Andrew Yang - Yang Speaks Review/UBI Social Media

Welcome back to the channel. I hope you're having a great day. So today we want to talk about Andrew Yang, his podcast Yang Speaks, and talk a little bit to what it's been about, what has it accomplished for the Andrew Yang platform since leaving the election campaign, and what it's going to mean going forward into the future. Even as we look at his teaming up with CNN, as we understood it, Andrew Yang wanted to remain relevant in the public space so that the topics— humanity first, universal basic income, the freedom dividend— could also stay on the minds of the people. Now, interesting enough, Andrew Yang didn't anticipate that his platform was going to stay in the public's eye anyhow with the onslaught of COVID-19. So much so to the point that the Trump administration requested data from the Andrew Yang camp in order to help to deal with the crises in stimulating the economy. Now, of course, we also know that Andrew, uh, endorsed Joe Biden after that. And what does that mean? Well, we began to understand that this was him and Joe Biden had found some common interest, some common ground, and that Joe Biden, uh, even during the campaign before Andrew dropped out, was very much interested in ideas like the Fourth Industrial Revolution, ways in which to address the coming crisis of what will be automation taking north of 47% of the jobs never to be seen again, right? Uh, now according to some data, uh, that Andrew, uh, recently came up with, um, on Yang Speaks, speaking with, uh, Dave— David Axelrod, who was the former campaign manager to the Obama administration, that already 42% of the jobs are gone for good, right, at the end of COVID-19. So what we have here is we have this shape-up now of this very interesting time to implement many of Andrew's policies. Policies. Andrew now being promised a position on the Biden, uh, cabinet. Not sure what that position will be. Of course, many of us would love to see Andrew as at least the vice president, um, but, uh, it's probably more likely that Joe Biden is looking for a, uh, a female candidate, uh, potentially one, uh, of ethnicity or something to that, to that, uh, effect. Some have, um, projected it may be someone like Kamala Harris, and there's a few other candidates there. And I don't think that would necessarily be a bad move for the Biden administration. Um, also to keep in mind that, uh, in looking at Andrew being part and which I hope will be an instrumental part of the Joe Biden cabinet. I believe a lot of these policies, especially in the particular climate we're in now with the economy, COVID-19 pandemics, and as we recall, even before that, if we go back prior to that, Andrew Yang had already blown the whistle on automation within the next 5, 10 years, um, taking about something like 47% of the jobs, right? So we were already in trouble. Uh, of course, this has kind of speeded up, uh, where we're headed. And a lot of people think that recovery is possible. Uh, they're looking back towards, uh, what Trump was able to do initially in this economy. But as we move ever so closer to what is considered to be, to me, to be what would be something akin to a cataclysm in our economy. It's getting less possible to do that. So a lot of people think Trump will be able to just revive this economy if he's elected again. And I think a lot of people in the economic world, a lot of economists at this point don't agree that that will happen. It's moving ever so closer to the predictions of Andrew Yang, I believe, right? So basically in short, that means that we need a government that's going to be open to implementing policies like what Andrew Yang has proposed, being open to them and being willing to put them in operation. And some people don't really trust Joe Biden, and I understand that. But I think at this point in time, the interest that Joe Biden has shown in Andrew Yang, the openness he's had to Andrew Yang and his policy, and because many across the aisle as well have accepted his message, I don't think Joe Biden will be the type who, if that's what the people want, uh, denies that, right? I think he's gonna work within the, uh, the framework of helping to get those implemented, right? I think he believes Andrew's a very smart guy. I think he's going to trust Andrew a lot. And so in short, I think Andrew Yang being part of the Biden administration, um, is going to work a lot to Andrew's favor. It's going to be as close now as he can get to being a president. You know, not to mention then later he can run, being a candidate again. He's going to be quite relevant. His policies were spot on, especially dealing with this crisis leading up to what would be our next big crisis of unemployment and a great amount of job loss, right? So that's why we need to, I think, at this point in time, really strategize and, and really understand what's at stake here and what's going to need to happen, uh, going into November, right? This economy is now moving more into an economy we've never seen before, and we're going to need strategies, new ways of doing things that haven't been done before. We cannot continue to use 20th century methods of examining our economy. And, uh, and as in an economy that is so sophisticated now that is introducing new types of technology and artificial intelligence to create, uh, systems that we, unlike ever before in human history, have been able to do. This means that we, we got to change