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Speaker 3: We've got Ruckus joining us, and we've got Mystical Pharaoh.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna bring Mystical Pharaoh in first because Rucus is
Speaker 3: working on some social posts for us. So Mystical Pharaoh,
Speaker 3: what's up, man, Welcome back to the boiler Room. I
Speaker 3: missed you last week, dude.
Speaker 5: I missed you too, man, so I couldn't make it.
Speaker 5: Apologies for that.
Speaker 3: Hey man, I apologize too, because I didn't make it either.
Speaker 3: This has been one of the first years in the
Speaker 3: ten years of doing uh ACR and Boiler Room where
Speaker 3: I've actually allowed me to put myself first instead of
Speaker 3: you kind folks out there in the audience. So I've
Speaker 3: been taking care of a lot of stuff around here
Speaker 3: and working on stuff, so I had to miss it
Speaker 3: last week. But Mystical fair I wouldn't have been there anyway,
Speaker 3: so it wouldn't have been a good show. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 3: But it's great to see you, Pharaoh.
Speaker 5: Good to see you too. Man, Sorry I forgot that.
Speaker 3: Actually, well, we're so we're so regular, you know, we're
Speaker 3: almost always there on Thursday nights.
Speaker 5: So it just feels I'm glad you're taking care of yourself.
Speaker 5: You've been putting your heart into that thing for so long, dude, Yeah,
Speaker 5: to pay attention to yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks, man. Yeah, it just gets to a point
Speaker 3: where it's like, Okay, I can't run myself. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to be any good at this if I run
Speaker 3: myself into the ground. So we don't want to do that.
Speaker 5: We need keeping right.
Speaker 3: That's right, make make cash you're great again, which Mystical
Speaker 3: Pharaoh always helps do. Thanks man for being here. Let's
Speaker 3: welcome Rucus to the stage. Also, Ruckus, what's going on? Panic?
Speaker 4: You made it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know? Do I still have the panicinup? Okay, well
Speaker 4: I might as well leave that up for now. I
Speaker 4: don't know exactly. Maybe someone out there can explain it
Speaker 4: to me, hopefully not from personal experience, but if you
Speaker 4: want to do a deep dive on the interwebs because
Speaker 4: I'm bad about that kind of stuff. I don't know
Speaker 4: how to use my keyboard and mouse. I'm silly and stupid.
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding. But what what what labeling system does
Speaker 4: FEMA use when when they throw me inside the camps?
Speaker 4: Do I get a number? Do I get to use
Speaker 4: a name? It's going to be a combination. Let let
Speaker 4: your boy ruckus know because or actually I tell you
Speaker 4: what the way things are going. I'll let you know
Speaker 4: how about that? Right? Unfortunately? But anyways, maybe we'll get
Speaker 4: into some of that this evening. I hope I'm wrong,
Speaker 4: but I don't think I am. Thanks for having me,
Speaker 4: this should be a fun one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, thank you.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you you to Hasher and Spore for
Speaker 4: my birthday present T shirt. Oh yeah, it's freaking badasso
Speaker 4: at jaw shirt and it's cool and it's got cool
Speaker 4: stuff on the sleeves which I can't show you. But
Speaker 4: maybe I'll take a nice picture of it and post
Speaker 4: it on my social media as soon as I figure
Speaker 4: out how to do that, because again I don't know
Speaker 4: how to use the keyboard and mouse.
Speaker 3: You know, little little tech tarted this week. That's all right, man, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it looks good on you. Man. I'm digging the Jaws shirt. Definitely.
Speaker 3: We need a bigger boat for the media onslaught that's
Speaker 3: coming at us each week here, so it's a good
Speaker 3: week for it.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna lie it's it's not as cool as
Speaker 4: Trump's new shirt. I don't know if you guys saw
Speaker 4: this one, but yeah, I love the mrn A shirt.
Speaker 4: I went to meet Bill Gates, right, yeah, the second time.
Speaker 5: The second time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 5: God, we're gonna die. You really that deep?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. I'm just like, I don't. I don't
Speaker 3: even have words for this at this point, man.
Speaker 4: I was making fashion commentary.
Speaker 3: All right, well, we'll allow it. We'll maybe we'll circle
Speaker 3: back there. Let's start with something weird, you guys will
Speaker 3: start with something that Lovely Spore has put her stamp
Speaker 3: of approval on for tonight's icebreaker. And this one comes
Speaker 3: from our friend b Mac. So, oh boy, I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna have to play this one. I think too. I'm
Speaker 3: not even gonna set it up. This is one of
Speaker 3: those things that you kind of just need to see.
Speaker 3: So let's take a look here.
Speaker 6: And unmute implant at Gabey Plastic Surgery.
Speaker 3: Let's try that again.
Speaker 6: We finally have a new illuminate implant at gabe Plastic Surgery.
Speaker 6: It's amazing because you can use the app on your
Speaker 6: phone to change the color, you can use it to
Speaker 6: change the intensity. And I am the first in the
Speaker 6: United States to offer the Illuminate Plus, which has a
Speaker 6: massage feature in it as well, so that when you've
Speaker 6: had a hard day, you're tired, you're laying down, you
Speaker 6: need a little extra massage. Gabae Plastic Surgery, we have
Speaker 6: you covered.
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 6: We finally have a new illuminate implant at b Bay
Speaker 6: Plastic Surgery. It's amazing because you can use the app.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna just go ahead and cut that
Speaker 3: right there. It started a loop. But yeah, did you
Speaker 3: guys know that we have new boob technology. We have
Speaker 3: new fake boob technology where you can get a massaging
Speaker 3: feature and apparently a rave party inside your boobs. About that.
Speaker 5: So when he say when you have a long day
Speaker 5: and you want to massage, that's one of the guys, right,
Speaker 5: I just want to make sure that's.
Speaker 3: Well, well, what what are we massaging with? The massaging.
Speaker 5: I mean I put my head there something else massage.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, yeah, you get your head in there
Speaker 3: and get a massage. I suppose.
Speaker 5: Ah, that's that's that's fake, right, that's that's not three.
Speaker 3: That's a hey man. I I did not bother to
Speaker 3: dive down the rabbit hole and figure it out. To me, Uh,
Speaker 3: it's in that realm of it. Probably is real. But
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised if I was wrong.
Speaker 4: But how dare you infidel? How dare you suggest? In
Speaker 4: twenty I was just getting my hopes up. I was like,
Speaker 4: the gears are running in my head, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: hold on a second. You're telling me there might be
Speaker 4: women out there right now now, maybe possibly even single
Speaker 4: women with boobs that change colors and vibrates. I need
Speaker 4: to get back into the dating scene like stats. That's
Speaker 4: all I know. I hope this is real, that this
Speaker 4: is this is a good use of technology. This is
Speaker 4: the type of science I like to see. This is fantastic.
Speaker 4: It's probably a hit with the Unfortunately, I hate to
Speaker 4: say it, but it's probably a hit with the the
Speaker 4: same gender couples too. They probably are enjoying that as well.
Speaker 3: Hey man, Ellie, Yeah, L E D lights make everything better,
Speaker 3: am I right? I mean what what couldn't be better
Speaker 3: with some LAD lights? So I mean.
Speaker 5: Like, like imagine yourself sitting there in the dark together, right,
Speaker 5: and then she lights up a couple of boobs, you know,
Speaker 5: to the mode instead of lighting a candle, just like.
Speaker 4: It's not mood lighting, it's boob lighting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And like imagine your surprise if you were to like,
Speaker 3: you know, be a new experience with that person and
Speaker 3: didn't know those existed, and you give you know, you
Speaker 3: she's like you want to go back to my place.
Speaker 3: You're like, okay, sure, and you give it the old
Speaker 3: one of these and all of a sudden they start glowing.
Speaker 3: Could you imagine like the your mind would melt? I
Speaker 3: think my mind would melt.
Speaker 5: I have a bitter We should do matching button plans
Speaker 5: that lights every time you spank her just change color.
Speaker 3: You can't turn it off or change the color without
Speaker 3: a spank. Yeah, I mean they do butt implants too, right,
Speaker 3: so they can't be very far behind. I mean, this
Speaker 3: guy's got to be working on those next, because you
Speaker 3: know you want the you know, it's like when you're
Speaker 3: gonna led something out, whether it's your truck or your
Speaker 3: office or your entertainment system, you don't just put you know,
Speaker 3: two lights on it surround it, right, and I love his.
Speaker 5: You know you don't just get the boob, you get
Speaker 5: the boob BLUs, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can upgrade. Dude. It's like something out of
Speaker 3: Black Mirror, right, it's gonna yeah, let's see. Okay, Uh,
Speaker 3: does somebody out there if you're one of our viewers
Speaker 3: and you want to uh chase this down and see
Speaker 3: if it's real or not. The doctor there is uh
Speaker 3: gab a g A B B A y so gabe
Speaker 3: plastic surgery. He looks legit to me, but you know,
Speaker 3: so many things that look legit online now are not
Speaker 3: so sure.
Speaker 5: Let's give the viewer some homework. Yeah, yeah, souch for that,
Speaker 5: and let us know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, don't don't make us go down that rabbit hole.
Speaker 4: With real parody or just AI slop.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Let's here.
Speaker 4: Wait, there's fucking three categories now, bombs already.
Speaker 3: No, dude, Uh huh okay, this is already generating some
Speaker 3: great comments here. Glow, little glow, worm glow.
Speaker 4: That's what I thought of too, that the little kid's
Speaker 4: toy that glows when you get it.
Speaker 3: Did somebody say big boobs? I'm here because someone said that.
Speaker 4: I know, we said boobs that light up.
Speaker 3: What about a bounce feature? Yeah, John probably put that
Speaker 3: in before the massage part came on the vibrating part.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I imagine they do bounce. I wonder they
Speaker 3: should show that they This is poor advertising. They need
Speaker 3: to show a little bit more so we can get
Speaker 3: a concept here. Let's see here. Uh oh yeah, can.
Speaker 4: We ask can we ask the residents tists about the
Speaker 4: technology after these comments?
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely. Bubbscat dick Light's coming soon. You know it,
Speaker 3: you know it until those.
Speaker 4: Those will be branded until they get in trouble by
Speaker 4: Disney as lightsabers.
Speaker 3: Right, copyright infringement looks like some dumb pullock and bub'scat.
Speaker 3: We're thinking the same thing at the same time. So
Speaker 3: jinks you guys. Let's see here self improvement, Yeah right,
Speaker 3: I mean led lights improve everything.
Speaker 4: Speaking as a male, I can't speak for all males,
Speaker 4: but maybe I am which male is going to willingly
Speaker 4: have something implanted inside that.
Speaker 3: I don't know, Man's that's a tougher sell. Girls when
Speaker 3: they want to, you know, start thinking about that. They
Speaker 3: always have some girlfriend they can go to and they
Speaker 3: did it and be like, hey, tell me about it.
Speaker 3: Is it worth it? Blah blah blah. Your guy, if
Speaker 3: you're the rare person thinking about getting a penile implant
Speaker 3: or an led pnile implant, you're probably gonna have a
Speaker 3: hard time finding a homie.
Speaker 5: To like.
Speaker 3: Walk you through that. Let's see here, Oh this is good.
Speaker 3: Only silons glow when they work. So these chicks, you
Speaker 3: know what, I don't know if you meant this band,
Speaker 3: but these girls, they could create a new competitor site
Speaker 3: to only fans and it could be called only Cylons, right,
Speaker 3: and you'd have to have, you know, glow in the dark.
Speaker 4: Now, this is interesting because we are swiftly moving into
Speaker 4: an era where there's going to be robots sex spots,
Speaker 4: and I don't know, I mean, it could get to
Speaker 4: the point where it's like Blade Runner and you really
Speaker 4: don't know if you're dealing with a human or a robot.
Speaker 4: So I just want to point out that having glowing,
Speaker 4: vibrating boobs is probably not going to help you if
Speaker 4: you're trying to present yourself as a human being and
Speaker 4: a world full of sex robots number one and yeah,
Speaker 4: I forgot what number two was about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The other thing is maybe there's a maybe the guy,
Speaker 4: the doctor. Maybe he's really smart as far as marketing
Speaker 4: is concerned, and he knows that women will want to
Speaker 4: he's front running. He foresees a market for this because
Speaker 4: now the women who have to compete aren't just competing
Speaker 4: with each other. They have to compete with the sex bots.
Speaker 4: So now they need to start doing these fancy bells
Speaker 4: and whistles to themselves and even to even have a
Speaker 4: chance of hooking up with that lightsaber.
Speaker 5: I think a better feature to compete would be shut
Speaker 5: up feature.
Speaker 4: Wow, all right, you want to give out your email
Speaker 4: address for everybody hate mail directly to mystical Pharaoh.
Speaker 3: The guests and boiler Rooms does not necessarily represent the
Speaker 3: opinions of alterna Current Radio or the boiler room.
Speaker 5: Ye oh, manness, I don't think that this is because
Speaker 5: there is no idea of something like that.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna do it. Okay, all right, let's
Speaker 3: find out. Okay, there's a website that goes with it.
Speaker 3: So it's looking a little bit more real. Here, let
Speaker 3: me put it on screen for you. No, not that one.
Speaker 3: Share No, not invite. God, I'm having a hard time
Speaker 3: finding all my buttons lately. Share screen. Okay, so, uh,
Speaker 3: said doctor doctor Jubin Gabet, top rated certified plastic surgeon
Speaker 3: in Belly Hills in Los Angeles, featured multiple times on
Speaker 3: the doctor's television show. Oh he's a celebrity Board certified
Speaker 3: Fellowship trained. Uh. Plastic surgery of Beverly Hill. Where's the
Speaker 3: glowing boobs? Dude? If I had glowing boobs, they would
Speaker 3: be at the top of my page. Oh do do
Speaker 3: do do they want.
Speaker 4: To enhance photos?
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally Wow, that's your website, hon dude. Okay, we'll
Speaker 3: click on breast. I suppose what do we got here?
Speaker 3: Revision reduction augmentation with lyft.
Speaker 5: He might be doing it as a marketing campaign. He
Speaker 5: seems like his is one of those like really smart
Speaker 5: marketing guys. My guess is he is using that as
Speaker 5: a just a shock thing to just get traffic to
Speaker 5: these websites the same like what we just did right now.
Speaker 3: We are going to have to find out, my friends.
Speaker 3: I'm a little surprised that it's not front and center
Speaker 3: on the web site. There especially if he's gonna be
Speaker 3: putting that out there, you would think, I mean, I
Speaker 3: like your idea there, Pharaoh, but you would think a
Speaker 3: plastic surgeon to the stars the rich and famous of
Speaker 3: Beverly Hills would not need to be super advertising, especially
Speaker 3: if they're out there on the doctors and all these
Speaker 3: shows and stuff. But I don't know. Click up, Oh, okay, John, Okay,
Speaker 3: let's see. We've got a savvy viewer here. Let's see.
Speaker 4: I was going to say, you would think that we
Speaker 4: would have heard about this by now, right.
Speaker 3: Right, surgical body. I don't see upgrades neon package there, buddy,
Speaker 3: But I might just not be looking in the right place.
Speaker 3: Or that might be pop ups because it's just a joke,
Speaker 3: I was about to say. Or it might be a
Speaker 3: good joke, nice one. You got me there. I'm just
Speaker 3: so confused. Is this real? Is it not? I mean,
Speaker 3: the web sites there, it looks like this could be
Speaker 3: the guy if you wanted that. But we're gonna have
Speaker 3: to do some more digging, and I just don't think
Speaker 3: it's worth any of our time at the moment. But
Speaker 3: maybe we'll revisit this topic. I mean, how transhumanist is that? Though?
Speaker 3: Very just at its core, like I want flashing led
Speaker 3: lights in my knockers, what are you kidding?
Speaker 5: The sad part, even if it is not trial that
Speaker 5: actually some people will go for it. That is the
Speaker 5: sad part.
Speaker 3: I mean it doesn't seem like out of bounds technically speaking,
Speaker 3: like they're just bags of saline, right, bags of little
Speaker 3: jelly stuff. And it's easy to put a toggle inside
Speaker 3: of something that's squishy. We've seen him on you know,
Speaker 3: couches and all kinds of weird stuff teledildonics.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, but the issue is not the technology.
Speaker 5: The issue is just as a medical device, because it
Speaker 5: has to be the approved device, right, so good point
Speaker 5: and other things that goes into place, right.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, very intriguing there.
Speaker 4: And the FDA has never been known to approve things
Speaker 4: that are unsafe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, weird weird unsafe stuff. Yeah, not so much. We've
Speaker 3: never heard of the.
Speaker 4: I don't know, man, I think they might say, oh heck, yeah,
Speaker 4: what a great idea.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, the the the breast augmentations in and
Speaker 3: of themselves, minus any you know, newfangled bells and whistles,
Speaker 3: they don't last a lifetime. Like most women that get
Speaker 3: them at a young age, have to go back in
Speaker 3: and they have to have them taken out, and they
Speaker 3: they calcify. A lot of times they build up calcification
Speaker 3: around the the thing, and sometimes the thing pops and
Speaker 3: you know, there's all kinds of circumstances. You could see
Speaker 3: it on that guy's website there updates, removals, that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. So, I mean, the fact that they were
Speaker 3: even approved in the first place, much like some other
Speaker 3: things the FDA has approved, are very questionable. I know
Speaker 3: people that have had their bodies have rejected those too,
Speaker 3: with you know, with the body complaining quite a bit
Speaker 3: and then having to have it undone. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: I don't know. That's a that's a mixed bag. That's
Speaker 3: that's a jungle of hard decisions for the ladies out there,
Speaker 3: I guess, and the the the them's that are getting
Speaker 3: stuff done too right.
Speaker 4: It's it's probably not a stretch of the imagination to
Speaker 4: suggest that there's some palm greasing going on with the
Speaker 4: FDA since those beginnings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, uh, don't threaten us with a good time.
Speaker 3: We could sit here and spend the whole show, like
Speaker 3: finding all the revolving doors and former lawyers that are
Speaker 3: and now managers.
