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If you have a laptop, put it in a separate tray.

Deliver your cell phones.

Bracelets.

Metal objects.

If you use a pacemaker, have to remove it.

The flight is nonstop, so I I should arrive for dinner.

Nervous?

No, no ... I ...

They have metal detectors and they're searching people

And we have to take off our shoes. It's all ... cutting edge technology.

I'm glad they are here to protect us.

I love you, bye.

- Actually, TSA doesn't tell usprotects from terrorist attacks.

TSA = Transport Security Administration

And I'm not just a weird guy, Phil.

I have a TV show.

And you are in this program.

- No, thanks.

- Hi, I'm Adam Conover.

- Hi Adam.

- And this is "Adam Ruins Everything".

- What is going on?

- Look, I know TSA control is annoying, but they stop terrorists.

In fact, there is little evidence that TSA has already detained a terrorist, 25

- Hey!

Don't say "bomb".

- Wait, wait.

- They never prevented an attack?

- Not that we know.

They did not prevent the shoe terrorist. [Richard Reid]

They didn't stop the terrorist from underpants. [Umar Abdulmutallab]

Well, I guess they wouldn't stop A top terrorist.

- So what stopped all these bombs?

- Simple: all other measures of security that we created since September 11th.

As reinforced cockpit doors.

Increased number of plainclothes officers.

The greatest awareness of Passengers like you and me.

The greatest awareness of Passengers like you and me.

And intelligence agencies

that work to prevent attacks before they happen.

that work to prevent attacks before they happen.

- Yeah, we knew about this guy.

We exchanged his bullets for ticks.

We exchanged his bullets for ticks.

Hmmm ... Orange. My favorite. 48

- But the TSA does nothing.

To start because they are very bad at searching.

To start because they are very bad at searching.

When the Department of Home security tested them,

When the Department of Home security tested them,

TSA failed to find hidden weapons and explosives

95% of the time.

-P! Really ?!

- Hey!

You can't come in with this knife here.

Now get the others back.

And if you don't mind, make apose for our Instagram.

And if you don't mind, make a pose for our Instagram.

- Instagram?

Yes, they post everything that seize on Instagram

Yes, they post everything that seize on Instagram

and it's quite embarrassing.

- What filter do you like? Kelvin's?

- What filter do you like? Kelvin's?

- Mayfair.

- Mayfair.

The whole day.

- Most of the things they confiscate is nothing but buzz.

- Most of the things they confiscate is nothing but buzz. 73

- No, it's just a vaporizer grenade shaped.

- No, it's just a vaporizer grenade shaped.

How could this be dangerous?

- And these samurai swords. They are weapons.

- These are not weapons. They are replicas.

- These are not weapons. They are replicas.

Their owner is not a terrorist. It's a nerd.

Their owner is not a terrorist. It's a nerd.

And you can stop calling them of samurai swords.

And you can stop calling them of samurai swords. 84

Replicas of the Master Sword of Legend of Zelda, did you say that?

Replicas of the Master Sword of Legend of Zelda, did you say that?

Confiscate fake weapons and make people stop talking "bomb" -

Confiscate fake weapons and make people stop talking "bomb" -

Confiscate fake weapons and make people stop talking "bomb" -

- Don't say "bomb"!

- What's up, man!

- Let's go. Get up.

- These things don't stop terrorism.

They only create the illusion of safety.

They only create the illusion of safety.

This concept is called "security theater".

This concept is called "security theater".

- My good lord, be warned.

- My good lord, be warned.

I already noticed the club, that you bring hidden.

I already noticed the club, that you bring hidden.

I have to, really, no bad guys

pass you, guard, without being noticed!

- I feel so safe!

- The security theater is a spectacle that the agencies present

- The security theater is a spectacle that the agencies present

so it looks like they're striving to protect us.

so it looks like they're striving to protect us.

- I found another grenade sprayer!

- I found another grenade sprayer!

- Don't forget to mark me, David.

- Even if they aren't.

- What ?! Who is this?

- I imagined that you would show up.

This is Bruce Schneier.

He is a renowned expert in security theater.

He is a renowned expert in security theater.

"And why is he a scooter?"

BRUCE SCHNEIER Berkman Center for Internet and Society Harvard University

- I'm transmitting to from a safe place.

And I couldn't pass either through the metal detector. 125

what we had before 11 September was quite adequate.

Take off shoes or by liquids in a separate bag

It doesn't make you safer.

It just makes you feel safer.

"But isn't it good to feel safer?"

"But isn't it good to feel safer?"

- First, the illusion of safety

- First, the illusion of safety

not worth the price of giving up of freedom and privacy. 135

- Caution!

