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well Google is down four percent in

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pre-market and people are freaking out

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that Google's dying about two weeks ago

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I actually filmed a segment on the meet

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Kevin report and I never posted the

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actual video of it separately but we'll

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look at that later the segment that I

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posted was all about analyzing Google's

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fundamentals and its massive risk to

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artificial intelligence we'll review

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some of those numbers here but boy oh

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boy a piece in the New York Times this

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morning really is starting to drive

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Nails into the back of Google and

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potentially into their coffin and it's

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not that great take a look at this New

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York Times piece which is pretty damning

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for Google it is not something to be

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very excited about if you are a Google

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investor I personally have no exposure

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to Google stock either in a long or

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short in fact when I first said I want

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to stay away from Google uh after this

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AI Revolution this sucker was somewhere

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around 100 bucks a share and even though

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it's down four percent right now that

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still leaves it at 105. so again I ain't

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trading Google but I tell you long term

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I'm a little bearish on Google right now

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and I love Google I use Google for

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everything absolutely love the company

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but boy oh boy I think they got caught

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flat-footed here listen to this from The

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New York Times

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Google devising radical search changes

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to beat back AI Rivals folks they are

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shaking in their boots they got caught

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with small PP at a time you better have

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a little big one not a small one this is

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not good for Google's a pricing power at

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all so what do we see here we see

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Google's employees were shocked when

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they learned in March that the South

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Korean consumer electronics giant

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Samsung was considering it hasn't

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happened yet but considering replacing

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Google search engine with Bing as the

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default search engine on its devices

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folks default search engines are the

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lifeblood of Google you will get an

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iPhone you open up Safari yes you could

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change the default search engine guess

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how many people actually change it maybe

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one percent yes you can download a

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different browser on your phone guess

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how many people actually do maybe one

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percent I don't know but most people

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don't actually even go through the

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settings on their phone they just use

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what it is when that default search

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engine is Google the default is more add

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money to Google well that domination

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might be getting questioned here listen

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to this

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Google's reaction to Samsung's threat

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was quote Panic according to internal

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messages reviewed by the New York Times

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an estimated three billion dollars in

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annual revenue is at stake with the

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Samsung contract an additional 20

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billion dollars is tied to an Apple

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contract which is also up for Renewal

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this year now Google is racing to build

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an all new search engine platform

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powered by Google's AI technology which

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so far Google's technology has kind of

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falling a little flat in demonstrations

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in fact in their popular demonstration

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that they rushed together after openai

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released their chat gpt3 publicly and

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now we're on four

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Google's presentation

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flopped because their AI gave some false

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data which is a terrible explanation or

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a terrible example of their AI now

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Google's been working on AI for years

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but one of the concerns Google had even

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about five six years ago was that Google

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had a their AI had a tendency for

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providing false or unbiased results well

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that was still true in their

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presentation a couple months ago

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actually only about a month ago and so

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now Google's trying to rebuild an

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all-new search platform to combat this

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potential pain coming for basically a

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search engine shakeup uh in other words

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Google could literally lose its

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dominance now why is this really

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important well what I want you to know

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is look at Google's last earnings okay

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look at their Q4 earnings now I usually

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go through earnings in depth with course

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members but let's give you a little

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preview of what's going on here Google

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search

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makes up

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69 of their revenue but it's not just

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Google search folks you have to

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understand a company like these

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publishing companies that run a lot of

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ads companies like the New York Times

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They get 50

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of their reach from search networks so

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in other words when people like Google

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news or Google or whatever and the New

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York Times pops up that creates 50 of

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the New York Times views what happens

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when AI steps in and says you don't even

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have to go to those websites anymore

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well now not only do you potentially

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lose the Google search Revenue because

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rather than searching 10 times for an

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answer people just search once and your

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Google search ad Revenue goes from 69 to

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potentially 6.9 percent obviously

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wouldn't scale that way but as an

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example it would basically Fall by by a

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factor of 10. the other thing that

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you're also going to lose folks Google

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Network advertising look over here

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Google Network advertising is when

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Google advertises on a web page that

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somebody hosts so if you go to like Zero

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Hedge or the New York Times and you see

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an ad Google might be placing Those ads

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well that network is worth 8.4 billion

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dollars in a quarter to Google go Google

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search is worth 42.6 billion dollars in

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a quarter combine those two together you

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have over 50 billion dollars of Revenue

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simply from things that search could