Speaker 4: Right, not not just money being thrown their way bright
Speaker 4: in the form of bribes or whatever, and lobbying of
Speaker 4: course to approve things, but also to have other things
Speaker 4: not to prove. That has actually been something that I
Speaker 4: was exposed to at a younger age that I realized,
Speaker 4: like there are a lot of what people would describe
Speaker 4: as miracle cures that are just flat out denied because
Speaker 4: of the pressure from big pharma and other interested parties
Speaker 4: as it were, right, right, A lot of that the
Speaker 4: more that might be actually a more dangerous power of
Speaker 4: the FDA until of recent memory, until what they did
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty twenty twenty twenty one. Who did that?
Speaker 4: By the way, Oh that's right. According to R. K. Junior,
Speaker 4: that was all because Biden. Oh shit, I guess I oh.
Speaker 3: No, man, that's a tough sell. Feels like kind of
Speaker 3: both teams had a hand in that, a big hand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're just they're complaining now about the fact that
Speaker 4: that was used by Biden to stamp on our freedoms,
Speaker 4: but they just did gloss over the fact that it
Speaker 4: was even done in the first place, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like it couldn't have been stopped dead in its
Speaker 3: tracks by the previous administration, but instead it was warp
Speaker 3: speeded into the next administration.
Speaker 5: And oh yeah, so I think it's just first for
Speaker 5: the Britain plant before we get out of the stoic.
Speaker 5: There is more and more. Actually, doctors and even the
Speaker 5: AfD right now really forced device manufacturers to include some
Speaker 5: of the risks about bristoin plants when you go and
Speaker 5: put them in because there are risks there, even like
Speaker 5: say that you have to get imaging every two to
Speaker 5: three years, Mr I on it to ensure that there
Speaker 5: is no leakage and there is no informa generated and
Speaker 5: so on, because there are risks associated. So you know,
Speaker 5: I think it's a it is It is no joke.
Speaker 5: I know, like it's some people like you know, the
Speaker 5: size differences, but honestly just putting that and augmenting your
Speaker 5: body with something that is toxic, giving that there is
Speaker 5: actually signs of bag that it's a decision that everybody
Speaker 5: needs to pay attention to, and they do it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, it's kind of like you know, the labeling on
Speaker 3: cigarettes and stuff. But again, you know, uh, when cigarettes
Speaker 3: were first introduced and for many years they were with
Speaker 3: the FDA and other agencies were telling the public that
Speaker 3: they were safe and there was nothing wrong with them.
Speaker 3: I mean, we see this all the time. That's pretty
Speaker 3: much the uh, the narrative for the entirety of big
Speaker 3: pharma too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, this is interesting.
Speaker 4: Doctors smoking in the er room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're you're pilot on the on the jets smoking camel,
Speaker 3: no filters while you're in flight. Uh Okay, this is interesting. Okay,
Speaker 3: So this does not answer our question about the doctor
Speaker 3: in Beverly Hills, but it does give credence to what
Speaker 3: we're questioning here. Is this even real? I just typed
Speaker 3: in led breast implants into the search bar here and
Speaker 3: I got this site lumen. But up at the top,
Speaker 3: look at this April Fools joke. Breast implants, Yes, light
Speaker 3: up effect no quote unquote lumin the luminous breast implant
Speaker 3: developed and distributed exclusive by exclusively by the Lucern Center.
Speaker 3: The supposed world first was in April Fool's Day hoax,
Speaker 3: So this goes back to twenty twenty. So I'm wondering
Speaker 3: now if maybe Pharaoh is absolutely correct and this is
Speaker 3: just a common hoax amongst breast implant peddlers for lols.
Speaker 5: What's probably.
Speaker 4: I don't know, you know that phenomenon. We're like the
Speaker 4: Babylon d stories from a couple of years ago, or
Speaker 4: now the actual real life headlines. That's the thing, dude,
Speaker 4: How do you know?
Speaker 3: That's why I call this episode the glowiness of it All.
Speaker 3: Not only does that refer to the glowy fedness of
Speaker 3: so many big events that we see, but it also
Speaker 3: refers to just the glowing fakery of the world, the
Speaker 3: online world. Now, it's like everything is just coded in
Speaker 3: this you know, three layer cake of toxic propaganda and falseness.
Speaker 4: And it's interesting because we each have glowing televisions behind
Speaker 4: us too, which was land.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, it makes me think of the song by
Speaker 3: Mashuga transfiction. There is a transfiction to the glowing lights
Speaker 3: that leads to what you see right here, this sort
Speaker 3: of Marionette NPC. This is what leads to those around
Speaker 3: us turning into non player characters, people with just installed identity,
Speaker 3: politics and outrage.
Speaker 4: A bonus fact, when I made these graphics, so with
Speaker 4: the assistance of AI, of course, I was very keen
Speaker 4: to make sure that one puppet was controlling the people,
Speaker 4: and another puppet is separately controlling the television.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's important if you.
Speaker 4: Pay attention to who or what the puppets are, they're
Speaker 4: they're not normal puppeteers, now, are they.
Speaker 3: They look a little bit technocratic to me.
Speaker 4: Interesting?
Speaker 3: All right, So if you're out there and you have
Speaker 3: a set of led glowing implants, send mystical Pharaoh a
Speaker 3: picture of them, please.
Speaker 4: Absolutely and go ahead and carbon copy me and on that,
Speaker 4: would you?
Speaker 3: I mean, we need proof at this point because this
Speaker 3: could all just be a big marketing scam. And uh, you.
Speaker 5: Know, hey, I instead of CC, isn't that great?
Speaker 3: Remember when they used to give you carbon copies of
Speaker 3: your your receipt when they would like put your credit
Speaker 3: card in the little machine and yank it back and forth.
Speaker 4: I hope the viewers and listeners know what I meant
Speaker 4: when I said carbon copy, But point CC. Even though
Speaker 4: it's funny because even though people know most most people
Speaker 4: understand or know that the CC and email means carbon copy,
Speaker 4: they still don't click or understand what the BCC is.
Speaker 4: I hear it all the time, like, well, well what's
Speaker 4: the BCC?
Speaker 3: Oh man, that's a that's a that's a god mode
Speaker 3: sheet unlock right there. If you don't know what BCC
Speaker 3: is and you work with groups, you know, yeah, it's important, definitely.
Speaker 3: If you don't use it, you could end up in trouble.
Speaker 4: Well okay, you're you're the CEO with the employee cheating
Speaker 4: on your wife on the kiss can at the Coldplay concert.
Speaker 3: Oh crap, Yeah, I saw that video that went super viral.
Speaker 3: It sucks for them.
Speaker 5: So can I go back to a comment that Rockess
Speaker 5: was saying about the the RFK and Trump.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, please do, because it's just.
Speaker 5: I've been just burning to just comment on that.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of stuff that we're all burning about
Speaker 4: right now, so let's.
Speaker 5: Get into it. It's really interesting because you start seeing
Speaker 5: patterns emerging from the Trump first presidency and the second one.
Speaker 5: That really Trump presidency is about just ramming ship through
Speaker 5: right and sitting presidents that then people are gonna come
Speaker 5: later and use it right, same exact thing, right, Oh,
Speaker 5: I just I just put more speed to that, like
Speaker 5: you know, and didn't force it. And then Biden came
Speaker 5: and did it right, And now he's ramming AI and
Speaker 5: surveillance state and it's it's you know, who knows what's
Speaker 5: gonna be launch in the next few days or the
Speaker 5: next you know, I guess you know. So it's really interesting.
Speaker 5: But my point is it's a feature of his presidencies,
Speaker 5: and this is a danger part about Trump, his trojan
Speaker 5: horse where he came in to pacify big part of
Speaker 5: what's supposed to be is a dissident part of the
Speaker 5: population slash Republicans, right, and those red people in the
Speaker 5: Red States to just trust him while he installed all
Speaker 5: the ship that we all of us are gonna pay
Speaker 5: for it, and we paid for it the first time
Speaker 5: is the COVID vaccine, and pretty soon we're gonna pay
Speaker 5: for all what he's doing right now the government through
Speaker 5: an installation of this technocratic government and the surveillance state.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Man, it's Spoor and I were talking about this
Speaker 3: earlier today in a in sort of a different context.
Speaker 3: But it's like because we were we were talking about
Speaker 3: the motivations of people that have been radicalized. If that's
Speaker 3: a gives you any clue as to what we were
Speaker 3: talking about. But we're trying to figure We're just discussing,
Speaker 3: you know, like why why this is happening in some
Speaker 3: cases and lamenting the fact that we'll never know in
Speaker 3: most cases, but sort of focusing on the overall picture
Speaker 3: that's created. Right, Like, the overall picture is one of
Speaker 3: division and one of more and more, like exponentially radicalizing
Speaker 3: identity politics within people so that they integrate them into
Speaker 3: their worldview, into their personality, into their psyche, They integrate
Speaker 3: them into ways they present themselves in public, ways they
Speaker 3: communicate with their friends and family and coworkers or comrades
Speaker 3: I don't know, but like, and it's like, it's not
Speaker 3: just one side doing it. It's both sides doing it,
Speaker 3: whether they know it or not. But there's this like
Speaker 3: feedback loop that happens in the mind of people who
Speaker 3: are like, you know, I've chosen this one or I've
Speaker 3: chosen that one, or I've chosen this, you know, sub
Speaker 3: section of this one or sub section of that one,
Speaker 3: and then everything is confirmation biased that makes sense, and
Speaker 3: everything else is outrage from the other side. And it
Speaker 3: just builds and builds builds, especially when we've got alternating
Speaker 3: you know, liberal and conservative if you will, I should say, Republican,
Speaker 3: GOP and Democrat mindsets that are involved in this. Right,
Speaker 3: So we had Obama years and then boom Trump years
Speaker 3: and then boom Biden years and then Boom Trump years.
Speaker 3: It's just like the pendulum is going faster and faster now,
Speaker 3: and the outrage that is generated amongst conservatives while Democrats
Speaker 3: are in charge is bigger than it's ever been and
Speaker 3: vice versa, you know, and everybody's just trying to figure
Speaker 3: out on either side, like, oh, we have to go harder,
Speaker 3: we have to be more like them. Oh we have
Speaker 3: to go harder, we have to be more like them
Speaker 3: and use their tactics. And now you've got you know,
Speaker 3: con inc maga out the who will still claim it,
Speaker 3: you know, cheerleading for palanteer, cheerleading for uh insane tariff ideas.
Speaker 3: You know, not all of them are bad, but some
Speaker 3: of them are fucked this just to name a couple things.
Speaker 3: And then like this soft pedal on the the mRNA stuff,
Speaker 3: I mean, it just goes again and again and again.
Speaker 3: It just goes harder and harder and harder. And what
Speaker 3: happens is people just start clamoring for the reaction to
Speaker 3: what they didn't like when their party wasn't in charge,
Speaker 3: and don't look forward and see that, you know, Oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, if this flips and Gavin Newsom is the
Speaker 3: president in three years, what is he going to do
Speaker 3: with everything that has been added? What's he going to
Speaker 3: add on top of that? Nobody's taken shit away? Like
Speaker 3: Trump came in and said he was taking a bunch
Speaker 3: of shit away, but he just moved a bunch of
Speaker 3: stuff around.
Speaker 5: Dude, he eating fired irs and he just three hired
Speaker 5: all of them again.
Speaker 3: I know, right, what a fuck? What a laugh? Dude.
Speaker 3: I saw that, and I was like, really, I had
Speaker 3: to report for like a year and a half on
Speaker 3: all these hires you guys were doing and arming these
Speaker 3: fucking guys. And then Trump, Oh, we're gonna stop all that.
Speaker 3: We're gonna add a bunch of AI. It's gonna be fantastic.
Speaker 3: You know, you'll never be laid on your taxes again.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be crazy. Oh and then you know, six
Speaker 3: months later, seven months later, let's just you know, do
Speaker 3: tens of thousands of hires.
Speaker 5: Fuck it, yeah, because he wants the revenue, right, So
Speaker 5: it's it's and these people he's hiring is not to
Speaker 5: go over the one percent. They have enough people to
Speaker 5: for the one percent they are talking about, right, This
Speaker 5: is to go after middle class America and try to
Speaker 5: squeeze everybody out. That's what it's all about. I we
Speaker 5: said that, and I say this exact statement. In twenty
Speaker 5: twenty twenty and COVID mark the biggest wealth transfer ever
Speaker 5: in this nation history, right, And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 5: They transferred the wealth of people into big corporation. And
Speaker 5: this Trump administration is doing nothing but continuation of this,
Speaker 5: and even the push is doing right now to reduce
Speaker 5: interest rates in September is gonna do nothing but developing
Speaker 5: this door even more. And he himself came out and
Speaker 5: said it, Yes, a weaker dollar is okay, you know
Speaker 5: that is that allows us to to make more money.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: It's not us it's gonna make money. Right, It's not
Speaker 5: the middle class or poor people that's gonna make money.
Speaker 5: It's big corporation that's gonna make more money.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: So this is very soon middle class in America is
Speaker 5: going to be squeezed out and nobody's gonna cry about them.
Speaker 3: Well, there's gonna be some middle class people crying about it,
Speaker 3: that's for sure, you know.
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 3: You're right though, dude, this is for example, Spoor and
Speaker 3: I We got a couple of denim jackets from a
Speaker 3: small family owned Norwegian company who are who have close
Speaker 3: ties to the music industry there, right, So I got
Speaker 3: like an old denim jacket and I got her dark
Speaker 3: Throne denim jacket, and we love them. They're awesome, like
Speaker 3: you can. This is one of their pieces of marketing.
Speaker 3: They don't pay me to say this, but it's true.
Speaker 3: You can fit ten beers in the pockets of these
Speaker 3: denim jackets. I don't know if they'll fit tall boys,
Speaker 3: but they'll definitely fit standards. And they send us an
Speaker 3: email the other day saying, you've got forty eight hours
Speaker 3: to make any purchases if you live in the United
Speaker 3: States because of the new the terriffs that are in
Speaker 3: place now, we cannot sell there anymore. And I'm just like,
Speaker 3: what the fuck man? I thought these were supposed to
Speaker 3: be the kind of tariffs that helped the country out,
Speaker 3: not the kind that made it impossible for us to
Speaker 3: do business with, you know, family businesses in other countries.
Speaker 3: That's isn't that one of the things about globalism? Right? Like,
Speaker 3: if we thought, if we were utopian about globalism, wouldn't
Speaker 3: it be cool if you know, we could pick you know,
Speaker 3: heritage level stuff from artisans in other countries and pay
Speaker 3: for it without you know, absorbent taxes and tariffs. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: we have to make it such that the United States government,
Speaker 3: you know, never mind Trump, never mind who's doing it.
Speaker 3: Let's make it so the United States government can pick
Speaker 3: and choose who gets to do business. What could go
Speaker 3: wrong with that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it is not it's not even I'm actually oh
Speaker 5: ok with teriffs. But the issue is tariffs. And the
Speaker 5: way he did tariffs is.
Speaker 3: For corporations, yeah, but not for like little people. Right.
Speaker 5: Well, well, I'm okay with tariffs as a way to
Speaker 5: build back our industry. So if he's going to help
Speaker 5: American mom and pop shop to actually be able to
Speaker 5: create those denim in US, right and sell it to us,
Speaker 5: I'm all for that. Right that That's when I when
Speaker 5: I voted for him and he was talking about tariffs,
Speaker 5: that's I wanted the plan to bring back industries in
Speaker 5: the US. He did the opposite of that. There is
Speaker 5: no long term plan. There is no long term plan,
Speaker 5: and and what he's doing is is just snapping tariffs,
Speaker 5: is using tariffs as sanctions, right, which is crazy. And
Speaker 5: stupid because all what it's gonna do is just gonna
Speaker 5: backfired on us. That's that's what's gonna.
Speaker 3: Happens, beverage, man. And he's not using it as leverage
Speaker 3: that's going to fix the market or bring small businesses back,
Speaker 3: like you know, like there's no there's no small business coming.
Speaker 3: We're not getting our small businesses back. We're not getting
Speaker 3: our industrial uh you know, manufacturing back. We're getting you know,
Speaker 3: big companies that are doing you know, five hundred dollars
Speaker 3: beautiful deals and shit. But I don't really give a
Speaker 3: fuck about Apple or Hyundai or Toyota, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Like it's it's just like, you know, this.
Speaker 5: Is the US economy is based on, or what build
Speaker 5: a economy is small businesses. None of the administration policies
Speaker 5: right now is helping local businesses. All what he's doing
Speaker 5: is helping big corporations.
Speaker 3: Well, it was based on that until NAFTA came along,
Speaker 3: and then it's just slowly gotten worse and worse and worse,
Speaker 3: and and Trump is just you know, adding onto the
Speaker 3: pile at this point, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And it is the same time when NAFTA came in, Right,
Speaker 5: that's when they started pushing our manufacturing to China. It's
Speaker 5: all that happened in that early nineties. That's when they decided,
Speaker 5: you know what, it is not worth it to do
Speaker 5: anything here in us. Let's just deem destrialize ourselves and
Speaker 5: and hire cheap labor everywhere else in the world, right,
Speaker 5: and turn us into a consumer and not just that is,
Speaker 5: let's take the debt creation, right and turn the debt
Speaker 5: creation into nothing more than buying assets and buying consumer products,
Speaker 5: which is do nothing but create more inflation. Right. So really,
Speaker 5: the debt, which can be toold to build economies, we
Speaker 5: used it to increase communsumerism, right. And that's what we
Speaker 5: saw in COVID, right. We the banks started issuing money
Speaker 5: and debt everywhere, right, and and that's what created the
Speaker 5: crazy inflation. People went and both like cars, both all
Speaker 5: the ships right on credit cards, right. And and that's
Speaker 5: that's what we're feeling right now, is all the death
Speaker 5: that got created during COVID by this consumer boom that
Speaker 5: they did by forcing everybody into isolation in their homes
Speaker 5: to push you mentally that the only relief you can
Speaker 5: have is going on buying ship. That was one big
Speaker 5: piece of that psychology that did to us. It's it's
Speaker 5: cornering you more into the consumer and set, because that
Speaker 5: was the only relief of people is to go out
Speaker 5: on buystoff.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Man uh, it goes back to what you were
Speaker 3: saying earlier. You know, twenty twenty was the beginning of
Speaker 3: the most rapid and largest consolidation of wealth and resources
Speaker 3: that we've ever seen. And that's what this is all about.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, I think that the you know, the
Speaker 3: whole bring industry back to America, blah blah blah, that's
Speaker 3: all window dressing, that's all marketing for American voters. What
Speaker 3: they're really doing is just their side and by there
Speaker 3: in this statement, I'm talking about the GOP slash you
Speaker 3: know whoever, you know, GOP and friends. They're doing their
Speaker 3: side of the resource and financial consolidation right now. The
Speaker 3: Democrats did it for four years during Joe Biden, and
Speaker 3: now the GOP's doing it. And a lot of that
Speaker 3: debt consolidation is being done in concert with a few
Speaker 3: foreign nations, all right, one small one in the Middle
Speaker 3: East and a bunch of them in the EU.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So it's it is really I think September is
Speaker 5: going to be a creasy amount. I'm so, I'm I'm
Speaker 5: I'm so anxious and looking forward to to see that
Speaker 5: that executive order and and that that that crypto what's
Speaker 5: the name of that crypto thing he signed.