- Stop tightening.

- Secondly, it's dangerous present the illusion of safety

- Secondly, it's dangerous present the illusion of safety

when in fact the system is quite vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

when in fact the system is quite vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

when in fact the system is quite vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

- As?! He � ?!

- As?! He � ?!

- Yes. Even if the magazine worked,

would only protect us from the way we were attacked last time.

would only protect us from the way we were attacked last time.

She does nothing to prevent terrorists

She does nothing to prevent terrorists

to find new ways to hurt us.

- Terrorists can see our security system.

- Terrorists can see our security system. 154

They can imagine ways around it.

So instead of trying to make impenetrable airports,

So instead of trying to make impenetrable airports,

we should get the same money we wasted on TSA

and spend on things that work:

intelligence, research and emergency responses.

- Better accept, Phil.

TSA does nothing but violate its privacy and waste your time. 163

TSA does nothing but violate its privacy and waste your time.

- Dude, that robot is right.

I quit.

These uniforms are pretty cheap.

You can go.

- Now I already missed my flight!

Are you happy? Because I I have a migraine.

Are you happy? Because I I have a migraine.

- I'll take you home.

- I can't open Tylenol.

- Funny you mention this kind of seal. 175

I'll show you on the way.

- No!

- Oops, this is private property here.

- Forget it, let's walk together and we will be best friends.

- Forget it, let's walk together and we will be best friends.

- Attention consumers. Safety Notice.

Runner four is wet

and there is a portal forming in corridor nine.

and there is a portal forming in corridor nine.

- Phil, where are you?

- I don't know, some kind of scary adventure! 187

- The scary adventure of learning.

- The scary adventure of learning.

- Phil? Phil?

- Virtually all the bottles here They have an "anti-tamper seal".

- Virtually all the bottles here They have an "anti-tamper seal".

What is the reason for this?

- I don't know. I imagine they try to tamper medicines often.

- I don't know. I imagine they try to tamper medicines often. 196

- But who would do that?

- I don't know. Lots of people, by the way.

- I don't know. Lots of people, by the way.

- No. He was a single madman in 1982.

- No. He was a single madman in 1982.

- Here's your Lexotan.

- I came back too much. It's the 50's.

- Here's yours Good night cinderela.

- Ah, now it's the 80's. - What the hell!

- In 1982, seven people were murdered taking cyanide that was put in vials of tylenol.

We don't know who did it and we don't know why you did that,

but we can suppose with a certain sure it was crazy.

but we can suppose with a certain sure it was crazy.

- You're doing it for no reason!

I make no sense.

- There were also some imitators, who ...

- There were also some imitators, who ...

It's a funny term, isn't it?

It's a funny term, isn't it?

Because we think of acomedian or something, no?

- Can you pay attention?

There is a killer

unmotivated

It's, like, a distance runner! This is scary!

- Yes, really.

And that's why the world freaked out about this story,

And that's why the world freaked out about this story,

that left Tylenol with a problem of public relations.

- Gentlemen - and tough woman who doesn't respect, because it's the 80's -

What can we do?

- Make people feel safe.

- Great idea, Brian. I Love your male brain.

- Great idea, Brian. I Love your male brain.

Let's make people feel safe!

- And that's what made.

They took Tylenol off the shelves and a few months later

They took Tylenol off the shelves and a few months later

presented to the world the first anti-tamper seal.

presented to the world the first anti-tamper seal. 238

The public has regained confidence in the product, sales rebounded

and the other pharmaceuticals adopted the seal shortly after.

and the other pharmaceuticals adopted the seal shortly after.

- Phil? Phil?

- Phil? Phil?

- But the seal is just another way of theater of security.

- But the seal is just another way of theater of security.

- But the seal is just another way of theater of security.

- �?

- Yes. It can make you feel safer,

but in practice he does not Protects against killers.

but in practice he does not Protects against killers.

Think well. If a windsock wants even hurt you,

Think well. If a windsock wants even hurt you,

do you think a little piece plastic will prevent it?

do you think a little piece plastic will prevent it?

do you think a little piece plastic will prevent it? 257

"I can stick a syringe through the seal."

Or by contact poison on the outside of the package.

Or by contact poison on the outside of the package.

Or ... what if I broke into the factory?

Or ... what if I broke into the factory?

- For!

- And why limit yourself to Tylenol?

- And why limit yourself to Tylenol?

- You can hurt people in many other ways.

- You can hurt people in many other ways.

- �! I could put rat poison in a salad stew.

I could hide wire Barbed in a playground.

I could hide wire Barbed in a playground.

