A speaker questions whether our opinions are really ours or just reflections of what we consume. He argues media shapes how we see candidates like Kamala Harris and claims a tax on unrealized capital gains would force the wealthy to sell assets and crash the economy.
I believe that people's opinions are simply a product of the inputs they receive, and the inputs they receive are the media and the things they hear. But I couldn't even understand the people that were supporting Kamala Harris. I didn't know if it was because of the inputs I'm receiving about how bad things were. She was proposing taxes on unrealized gains. That would crush the economy. Wealthy people, yeah. You'd have to pull your money out to pay the taxes, which would make the economy go down. Yeah, 100%. It makes no sense.
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