Speaker 4: Which one the Clarity.
Speaker 5: Act, Clarity Act, you are right, combine that with with
Speaker 5: the interest rates. I'm so I'm interested to see what's
Speaker 5: going to happen to stock market and and the crypto.
Speaker 5: But whatever it is, whatever play they are doing here, right,
Speaker 5: this is not for us. This is for basically those
Speaker 5: large money to start moving and and and and really
Speaker 5: reshaping that flow of money before a financial system collapse,
Speaker 5: because it's just the collapses and everyone that's that's what
Speaker 5: it is.
Speaker 3: Right, And you get ready and you know yeah, and
Speaker 3: you know that they the proverbial they in these conversations,
Speaker 3: know when that's going to happen, and know how that's
Speaker 3: going to happen, why that's going to happen, and how
Speaker 3: to be on the beneficiary side of that equation, right,
Speaker 3: And that's what I think is so frustrating. It's like,
Speaker 3: we've spent the last what is this twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: We've spent the last five years watching a warp speed
Speaker 3: consolidation of wealth and resources, and it's not for our
Speaker 3: benefit because they're doing that. And you know, I shout
Speaker 3: out to Shreder, who contributed a video to The boiler
Speaker 3: Room back in twenty fifteen, all right, ten years ago,
Speaker 3: r Boric form of boiler Room, and I played some
Speaker 3: clips from it at the time, and it was a
Speaker 3: couple of luxury brand CEOs like I don't know, maybe
Speaker 3: like the Gucci CEO and another CEO sitting there on
Speaker 3: a stage, and they were talking about how to remain
Speaker 3: relevant in a future where there is no middle class. Essentially,
Speaker 3: I'm paraphrasing, but the fact that those type of people
Speaker 3: were doing that, luxury brands were doing that ten years ago,
Speaker 3: says something. It means something. It wasn't just trend watching.
Speaker 3: I suppose it's possible that it was just trend watching,
Speaker 3: but I think there's something deeper going on there, because
Speaker 3: they were essentially talking about how to position their brands, because,
Speaker 3: let's face it, a luxury brand, right, is attractive when
Speaker 3: you've got a system that's somewhat functional. Right, You've got
Speaker 3: credit cards, you've got cash, you've got the ability to
Speaker 3: sell stuff people in certain cities willing to steal stuff
Speaker 3: and rob stuff, right, especially if the policies there allow
Speaker 3: it to a certain extent. Talking to you, California, but
Speaker 3: in a transitional state, right, Like, imagine a transitional state
Speaker 3: into a technocratic future where jobs are harder to get,
Speaker 3: artificial intelligence is running a lot of stuff. How does
Speaker 3: a luxury brand stay relevant? What does Gucci do? Well?
Speaker 3: They spend ten years thinking about it. They use all
Speaker 3: their insider resources to figure out when the change is coming,
Speaker 3: what the change consists of, what the future will look like.
Speaker 3: Do we have access to that information?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 3: Really do they? Most likely? So, you know, if luxury
Speaker 3: brands are figuring that out and working towards, you know,
Speaker 3: staying relevant in a world that maybe, for example, most
Speaker 3: people's income only exists in you universal basic income.
Speaker 4: It's interesting, hasher because right now there is a phenomenon
Speaker 4: overtaking the cryptocurrency space. There are companies that here's one example,
Speaker 4: game Stop. How is game Stop doing anyone? What is
Speaker 4: the future of game stop looking like?
Speaker 3: Why would anyone go to game Stop at this point?
Speaker 3: Right now? Today, I have Steam, I have the Xbox
Speaker 3: gaming marketplays, I've got iPhones and androids with downloadable games
Speaker 3: on them, Like, why other than okay, here's one reason
Speaker 3: I would go to game Stop. I have a pile
Speaker 3: of Xbox three sixty games that are collecting dust and
Speaker 3: have not been played in five years. I could go
Speaker 3: down there drop, you know, all twenty of those off,
Speaker 3: and maybe make ten dollars or something like that.
Speaker 4: Just enough for a couple fries at McDonald's.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 4: Okay, so thank you for proving my point. So and
Speaker 4: I you know, I'll just go ahead and say this
Speaker 4: game Stop knows that they know that they are facing
Speaker 4: a future where they are going to be irrelevant.
Speaker 3: They're Blockbuster Video in like two thousand and six, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you know what they did. Recently, a whole
Speaker 4: host of companies are doing this, including company. I mean,
Speaker 4: this is just a perfect example. They just bought started
Speaker 4: buying bitcoin. They're just buying bitcoin and putting it on
Speaker 4: their books. And now there are other companies that have
Speaker 4: been doing this. There there's a company that makes video games.
Speaker 4: They stopped making video games. Now all they do is
Speaker 4: buy bitcoin. We are now seeing witnessing the formation of
Speaker 4: what are called, or being referred to as bitcoin treasury companies.
Speaker 4: I believe Trump and his family and friends are heavily
Speaker 4: involved in these sorts of things and are starting them
Speaker 4: as we speak. But the thing is, the companies exist
Speaker 4: solely for the purpose of purchasing bitcoin, specifically in this case,
Speaker 4: and just holding bitcoin. So while everything else around the
Speaker 4: world falls apart and loses value, they remain relevant. They
Speaker 4: still have a value. So I'm like, Okay, well, why
Speaker 4: would a retailer. I think this might answer your question
Speaker 4: about this old video that was provided their hashart. What
Speaker 4: could these companies do to be to remain relevant in
Speaker 4: a world that is moving towards universal based income everybody living, operating, breathing, eating,
Speaker 4: sleeping in the metaverse? I don't know. I suppose these
Speaker 4: are large enough brand names to survive whatever the coming
Speaker 4: shift is. Who wouldn't want a Gucci bag inside the metaverse? See?
Speaker 4: And I do know that they are working on these things.
Speaker 4: So that Gucci bag, which used to have a concept
Speaker 4: in a meeting and it's what's that word? Weindesley, you're
Speaker 4: showing off the bling. It's a status symbol. There we
Speaker 4: go in the real world. Well, why why bother making
Speaker 4: it in real life when we could just have a
Speaker 4: digitized tokenized, tracked and traced NFT token version of it
Speaker 4: to sell to the plubs who are just locked up
Speaker 4: inside of their their their pods, the idiocracy matrix pods,
Speaker 4: Bait compad in the Yeah, the coompods in the metaverse.
Speaker 4: And in the meantime, those companies continue to benefit off
Speaker 4: of this new currency economic system that's moving forward. Why bitcoin, Well,
Speaker 4: because bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can be a medium of
Speaker 4: exchange between the robots, between the AI agents, the companies,
Speaker 4: and everything will be running themselves. They won't even need
Speaker 4: the humans. No more human workers, no more human HR.
Speaker 4: Why why do you need HR if you haven't got
Speaker 4: any humans, no managers. It's all it's all AI. It's
Speaker 4: all AI agents, all algorithms, self running, self servicing machines,
Speaker 4: and they are interacting with each other in a new system.
Speaker 4: I can't say the word right, but they're paying each
Speaker 4: other with the cryptocurrency. And so basically, if that's the
Speaker 4: medium of exchange now, the US dollar and all that
Speaker 4: garbage has gone away. The only thing that's worth money
Speaker 4: in this new system is bitcoin. He who has the
Speaker 4: most bitcoin in this example, I'm not you know, I'm
Speaker 4: not saying right now, and buy all the bitcoin in
Speaker 4: the world. I would never say that. I would probably
Speaker 4: be buying as much as I could not financial advice,
Speaker 4: of course, But anyways, you see, you see, so things
Speaker 4: are changing in a very bizarre way, and the answer
Speaker 4: might be right in front of everybody's face because they
Speaker 4: always The way that the wealth transfers always happen. The
Speaker 4: way that these people benefit while the rest of the
Speaker 4: world suffers is they only do one thing different than
Speaker 4: the average person. They're invested. They're heavily invested in the
Speaker 4: stock markets, in cryptocurrencies. They understand the economy. They know
Speaker 4: what money is and what it Isn't this scenario that
Speaker 4: mystical Pharaoh described as being a scary one about debt,
Speaker 4: Now that's a great thing for some people, because debt
Speaker 4: is money. Money is debt. That's what makes the world
Speaker 4: go round. But all of this concept about what money
Speaker 4: is is about to have a significant change, and it's
Speaker 4: very confusing for me to keep track of it. It's
Speaker 4: even more confusing for me to try to explain to people.
Speaker 4: But the whole concept of work and money has been
Speaker 4: a representation of the way that we describe work and
Speaker 4: energy in physics. Work is the energy is the potential
Speaker 4: for work, and work is the kinetic action. It's so
Speaker 4: hard to explain, but that's all worked into this whole system.
Speaker 4: The reason we run around this damn hamster wheel for
Speaker 4: these pieces of paper. It means nothing, but it's part
Speaker 4: of this energy system, and it's all the way that
Speaker 4: the world works, and it's changing. And because they don't
Speaker 4: need us anymore because of the technology, the technocracy that
Speaker 4: they are now through their little sneaky ways, having us,
Speaker 4: some of us, the lower lumers out in the world
Speaker 4: pushing for palanteer. Come say, let's Gideon, oh please, can
Speaker 4: we have some gideons served up to us on a
Speaker 4: hot steaming plate? Can we? While we're at it, let's
Speaker 4: throw some National Guard troops on the streets in case
Speaker 4: anyone wants to get out there and complain about this
Speaker 4: stuff before it's too late. Oh you know, anyways, I'm
Speaker 4: going on a wild bramp.
Speaker 3: Sorry, go ahead, mystical fire.
Speaker 5: It's interesting you mentioned the National Guards. I was looking
Speaker 5: at that map of Trump detroying national Guards and the
Speaker 5: overlap between it and most of it are really in
Speaker 5: red states circulating that on. My first comment is like.
Speaker 3: Red states with blue city huh yeah.
Speaker 5: On my point as well, there's any dissent against all
Speaker 5: of that is going to be in those red states, right,
Speaker 5: So that's where that's.
Speaker 3: Why you need to It's brilliant, dude. I mean think
Speaker 3: about it, Like, think about if Gavin Newsom really was
Speaker 3: president next time around, he could crack down on rural
Speaker 3: red areas in blue states, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Like they could use their own identity politic against themselves
Speaker 3: while their own voters are clamoring for it to happen
Speaker 3: over the problem reaction solutions stuff. It's insane, dude. This
Speaker 3: is this is James Bond villain level brilliance right here.
Speaker 3: And there is not a fucking thing any of us
Speaker 3: are gonna do to change it. That's the fucked up part.
Speaker 3: Like this is happening, this is coming, This is sitting
Speaker 3: on our face right now. It's not even it doesn't
Speaker 3: even have the massager in the led lights. It's just
Speaker 3: straight up sitting on our face like Jay said that
Speaker 3: one time years ago, Like the mean older brother that's
Speaker 3: pinning you down and farting on your face. That's technocracy,
Speaker 3: that's authoritarianism, that's identity politics. That's mass media cartel. That's
Speaker 3: the reality right now, and it is just amazing to
Speaker 3: watch it function, to watch the feedback loops, the cybernetic
Speaker 3: feedback loops, and say, wow, look what they did today.
Speaker 3: Look at the way they influenced people today. This is bananas.
Speaker 3: We as as a society, excuse me, are clamoring for
Speaker 3: our own destruction. We're sitting here forgetting. I was on
Speaker 3: Mike Ryan's show, Shout Out to Mike Ryan on Monday night,
Speaker 3: I think it was Monday evening, and he asked me
Speaker 3: how to fix this in America? And I told him,
Speaker 3: I said, there's no fixing this. This doesn't roll back,
Speaker 3: this doesn't change. It took generations to get to where
Speaker 3: we are right now. Yeah, that's right. That's the only
Speaker 3: way back. And that's what I told him. I said,
Speaker 3: the only way backwards to a place of sanity. We're
Speaker 3: not going to stop the technocracy, but the only way
Speaker 3: backwards is one that is already in our back pocket.
Speaker 3: It's the Constitution, it's the Bill of Rights, it's constitutionality.
Speaker 3: That is the only way we protect ourselves from technocracy,
Speaker 3: from all this crap. And I said, you know that
Speaker 3: motivation has to be there, and we are not motivated
Speaker 3: to look backwards to our founding principles. We're motivated to
Speaker 3: be outraged by what the dialectic is doing, or we're
Speaker 3: motivated to be excited about what the political dialectic is doing.
Speaker 3: And there's no third choice.
Speaker 5: So that anybody noticed my small headline there, right, it
Speaker 5: goes exactly to the heart of this freedom is much
Speaker 5: larger than immediate pleasure. And that's exactly they got everybody.
Speaker 5: That conditioning of generation we're talking about, is they got
Speaker 5: everybody to be conditioned into this immediate pleasure, right, And
Speaker 5: that's how you give your freedom away, because all what
Speaker 5: you want is just this instantaneous hit. It doesn't matter
Speaker 5: anything in the future, it doesn't matter anything else. I
Speaker 5: just want this hit right now, right. And it can
Speaker 5: come from feeling that rush from like my shitding to
Speaker 5: my teams. It can come from going out on buying
Speaker 5: something right, from what they offer me. Whatever, that that
Speaker 5: dopamine hit we get in this instance, that's what we
Speaker 5: conditioned all of us. And and one of what I've
Speaker 5: been working on this one of the things I've been
Speaker 5: working in this year on is trying to decondition myself
Speaker 5: out of that immediate pleasure ship that they just without knowing.
Speaker 5: Everybody just got into it. We all got addicted to it.
Speaker 5: And unless you start being aware of this, you will
Speaker 5: never break away from it. And it is nothing easy.
Speaker 5: This is like hard shit. It's like addiction, right, and
Speaker 5: you have to to really work so hard to resist
Speaker 5: it and say no, I'm not going for that immediate
Speaker 5: pleasure whatever it.
Speaker 3: Is, right, it's so temporary, especially if it's is especially
Speaker 3: if it's shopping, dude, oh my god, God, like shopping,
Speaker 3: eating out, drinking, uh, drugging, that kind of stuff. It's
Speaker 3: just like it's its own feedback loop, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 5: It is it is, and that's how they rolled everybody
Speaker 5: into that whole death. Were took in a rot because
Speaker 5: that's part of that dopending head, right, So sadly, and
Speaker 5: I'm talking about this from someone coming from a society
Speaker 5: that at some point, you know, Egypt was rich. Egypt
Speaker 5: had the Egyptian pound was it was actually people back
Speaker 5: in the fifties they like dollars, like one Egyptian pound
Speaker 5: was like what like three dollars or something craisy like that, Right,
Speaker 5: The Egyptian pound was stronger than the gold pound, right,
Speaker 5: and and and all of a sudden, all that went away, right,
Speaker 5: and and and and it started happening gradually and then
Speaker 5: coming like twenty ten, like in one day, everybody woke up.
Speaker 5: Everybody was worth half what they.
Speaker 3: Had, right, especially if they owned a home, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And if you have money in the bank, it
Speaker 5: was worth nothing. Right. And this is not to just
Speaker 5: be doom and gloom. It is just to really to
Speaker 5: tell people if you're not if you did not start
Speaker 5: conditioning yourself or paying attention to that, you're going to
Speaker 5: be in a hard awakening, that that this life of
Speaker 5: convenience they weaved you into is just gonna go away.
Speaker 5: And the only way to break away from it is
Speaker 5: to start going inwards, into self reflections, into focusing on
Speaker 5: what really matters, which is ties to other people around you.
Speaker 5: Because in time of hardships, which is common, there is
Speaker 5: just it just inevitable. The only way for you to
Speaker 5: survive and actually come out of it is by going
Speaker 5: inwards and focusing on what's important and life for you,
Speaker 5: which is not that consum much shared. They conditioned us to.
Speaker 4: Be grock, grock.
Speaker 3: Is this true?
Speaker 4: Grock, Grock, Grock.
Speaker 3: Grock, helped me out here. I don't understand. Yeah, our
Speaker 3: our liquidity is no our debt is their liquidity. Right,
Speaker 3: So that's the system we're in right now. Our debt
Speaker 3: is their liquidity. They can take the amount of debt
Speaker 3: that we have as a nation or whatever nation you're in,
Speaker 3: if it's a westernized nation, and and they can make
Speaker 3: bets with it. They can throw it to uh, shady
Speaker 3: intelligence companies. They can throw it to people that make
Speaker 3: fake marketing videos about led light up, massaging boobies, all
Speaker 3: that stuff. Right, Like our debt is their fun money. Uh.
Speaker 3: And this really doesn't even have to change for them.
Speaker 3: This is very simple for those in the one percent.
Speaker 3: As we move into the technocratic phase, Uh, then it
Speaker 3: becomes our tokens are their liquidity, right Like we are
Speaker 3: granted tokens. That's what UBI is. You're granted some tokens.
Speaker 3: And if you're crafty and if you're ahead of the curve,
Speaker 3: may be grant. You may be creating your own tokens. Right.
Speaker 3: You may be mining some bitcoin, you may be I
Speaker 3: don't know, invested in some stuff. There's many way you
Speaker 3: may be. Captain Rumbucket, what's up, dude? Good to see you.