- Look, you're just throwing ideas,

but what if you put arsenic in a water gun?

- Good.

- OK, hi.

I'm a lawyer for the station.

We prefer that you not give ideas to crazy people

about committing murder

during the program .

- I think it's fair.

Luckily, serial killers are rare.

You need not worry about them.

You need not worry about them.

- But he killed seven people.

- But he killed seven people.

It's a lot. Tipo like all Kardashians.

It's a lot. Tipo like all Kardashians.

It's a lot. Tipo like all Kardashians.

- Or half of the duggars.

But as we focus in an arbitrary incident,

we ignore the harsh reality of that 150 people die every year 293

- Asbestos?

Bisphenol?

Bugs ?!

- No, the pills.

- The pills? This is crazy.

- I know.

Because for years, Tylenol was promoted

as one of the medicines most secure on the market.

- Bob has a fever.

Should I give him aspirin?

- I'm a doctor and I say that Tylenol is the analgesic

- I'm a doctor and I say that Tylenol is the analgesic

that doctors give to your own children.

that doctors give to your own children. 308

- Oun, don't you feel safe and comfortable?

- Mother, a stranger!

- Calm down, boy. According to statistics, Is much more likely

- Calm down, boy. According to statistics, Is much more likely

that you suffer violence from a member of family than a stranger, so ...

that you suffer violence from a member of family than a stranger, so ...

- Why are you here?

- To save your son.

- The safety margin of theTylenol is extremely small.

- The safety margin of the Tylenol is extremely small.

The manufacturer says this a safe dose of Tylenol,

The manufacturer says this a safe dose of Tylenol,

But the FDA says this is a dangerous dose.

But the FDA says this is a dangerous dose.

- That's four more pills. I took this over dinner.

- That's four more pills. I took this over dinner.

- Well, you shouldn't.

Paracetamol, the active ingredient in Tylenol, � the main causer

Paracetamol, the active ingredient in Tylenol, � the main causer

of acute renal failure in the USA.

of acute renal failure in the USA.

In a single year, he sent about 78,000 people to the hospital.

In a single year, he sent about 78,000 people to the hospital.

In a single year, he sent about 78,000 people to the hospital.

- My God! Why did you lie to us?

- I'm just an actor.

By the way, maybe you will recognize me from a previous scene.

By the way, maybe you will recognize me from a previous scene.

- Maybe those Tylenol commercials could go that other way.

- Bobby has a fever.

Should I give him aspirin?

- I'm a doctor.

Give him Tylenol.

But be careful!

Among the medicines that do not require revenue,

He is one of the most dangerous.

He is one of the most dangerous.

- Tylenol.

If not ...

- My God.

How is this legalized?

- Many doctors think it shouldn't be.

- Many doctors think it shouldn't be.

A medical journal, The Lancet,

A medical journal, The Lancet,

said if the drug had been discovered today,

it would not be sold without a prescription.

- Well, I imagine the FDA be taking care of it.

- Yes, 30 years late. This quote is from 1975. 361

But the FDA has not even requested that put a warning on the label

But the FDA has not even requested that put a warning on the label

until 2009.

until 2009.

"And that was not enough."

- This is Dr. Sidney Wolfe, doctor and co-founder of the Citizens Health Research Group.

- Acetaminophen is not only major cause of kidney failure,

SIDNEY M WOLFE PCHRG - WORSTPILLS.ORG

as it surpasses all other causes combined.

I attended an FDA committee who voted by weight

by reducing your dose maximum without prescription,

but in the last six years, the FDA's direction has ignored

systematically our important recommendation.

systematically our important recommendation.

- What?

- In essence, the FDA failed to protect people from liver poisoning.

- Leave it.

There is a cave here where can i hide?

- No, but there's a bridge behind the pharmacy.

- What I mean is that sometimes we exaggerated a small problem

- What I mean is that sometimes we exaggerated a small problem

while ignoring a bigger problem.

while ignoring a bigger problem.

This is the problem of the Security Theater.

This is the problem of the Security Theater.

- Did someone say "theater"?

"Beautiful Bahian, danced bog".

"Forge, forehead to forehead, with a smith the smith."

"Forge, forehead to forehead, with a smith the smith."

- No, man, thanks. - �? Ok.

- No, man, thanks. - �? Ok.

- No, man, thanks. - �? Ok.

- Whatever.

Can you give me a bottle aspirin please?

Can you give me a bottle aspirin please?

- Get a generic.

It's the same thing, just that's a lot cheaper.

It's the same thing, just that's a lot cheaper.

- Whatever.

- beauty.

My signature.

So no one can steal my - what ?!

What ?!

