Discussing Controversial Topics Online

Chosen ones, silence is golden. You see the things you know, you know the

truth about the industry, about religion, about politics,

about everything, right? You need to keep these things to

yourself and-or only speak about it online to strangers.

But I wouldn't recommend you go to family gatherings or to your neighborhood and

talk about these things, and I'm gonna tell you why.

Let me give you an example, and I spoke about this before.

Imagine your friend was a Michael Jordan fan,

and he collects Michael Jordan

sneakers, Michael Jordan jerseys, Michael Jordan basketball

cards, posters, DVDs, you name it.

This guy's a big time Michael Jordan fan, right?

And you're telling him at the time that Michael Jordan's playing, "Hey,

listen, the

NBA's rigged. They're helping Michael Jordan, and it,

it's all

fake." And he's calling you a hater.

He's, like, laughing at you, like you don't know what you're talking

about, right?

Let's say it gets exposed in the news, and they say they

admit it. "Oh yeah, the NBA was helping Michael Jordan.

There were magnets on the basket. Every time Michael Jordan shot the ball,

uh, they

pressed the magnet so it could go in.

And when his opponent shot the ball, they pressed the magnet so it could-

so they

could miss." And it gets exposed. It becomes, uh, headline

news everywhere. Everybody's talking about it.

When you tell your friend, "See? I told you so," instead of him

saying, "Thank you for that. I appreciate you always trying to tell me

the truth,"

he's gonna resent you. He's going to resent you,

and he's going to dislike you

because nobody likes being told, "I told you so." Because I told you

so sounds like I knew this before you.

I was able to figure this out before you, so that makes me smarter than you, and

you should have listened to me. That's what it sounds like to them.

So you can't be telling people the things you know, thinking that you're gonna get

respect in the neighborhood, thinking that they're gonna admire you.

They're not.

Talk about it online, where strangers and strong individuals are gonna

appreciate this information. But I don't re--

I wouldn't recommend you go to your

neighborhood or family gatherings talking the things you know, because if

you think you're gonna get respected, you're gonna be looked at as, oh, wow,

almighty because you know this, this information, you're not.

They're going to resent you. Trust me, I'm telling you from experience.

Keep things to yourself when you go around these people.

When you go around your family, act like... you know what I mean?

You do it for entertainment purposes only, and just speak about it online with

strangers that appreciate you and want this kind of information.