Speaker 3: It's here. That's right, it is here. It's here already, bro,
Speaker 3: it is here. Uh. And it doesn't really change that
Speaker 3: much as we move into the technocratic era, right, Like,
Speaker 3: we're no longer the goose that lays the golden egg.
Speaker 3: They're going to replace the goose with a mechanical goose.
Speaker 3: The mechanical goose will be taxed on its earnings. Those
Speaker 3: taxes will go to your universal basic income. That universal
Speaker 3: basic income will become your new tokens. Your tokens represent
Speaker 3: your value. If you're not a good global citizen, you
Speaker 3: may not be eligible for any tokens. Oh uh, oh,
Speaker 3: what happens then?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: Did you step outside the lines on your social media?
Speaker 3: Did you step outside the lines on your recent live stream?
Speaker 3: Infidel mystical Pharaoh. I can't see that link. It doesn't work.
Speaker 3: But I saw that you sent me a link over
Speaker 3: to you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you just opened it. It was an image
Speaker 5: from an expos that emol Mosque did like a couple
Speaker 5: of days ago. It's an our boiler room discord chat.
Speaker 3: I'll look for it. It says it's unavailable when I
Speaker 3: click on it.
Speaker 5: Okay, let me see if I can tell you.
Speaker 4: Well, I pulled up this tweet because as you were
Speaker 4: saying that, that reminded me of something that happened the
Speaker 4: other day. It was on August twenty sixth, just a
Speaker 4: couple days ago. So somebody I don't follow, of course,
Speaker 4: showed up on my for you tab. We think you're
Speaker 4: gonna love this person, whoever they are, somebody named shipwreck
Speaker 4: I guess, but they were reposting something that Elon Musk
Speaker 4: had posted. And it's that that I would like to
Speaker 4: share with you. Elon Musk was talking to some people.
Speaker 4: He says there will be universal high income and then
Speaker 4: he puts in quotation marks not merely basic income. And
Speaker 4: then he says everyone. He says everyone will have the
Speaker 4: best medical care, food, home, transport, and everything else. Sustainable abundance.
Speaker 4: Is that the tweet that you have?
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is the one I was talking about.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, man, we were on the scene.
Speaker 3: I got it on screen too while you were saying
Speaker 3: it ruggers.
Speaker 4: Get out of here crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Okay. So this person who posted it, when they when
Speaker 4: they posted it, the shipwrecked person said, is it really
Speaker 4: too much to ask? So these people who are like these,
Speaker 4: the people who were like screaming against this type of stuff.
Speaker 4: And if it was a democrat, if we were under
Speaker 4: any other administration right now, this ship would not fly,
Speaker 4: is all I'm saying. Like, but the people are begging
Speaker 4: for it, they're asking for it. Like go back a
Speaker 4: few years ago, do you think people online were saying, Oh,
Speaker 4: I think that it's a good idea to be doing
Speaker 4: what we're seeing China doing and move towards this, this
Speaker 4: idea of like central bank digital currencies and stuff like. No,
Speaker 4: we all said no against that, with like it's bad
Speaker 4: that trying to spying on everybody, and they're they're moving
Speaker 4: swiftly to pre crime that would never happen in America. Hello,
Speaker 4: you know, Palenteer go Palaeer is just getting crazy. It's
Speaker 4: getting crazy. But I don't understand how somebody like Elon Musk,
Speaker 4: who's the world's richest person, can be sitting here talking
Speaker 4: about how everyone is going to be on the same level.
Speaker 4: That is not going to happen. He is he is
Speaker 4: smoking crack. He has moved from the horse tranquilizers and
Speaker 4: the diet coke straight to smoking crack. Either that or
Speaker 4: you are smoking crack. If you honestly think that we're
Speaker 4: all going to get the same treatment, all the best
Speaker 4: medical treatment, all the money in the world. We'll all
Speaker 4: have the same things. We'll all have five teslas if
Speaker 4: we want. How does this work. It's not gonna work.
Speaker 4: It's bullshit. It's fake utopia, hopium, and everybody's tripping.
Speaker 3: Like what John said, with my social credit score, I
Speaker 3: already owe them. That's why we called the boiler Room
Speaker 3: the social rejects Club. My friend, remember that scene from
Speaker 3: the movie Falling Down with Michael Douglas where there's the
Speaker 3: guy out in front of the bank with the sign
Speaker 3: that says I'm not financially viable because he couldn't get
Speaker 3: alone because he was not financially viable. Well, you may
Speaker 3: not be socially viable in the new world. So welcome
Speaker 3: to the new world. It's a very different one. No, no, no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely.
Speaker 3: Awake Jake, what's up, Jake? Data is the new dollars? Now,
Speaker 3: that's right that So you know, there's been some and
Speaker 3: I myself have been involved in this because we're trying
Speaker 3: to figure out who's the goose that lays the golden egg.
Speaker 3: Where is the fucking golden egg? In the new world. Okay,
Speaker 3: we know it was on the backs of laborers, right,
Speaker 3: and on the backs of intellectuals in the old world.
Speaker 3: Where is it in the new world? Because, as if
Speaker 3: you've been watching us, you saw us talk about that
Speaker 3: Microsoft article where they gave you forty jobs, forty careers
Speaker 3: that are relatively safe, and forty careers that are not
Speaker 3: in the coming months or years. Well, you are still
Speaker 3: the goose that lays the golden egg. I can finally
Speaker 3: say this. Okay, you, my friend, are still the goose
Speaker 3: that lays the golden egg. But your golden egg is
Speaker 3: no longer your labor, your intellect, the sweat of your brow, right,
Speaker 3: it's your fucking data. It's what kind of porno you watch,
Speaker 3: or if you're a weirdo that doesn't watch pornoh, it's
Speaker 3: all that kind of stuff. It's what are you gonna
Speaker 3: buy next? What are you shopping for? We know you
Speaker 3: want that oxytocin hit and you don't get it from
Speaker 3: an ATA boy at work anymore. All you get is
Speaker 3: Donald Trump on X or Gavin Newsome on X telling
Speaker 3: you what your big win is and what your big
Speaker 3: loss is, and what you're big fear should be.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, you.
Speaker 3: Should fear a transsexual shooter in your child's school. Perhaps,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what you should fear your daughter dancing
Speaker 3: on a pole with led lights in her fake tits? Perhaps?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Oh my god. I'm so scared. I'm
Speaker 3: so scared. Ruckus, I'm scared. What do we do? What
Speaker 3: are we gonna do? Let's let the authoritarians and technocrats
Speaker 3: tell us what to do. Let's give them our data.
Speaker 3: Because I'm still the goose. I have the golden egg.
Speaker 3: It's not the sweat of my brow. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: it's simply my data. It's simply what I might buy next.
Speaker 3: It's simply what I might want to hump next. Fuck me,
Speaker 3: what a mess, dude, what absolute mess?
Speaker 5: Well, not that bad, well so so so. Number one,
Speaker 5: This is put on right, it is you are the
Speaker 5: one who's laying the golden egg, and it is your data. Right.
Speaker 5: But that's still we are still in a stage. We
Speaker 5: are in control stuff, right because you can choose to
Speaker 5: opt out of being given them the full control over
Speaker 5: you and the data. Right because that system is still
Speaker 5: being built. Right. I think they put the infrastructure and
Speaker 5: the foundation, and right now is about filling in that right,
Speaker 5: And it's not going to be in a year. It's
Speaker 5: going to take a few years. Right. So remember Lost,
Speaker 5: like a couple of episodes ago when we took about AI, right,
Speaker 5: and we're saying that we have few companies in the world. Right,
Speaker 5: is trying to push that technology right into a certain direction, right,
Speaker 5: and and trying to push that narrative and market that
Speaker 5: narrative in a way to get you into buying into
Speaker 5: that narrative to keep giving them your data the way
Speaker 5: they want you to give it, right, because they have
Speaker 5: to get your you and your buying right. And that's
Speaker 5: where you have to take that conscious decision right now,
Speaker 5: how do you want the future to be? Right? Do
Speaker 5: you still want to be involved in this immediate pleasure? Right?
Speaker 5: Why are they're giving them your data and setting out
Speaker 5: your freedom? So the couple of years down the road
Speaker 5: from now, right, you find yourself sitting there just tied
Speaker 5: to whatever the health system they create, right, because you
Speaker 5: choose now, in the day we're in right now, to
Speaker 5: be involved in it. Right, So you better what the
Speaker 5: fuck up? Before one day you would be completely out
Speaker 5: of control.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Man, it's bad. It's bad. It's especially bad for
Speaker 3: young people. It's especially bad for kids, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Like some of us, if you're forty six
Speaker 3: or above, grew up without Internet. We did weird things
Speaker 3: like ride skateboards, go to concerts, drive around cities, lost,
Speaker 3: you know, shoulder tap for beer. Stuff that you know,
Speaker 3: you kids don't do these days, and that's just all gone.
Speaker 3: Like we we're the Generation X is the dying breed
Speaker 3: right now when it comes to this, and luckily we
Speaker 3: have the the you know, the positive to that is
Speaker 3: Generation X and Boomer gen if they're paying attention, have
Speaker 3: had the opportunity to witness all this change and to
Speaker 3: know that there's a lot of stuff going on in
Speaker 3: the innerwebs right now that is reaction based, which may
Speaker 3: seem a little bit ironic because Boilroom is sort of
Speaker 3: a reaction based show to current events, and a lot
Speaker 3: of that is video footage that we gather, articles, video
Speaker 3: media that we gather right that we consume and then
Speaker 3: analyze right here. But now it's like reality is being
Speaker 3: curated through that stuff. And that's why I find it
Speaker 3: interesting to sort of be the social rejects club and
Speaker 3: be here in the Boiler Room and be among the
Speaker 3: people who were a decade ahead in criticizing technocracy, authoritarianism, imperialism, globalism,
Speaker 3: all the isms, all the isms that are now that
Speaker 3: wicked older brother sitting on our faces, farting and laughing
Speaker 3: at us. As you know, we sort of have to
Speaker 3: play their game right just to make it through the day.
Speaker 3: So you know that, like, for example, Nick Fuenttes right
Speaker 3: now so fucking popular. I cannot believe how many people
Speaker 3: have been sending me Nick Fuentees videos and it's like, okay,
Speaker 3: but he was sitting right there, Dick writing Kanye all
Speaker 3: the way into Alex Jones's stud on his opening day
Speaker 3: back to X and now he's going around and going
Speaker 3: for all the low hanging racial fruit. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: social commentary. It may feel timely, but it's late. It's
Speaker 3: late in the game. It's fucking late. I don't know
Speaker 3: what else to say about it. Uh, And it's popular
Speaker 3: now all of a sudden, it's popular, and it's just
Speaker 3: it's just bizarre. It's so strange to me that this
Speaker 3: is where we're at. Like we here in the boiler room,
Speaker 3: we're sitting there through Alt Right, we were sitting there
Speaker 3: through Trump one point zero. We were sitting there through COVID.
Speaker 3: We were sitting there through you know, the stabby's and
Speaker 3: the vaccines and the jabbies, and now it's all political.
Speaker 3: It's all political, it's all acceptable political talk. We've lost
Speaker 3: friends over it, we've lost family over it, we've lost
Speaker 3: business opportunities over it. We've been ostracized from society over it.
Speaker 3: And now people who have questionable backgrounds are sitting there going,
Speaker 3: you're a Fed. No, you're a Fed. No, You're a Fed. No,
Speaker 3: You're a fed. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Like you guys should all be in the realm of
Speaker 3: maybe a FED or something like that. You guys are
Speaker 3: all insanely not shadow band like we have been for
Speaker 3: a decade for stuff like since the we were among
Speaker 3: the first to be shadow band. Look it up. Matt
Speaker 3: Tayebi said it himself Sunday Wire with Patrick Henningson, which
Speaker 3: is hosted right here on Alternate Current Radio, guest hosted
Speaker 3: by myself and this guy over here a lot of
Speaker 3: times co hosted by myself and this guy over here,
Speaker 3: a lot of times produced by myself for a decade.
Speaker 3: Now on that list, look it up Twitter files. One
Speaker 3: point zero twenty first century Wire. We couldn't have a
Speaker 3: closer Ally, we couldn't have a closer colleague, We couldn't
Speaker 3: be more connected to another outlet than twenty first century Wire. Man,
Speaker 3: It's frustrating. The whole thing is frustrating, but at the
Speaker 3: same time, like I'm enjoying it at this point, I
Speaker 3: am fully enjoying it. Whoever manages those visibility filters and
Speaker 3: shadow bands. Thanks, thanks for the shout outs. Atlantic Council. Thanks,
Speaker 3: thanks for the shout outs. Kate Starbird at whatever fucking
Speaker 3: university you worked at. Thanks for the shout outs. You've
Speaker 3: affected us negatively in great ways financially, metrics wise. I
Speaker 3: could go on, why do you not do that to
Speaker 3: some of these other people? How is it that Candice
Speaker 3: O Wins is like in the top five podcasts in
Speaker 3: the nation all of a sudden, I agree with a
Speaker 3: lot of things she's saying. I'm not making a commentary here,
Speaker 3: but like the whole like Puenttes versus Candace versus Rogan
Speaker 3: versus fucking whoever, I just don't have time for it anymore.
Speaker 3: I don't. I mean, I appreciate some of the big
Speaker 3: podcasts pushing this stuff, out there. But at the same time,
Speaker 3: it's like, where were you a decade ago when we
Speaker 3: had comment on the show? Or you know, all these
Speaker 3: different people like why why has that not been lifted?
Speaker 3: Why are all these other people allowed to talk about
Speaker 3: this stuff and we're not. I just don't understand.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll tell you why, because right now, you have
Speaker 5: to look at it in the bigger picture. Right with
Speaker 5: all that what we're saying, the alignment we're saying right now,
Speaker 5: they have to give you some sense of something is changing, right,
Speaker 5: but it's some kind of shift, right, because they have
Speaker 5: to keep you pacified right while they are doing some
Speaker 5: of the big moves. Right. So this is what they
Speaker 5: are trying to do right now, is using these guys
Speaker 5: as a way to pacify you. That's why they are
Speaker 5: allowed to speak, right. It's a relief for these people
Speaker 5: are just going to sit there because none of them
Speaker 5: offer solutions right right. None of them say you have
Speaker 5: to unplug from the system. Right. None of them say,
Speaker 5: you know what, be's a rival and raise your kids
Speaker 5: the way that you want the future to be. Right,
Speaker 5: Unplug your kids and raise them the way you want
Speaker 5: the future to be, raise them as human beings, right,
Speaker 5: So that's why they are allowed to speak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think it goes back to what I
Speaker 3: was saying earlier also too, you know, and I've said
Speaker 3: many times since the whole wint As Kanye Milo Jones
Speaker 3: experience on X, We're in a new era now. Something
Speaker 3: has changed greatly and it has to do with the
Speaker 3: Overton window. And I think they are fostering I think
Speaker 3: they quote unquote the culture creators are fostering an environment
Speaker 3: where there is this new found new found freedom. I'm
Speaker 3: using lots of radio air quotes. For those of you
Speaker 3: just listening here, you can hear me slowing down for
Speaker 3: the air quote freedoms online to further radicalize people. Right,
Speaker 3: It's like, Okay, there's anti zionists, anti political zionists out there,
Speaker 3: let's let them speak and it will. We will let
Speaker 3: it happen on X and it will be the center,
Speaker 3: like the nexus of the narrative that we create around
Speaker 3: that to clamp down on it. That's what it feels
Speaker 3: like is going on here. Maybe maybe it's all organic
Speaker 3: and I'm just you know, dumb or paranoid, but it
Speaker 3: doesn't feel that way, not to me.
Speaker 5: No, it's just not you know nothing nothing this way sadly, Yeah,
Speaker 5: these guys, it's almost right.
Speaker 3: And it's not for our benefit. That's the main takeaway
Speaker 3: here in the theme is it's not for Ruckus, it's
Speaker 3: not for Pharaoh, it's not for me, it's not for you.
Speaker 3: It's for them. And what it is is exactly what
Speaker 3: we've been talking about, the consolidation of resources, the consolidation
Speaker 3: of finances, the consolidation of energy and power, the globalization
Speaker 3: of that, the federalization of that. And it has nothing
Speaker 3: to do with any of us other than that they
Speaker 3: have figured out, they radio quotes again, have figured out
Speaker 3: how to keep us being the goose that laid the
Speaker 3: golden egg and make us totally disposable and make us
Speaker 3: completely subject to social credit scores.
Speaker 4: But why my bother, these people think that they're going
Speaker 4: to live forever, right, maybe they will, Why do they
Speaker 4: even need us around? I don't. It makes no sense
Speaker 4: to me. None of this makes any sense to me
Speaker 4: anymore unless there's really something going on that we're really
Speaker 4: really not privy to. I mean, it could be something
Speaker 4: really out there. They could be like, well, shit, we
Speaker 4: know that the entire universe is going to collapse. In
Speaker 4: on itself in approximately three hundred and fifty five days.
Speaker 3: It would be a pole reversal already. Yeah, who knows, Uh,
Speaker 3: there'll be a little meteorite that's going to land or
Speaker 3: a pole reversal or yeah, who knows.
Speaker 4: Like there's so many Okay, listen the stargate thing right
Speaker 4: where they're like they that was that's the new project
Speaker 4: Warp speed rights. They did this, this Project Stargate. We're
Speaker 4: going to inject all these ungodly I already forgot the
Speaker 4: insanely high number of billions of dollars billion each. Oh Jesus,
Speaker 4: I can't even do the math in my head about
Speaker 4: any of this stuff.
Speaker 3: So if we're getting three, if we get three billionaires
Speaker 3: to each contribute six billion, six hundred billion each, it'll
Speaker 3: be sixty six six hundred billion.
Speaker 4: Wonderful. Isn't that fun to think about? But the thing
Speaker 4: is like, but allegedly that's also that we can invest
Speaker 4: here on the home soil, so we can beat China
Speaker 4: with this AI thing. So we've got to build these
Speaker 4: data centers, and we got to get the robots out
Speaker 4: there and all the things. And you pretend and you
Speaker 4: think that this needs money, right, in the midst of
Speaker 4: all that. Not long after that, China, by the way,
Speaker 4: came out and said, are you sure about that. Here's
Speaker 4: a little thing called deep Seek that's free, by the way,
Speaker 4: and it didn't cost us hardly anything to train it.
