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[428.46 --> 431.42] This is exactly why, this is exactly why Wikipedia was protesting.
[432.04 --> 433.28] Ah, cause they are.
[433.48 --> 433.80] Yeah.
[433.86 --> 434.12] Okay.
[434.38 --> 434.78] Exactly.
[434.78 --> 437.02] They're even pretty good about like.
[437.10 --> 437.58] Exactly.
[437.68 --> 439.76] Making sure that everything's all okay.
[439.94 --> 440.40] But like.
[441.66 --> 442.88] Placing everything would be.
[442.98 --> 443.88] So here's a list.
[444.74 --> 446.22] Can I send this to you somehow?
[446.32 --> 447.32] Can you click on this one?
[447.52 --> 447.78] Which one?
[447.82 --> 449.12] Source 4.
[449.12 --> 450.22] Oh, this.
[450.22 --> 450.60] Down there.
[450.76 --> 451.28] Boop boop boop.
[452.94 --> 453.74] So I don't know.
[453.82 --> 457.00] You might call this bias because this is definitely one side of the argument here.
[457.10 --> 461.44] This is Julia Retta who represents the pirate party.
[461.66 --> 462.24] The pirate pack.
[462.24 --> 464.80] You can still find good information from.
[467.06 --> 468.34] Knowing is always better.
[468.58 --> 469.00] Go down.
[469.24 --> 470.50] You can find good information from.
[470.58 --> 471.22] Scroll down.
[471.36 --> 472.32] Consequences list.
[473.02 --> 475.28] Freedom of expression limited.
[475.66 --> 476.10] Obviously.
[476.58 --> 476.84] Yeah.
[476.96 --> 477.52] Number one.
[477.64 --> 478.80] Independent creators harmed.
[479.58 --> 479.90] Yeah.
[480.58 --> 483.68] And then there's all this like stifling of innovation and stuff because.
[484.90 --> 485.18] Okay.
[485.24 --> 488.04] Let's say you want to have a platform that gets user generated content.
[488.04 --> 493.18] If you need to police that, then that either takes a ton of staff or it takes an algorithm.
[493.52 --> 495.00] Both those things cost resources.
[495.42 --> 497.48] So something like this just solidifies incumbents.
[498.40 --> 503.24] And then bogs small businesses down in regulation that they just can't handle.
[504.06 --> 504.22] Yeah.
[505.90 --> 507.80] It's really interesting when.
[510.10 --> 516.64] Putting a law into place is getting people to legitimately go to a pirate party website and be like, yeah, yeah, that makes sense.
[516.64 --> 520.22] Like, like, but, but they don't necessarily agree with piracy.
[520.34 --> 521.34] That's, that's an interesting.
[521.62 --> 522.76] Check out this point.
[522.94 --> 523.94] Surveillance risk.
[525.00 --> 528.04] Due to high development costs for monitoring technology.
[528.04 --> 529.70] This will likely end up.
[530.66 --> 536.02] Like the technology would be outsourced to some major players who make that kind of thing.
[536.02 --> 541.86] So that there would be a few large players who are the gatekeepers to everything that's being uploaded.
[541.86 --> 546.30] So they have this data of what a large segment of the population is uploading.
[547.06 --> 547.46] Yeah.
[547.50 --> 548.60] That seems to go.
[549.92 --> 550.32] Okay.
[550.36 --> 553.86] It doesn't go against GDPR or GDPR.
[554.62 --> 558.48] I always forget which way that goes, but it doesn't go against it.
[558.64 --> 559.50] I think it's RP.
[559.62 --> 561.08] I also have the same thing.
[561.32 --> 561.62] Yeah.
[561.72 --> 562.76] I always remember the GDPR.
[562.76 --> 565.64] But after that, I'm like, it doesn't go against it.
[565.64 --> 577.86] But I think it goes against the, the point almost because the, the, I think, I think the point is to try to reduce the amount that you're, you're monitored online.
[578.24 --> 582.52] If you don't want to be on a certain website anymore, you can ask them to remove all your stuff.
[582.52 --> 587.38] If you, your, those sites aren't allowed to keep your stuff for way too long, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
[587.38 --> 594.00] And now it's just like filter everything, monitor everything, make sure everything is okay.
[594.36 --> 597.44] Which again, it doesn't technically go against it.
[597.60 --> 601.56] This would be allowed as long as it was disclosed and everything was okay.
[601.66 --> 603.80] And you could delete it if you wanted, blah, blah, blah.
[604.26 --> 606.90] But yeah, it's just weird.
[607.10 --> 608.02] So it didn't go through for now.
[609.16 --> 609.56] Yeah.
[609.56 --> 612.54] The, the Wikipedia protest thing was a few days ago.
[612.76 --> 617.02] I think it was on Thursday that they had their first vote, but it's not over.
[617.18 --> 619.70] They're going to, they're basically going back to the drawing board.
[619.84 --> 621.70] They're going to rework the proposal.
[621.78 --> 628.86] And then all of the members of European parliament get to vote again on September 10 to 13.
[629.78 --> 631.24] This is a nice long weekend.
[631.72 --> 632.16] Yeah.
[632.20 --> 634.00] They get to be in a cabin together.
[635.52 --> 638.70] Also, thank you Master Disaster for posting that on the forum.
[638.70 --> 639.54] Yeah, that guy's legit.
[640.02 --> 640.26] Y'all.
[640.40 --> 643.18] A lot of people in the chat are saying that we look super saturated.
[643.78 --> 644.96] We are super saturated.
[644.98 --> 645.64] We're not though.
[646.18 --> 646.50] What?
[647.02 --> 648.90] I've been told by the people who set it up.
[649.78 --> 651.52] It's not actually oversaturated.
[651.68 --> 654.48] It's what the colored light on the back wall looks like.
[654.74 --> 654.84] Oh.
[654.88 --> 658.98] I mean, that is a pretty, that actually does look pretty realistic to my eye.
[658.98 --> 661.78] This is a blue light shining on this blue wall.
[662.00 --> 665.34] That's a reddish pinkish light shining on that red wall.
[665.44 --> 667.84] And then there's pink LEDs behind that red wall.
[667.84 --> 672.90] So the walls just look crazy because they're blue and red and then has blue and red being
[672.90 --> 673.72] shined on the blue.
[673.72 --> 675.10] Plus Luke is just full of vitality.
[675.26 --> 678.76] His rosy cheeks are actually just full of rose.