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absolutely destroy their total revenue

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total revenue all everything combined

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Google cloud services you name it with

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76 billion dollars for Q4 well if you

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potentially drop search and net and

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website placement by 90 then you're left

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with five instead of 50 billion right

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and so now all of a sudden your revenues

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at the company plummet you go down to 31

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billion dollars of quarterly revenues

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instead of 76 billion that is a decline

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of roughly 60 percent

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Google earnings could decline 60 now

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think about that from a valuation point

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of view for a moment if we just look at

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the earnings per share for here and

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let's go ahead and annualize them for

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Giggles okay this is not exactly what

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you're supposed to do but we're just

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going to play are you here you know

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we'll take the year end let's take the

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year end uh rather than annualizing the

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quarterly we'll take the year-end EPS of

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5.6 uh okay and then let's put a little

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uh 5.6 right here so 5.6 is the EPS well

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that means this company right now at 105

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bucks is selling for let's divide 105 by

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5.61 they're selling for about 18.7

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times price to earnings let's say their

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forward is about six let's give them a

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forward of six right if their forward is

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six then we're looking at 17.5 on a

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forward PE basis right now on a PEG

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ratio basis let's say they're expecting

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to grow earnings at twenty percent

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they'd be selling for a one peg little

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under a one pack it'd be wonderful right

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but wait a second what happens if there

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are earnings instead of being a forward

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of six actually drop sixty percent uh oh

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well all of a sudden you'd be looking at

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a company that has a forward p e ratio

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uh or a forward earnings per share of

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2.4 now all of a sudden 105 divided by

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2.4 the company would be selling for

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43.7 times at a forward P that's very

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expensive you'd be at a 2.15 ish Peg

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that's very expensive there are better

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opportunities at that pricing so the

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stock probably tanks on that kind of hit

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now I don't actually think that Google

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is going to get hit by like uh uh you

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know 60 decline in Revenue but I want

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you to see how much of their revenue is

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at stake and there's a reason why they

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are freaking out they are freaking out

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because of a lot of their revenue being

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at stake now under the new project name

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code Magi uh we got some Gamers over

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there uh there's a new project named

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Magi and basically what they're doing is

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they're throwing together designers

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Engineers Executives and they're

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freaking out in these rooms called

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Sprint rooms to modernize their people's

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experience with AI powered search

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features that will launch soon

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uh the AI powered search will include ad

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placements underneath uh the the the uh

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those uh those segments uh so the goal

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is that they would still be able to

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provide a search Revenue but again if

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people are searching one-tenth as much

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when you're providing AI search even

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with ads you're not going to protect

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that mode as much this is coming as a

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shock to Google employees uh initially

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here it is they held off on AI because

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it was prone to generating false and

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biased statements now the Magi project

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has 160 people working on it full time

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uh they're racing to try to mix ads in

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to search results that are generated by

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AI now I have to say when you Google how

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many employees does Google have and see

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in the future we could chat GPT that or

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maybe AI let's say but anyway they had

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somewhere around 187

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000 employees in September of 22. they

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have 160 people working on Magi I mean

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it starts making Wonder wait a minute

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dude if if your most important project

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that represents potentially 60 of your

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revenue is in the hands of 160 people

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out of 187 thousand

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either how important is the project to

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you or how important are the other 186

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000 people working at Google I mean just

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to give you an understanding of how Wild

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this is this is literally

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of their Workforce the legal drinking

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limit the blood alcohol limit for your

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blood alcohol content for driving is

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0.08 percent they literally have the

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legal blood alcohol limit of their staff

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working on what's probably the most

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important project of Google's sole

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existence the I uh it sounds low to me

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I'm just gonna put it that way it's

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either we're seeing massive layoffs

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coming or that number's too low

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probably layoffs honestly because like

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how how many people do you need to

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revise the search engine I mean the more

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people you put in the more clunky things

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might get I don't know I don't know

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company plans to release initial

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features to 1 million people

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progressively increasing that to 30

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million by the end of the year they plan

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to incorporate tools like Jiffy that

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would use AI to generate images for you

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in Google search result or Trivoli tutor

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which would teach you a new language

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through open-ended AI conversations can

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also give you some insights into what

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activities are near you when you are

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looking at um uh airbnbs look you

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actually had Google CEO a freak out

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yesterday on CNBC sorry csmv he was on

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60 Minutes uh it's not CNBC it was on 60