Speaker 4: Weird it It seems to be smarter than your AI.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, So where is all this money going?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: Like I think I didn't. I'm like, how come I
Speaker 4: didn't realize this right out of the gate, that this
Speaker 4: is just a giant black hole for them to throw
Speaker 4: money into for god only knows what. And I'm like,
Speaker 4: this money is not going to AI. I'm sure some
Speaker 4: of it's going to some of that, but what's the
Speaker 4: bigger picture? What are they really doing with this? If
Speaker 4: they truly are disinvested into warp speeding the AI so
Speaker 4: quickly and we all understand this by now, I hope
Speaker 4: you understand this. I hope, I hope beyond hope you
Speaker 4: understand this that the AI advancement is not for my benefit,
Speaker 4: not for Hasher's, not for Pharaoh's, not for your benefit.
Speaker 4: It's for their individual benefit. What's the number one thing
Speaker 4: that they ultimately are always seeking to achieve? What could
Speaker 4: the super smart problems solving AI that's capable of creating
Speaker 4: codes and ortality. I think you're onto something. I really
Speaker 4: think that the reason that they did all this is
Speaker 4: so that they could hurry the f up and become immortal.
Speaker 4: And because like, why the hell would you call this
Speaker 4: thing project Stargate? That they name these things or did
Speaker 4: they call it project whatever? They called it, right, but
Speaker 4: it is Stargate. But they name these things these things
Speaker 4: on purpose. So you know, when you look at the
Speaker 4: warp speed, that seems that's a little self explanatory. But
Speaker 4: in this case, what the hell does stargate and stargating
Speaker 4: have anything to do with AI? No, that's more like
Speaker 4: crossing into a new dimension, into other beings, all sorts
Speaker 4: of weird esoteric shit that has nothing to do with AI,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean? So like, what are they
Speaker 4: really doing? And then I thought for a second, hasher
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna lie. Are they just taking all this
Speaker 4: money and there this is the final nail in the
Speaker 4: coffin for the Project Bluebeam and they're ready to just
Speaker 4: bring us the aliens already?
Speaker 3: Well, you know me, I think that's what the Agenda
Speaker 3: twenty thirty reveal is gonna be it's gonna be Blue
Speaker 3: Beam esque probably, you know. That's that's my that's my
Speaker 3: assumption is if blue Beam is gonna happen, it's gonna
Speaker 3: happen in about four years. But someone mentioned I remember
Speaker 3: who it was, but earlier in the chat someone mentioned
Speaker 3: EMP poles right like when we were talking about the
Speaker 3: new way. I think the EMP pulse and the nuclear
Speaker 3: war are off the table because they can't have their
Speaker 3: technocracy if the if the fiber optic cables don't work,
Speaker 3: you gotta have Yeah, I mean that that hurts the
Speaker 3: technocrat too much to pop an e m P. Unless
Speaker 3: it's nationally localized and it's part of a like cyber
Speaker 3: polygon plan, then yeah, then I could see that happening.
Speaker 3: So I wouldn't take it off of the chessboard altogether.
Speaker 3: But for the most part, like a country or a
Speaker 3: block of countries may get hit with something like that,
Speaker 3: and you know media, there's media bear. An e MP
Speaker 3: would be freaking awesome. What's up, media bear, Let's do it.
Speaker 3: Fuck it, let's do it. I agree, Yes, okay, So
Speaker 3: an e m P would be awesome because only US
Speaker 3: media bears and political animals might survive.
Speaker 4: So you know, there is an awso that I guess
Speaker 4: the other way around. I just recently did a little
Speaker 4: digging into this and I was like, well, shit, apparently
Speaker 4: if it's all to be believed, then I do believe it. Initially. Anyways,
Speaker 4: they're prepared for that, the military, they're not stupid. They're
Speaker 4: ready for this. A lot of things that would be
Speaker 4: a big problem in case of a massive, huge emp
Speaker 4: everything's been hardened against that. And it's really not going
Speaker 4: to do half of the things that we've been led
Speaker 4: to believe that it will. But they will have a
Speaker 4: significant effect on us, the little plubs Again, I mean,
Speaker 4: if they did something like that, it's only going to
Speaker 4: hurt us. It's not going to slow anything down in
Speaker 4: the government, the military, none of that shit. Everything's going
Speaker 4: to be fine. The communications are still going to be good.
Speaker 4: Plus all of the technogratic grids surveillance system shit that
Speaker 4: they've been laying down is probably already hardened against that
Speaker 4: type of attack. And I imagine it's also the case
Speaker 4: in other countries such as China and whatnot.
Speaker 5: China you think, you know, to create chaos, like mass chaos, yeah, which.
Speaker 4: It's easy for them to flick a switch and then say, well,
Speaker 4: ship that happened because alien drones from China turned off.
Speaker 4: They blew up an e m P. We gotta go
Speaker 4: get them boys, We've got to go to It was Venezuela.
Speaker 4: It's time to bring Venezuela.
Speaker 3: That will be the new Promised land.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: It's like that movie The Some not what's her name?
Speaker 5: What's the know? The actor and the pretty woman.
Speaker 3: Oh, Julie Roberts.
Speaker 5: Really the mob of Jimmy Roberts and her husband going
Speaker 5: in a vacation home. Oh, black events happened.
Speaker 3: That's the Obama movie, right, Obama movie?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Yeah, that's that kind of ship.
Speaker 4: It's behind.
Speaker 3: It's called uh, it's called wait what is it called?
Speaker 3: I almost fucked that up?
Speaker 4: Isn't that it Leave the World Behind?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Leave the world behind? There you go?
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's in a name on that one?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 4: And why would a stargate leave the world behind?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 4: Shit?
Speaker 3: And why would a former president like be involved in
Speaker 3: a movie about that? I mean that movie? Okay, So
Speaker 3: if you haven't seen Leave the World Behind, don't. It's
Speaker 3: a crappy movie. First off, most importantly, don't waste your
Speaker 3: time I will spoil it for you right now. The
Speaker 3: main takeaway in Leave the World Behind, which is produced
Speaker 3: by the Barack and Michelle Obama production company, who have
Speaker 3: a multi hundreds of thousands of dollars deal with Netflix. Man,
Speaker 3: I thought Netflix was going to be so cool back
Speaker 3: in twenty fourteen or so. Oh my god, I was
Speaker 3: such a Netflix advocate in twenty fourteen. I was like, Yes,
Speaker 3: these guys are going to come along and destroy mainstream media.
Speaker 3: It's going to be amazing. Well, now longer, it is
Speaker 3: no longer that. Anyways, the movie. The takeaway for me
Speaker 3: from the movie was this, it is possible at any
Speaker 3: moment for an EMP style World economic Forum style cyber
Speaker 3: polygon event to take place, and that your own government
Speaker 3: would benefit from it and maybe have even been involved
Speaker 3: in it, but you'll never know. And what they will
Speaker 3: do is they will drop propaganda flyers in neighboring towns
Speaker 3: telling you, depending on what town you live, oh, we're
Speaker 3: our nations under attack. And it was right wing extremists
Speaker 3: in one town. In another town, our nations under attack.
Speaker 3: And it was North Korea in another town, our nations
Speaker 3: under attack, and it was fill in the blank. And
Speaker 3: the takeaway from the government insider in the movie was
Speaker 3: we'll never know. We can't know, We'll never know. We
Speaker 3: have no internet at the moment. Every other town is
Speaker 3: being told this, that and the other. So those people
Speaker 3: are all being radicalized against a different group, right, and
Speaker 3: it may or may not have been the government. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: I mean, it is a If you're interested in propaganda
Speaker 3: and you're able to completely separate yourself from what you're watching,
Speaker 3: it's worth watching in that sense as an analysis as
Speaker 3: to why a former president would be involved in something
Speaker 3: like that. And by the way, who was it? Someone
Speaker 3: in our discord chat. We have a discord chat. This
Speaker 3: is not a paid advertisement. Wanted to know what kind
Speaker 3: of IPA I was drinking. It's a Voodoo Range Juice
Speaker 3: Force IPA and it's the fucking bomb. And I don't
Speaker 3: drink beer. I have not drinken been a beer drinker
Speaker 3: in like fifteen years. And this stuff is fucking great.
Speaker 3: Big big ups to Grunt of the boiler room because
Speaker 3: I think he bought me my first Ranger Juice Force.
Speaker 3: So there you go. I made a big fuck up
Speaker 3: in the chat and I was like, what a fool?
Speaker 3: And I was talking about Mike Batton because he's a
Speaker 3: total Covidian scaredy cat, even though I love his music.
Speaker 3: But I replied to the wrong one, plied to mad
Speaker 3: MANK who was asking what I was simply asking what
Speaker 3: I was drinking. And I'm like, what a fool. So anyway,
Speaker 3: there you go.
Speaker 4: And that's juice, right jay U.
Speaker 3: I see that's right, I'm drinking juice.
Speaker 4: Gotta be careful.
Speaker 3: Juice. All right. I got some links from you guys
Speaker 3: here in my backup chat. Are you guys watching the this?
Speaker 3: I doubt anyone from streamyard is watching this, but if
Speaker 3: there was, there's a bug in the system where people
Speaker 3: that comment on X get stuck at the bottom of
Speaker 3: our comments.
Speaker 4: Threats from the future. Did you notice the time stamp?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the time stamps are all wacky and like everything
Speaker 3: new that's coming in on YouTube and rumble is like
Speaker 3: stacked on top of our commentor on X. And I'm
Speaker 3: happy to see we have a commenter on X. What
Speaker 3: is going on? Seeker Janey with the great comments cyber
Speaker 3: poly Panopticon. There you go, Yeah, exactly, And it's the
Speaker 3: WWE shit Jim Brewer talks about, right, Yeah, and it's
Speaker 3: also the stuff George Carlin used to talk about. You know,
Speaker 3: it's a big club and you're not in it. That's
Speaker 3: exactly what we're talking about when we're talking about the
Speaker 3: goose that lays the Golden egg and all of that stuff.
Speaker 3: So also seeing people saying and they got late notifications
Speaker 3: for the show, so sorry if that happened. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be a lot easier very soon here because what I
Speaker 3: mentioned in the beginning of the show you may have missed.
Speaker 3: We're going to be moving our podcast, our primary podcasting platform,
Speaker 3: to Podbean thanks to the support of some of you
Speaker 3: out there. Big shout out to b Mac and Eileen
Speaker 3: and Creative Accidents and a few others that I'll mention
Speaker 3: next week in a complete list. But we're looking forward
Speaker 3: to moving and getting our audio player back embedded on
Speaker 3: our website and all that stuff. We're gonna have a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of new options being on Podbean. We're going
Speaker 3: to be going out to I don't know all of
Speaker 3: the other distros, so you'll be able to find Boiler Room,
Speaker 3: and you still can by the way, at iHeartRadio, at
Speaker 3: Amazon Podcasts, on Apple, Apple Podcasts, what else. There's some
Speaker 3: like Indian ones like Deezer or Dozer. I don't even
Speaker 3: know what the hell that is. But there's a whole bunch.
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Speaker 3: go check it out. It's looking really good. We've got
Speaker 3: some great changes coming up. Ruckas was telling Spoor and
Speaker 3: I about his his aspirations for our mobile. Uh, I
Speaker 3: don't know you I, and it's gonna be super cool.
Speaker 4: So yeah, very much in the aspiration uh phase right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're in the planning phase right now. So we've
Speaker 3: got things cooking in the background. And thanks to everybody
Speaker 3: that supported us so far. Let's see I saw Jerry
Speaker 3: up in there. It's great to see you, Jerry. What's
Speaker 3: going on on?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: And I don't know who this comment referred to, but
Speaker 3: I am with it. F them all. Okay, Uh, let's
Speaker 3: see here. So we've done Oh okay.
Speaker 4: So could do the AI challenge?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah yeah, Actually, let me go to that
Speaker 3: next related I think we should have a quick musical
Speaker 3: interlude because mystical Pharaoh was concerned that we were putting
Speaker 3: out too much doom and gloom earlier. So in true
Speaker 3: boiler room fashion, here's some third Eagle for a moment.
Speaker 4: Doom in Gloom coming soon.
Speaker 3: Listen to thirty Eagles to.
Speaker 4: Doom and Gloom.
Speaker 7: God is telling us the end is coming soon, very soon.
Speaker 7: You'll see signs up in the sun and stars and
Speaker 7: doom in glue very soon. Rapture comes at night, or doom, doom.
Speaker 3: And gloom very soon. If you're ready, you won't meet
Speaker 3: the bride and groom.
Speaker 4: Don't be dumb.
Speaker 7: Rapture comes long before the seventh drum.
Speaker 3: Don't be dumb. It will be as in the days
Speaker 3: of Noah's flood.
Speaker 7: Raptor comes a lot of Noah did not have to
Speaker 7: shed their blood.
Speaker 5: Don't be dumb.
Speaker 4: Raptor comes.
Speaker 3: Wow. That seems deeper to me today than it has
Speaker 3: in the past. You guys, But hey, there you go, Hope,
Speaker 3: I didn't break any copyright. There go follow h third
Speaker 3: Eagle books. I guess if you're in his musical stylings.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you're you're safe, hesher. The new thing apparently
Speaker 4: that YouTube likes to do is they'll take your video
Speaker 4: after you've produced it live and or uploaded it to
Speaker 4: your stream, and then they will conveniently without your permission
Speaker 4: or you asking it to slightly change some things, cleaning
Speaker 4: up a little bit using AI. This is a new
Speaker 4: phenomenon that's going on. It's the craziest shit.
Speaker 3: I can't hear you, cool man. As long as we're
Speaker 3: trending with the kids, you know, I'm I'm good with that.
Speaker 3: Send some some love to third Eagle there. Doom and gloom,
Speaker 3: doom and gloom, my friends, when you really peel back
Speaker 3: all the identity politics, that's what you got. Uh, But
Speaker 3: you know what, it doesn't have to be doom and gloom.
Speaker 3: Don't choke on the black pills, you know I because
Speaker 3: this is great fun. This is great fucking fun. Am
Speaker 3: I wrong? Or am I right?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 3: M RNA in Mosquitoes, m RNA in your pork, Doom
Speaker 3: and gloom on the boiler room. Holy cow, you got
Speaker 3: all kind of options. We uh, we just love it.
Speaker 3: What is what's going on with first Lady Malania Trump? Here? Ruckus?
Speaker 3: Let's uh, let's.
Speaker 4: There's a video you can play.
Speaker 3: All right, let's do it? Is it gonna be doing
Speaker 3: there bloom. I need some more doing gloom.
Speaker 4: The first question I have for everybody before you even
Speaker 4: click play, just read what she's saying here at the
Speaker 4: very top, she says something about having to do with
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence. So, without even looking at the video, flip
Speaker 4: a coin, do you think what you're about to see
Speaker 4: is the real Millennia or an AI deep fake Milania?
Speaker 3: Which is the same question we've been asking about Michelle
Speaker 3: Obama and her podcast BTW. Are you ready? Are you
Speaker 3: ready for an AI Challenge? Because first Lady Malania Trump
Speaker 3: has one for you. Let's watch. This is my first viewing.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get my initial reaction, Pharaoh. Have you seen
Speaker 3: this already?
Speaker 5: I have not.
Speaker 3: All right, you're gonna get two initial reactions here. Let's
Speaker 3: take a look.
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Speaker 3: Good luck AI dot gov.
Speaker 4: Huh cash prizes for the kindergarteners.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, man, So was that first question? Will
Speaker 3: the real Milania Trump please stand up? Please stand up?
Speaker 3: Was that even hers? It's a commercial about AI? I mean,
Speaker 3: what do you think, Pharaoh? I mean, obviously it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter if it's her or not, because she signed it
Speaker 3: and it's got the presidential seal on it. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And again, like, I think the AI vide generation has
Speaker 5: given pretty good right now. Honestly, it can be.
Speaker 4: She used AI to do her audio book, and she
Speaker 4: admitted that in that video.
Speaker 3: Dude, are you guys following Bigfoot? And YETI I mean
Speaker 3: Bigfoot and yetti on the reels and shorts is fucking amazing.
Speaker 3: It's insane. Like I'm like Slop, Dude, it is Ai Slop,
Speaker 3: and Ai Slop is like got my attention. So that
Speaker 3: means that like something is happening in the background here,
Speaker 3: Like I don't miss Bigfoot and Yetti. They hang out
Speaker 3: with Downzy, they pick up chicks, they do booger sugar,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. Like it's it's all so
Speaker 3: Beavis and butt head base level, which speaks to me.
Speaker 3: And at the same time, it's like, Wow, we're we're
Speaker 3: really gonna go here. I mean that's sort of my view.
Speaker 1: And and I do.
Speaker 3: I do Bigfoot and Yetti, and I do Void Stomper.
Speaker 3: Like if you're into horror and you're into metal, and
Speaker 3: you're into politics and culture, like Void Stomper is is
Speaker 3: fucking insane. It's insane. It will scar you. You will
Speaker 3: see things on Void Stomper's channel. Shout out to Void Stomper.
Speaker 3: I've linked him on shows before, and he's come out
Speaker 3: like he's come out in in person irl on some
Speaker 3: of his videos and talked about like his meteoric rise
Speaker 3: and then his shadow banning, so like he's experiencing some
Speaker 3: of this shadow banning right now. And you know he's
Speaker 3: one of those characters that has had like they approach
Speaker 3: escape velocity and then all of a sudden, there they're
Speaker 3: shut down, you know what I mean, Like we're just
Speaker 3: shut down from birth. And this is one of those
Speaker 3: accounts that just like you know, very simply got himself
Speaker 3: a subscription to like one of those video generation things
Speaker 3: and is really good at prompting one of those video creators,
Speaker 3: and has you know, reached a certain level. He posts
Speaker 3: every day and he's reached a certain level, and all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, he's like, Okay, what the fuck what's
Speaker 3: going on here? You know? Is it because I show
Speaker 3: Mark Zuckerberg turned into a robot? Is it because I
Speaker 3: I show Elon Musk and Donald Trump like twerking? Like
Speaker 3: why am I being fucking shadow band? Like everybody else
Speaker 3: is allowed to put all this weird political stuff out.