with the times, right? And if we look at somebody like Donald Trump, Donald Trump is not even anywhere in that mindset of how to approach a problem like this. And I would say the same thing about Joe Biden, with the exception he will be having on board an advisor like Andrew Yang. And what I loved about the David Axelrod, um, uh, uh, his, um, uh, his guests, uh, starring on the, on the, his latest podcast there was that David Axelrod spoke a lot about how during the Obama administration, though this was a time they had to go for something big, they were attacking healthcare and trying to come up with an overall solution to healthcare. Some people don't feel they succeeded in that, um, you know, but the, but the point is they tried to, to go big and try to figure out a way to address this. And this is how we're going to have to deal with this economy going into the future, right? This is a much different type of situation with technology. Part of the issue is that when we think about ideas like the Fourth Industrial Revolution and we move from that point to, um, ideas, um, like, um, uh, what happened in the prior Industrial revolutions, which is, uh, you would have this technology emerge, it would open up new markets, and people would learn new skills and new jobs. Here's the problem: the human brain, the human mind, has already outgrown the cranium, right? It's, it's reached its capacity, and many scientists believe that this means that we are hitting a level here where we're not going to be able to get any smarter, and the computers and artificial intelligence, artificial minds, will continue to do so going forward into the future. This is a huge problem because what it means is at some point the capacity of artificial intelligence will surpass us, and, uh, they will be able to self-repair self-create. They will be able to create works of art, music, making much of the, uh, the contributions, for lack of a better word, of human people, uh, challenging against these super highly advanced computational, uh, contraptions, making it very difficult for human beings to keep up. So in short, it's like saying we won't be able to keep up. And we're going to have to come to terms with that, going into a different system, creating a different 21st century model, creating a different idea of what we term as work. And all of those things are going to have to take place. So for many of us who sat on the fence about Biden, I've always spoken to the Yang Gang, and we've always been on accord with Andrew Yang was the way into the future. Things have changed. Uh, the political machine, the bicameral system, uh, has made it difficult for, uh, Andrew to become president. But not only that, uh, the lack of education, uh, and information about universal basic income, about Andrew Yang, uh, the fact that many Americans are busy just trying to make ends meet They don't have time to philosophize. They don't have time to become political scientists. Very difficult for the average American to sit home and ponder these things and really understand many of these things. And so what's happened is a lot of them have misunderstood Andrew Yang. Uh, it's been a little bit over their head at this point in time, but we believe just like what happened with COVID-19, things will be accelerated to a point where I believe the majority of Americans are going to support universal basic income, be in line with it, and I don't believe it's a question of if but just a question of when this is going to happen. And that when, I think it's coming very soon. And saying all that, you know, basically we have to understand that the Joe Biden play is probably the best play for universal basic income within the scope of our government right now. So it's probably Uh, you know, I know some people just want to still vote for Andrew Yang and not for Joe Biden, but listen, Andrew Yang is going to be on the Joe Biden cabinet, right? That's— you still— we still got a chance to get a lot of Andrew Yang policies some way pushed through Joe Biden administration. Absolutely, positively won't happen if Trump wins. And so we got to think about that. And if— how we got to look at this— we got to vote for Joe Biden if we're serious about getting some form of universal basic income in this country to help push that forward. And that's just the way it is right now. Um, but, um, Andrew Yang Speaks, Yang Speaks, so far it looks great. I, I haven't had a chance to watch every episode as of yet, but I have, uh, seen the Mark Cuban one. I'm trying to catch up. Uh, we'll try to get a few more Andrew Yang videos out a little bit more regularly because I— a lot of us had kind of fell off when Andrew dropped out. Andrew didn't stop the fight, but maybe some of our YouTube community did because maybe we thought that the fight was over, but it's seemingly not over. And Andrew had his contingency plan, his backup plan to go forward. So real quick before I get out of here, guys, I just want to tell you about our project, BitcoinMYK Universal Basic Income Project. Yes, this is going to be the first big push in our government to maybe first get our first universal basic income implemented. But I believe that the private areas, the private sectors, are also going to need to do their part in, uh, universal basic income. And we're seeing many social systems, social platforms, social media engage some form of universal basic income. 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