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Minutes yesterday he uh he discussed

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that Society is not prepared for the

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rapid advancement of AI that AI will

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impact everything single product in

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every single service at every single

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company this is actually very much in

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line with what I've previously said and

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I'm not trying to Pat myself on the back

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but but people have asked me like it

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would be Kevin how are you going to use

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Ai and you study it's like listen every

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company in the future is going to use AI

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just like every company uses email you

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don't have to create your own AI you

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could take a chat GPT and then train it

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to be what you want it to be every

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company in the future is going to use AI

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just like every company used to use fax

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machines and then emails it's going to

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happen and the companies that don't will

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die but I loved the analogy because that

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uh that the the CEO gave because he

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mentioned look if if a radiologist has

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to go through a hundred Radiology scans

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for potential cancer every morning they

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wake up AI might be able to sort those

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from highest priority to lowest priority

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four uh for the the doctor for the

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radiologist and this could potentially

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prioritize care for people that was just

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one example I found that example very

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relatable because I use that as real

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estate that's what we do with our AI we

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use our AI as a way to prioritize which

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deals in a certain Market are most

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desirable or most likely to be

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consistent of a wedge deal for us so

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that a we don't miss the most important

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ones because they have a highlighter

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through them and we can focus our

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attention on those right that's what

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we're doing at househack and this is

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very similarly what I expect to happen

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throughout the rest of the world when it

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comes to AI use but AI is trembling uh

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and uh it's not a server Google is

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trembling because of AI and it's not a

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surprise this is a massive piece and

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it's something that we've been talking

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about for a while now we'll do a little

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bit of a deeper dive into Google's

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revenues again but we've already done a

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pretty good dive here and I have to say

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I I think the message here is clear for

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me Google has way too much risk it's not

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something I could consider investing in

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I basically think the mode of Google is

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gone like everybody's still using Google

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but the moat of Google is gone in fact

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look at some of these notes that I wrote

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down I wrote these notes down on

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February 9th February 9th is when I did

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this course member live stream where I

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went through these numbers and I wrote

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down the following in red in Orange is

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when I came back later and I wrote down

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a couple little things in Orange there

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but in red is what I wrote down in Q4

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and here's what I wrote down I wrote

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Google negatus flat slash week

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advertising even their YouTube revenues

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are falling right I mean you can see it

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right here look at this you go to

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Q4 YouTube hold on a sec q4q4 where's

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that where's it where's it ah

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now I can't find the revenue anyway

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their YouTube revenues are falling not

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only are you there here it is uh YouTube

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revenue is falling 7.8 Google search

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following 1.6 Google Network nine

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percent yeah Google cloud is growing but

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it's still a small part so what did we

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write down over here in red Google

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negatives flat slash weaker advertising

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growth AI could weaken that Search

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growth even more you become a results

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Engine versus a search engine and I'm

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personally not convinced that Google is

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going to be the best beneficiary of AI I

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wrote that down because that's the fact

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of the matter we don't know that Google

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is going to be the best AI right it's

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easy to invest in Google when we know

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they're the best search engine but if

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the mode is gone who knows see I wrote

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here who actually wins from AI is it the

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neural net or is it the company training

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the neural net is it the processors the

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data centers is it the Nvidia is it in

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finiband Ethernet for the connections on

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those servers is it apple or is it chip

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makers we don't know now who really

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benefits from AI well it's going to be

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consumers and businesses right consumers

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and businesses are going to be the ones

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that benefit from AI if Google usually

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makes five cents per sure search and

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somebody searches 10 cents for an answer

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versus one time that's your factor of

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potentially 10 in terms of of loss right

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of Revenue but who loses with AI search

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engines and labor right who benefits

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maybe advertisers maybe if they can

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figure it out but almost certainly the

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people who win are businesses and

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consumers who learn to harness the power

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of AI am I convinced that even if Google

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provides more Ai and advanced AI

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platforms that they are going to somehow

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be the greatest beneficiary of AI

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absolutely not and so that's where I

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have to say

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not wholly enthused about the potential

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for Google as an investment I actually

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think there's a lot of risk in Google as

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an investment and for me that makes me

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want to pass I don't like a lot of risk

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I know sometimes people think I'm crazy

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and that and that's fine you know maybe

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I am probably yeah but I don't really

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like Risk I'm a little baby I like

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companies I can really believe in

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and huddle without the risk of their

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moat going away that's not cool

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