Speaker 3: I got another example myself coming up a little bit later.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, man, this this is groundbreaking. I
Speaker 3: don't know if people realize like.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 3: If something like that has my attention every day, it
Speaker 3: means something in media.
Speaker 5: I guess, well, I'm glad that's your attention.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, I don't know if I should
Speaker 3: be glad about it quite frankly, like you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Like I see what you're saying, and I
Speaker 3: here saying it, but it's like, wait a minute, I
Speaker 3: can't not do it. So this is a problem. I'm
Speaker 3: I'm someone like many of you out there who recognize
Speaker 3: marketing and recognize is the snowball effect of social media,
Speaker 3: and I still can't look away.
Speaker 4: What's weird to me about that stuff? With the licensed
Speaker 4: characters like the Stormtrooper blog, right, the Stormtrooper one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that the Stormtrooper vlog. That one is another great example,
Speaker 3: Like a lot of people are on that one every day.
Speaker 3: Like I could see myself being sucked into that, and
Speaker 3: I've seen it enough to know like this is, you know,
Speaker 3: pretty high quality as far as something that you've generated
Speaker 3: with an idea, with a text prompt.
Speaker 4: And I think they're all using the same thing. It's
Speaker 4: all Google view. But that's neither here nor there, except
Speaker 4: it's really easy to do from what I understand. So
Speaker 4: these people who are producing this content consistently, they're not
Speaker 4: really working hard and they're making enough and killing and
Speaker 4: that's the that's the new Yeah, that's that's the new thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, like because we've been. We've been struggling content
Speaker 4: creators since we were birthed, as you so eloquently put
Speaker 4: it right as surely, like we've always just been in
Speaker 4: it for the It's more about the information and what's important.
Speaker 4: And we belong to this community, the camaraderie together, the
Speaker 4: social rejects. But people now, I mean, they really want
Speaker 4: to encourage people to become content creators. But now the
Speaker 4: tools have changed. You're not sitting there creating. I mean,
Speaker 4: could you imagine what it would have got, how much
Speaker 4: work you would have to put into creating something like
Speaker 4: the Stormtrooper vlog. Do one episode, It probably took you
Speaker 4: like months to produce or whatever. But then as soon
Speaker 4: as it's uploaded, you're canceled because that's a licensed product.
Speaker 4: And now we're assuing you and we're taking you to court, Like,
Speaker 4: how come that's not a thing? Now, how come it's
Speaker 4: okay for anybody on the planet to just take these
Speaker 4: licensed characters? Have AI, the artificial intelligence, create the shit,
Speaker 4: and then you, the human being, make all the money.
Speaker 4: None of this makes any sense, does it? George Lucas
Speaker 4: isn't knocking on this guy's door demanding his cut or
Speaker 4: are on Google's door, demanding a cut from them since
Speaker 4: it was their language learning model that produced this content
Speaker 4: and ripped it off his copyrighted material.
Speaker 3: Interesting, It's like, let me for you, younger people than us,
Speaker 3: let me take you back. Ruckus is going to remember
Speaker 3: all this. Many of you are going to remember this.
Speaker 3: But there was a company, there still is a company
Speaker 3: called Napster and they came along in the late nineties
Speaker 3: early two thousands, and you could go to their website
Speaker 3: and you could download a file, right, you could download
Speaker 3: an MP three. And you know who got really upset
Speaker 3: about this was Metallica. Which member of Metallica, Ruckus, do
Speaker 3: you remember who was the most vocal?
Speaker 4: Oh Jesus Christ. But I thought it was the lead guy,
Speaker 4: wasn't it.
Speaker 3: No, Well, it's the lead guy, but the lead guy
Speaker 3: does not actually stand at the front with a microphone.
Speaker 4: Okay, so the guitarist and I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, No, it was the drummer.
Speaker 4: It was Lars Oh Jesus Christ. Oh oh okay, oh
Speaker 4: yes it was, wasn't it?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Go on, yeah, Lars Ulrich of Metallica. This was so
Speaker 3: interesting to me at the time because I was one
Speaker 3: of those kids that was you know, sitting literally sitting
Speaker 3: in the computer lab at my college at one am
Speaker 3: in the morning, drinking an ipa probably and downloading music
Speaker 3: off of Napster. And it's like this took so long
Speaker 3: to change, And this is exactly This is a perfect
Speaker 3: example of what I was talking about earlier. This shit
Speaker 3: is coming and there is fucking nothing that we're gonna
Speaker 3: do that's gonna stop it. Lars Ulrich of Metallica stood
Speaker 3: up and said, no, you may not, mister Brian McLain
Speaker 3: have a free copy of Metallica's Load. Sorry, you can't
Speaker 3: do that. Yep, there it is there, It is right there.
Speaker 3: Some of you watching this right now know that logo
Speaker 3: very very well that you see on screen right there,
Speaker 3: the Napster logo, the little kitty cat with the headphones
Speaker 3: and the green eyes and the button knows and the
Speaker 3: smile right there.
Speaker 5: You know what they actually like. Last month, I actually
Speaker 5: had wind Amp running again.
Speaker 3: Nice and.
Speaker 5: It was fantastic nice. You know, there is putting some
Speaker 5: skins because it was one of my favorite.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, the wind Am skins. I missed the wind
Speaker 3: Amp skins. So much of that stuff, Like, I have
Speaker 3: so much nostalgia for anyways, there is a product now
Speaker 3: again not sponsored here, but it's called a weam. It's
Speaker 3: a Chinese. There's this whole new category of like they
Speaker 3: call it chi Fi again. Radio Air quotes chi Fi
Speaker 3: instead of High Fi. They make like Class D. This
Speaker 3: is a total tangent. They make Class D amplifiers, They
Speaker 3: make all this kind of like stuff that competes with
Speaker 3: things that are thousands of dollars more these days. Anyways,
Speaker 3: you can set up a whole like Chi Fi system
Speaker 3: in your house that will, you know, if you follow
Speaker 3: the rule of diminishing returns, provide you with a soundscape
Speaker 3: that is equivalent or at least combative with something that's
Speaker 3: a Class A and very very expensive. But anyways, I
Speaker 3: don't know how I ended up on that tangent. What
Speaker 3: were we talking about? Someone remind me what was it? Napster? Right,
Speaker 3: Like Lars Ulrich was the loudest voice in the room
Speaker 3: when file trading became a thing online. It's gonna go
Speaker 3: that same way with this kind of thing, right like
Speaker 3: they finally had to succumb to it. Like you can
Speaker 3: now go listen to Metallica on Spotify, on Apple Music,
Speaker 3: on all these different places they are fully integrated into
Speaker 3: the new ecosystem of mainstream media music streaming to people,
Speaker 3: and Lars has someone correct me if I'm wrong, But
Speaker 3: to my knowledge, it seems like Lars has sort of
Speaker 3: accepted at this point that we're in a new paradigm
Speaker 3: and that Metallica is very lucky to be in the
Speaker 3: top echelon of people making money off of streaming services,
Speaker 3: and knows damn well that startup bands have a really
Speaker 3: hard time looking at their Spotify income and saying, holy crap,
Speaker 3: I'm never gonna be Metallica. I'm getting point zero zero
Speaker 3: zero two cents for every stream listen and that doesn't
Speaker 3: add up to even enough to pay my auto insurance.
Speaker 3: Like those are the kind of things I think in
Speaker 3: Lars or someone correct me if I'm wrong here, But
Speaker 3: I think that's sort of his updated take on it.
Speaker 3: And it's gonna be the same with Star Wars, It's
Speaker 3: gonna be the same with Bigfoot, and YETI it's gonna
Speaker 3: be the same with I'm sure there are so many
Speaker 3: of these AI accounts that do vlogs and funny stuff
Speaker 3: that looks completely like the intellectual property of big time owners,
Speaker 3: and that's gonna have to either become normalized or regulated,
Speaker 3: and if it's anything like streaming music was, it's it's
Speaker 3: gonna become both'll be normalized and regulated in a way
Speaker 3: where you know, somebody will be able to make money
Speaker 3: off it. Everybody will be able to make money off
Speaker 3: of it. But for now, apparently you can get away
Speaker 3: with it, and maybe with some shadow banding to use
Speaker 3: Void Stopper as a example there, but the Star Wars
Speaker 3: accounts ruckus those are gonna be interesting to see, you know,
Speaker 3: if they get sued by Disney or something like that
Speaker 3: or whatever.
Speaker 4: I'm also been cracking because I didn't realize what was
Speaker 4: happening until recently, and I guess it's happening a lot
Speaker 4: more in music or involving music for content creators who
Speaker 4: have music in their videos. I was watching this one
Speaker 4: video about a guy. I don't know what type of
Speaker 4: content he creates. It's not this type of content, but
Speaker 4: he used a he went online and used one of these.
Speaker 4: It's free. It's free for you to use for you
Speaker 4: get the free license for commercial use for personal use,
Speaker 4: and the music that he chose to use was actually
Speaker 4: created by AI. It's is one of these background, it's
Speaker 4: free to use. He got the license, he was assured.
Speaker 4: He does this all the time, he uses this type
Speaker 4: of music. This one particular one I use was actually
Speaker 4: made by AI. Turns out that was what caused one
Speaker 4: of his more popular videos to get flagged and demonetized,
Speaker 4: was because the quote unquote creator. Think about that very
Speaker 4: a second. The creator of that music piece filed a
Speaker 4: copyright complaint against him and he got to strike.
Speaker 3: So if in the future.
Speaker 4: Technically didn't d AI make the music piece, who truly
Speaker 4: owned the rights, who truly made the copyright complaint? What's
Speaker 4: going on here? And then to discover on top of
Speaker 4: that now that without again without your permission, without your knowledge, YouTube,
Speaker 4: And there's many examples. This is just starting to become
Speaker 4: a thing. We're always on top of the shit watched tomorrow,
Speaker 4: You're gonna wake up and like it's probably gonna be
Speaker 4: on the news. All YouTubers are discovering that AI is
Speaker 4: altered their content anytime the AI images are created or generated.
Speaker 4: Even though you can't see it here, this picture that
Speaker 4: I made using AI, the background picture or whatever, has
Speaker 4: a digital watermark included in here, somewhere hiding in this
Speaker 4: that we can't see, we don't understand, maybe hiding in
Speaker 4: the metadata, but Google knows it, the AI knows it. Technically,
Speaker 4: this does not belong to me. It doesn't belong to
Speaker 4: Alternate Current Radio. This doesn't belong to whichever program I
Speaker 4: used it. It belongs to the AI model and or
Speaker 4: its parent company who created it. When it comes down
Speaker 4: to it legally speaking, copyright wise, And wouldn't it be
Speaker 4: a perfect excuse to just start taking down people's shit
Speaker 4: that they don't like in the name of well, you
Speaker 4: use the copyrighted image that wasn't yours, sir. I don't
Speaker 4: like where any of this is going, and it's very confusing,
Speaker 4: but it's happening, and it's happening right now, so we
Speaker 4: should probably keep a close watch on that. That's all
Speaker 4: I'm saying.
Speaker 3: This is a big problem for musicians in particular, Like
Speaker 3: Fleety in our discord chat just said, musician accuses content
Speaker 3: creator of rape hashtag me too, and it's like, yeah, exactly, man,
Speaker 3: And it's like okay, Like this is a common thing
Speaker 3: in music as it is right before the digital age,
Speaker 3: like up until this moment where we have digital uh
Speaker 3: you know, music that's created with artificial intelligence. It's like
Speaker 3: you would see bands suing other bands for copyright infringement,
Speaker 3: for stealing ideas, stealing beats, stealing riffs, stealing melodies, that
Speaker 3: kind of thing. Like this is all going to turn
Speaker 3: into And then that's my point with bringing up Napster.
Speaker 3: This is all going to turn into a quagmire that
Speaker 3: the legal system just can't really is not set up
Speaker 3: to stand the weight of you know, and and once
Speaker 3: the machines take over, who's really going to be around
Speaker 3: to sue anybody anyways? You know what I mean, It's
Speaker 3: not going to be a lucrative Why would you Why
Speaker 3: would you go try to become a session musician and
Speaker 3: learn to, you know, play music if you know you're
Speaker 3: completely replaceable by something that doesn't require money when you
Speaker 3: get money from that thing anyways, Because the UBI is
Speaker 3: generated from robots and machines and ais that earn money
Speaker 3: and are taxed and create the pool of tokens that
Speaker 3: now provide your your food and your necessities. It's like,
Speaker 3: why why would you sign up for that? You know,
Speaker 3: who's going to be around to sue for that when
Speaker 3: that job is gone? I guess, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Here and then they can license it anyway they want.
Speaker 3: And frankly, like you know, who does own the image?
Speaker 3: Like who does own the video? I mean someone came
Speaker 3: up with a creative prompt to make something compelling, just
Speaker 3: like you do for our graphics, and it's your prompt
Speaker 3: and it says in the meta information graphic by Ruckus.
Speaker 3: But ten years from now, does Rucus have to pay
Speaker 3: a certain amount of tokens to open AI or to
Speaker 3: rock or to Adobe because he you know, we have
Speaker 3: something that's attached to marketing and media that he created
Speaker 3: with one of their tools. I mean where this is
Speaker 3: all uncharted territory. You guys, mystical farah, what do you think?
Speaker 4: And nobody cares unless you decide to make money off
Speaker 4: of it yourself. You can use other people's shit all
Speaker 4: day long, but as soon as you put it on
Speaker 4: a T shirt or somebody may sent you a penny,
Speaker 4: now you're in trouble.
Speaker 5: Sorry, well, I think I think, as you said, the
Speaker 5: system would have to figure this out because it does
Speaker 5: not make any sense right now. I don't think any
Speaker 5: of the regulations or any of the laws that pretends
Speaker 5: to copyright in this new era we're in right now.
Speaker 5: And it's not just that even it's we're talking about
Speaker 5: IP and patterns and other things right I honestly, I
Speaker 5: don't know where it's going to go, but I can
Speaker 5: tell you that there will be class of the I
Speaker 5: created art, and there will still be class of human
Speaker 5: created art. And I think that the human created art
Speaker 5: value will still be the higher value. And I think
Speaker 5: as people get more lazy and start using prompt to
Speaker 5: create art and get away from the other one, which
Speaker 5: is actually human generated art, that even human art will
Speaker 5: become even more valuable. Unless people would be talented or
Speaker 5: even not even talented. You can have the talent, we'll
Speaker 5: have been in the skills to create that art. So
Speaker 5: it would be really interesting to see how to play.
Speaker 5: But more and more people are gonna go to the
Speaker 5: lazier route unless people are gonna go to the other route,
Speaker 5: which is building real human skills and building your talent
Speaker 5: to create actually through genuine human arts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and and you know, who's to say We're going
Speaker 3: into a paradigm shift here, So who's to say this
Speaker 3: is necessarily all bad? Maybe there are silver linings here.
Speaker 3: Just like Internet one point zero and two point zero,
Speaker 3: it opened up doors for us that we didn't have before.
Speaker 3: So that's really what we need to be focused on.
Speaker 3: Same with that sliding you know, window of exces uptible speech.
Speaker 3: There are little caveats and extra pieces to that unknowables
Speaker 3: to those culture creators that unleash those into society. Same
Speaker 3: with AI, same with crypto. You know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 3: if you understand it well enough, you can benefit from it,
Speaker 3: and there will be opportunities to create new things, to
Speaker 3: create new wealth, to present new energy to the innerwebs.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: That's that's the hope here. And and this is sort
Speaker 3: of the ethos that I have, sort of the you
Speaker 3: know Internet one point oh file pirate that that lives
Speaker 3: within me, the gray hat it person that lives within me.
Speaker 3: Is that you know, go ahead, unleash your AI, go ahead,
Speaker 3: unleash your UBI. You know, I will figure out how
Speaker 3: to make the best of it. And I'm not going
Speaker 3: to beat my head against a brick wall to like
Speaker 3: chase the fantasy that I can stop this from happening. Right.
Speaker 4: Plus, it's like the AI is, it's not thinking, it's
Speaker 4: not creating. We're using these terms just because it's comfortable
Speaker 4: and what we're used to, but that's not what's happening.
Speaker 4: This is part of the propaganda push with all this garbage.
Speaker 4: What's really happening And the reason why these things excel
Speaker 4: and they're good at doing what they're doing is because
Speaker 4: it learned from us. Okay, number one, it's just doing
Speaker 4: it a lot faster, which is why data is so valuable.
Speaker 4: It's almost like you say so again, like in my
Speaker 4: pictures here, I've got the one. AI is creating the content.
Speaker 4: They're controlling what is coming out of the brainwashing machine.
Speaker 4: But they're also controlling the people because the AI is
Speaker 4: now is creating us. It's shaping and developing everything about us,
Speaker 4: our society, what you brought up there in a brief instant,
Speaker 4: their mystical. Theorough about this is more than copyright. It's
Speaker 4: also about patents because people like Elon Musk are encouraging
Speaker 4: let's build something in millennia is like, well, you're going
Speaker 4: to somebody out there somewhere is going to in a
Speaker 4: single prompt using AI tools, a human being through the
Speaker 4: prompt and is going to create a drug that saves
Speaker 4: everybody's life or whatever. They're going to create the next
Speaker 4: engineering marvel. They're going to create the warp drive that
Speaker 4: we see in Star Trek, but it's technically the AI
Speaker 4: that made it. So Again, who at the end of
Speaker 4: the day, who owns the patent?
Speaker 5: End? Did you?
Speaker 4: You have to ask yourself when you're talking to these
Speaker 4: chat llms how much of it? At what point during
Speaker 4: your conversation that gets tricky? An is it your Is
Speaker 4: it even your idea that you came up with, or
Speaker 4: was it the AI's idea Because people use AI completely different.
Speaker 4: I like to use chat GPT Now I don't use
Speaker 4: chat GPT. I just used that as a generic terms.
Speaker 4: But so the ll ms, right, the language learning models
Speaker 4: to bounce ideas off of. I don't ask it to
Speaker 4: come up with ideas for me. However, in my research
Speaker 4: about this, from what I understand, the vast majority of
Speaker 4: the general public just ask it to give it. I
Speaker 4: see training videos on YouTube of wildly successful people. Here's
Speaker 4: how you can be successful.