What ?!

Tell me, please, that you don't have nothing against signatures.

Tell me, please, that you don't have nothing against signatures.

- But I have.

Come on.

- If my wife is watching, Know that I love you!

- If my wife is watching, Know that I love you!

- Let's see, I'll get this drone,

a GoPro

and this little pirouette dog.

-Dam, you're taking a lot.

- Pass here.

Wait, this card is mine.

Wait, this card is mine.

You cannot sign for it.

You cannot sign for it.

- Yes I can.

I am committing fraud.

Look

"I'm a scammer."

- The bank will know that It's not my signature.

- The bank will know that It's not my signature.

- No.

That's not how it works.

- Look what you think happenswhen you sign the voucher.

- Look what you think happens when you sign the voucher.

- According to my 30 years as an expert in handwriting

- According to my 30 years as an expert in handwriting

and my intimate knowledge of Phil,

I don't believe this is the way

how does he drop the "i" s!

Block the account!

It's all for you, bro.

It's all for you.

- But look what really happens.

- But look what really happens.

- Nothing happened.

No one compares your signature with another sample.

No one compares your signature with another sample.

No one compares your signature with another sample.

It's just more security theater.

- But then what protects my credit card?

- But then what protects my credit card?

- Again: nothing.

Oh, you may not know.

The card system is a previous old internet

The card system is a previous old internet 458

- In the 1950s, tenants simply copied the number

and passed to the bank by phone.

- The card number is

FOUR!

TWO!

FIVE!

ZERO!

- But things now They are much more modern.

- But things now They are much more modern.

- �

Now a machine copies the numbers and send it to the bank.

Now a machine copies the numbers and send it to the bank.

Welcome to the Internet.

- The truth is that everything a thief needs to buy something

- The truth is that everything a thief needs to buy something

as if it were you sequence of numbers.

- Wait - no!

- This is private information!

- This is private information!

- No, no.

It's one of the most public facts about you.

It's one of the most public facts about you.

You inform him every time you buy something.

This is a real number of credit card, by the way.

This is a real number of credit card, by the way.

Probably with the limit burst, but try your luck.

Probably with the limit burst, but try your luck.

- No!

- And in the Internet Age, it's impossible to maintain 16 digits in secret.

- And in the Internet Age, it's impossible to maintain 16 digits in secret.

- And in the Internet Age, it's impossible to maintain16 digits in secret.

- But how will it end up on the Internet?

- But how will it end up on the Internet?

- In many ways.

- A cashier could write it down,

could be fished from an email,

could be hacked from a company like Target or Wal-Mart,

could be hacked from a company like Target or Wal-Mart,

could be hacked from a company like Target or Wal-Mart,

an intern can catch him from an ATM,

an intern can catch himfrom an ATM,

a teenager can use a selfie stick,

a teenager can use a selfie stick,

an NSA satellite could spy on you

while you shop scratch off at the beach,

while you shop scratch off at the beach,

a zoo monkey could steal you when -

a zoo monkey could steal you when -

- Okay, enough, enough.

I understood.

- The truth is, if you have a credit card,

- The truth is, if you have a credit card,

It is best to consider that the number has already been stolen.

In fact, there are so many numbers here in the great sea of ​​the Internet

that being robbed just means

that your number was arbitrarily chosen

from a pile of millions of others.

It's like an inverted lottery.

It's like an inverted lottery.

- Ah, loser.

Limit burst.

With accumulated miles!

This one is cool.

I'm going to buy the new book Bruce Schneier's. 526

I'm very interested in security theater.

I'm very interested in security theater.

- No!

That fisherman is using my card to buy non-relevant!

What do i do?

- Anything.

Card fraud is so widespread that banks started to cover the costs

so customers don't freak out and cancel the cards.

so customers don't freak out and cancel the cards.

No, no.

There's nothing youcan do in person

to stop the credit card theft.

- Anything?

- Anything.

- You know, I'm having a hard time To believe in you.

- You know, I'm having a hard time To believe in you.

- OK, let's talk to someone who you might believe.

- OK, let's talk to someone who you might believe.

Hi Kevin.

Phil, this � Kevin Poulsen, journalist,

author of the book Kingpin

and a computer crime specialist.

- Adam, I'm in middle of a story.

- Adam, I'm in middle of a story.

- Yeah, but you could take a second to talk to Phil

- Yeah, but you could take a second to talk to Phil

about credit card fraud.

- No, I hadn't saved it yet.

- Come on, go, just a second.

- Tell him, go.

- Tell him, go.

