You *could* argue that Mengele was getting perverse joy out of it and that the "but its for science" was just an excuse... And I have no doubt that the motives of Neuralink are far less evil. But that's the question... At what point do we say "enough is enough"... Mengele - yes obviously. Neuralink - I dont know!
I think Pete did a great job of essentially answering/talking to a very difficult question on the spot...
@@davids8345 mengele wasn't really doing it out of science, more some sort of antisemitism. Zimbardo did it out of science. So mayhe zimbardo and mengele aren't good examplee
The Germans chose a philosopher king named Hitler. The Chinese chose a philosopher king named Mao Tse Tung.
Zimbardo’s experiment was also very faulty.
Good DAY to the Peteman! Spoiler Blocker 9000!
Morning!
If healthcare being run for profit is perverse why do we pay for food and shelter? Isn't the need for food and shelter greater than healthcare. State run healthcare is a luxury but food and shelter are not.
Long term I think paying for anything is perverse. We may live long enough to see markets break down completely.
Most countries have social welfare and housing schemes, but you're right of course, everyone should have access to food, shelter and good quality health care
Philosophers over the thousands of years seem to always move toward marxism, socialism, communism, the better way... why is this? Secularism, humanism ... or simply the lack of acknowledging that something / someone outside human kind created everything, and gave you a free will to seek, search, discovery ???
It is because in a vacuum those things create a better life. But in reality it is impossible to create those things and still benefit everyone.
Usually because the systems do not account for human nature. In any society where some people have more authority than others whether earned or otherwise, there is bound to be an abuse of power.
I think we can establish ethical standards of behaviour without resorting to fantastic or magical beings.
@@FreePete Frankly the entire history of humanity seems to contradict that.
@@EldricSlayer you are free to continue to choose to live as you will just as I choose to aspire for better
We are too overpopulated to have any sort of humanitarian system
Overpopulation isn’t a real concern
Birth rates have plummeted far, far below replacement level in the west (and much of the world)
Western society is only able to maintain itself temporarily, through immigration, but this of course is causing major conflicts (particularly in Europe) since Islamic immigrants are (mostly) culturally incompatible with the West
The idea that we are overpopulated is relative to the fact that we are terrible at distribution of resources rather than some absolute metric
@@FreePeteWe’re also terrible at managing birthrates in different parts of the world (if such a thing is even desirable, of course)
@@ifbfmto9338 the best known attempt at managing birthrates is China's one child policy and that isn't a glowing endorsement.
@@FreePete100 percent agree, I can’t think of a government population ‘control’ measure that turned out well
My only point is, for the current state of the west, it seems completely unsustainable that our birth rates are far, far below replacement level, and that our entire societal structure depends on mass immigration just to maintain, let alone grow, population levels
To me……. I’m not arguing against immigration, but I am arguing that this showcases how deeply flawed western society itself is
I think that’s a FAR deeper/more serious problem (at least for the western nations), than global resource distribution is
I don’t know why u have a problem with card skipping…. A lot of pros do it… just another strat…….
Problem?
Were you confused by what I said?
Omg you believe the government could run healthcare better than private business? Name one thing that the government does well. Any one thing, but they do good.
Do you think they could run banks better? :
Well currently the banks are run to intentionally rob you. And they're extremely effective at that.
So we're not exactly starting a discussion here with the minimum understanding required to speak about it.
@jacobyocom9598 you make a good point regarding govt control / management over healthcare. I think there needs to be a balance between both private and public provision of health. Private providers help to keep quality and competitiveness but also at minimum there should be a standard level of health care for those who cannot afford it.