Speaker 3: To go to check better prompts, chat.
Speaker 4: GPT, give me five business ideas open the human effing
Speaker 4: Did you come up with that business idea or did
Speaker 4: the AI.
Speaker 3: Completely open ended?
Speaker 4: This is this is social engineering to the max. On
Speaker 4: crack asking happening too fast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're asking to be nudged. You're when you do
Speaker 3: it that way, you are telling the AI nudge me an.
Speaker 4: Open vessel and turn into me possess.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I'm I'm like you. And I got to
Speaker 3: tell you again just to give an example to what
Speaker 3: I was saying, like about opportunities here, I you know again,
Speaker 3: shout out to b Mac, I Lean, Creative Accidents, a
Speaker 3: few others that helped us reach our donation goals this
Speaker 3: week so that we can move our podcast main platform.
Speaker 3: But that whole thing, like I have a requirements document
Speaker 3: laid out for Alternate Current Radio about like how I
Speaker 3: want it to run. What I needed to do, very specific,
Speaker 3: and I was able to go to chat GPT and
Speaker 3: talk to chat GPT and I mind you, I've already
Speaker 3: gone in there and had it index my website, index
Speaker 3: as many of our shows as it can understand the
Speaker 3: way that I communicate, understand and the way I communicate
Speaker 3: with the audience, understand the way we communicate with each
Speaker 3: other in here, Like I went to great links to
Speaker 3: train this thing as to you know what, we have
Speaker 3: ten years of material in a rapidly changing culture, and
Speaker 3: I was able to create a new category in our
Speaker 3: conversations and outline verbally just by holding my phone and
Speaker 3: saying what I needed the new website to do or
Speaker 3: the new podcasting platform to do. How to technically move
Speaker 3: it from you know, location A to location B. How
Speaker 3: to make sure that all the podcasting indexes are updated
Speaker 3: as to where it is. How to update our website
Speaker 3: most efficiently so that you know, we can make this
Speaker 3: transition without a lot of hand jamming and you know,
Speaker 3: clicking and tapping thousands of And it answered all those
Speaker 3: questions to me. And it's like I could have easily
Speaker 3: emailed Podbean and given them my list of requirements and
Speaker 3: list of questions and does it do this? Can it
Speaker 3: do that? I used to do this, it doesn't work anymore.
Speaker 3: There will that work here? This kind of shit, And
Speaker 3: it answered all that stuff while while Spore was out
Speaker 3: getting a pedicure or something like that, you know, should
Speaker 3: something like that doctor poymant or pedicure, And it was like,
Speaker 3: I had it done in two hours. And I know
Speaker 3: I could have had it done in two days with
Speaker 3: a bunch of emails back and forth, but I had
Speaker 3: it done in two hours. So it's like the opportunity
Speaker 3: is there if you know what to ask it you're
Speaker 3: a fool to not your fault, or you're at the
Speaker 3: very least, you know not to be use a pejorative
Speaker 3: like fool, but you're at the very least like putting
Speaker 3: yourself way behind someone who has a similar idea doing
Speaker 3: that interacting with the AI. But like Ruckus, as you
Speaker 3: mentioned us in person the other night, it's very cheerleadery.
Speaker 3: Whatever idea you have is the best, and you really
Speaker 3: got to make.
Speaker 5: Sure that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a terrible idea, And it was like, that's
Speaker 4: a great idea.
Speaker 3: Right, Like there's a there's some pitfalls in there that
Speaker 3: you really got to watch out for. But knowing like
Speaker 3: you were saying, knowing specifically what you want to ask,
Speaker 3: what you want to know might put you, you know, days, weeks,
Speaker 3: hours ahead of your competition or you know, I don't
Speaker 3: know however you want to phrase that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So so I just want to I just want
Speaker 5: to clarify something I did not say. They're not use AI.
Speaker 5: This is not what I said, right, I said those
Speaker 5: who UTILIZEES tools to create art versus actually those who
Speaker 5: choose to learn the skill and generate general art. Right,
Speaker 5: that's different from using AIR in general. And I did
Speaker 5: not say there is no opportunities. But also, you know,
Speaker 5: I teach AI. I've been using machine learning, you know,
Speaker 5: for since like nineteen nineties, right. And one of the
Speaker 5: things I've saying, and there is actually research that comes
Speaker 5: out that came out now from events from one of
Speaker 5: them MIGHT labs, there's brain atrophy that happens when you
Speaker 5: use and start engaging with chad repet. Right. They found
Speaker 5: that people that just use chaed repet to just write
Speaker 5: essays or generate data for them, they lose their ability
Speaker 5: for critical thinking, they lose some of the language skills
Speaker 5: and memory skills, right, because your brain will go like
Speaker 5: through atrophy. Right. Human brain is like a brain is
Speaker 5: like a muscle. You use it, it gets sharper. Right.
Speaker 5: So what I'm saying is whatever the hell Millennia Trump
Speaker 5: was saying in her video about the AI challenges and
Speaker 5: embedding AI into you know, early learning and embracing AI
Speaker 5: from early on, is if we take that as just
Speaker 5: one of those Hey, let's ride the wave without even
Speaker 5: knowing how to put those tools in the hand of
Speaker 5: this new generation and ourselves in a way that does
Speaker 5: not basically deteriorate our ability to critically think. Right, Because
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, think about it, what
Speaker 5: is ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is you, as a citizen,
Speaker 5: that is, have zero ability to critically think. That you
Speaker 5: open a prompt, you write something for it, right, and
Speaker 5: I give you whatever the hell you need, right, and
Speaker 5: and you're fully relying on that. Right. If you're talking
Speaker 5: about technocracy, right and control, that is ultimate goal is
Speaker 5: to kill critical thinking in a population so that you
Speaker 5: can easily be controlled. So the use of AI has
Speaker 5: to be done in a manner, especially in younger kids
Speaker 5: and in an earlier education, so that you do not
Speaker 5: really impact brain development and ability to uh uh reason
Speaker 5: ability to use your memory and memorization. That's that's what
Speaker 5: I'm saying, And sadly we live. I don't trust the
Speaker 5: motivation of the government. I don't trust the motivation of
Speaker 5: the big companies. Right. That goes back to my point
Speaker 5: of what I said in the previous show that AI
Speaker 5: can be a great tool for humans, right, But AI
Speaker 5: as well can be a very bad thing if we
Speaker 5: don't know how to use it, right, and if we
Speaker 5: we have certain companies and certain marketing Now that's trying
Speaker 5: to push us to use these tools in a certain
Speaker 5: way because they want to benefit from it and they
Speaker 5: want to shape our use of humanity for them to
Speaker 5: be the only owner of that technology and all of
Speaker 5: the owner of this data. It goes back to the
Speaker 5: whole data point, right, So they want you as a human,
Speaker 5: pour all your thinking into using those models that those
Speaker 5: moddles get smarter right while you are getting dumber. But
Speaker 5: also I want to clarify to people that the use
Speaker 5: of generative and large language model there is a lot
Speaker 5: of over hyping right now. Right and I say this
Speaker 5: to everybody in my field. There is AI and this
Speaker 5: is not the first time AI get hyped. By the
Speaker 5: way AI in the nineteen sixties got overhyped, and that's
Speaker 5: what caused the first AI winter. Basically, they overpromised and
Speaker 5: they underdelivered, and they do the same in the eighties.
Speaker 5: There is real advancement that happened right now, But again
Speaker 5: there is a lot of over hyping and marketing because
Speaker 5: they want to shape the use of those tools in
Speaker 5: a certain way. So we have to be careful about
Speaker 5: it and actually know the realistic limitations of these tools
Speaker 5: so that we know how to use it right. For example,
Speaker 5: like a lot of big companies, right, they are trying
Speaker 5: to build their own models internal AI tools because they
Speaker 5: are trying to build the intelligence internally without sharing their
Speaker 5: own preparatory data was just you know, with the public.
Speaker 3: And the may I interrupt. And they also, many of
Speaker 3: them were discovering right now, are interested in selling their
Speaker 3: company in the next couple of years and knowing that
Speaker 3: it's not sellable unless they have done that integration. And
Speaker 3: that is I think pretty crazy, but go ahead.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's more for efficiency. It's trying to for example,
Speaker 5: like I'm a big engineering firm. I built a lot
Speaker 5: of knowledge of let's say, developing electronic circuits, right, and
Speaker 5: I want to build Hey, I want to use AI
Speaker 5: to optomize my circuits for me. Right. They're not going
Speaker 5: to go to SHAGPT to do that, you, Right, You
Speaker 5: have to build your internal models, right, and it is
Speaker 5: not necessarily generative large language model. It can be different,
Speaker 5: but there is so many other types of models being used,
Speaker 5: like multimodel models, and you have to use your internal
Speaker 5: data to build that, right. So, and some of these
Speaker 5: companies finding out right now is there are some limitations
Speaker 5: and the existing models, right, So we just have to
Speaker 5: be aware of the hype. That's all what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, no, I got you, Like I knew what
Speaker 3: you meant there when you were saying you're distinguishing between
Speaker 3: artistic creation and you know, general AI and you know
Speaker 3: Rockets brought it up on the Last Boiler Room. I
Speaker 3: think the and we've talked about it in person. Also
Speaker 3: the one of the Google ones, the LM notebook one notebook.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's exactly what is your personal version of what
Speaker 4: Infidel was describing about a self contained thing. I didn't
Speaker 4: mean to step on your hasher go head.
Speaker 3: No, that's okay. I appreciate you setting the context there, because,
Speaker 3: like you know, for example, I could just look at
Speaker 3: all of the podcasting videos and how to's and and
Speaker 3: set up like a list of things that I have
Speaker 3: curated that normally I would you know, go through and
Speaker 3: watch and take notes on and then execute, you know,
Speaker 3: my version of what I had learned. Whereas now you
Speaker 3: can use that tool and say, hey, just among these videos,
Speaker 3: like say there's a dozen videos just to keep things
Speaker 3: simple that describes something I'm trying to do technically from
Speaker 3: a dozen different creators to include maybe the manufacturer of
Speaker 3: a software or a you know, streaming platform or something
Speaker 3: like that. I could just put all that in there
Speaker 3: and then ask it questions based only on that stuff.
Speaker 3: And that's pretty that's pretty freaking powerful right there. You
Speaker 3: can apply that to anything you're doing. It's like it's
Speaker 3: like shortcutting or leap frogging the old school way of
Speaker 3: doing that work and that research, which includes a lot
Speaker 3: of emails back and forth and reading in forums and
Speaker 3: going through links and saying this one's not helpful, this
Speaker 3: one's helpful, add to book marks, blah blah blah. And
Speaker 3: then you build this sort of like ecosphere info sphere
Speaker 3: of you know, videos and blog posts and Reddit places
Speaker 3: where you've learned from other people's mistakes and successes, and
Speaker 3: then you can execute something similar. Now, you just find
Speaker 3: all that stuff, or you ask the GPT or whatever
Speaker 3: to go find all that stuff and then dump that
Speaker 3: into the you know, Google notebook thing, and then you
Speaker 3: start interacting with that particular AI and asking that the
Speaker 3: question is like, hey, how do I do this? Or
Speaker 3: you know, here's the context for this from these sources.
Speaker 3: What's your take on you know, the best way to
Speaker 3: do ABC.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, but but also like I can tell you
Speaker 5: right now, for example, if I'm doing if I'm using
Speaker 5: ship actually and also like start using perplexitive, which is
Speaker 5: actually pretty good. Uh, could it actually give you differences?
Speaker 5: For some of your research, you have to make sure
Speaker 5: some of the results that comeback are actually not accurate
Speaker 5: in a sense of I actually have to consciously go
Speaker 5: and and review every piece and cross differences myself because
Speaker 5: there is a lot of errors that happens. So it
Speaker 5: is not there is a lot of errors that happen
Speaker 5: in those models. And the skinny part is is when
Speaker 5: you people just take that and just copy and paste. Yeah, dude,
Speaker 5: I was saying right with you, not it. So it
Speaker 5: saves you a lot of time to do that initial
Speaker 5: but you also have to cross reference it and do
Speaker 5: verification of this yourself.
Speaker 3: And that's what that's what's going to be missing in
Speaker 3: the younger generation like us in the X and boomer gens,
Speaker 3: like we understand cross referencing. We understand the importance of
Speaker 3: cross referencing, especially if we understand the treachery of the
Speaker 3: Internet and of media and you know, sources and magazines
Speaker 3: and articles and all the above videos production all this shit, like,
Speaker 3: we get it, But what's being provided right here, right
Speaker 3: now is something that allows you to leap frog. Everything
Speaker 3: allows you to, like Ruckus was saying earlier, and like
Speaker 3: you were alluding to Pharaoh, like allows you and why
Speaker 3: would you not want a leap frog? You know what
Speaker 3: I mean when we were kids, like cliffs notes, where
Speaker 3: the leap frog for reading a book, But at least
Speaker 3: we're still reading a smaller book, not having an AI
Speaker 3: like summarize it for us, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like, but if these tools are there,
Speaker 3: people are going to use them, especially young people that
Speaker 3: want to progress quickly. So we just end up like
Speaker 3: being fossils. Us xers and boomers end up being fossils
Speaker 3: in the infosphere and not caring about sources and cross
Speaker 3: referencing and all that. And that's what I think you're
Speaker 3: pointing at here at Pharaoh, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what I'm pointing at. So you can use
Speaker 5: your tools, and I use them and they sent me
Speaker 5: a lot of freaking time. But at the same time,
Speaker 5: I'm still reading books, I'm still not relying on those tools, right,
Speaker 5: and I'm still cross referencing them, right, because I do
Speaker 5: not want to let my brain atrophy. Right like any
Speaker 5: other muscle, you still have to sharpen your brain. So
Speaker 5: this is what I'm saying. We just have to be
Speaker 5: very careful. And I don't trust how the government want
Speaker 5: to integrate an eye and in schools because I know
Speaker 5: that the goal is to create dumb population, and this
Speaker 5: is a perfect tool to create dumb population, because that's
Speaker 5: how you can actrophy your brain.
Speaker 3: It's like the South Park's song from back in the day.
Speaker 3: I think it was one of the episodes about the
Speaker 3: Mormon Church. Smart Smart start from smart, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb,
Speaker 3: and like they need to go around like people say
Speaker 3: stuff throughout the day in the town and it's like
Speaker 3: you're the music come in dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb dumb.
Speaker 4: Well, it's interesting that they just decided to for the
Speaker 4: first time ever since they started doing it. Removes the
Speaker 4: fluoride from the water.
Speaker 3: I know I had this original.
Speaker 4: See you guys, you don't need it anymore. They have
Speaker 4: the digital florid.
Speaker 3: It's twenty twenty five. How about we get rout the floor, like,
Speaker 3: oh gee, thanks, you're really tickling my twenty ten bone here, dude.
Speaker 4: The sources is what's important, because again these are machine learning.
Speaker 4: Language learning in this case is what the machines are
Speaker 4: learning and how all of this really technically works. I'm
Speaker 4: sure I hope that Pharaoh would agree with me, because
Speaker 4: I don't think I'm wrong here. It's all about pattern
Speaker 4: recognition the same way us crazy conspiracy theorists are. That's
Speaker 4: how they learn. This is how this is how the
Speaker 4: machine learns is through by recognizing patterns. And I forget
Speaker 4: a lot of the a lot of this new amazing
Speaker 4: technology is actually stuff that they've been doing for a
Speaker 4: very long time. As Pharaoh said, nothing's changed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well what happened is our faster. There are advances
Speaker 5: that happened in like some new layers that were added,
Speaker 5: right that enabled those models. But ll M, right, those
Speaker 5: large language models. I mean we have NLP and NLT
Speaker 5: has been research going on like since the sixties, right,
Speaker 5: like the old chatbooks, but LLM took that to the
Speaker 5: to the with the transformers and so on, took it
Speaker 5: to the next level. Right, So it's the concept are
Speaker 5: still the same, and it is not just LM's and
Speaker 5: it's not just GPT's there's so many other pieces of AI,
Speaker 5: but the issue is just people just just say AI
Speaker 5: and the overhype. I think that's what worries me because
Speaker 5: of the money that being pumped, as you said right now,
Speaker 5: trillions of dollars being pumped, so that the best way
Speaker 5: to justify that money is to get everybody hired up
Speaker 5: with the crazy marketing campaign. And that's what's happened.
Speaker 4: Correct. And you you mentioned earlier on the program how
Speaker 4: the twenty twenty thing was the greatest wealth transfer until
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. That's my personal opinion. I think whatever
Speaker 4: is going to go down now is going to make
Speaker 4: all of that look like freaking kindergarten.
Speaker 5: I agree, that's that's that's what I'm saying. We're going
Speaker 5: to see what's happened at this the end of this year,
Speaker 5: and it's going to be in another Trump president.
Speaker 4: It'll be AI Trump. Dad, Come on, understand where this
Speaker 4: is going. It's going to be an AI deep fake
Speaker 4: Trump forever.
Speaker 3: I think. I think we've been dealing with with deep
Speaker 3: fakes for so much longer than we care to admit.
Speaker 3: Like we covered the holographic Pope in like twenty seventeen
Speaker 3: or something like that on this show, the Pope just disappeared.
Speaker 3: He gave an address from his big you know, popetum
Speaker 3: wall castle thing and then just turned around and completely
Speaker 3: phased out of reality. And it was just like, what
Speaker 3: the fuck was that? Like, I I'm going to find
Speaker 3: that episode one of these days. Make that like like
Speaker 3: a short reel. Yeah, Like I don't know what it was, man,
Speaker 3: But like the whole thing with with Hillary, the whole
Speaker 3: thing with Biden, the Pope, I mean, we've got examples
Speaker 3: of so many people looking like.
Speaker 4: They were one with Selensky too or Lensky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's all the doubles, there's the rubber mask, there's
Speaker 3: the the phasing holograph thing like and at this point,
Speaker 3: like I don't know, man, I trust nothing.
Speaker 4: I trust absolutely no going down that rabbit hole.
Speaker 3: No presidential address, no, no first lady address. Sorry, I
Speaker 3: can't trust it.