- Alright. Phil, the truth is that there are so many stolen credit card numbers 560

- Alright. Phil, the truth is that there are so many stolen credit card numbers

who already have thieves buying them and selling like a commodity.

who already have thieves buying them and selling like a commodity.

who already have thieves buying them and selling like a commodity.

- Can you show us how it happens? - Clear.

This is a site where you can buy credit cards 567

for five dollars a unit.

Con artists buy them tens or hundreds

Con artists buy them tens or hundreds

and this site is not even obscure.

Site a site that anyone thinks through search tools.

Site a site that anyone thinks through search tools.

Site a site that anyone thinks through search tools.

Primary thing.

- OK.

So what can I do?

- Anything.

The card number is static and unchangeable.

The card number is static and unchangeable.

Good security features are dynamic and change all the time.

Good security features are dynamic and change all the time.

- You have no solution technological for that?

- You have no solution technological for that?

- In Europe, they have systems that use chip and password,

- In Europe, they have systems that use chip and password,

or chip and signature,

to make credit card transactions.

to make credit card transactions.

Just now these systems are coming to the US

which means that in the next years, we will remain vulnerable.

- Thanks, Kevin!

- Look, this was just long way of saying

that signatures on card receipts

just another way of theater of security.

Hackers already have your card number

and there's nothing that you can do to stop them. 600

to maintain composure today.

But I'm almost crying now.

Nothing to make me safe?

- Yes, there's only one thing.

- What?

What thing ?!

TELL ME WHAT I -

TELL ME WHAT I -

Wait. This is my neighborhood.

This is my house!

- Yes. - My house!

- Yes. - My house!

- Yes Yes.

- Hey!

Do you live here too?

Oh my!

- It's the TSA agent.

- I know that.

- From the airport.

- No.

- Phil, you have arrived!

Are you ok?

- No!

Not good!

This man is scary.

- He made me be arrested by the TSA.

And said Tylenol is going to kill me.

He showed the number of our credit card

on his TV show!

And everything is theater,

Nothing is safe.

So no. I'm not fine.

- Phil, you don't understand.

You and your family are not need to worry.

- What?

- Slowly.

- Look, the safety of everything in our life is imperfect.

And there's no harm in that.

I'll give you an example.

Padlocks of this type are insanely easy to open.

Padlocks of this type are insanely easy to open.

They could teach you how to open it in a single day.

They could teach you how to open it in a single day.

- Okay, but so what?

There are only some old hoses

and his collection of teddy bears.

- That.

So what?

-Exactly.

You know no one will bother

You know no one will bother

to break into your shack

so you didn't care to make it perfectly safe.

You do not need this weight.

- That means you trust in other people, Phil.

- That means you trust in other people, Phil.

And trusting others is a essential part of safety,

And trusting others is a essential part of safety,

because it helps you do an accurate assessment

of the real risks.

- Thank you.

- We're lucky to live in a reasonably safe country.

And we make it safer

when we build systems of security rationally,

based on trust, not fear.

So relax.

Trust each other.

Almost all humans They are good people.

I said "almost".

- Can anyone get this guy?

- I got it! I got it!

- I got it! I got it!

I finally left someone safe!

Bruce, I'll take you to the fringe.

Bruce, I'll take you to the fringe.

- No!

- You know. I have to say...

Adam, at least now, I am not afraid.

And you, you know,

brought me home, then,

thank you.

You're not the worst person I know.

- Wow.

Thank you, Phil.

- Oops! This alarm that You have in your house.

These things are a waste ... - Yeah, thanks.

- that do not help at all in -

- Hey, Adam!

I was thinking and ...

- Oh thanks.

You know, I love public transport.

You know, I love public transport.

- No one asked.

- No.

No.

- No, no, no, no!

Bro!

That's why drones should be illegal.

That's why drones should be illegal.

This season of "Adam Ruins Everything" ...

This season of "Adam Ruins Everything" ...

The car took over the US.

- My son! He is dead!

- Wine experts alsoThey can't tell the difference.

- Wine experts also They can't tell the difference.

- Who wants to crack a Ox Blood box?

- Who wants to crack a Ox Blood box?

- It is estimated that if automakers

could sell direct to consumers

each car would be $ 1,800 cheaper.

each car would be $ 1,800 cheaper.

- You have the right to remain silent.

- You have the right to remain silent.

- Shut up? Ah if I could...

100 years ago was used and sold as a detergent.

100 years ago was used and sold as a detergent.

100 years ago was used and sold as a detergent.

-And so easy to cheat the polygraph test

that there are courses for that.

that there are courses for that.

It's a lie!

It's a lie!

- He's right! Again!

Again!

- But I was going to tell you how to fix it all!

Rose!

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