Speaker 4: Pharaoh about the hyping thing. I was thinking about this
Speaker 4: because I because we can't really truly understand all of
Speaker 4: their their motives because they're not hanging out as a
Speaker 4: bohemian groove like they are. And Alex Jumes anyways, all right,
Speaker 4: the money, the money, the money, Where the hell was
Speaker 4: I going with this. I lost my train of thought.
Speaker 4: I knew it was going to happen eventually. This happens
Speaker 4: when I'm in happened to me and a half hours
Speaker 4: Holy shit.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Plus I did this for a little while last night
Speaker 4: on another program too, some out of it. What was
Speaker 4: I trying to say, anybody?
Speaker 3: No idea, no freaking idea. I wish I could back
Speaker 3: up on that one.
Speaker 5: So did you guys hear that there was a shooting
Speaker 5: that happened in in a Catholic church, a Catholic church.
Speaker 3: I thought there was a school shooter, like a daily
Speaker 3: shooter program. Thing happened.
Speaker 4: It was it was a it's a Catholic school.
Speaker 3: Oh a little bit of both.
Speaker 4: Okay, well during church and it was while they were praying,
Speaker 4: and it was this this person right here, this by
Speaker 4: the way, shout out. I hope he's still in there,
Speaker 4: doctor clown media Bear media Bear drew this with his
Speaker 4: own air, bare hands, bare hands, get it in there somewhere,
Speaker 4: ear media bear hands. This is he's been doing this
Speaker 4: new thing on his social media account on x on
Speaker 4: Twitter where he's doing psyops in water color this week,
Speaker 4: and when you know it, this happened. So this was
Speaker 4: like the one from yesterday, I think. But yeah, he's
Speaker 4: doing syops in watercolor and I think it's fantastic, So
Speaker 4: shout out to media Bear. But yeah, we got another
Speaker 4: Transformer shooter. When he goes by Robert or used to
Speaker 4: be called Robin or now he's Robin and he used
Speaker 4: to be Robert, I forget how it works or whatever,
Speaker 4: but that's where we're ats right now.
Speaker 5: Did you see the writing on his magazines. That's a
Speaker 5: new one.
Speaker 4: I think everybody's seen all of this by now, I
Speaker 4: would hope. I mean, unless you're just watching the mainstream news,
Speaker 4: you have no clue what's going on. This guy is like,
Speaker 4: this is the biggest psyop obvious, false flag, fake MK
Speaker 4: ultra crap you've ever seen in your life. It's almost
Speaker 4: like they literally just handed this one over to Grock.
Speaker 4: Write me the next si op please, And it would
Speaker 4: be really cool if the guy wrote the sponsored black
Speaker 4: rock on there and kill the Jews and all of
Speaker 4: these and vote for Trump, all of the things, all
Speaker 4: of the things they're all on there.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, dude. I thought this was a joke when
Speaker 3: I first saw it, and I was like, are you
Speaker 3: fucking kidding me, You know that I realized that it
Speaker 3: had all the hallmarks for for any of the new
Speaker 3: people out there here in the boiler Room like this
Speaker 3: has been one of the things that we have analyzed
Speaker 3: in deep, deep, deep, deep detail over the last decade
Speaker 3: on Sunday Wire. In here at Boiler Room, we've dubbed
Speaker 3: it the Daily Shooter Program because and the reason we
Speaker 3: called it that we just call it that flippantly or
Speaker 3: you know, just for clicks or anything like that. We
Speaker 3: called it that because we work with journalists who go
Speaker 3: to these places, who do foyer requests and do everything
Speaker 3: that they can to do journalism and bring us back
Speaker 3: something other or something more than the mass media cartel
Speaker 3: gives us. And what we have discovered over the years
Speaker 3: working with professional journalists like Patrick Henningson many of the
Speaker 3: people that he has worked with tangentially through the Sunday Wire,
Speaker 3: like Mark Anderson, the truth hound who's here in the
Speaker 3: boiler Room often is that when they send their foyer
Speaker 3: requests and their information requests and their requests for incident reports,
Speaker 3: they come back largely redacted black bars through a lot
Speaker 3: of it. And we have even sent journalists out to
Speaker 3: locations to include Mark Anderson, and to include a gentleman
Speaker 3: whose name always escapes me to Sam Bernardino in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 3: and they find in person evidence that conflicts with narratives
Speaker 3: that we're hearing from mass media, And we simply would
Speaker 3: like to know why, how is that? And why do
Speaker 3: all these events or many of these events seem to
Speaker 3: have narrative construction around them in a way that is
Speaker 3: patternable and easily inserted into an information matrix and categorized.
Speaker 3: So again pattern recognition, just like AI. Anyways, this picture
Speaker 3: right here, we are told by the mass media is
Speaker 3: a magazine used by said shooter. We're also told said
Speaker 3: shooter is a transperson of some sort, very similar to
Speaker 3: the narrative that was woven around the Tennessee school shooter. So,
Speaker 3: I don't know, it looks ridiculous to me. It looks
Speaker 3: absolutely ridiculous to me. Sponsored by Blackrock. And remember Blackrock
Speaker 3: was implicated or tangentially involved or I don't know, conspiracy
Speaker 3: candy sprinkled into which one was It was that the
Speaker 3: Manhattan Downtown Daily Shooter event. Yeah, yeah, And they said
Speaker 3: that was an M four. They said that guy came
Speaker 3: in with an M four, which would not be a
Speaker 3: legally or you know, would be rare to be legally
Speaker 3: owned by an American citizen, especially an unhinged one. So
Speaker 3: why is it that black Rock has almost like too
Speaker 3: obviously been attached to two events? Now what is that?
Speaker 3: Whose benefit does that serve and where? And how terrible
Speaker 3: is it that something like this could happen and that
Speaker 3: the facts of the event would be hidden from the
Speaker 3: public while the public is forced to see emotional outcries
Speaker 3: from parents of unfortunate children who did not survive an
Speaker 3: event that's being politicized in the media. Why are we
Speaker 3: not allowed to see that? Why our journalists denied access
Speaker 3: to the police reports? Why do they only get Why
Speaker 3: does it work this way? I don't understand. I thought
Speaker 3: that the media was supposed to be the fourth state.
Speaker 3: Why are they being shut out? And that's the case
Speaker 3: in every single fucking one going all the way back
Speaker 3: to Columbine. Prove me wrong, shut me down over it.
Speaker 3: It's the truth we can't know that should disturb you.
Speaker 3: That's the bottom line. Alex Jones got sued for an unholy,
Speaker 3: unimaginable amount of money for some things that were said
Speaker 3: on his network, and that was meant to be a
Speaker 3: big warning to everybody. And all I got to say is, Hey,
Speaker 3: something's going on here. This is being stage managed in
Speaker 3: some way, shape or form, fomented in some way, shape
Speaker 3: or form. Look at the Newburgh Sting documentary. Look at
Speaker 3: what actually happened at Ruby Ridge, look at what actually
Speaker 3: happened at Waco. You'll see the pattern. It's not that
Speaker 3: hard to pick up.
Speaker 4: Usually the pattern is noticeable in the response to the events.
Speaker 3: Correct. Yeah, you'll see a lot of that. That would
Speaker 3: be one of the attributes of any single event would
Speaker 3: be the legislative, media and cultural backlash to the event
Speaker 3: or or changes to the event. And you'll find all
Speaker 3: kind of crazy timing there. You'll find all kind of
Speaker 3: crazy timing with legislation that is patently unconstitutional put it
Speaker 3: that way, and reporting that is very suspect, very questionable,
Speaker 3: and lacking a lot of facts.
Speaker 5: So can you play that prison thing that I posted
Speaker 5: in the chat?
Speaker 3: All right, what do we got here? I can indeed,
Speaker 3: so it is oh yeah, okay, So this is posted
Speaker 3: by hustle Bitch, and I love user names. It's got
Speaker 3: the emergency flasher emoji, so I know it's important.
Speaker 5: Yeah, play the clip.
Speaker 3: All right, let's see here. Let me read this first
Speaker 3: for the audio listeners on x This is posted by
Speaker 3: hustle Bitch underscore. This is how it begins as capslock.
Speaker 3: I don't have the emotive capability to shout it as
Speaker 3: though I'm in capslock, but anyway, this is how it begins.
Speaker 3: Your Internet behavior watched and flagged non stop. All right,
Speaker 3: let's just go to the clip. I'm not going to
Speaker 3: read the whole thing. AI Threat Detection platform we started over.
Speaker 9: I am now about to launch Gideon, America's first ever
Speaker 9: AI threat detection platform, built specifically for law enforcement. It
Speaker 9: scrapes the internet twenty four to seven using it is
Speaker 9: raally grade ontology specific threat line.
Speaker 3: Hold on did he say? Did he say? Israeli grade ontology?
Speaker 3: Do I have that right? That's a selling point. That
Speaker 3: is actually okay, I'm gonna I'm I'm personally gonna refrain
Speaker 3: from analysis on that for the moment. But fuck you
Speaker 3: which wants it to local law enforcement.
Speaker 9: So twenty four to seven detective, it never sleeps and
Speaker 9: it's going to get us in front.
Speaker 3: Of these attacks.
Speaker 5: What did have picked up on this to you?
Speaker 9: One hundred percent. I wish this pro I wish my
Speaker 9: program would already be up. We're not launching until next week.
Speaker 9: I've got a dozen agencies on board TRACE. I just
Speaker 9: onloaded a major Northeast agency with over twenty seven hundred sworn.
Speaker 9: This is America's early warning system.
Speaker 5: I am now, as.
Speaker 4: What's the date on that video right there? Hesher?
Speaker 3: Let me look, that was posted August twenty eighth, but
Speaker 3: I don't know about the actual video.
Speaker 4: Well, I have some bad news for Fox News and
Speaker 4: that gentleman right there. The First Late beat them nine
Speaker 4: pm the day before August twenty seventh to for at
Speaker 4: least almost two million views. Now, the First Lady said
Speaker 4: that the tragic mask killing in Minnesota illuminates have fun
Speaker 4: with that one. Conspiracy theorists the need for preemptive intervention
Speaker 4: in identifying potential school shooters. Early warning signs are often evident,
Speaker 4: with many individuals exhibiting concerning behaviors and making violent threats
Speaker 4: online prior to their actions. Yes, it's the First Lady
Speaker 4: allegedly to prevent further tragedies, it is crucial we look
Speaker 4: into behavioral threat assessment. I didn't know she used such
Speaker 4: big words. Across all levels of society, and then an
Speaker 4: m dash. You all know what that means, right, means
Speaker 4: a I wrote it for her, beginning in our homes,
Speaker 4: extending through school districts, and of course social media platforms.
Speaker 4: Being aware of these warning signs and acting quickly can
Speaker 4: save lives and make American communities safer. We were getting
Speaker 4: this kind of stuff from the official pipeline from the administration,
Speaker 4: and then the following day all of the conservative news,
Speaker 4: all of the conservative cooks cucks are pushing Palanteer and
Speaker 4: this new Gideon thing, this, this is, this is this
Speaker 4: is the pattern that I recognized during the pandemic about
Speaker 4: where we're headed with the clot shots. It's happening right here,
Speaker 4: except it's happening much faster in your in your face,
Speaker 4: in your face people, which probably explains why we had
Speaker 4: to have the National Guard put out before all this.
Speaker 3: Anyway, please please give us a panopticon. Please. We need
Speaker 3: a panopticon so bad. I mean, what would we do
Speaker 3: without a panopticon to stop all the glowy fed boys
Speaker 3: from radicalizing retards who have been predated upon by the
Speaker 3: cold tural engineers and turned into pharmaceutical zombies. And susceptible
Speaker 3: to this base level radicalization to be used as pawns.
Speaker 3: If these people even exist, they could be completely constructed.
Speaker 3: At this point, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: You can't the fucking we're not saying they are. We
Speaker 4: don't need the LS Jones treatment.
Speaker 3: Yeah No, all I'm saying again is you and I
Speaker 3: can't know. All we can do is speculate. And if
Speaker 3: they wanted to stop people, if it was so awful
Speaker 3: to speculate, all they would have to do is remove
Speaker 3: the black bars from the document requests and not let
Speaker 3: the federal government do things that local and state government
Speaker 3: should be doing. Talking to you constitutional sheriffs, talking to
Speaker 3: you fed boys. That's that's how you fix that. You
Speaker 3: can guarantee that the public will believe you if you're
Speaker 3: open kimono. But what do you do instead? You put
Speaker 3: the black bars on the documents. You make people not
Speaker 3: trust you because you put the black bars on the documents.
Speaker 3: You laugh in the face of people that are working
Speaker 3: really hard to try to understand the truth. Right, Journalists
Speaker 3: like Patrick Kennison, like Mark Anderson, like you could call him,
Speaker 3: like our friends at TNT formerly TNT. They have a
Speaker 3: new website out I'll give it to you on the
Speaker 3: show page. I don't have it to hand shout out
Speaker 3: to them. But no, they want us to speculate, and
Speaker 3: then they want you to look like a crazy person
Speaker 3: for having speculated. It's that simple. It's the same thing
Speaker 3: with the stabs and jabs, the same thing with how
Speaker 3: the war in Ukraine started and what was the US's
Speaker 3: role in it, the same thing in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: All you gotta do, if it's really the way you
Speaker 3: say it is in the mainstream narrative, is unredact all
Speaker 3: that shit and prove it, show me the money. It's
Speaker 3: a Jerry maguire situation. Friends, It really is that simple.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're having a good time laughing about this,
Speaker 4: but it really is that damn simple. I mean, why
Speaker 4: why don't we have any trust in our institutions because
Speaker 4: they're they're purposely it would appear at this point trust. Yeah,
Speaker 4: by design, that is that is a feature, not a bug.
Speaker 4: As the kids would say, right.
Speaker 3: Right, no, And it goes back to what we were
Speaker 3: saying earlier. It's just they want to radicalize everybody, and.
Speaker 4: The pretty radicalized at this point.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to lie.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a good thing, you're not a schizophrenic lunatic,
Speaker 3: because there's a lot of schizophrenic lunatics out there who
Speaker 3: have their worldview invested in these kind of media things now.
Speaker 3: And it makes it such that we here trying to
Speaker 3: analyze something that happened in another state. We can't figure
Speaker 3: it out because we know the media environment is toxic.
Speaker 3: We know that that person may not exist or could
Speaker 3: have been radicalized on four Chan or elsewhere by glowy people.
Speaker 3: We just can't know. So whatever we say about it,
Speaker 3: even if we no professional journalists, then send them to
Speaker 3: the location and they come back and they tell us, hey,
Speaker 3: these are the anomalies that I noticed. These are the
Speaker 3: inconsistencies that I noticed. This was happening at this time
Speaker 3: while the mass media was saying XYZ was happening. They
Speaker 3: don't match. It doesn't matter, right. We can do that
Speaker 3: professional of a work by aligning ourselves with people like
Speaker 3: that who will be on scene in San Bernardino, be
Speaker 3: on scene in South Texas. And what do they do.
Speaker 3: They demolish these locations, They shadow band people that talk
Speaker 3: about them. We have a friend locally who went to
Speaker 3: Uval day when you've all day happened. His story is unfathomable,
Speaker 3: and the way that he's been treated online and locally
Speaker 3: has been deplorable. It happens over and over again. And
Speaker 3: all they got to do, if they have a narrative
Speaker 3: that they're so invested in, is allow those journalists to
Speaker 3: see and allow us to see, and allow all the
Speaker 3: networks to see and not have yellow flags coming and
Speaker 3: producers and shit telling them they can't show this. It's
Speaker 3: really fucking sim All right. Let's see here, we've got breaking, breaking,
Speaker 3: breaking siren siren from the Oval Office here satire inbound.
Speaker 3: President Trump has an update on the events that we
Speaker 3: are talking about right now? Are you ready for this?
Speaker 3: Mystical pharaoh? We may have lost him? All right, here
Speaker 3: we go, No, I'm here, all right, here we go, man?
Speaker 3: You ready for this? All right? Right out of the
Speaker 3: White House.
Speaker 1: My fellow Americans, Enough is enough. We need to call
Speaker 1: a spade a spade. Trans People don't exist. Let me
Speaker 1: say it again, trans people do not exist. I can
Speaker 1: tape a stick on a horse's head, but that doesn't
Speaker 1: make it a unicorn. It's a horse, folks, total horse.
Speaker 1: These are deeply disturbed individuals who have been manipulated by
Speaker 1: liars and psychopaths in positions of influence. They are on
Speaker 1: mind drugs, very powerful, and they're all addicted to porn.
Speaker 1: Porno is what some people call it. I believe very
Speaker 1: destructive to the mind and spirit is pornography.
Speaker 3: Poorno is what some people call it.
Speaker 4: That was one of the better ais I've seen in
Speaker 4: a while.
Speaker 3: That was pretty good, right, Yeah, yeah, man, shout out
Speaker 3: to Cole listener Cole out there sent that one to me.
Speaker 4: The absolutely nailed his cadence and everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really good. And you know, when I was texting
Speaker 3: back and forth with Cole, he was like, it's almost
Speaker 3: too real, you know what I mean. It's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's the AI. Clearly President didn't say that, but it's
Speaker 3: so close to what we're actually seeing. And I don't know, man,
Speaker 3: I think that just cements everything that we're talking about
Speaker 3: out here tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah. The lip sync was actually pretty good.
Speaker 3: It was you could see the extra orange added to him.
Speaker 3: They added a little bit of orange. Man, bad filter there.
Speaker 5: Just but I mean, just as a human that thinks
Speaker 5: that critically thinks can listen to that video and can
Speaker 5: say this is a right.
Speaker 3: Like the I mean, man, I remember back in the day,
Speaker 3: like seeing lawnmower Man what was that like ninety three
Speaker 3: or something like that in the movie theaters and just
Speaker 3: being like, holy shit, this is gonna be wild. This
Speaker 3: is gonna be absolutely bananas. But you know, now, it's
Speaker 3: like I look back on that and it's like basically
Speaker 3: looks like Minecraft to me. If you were to go
Speaker 3: back and watch that movie, it's very minecrafty. It's very
Speaker 3: you know eight bit.
Speaker 4: Oh no, Minecraft has better graphics than that.
Speaker 3: Oh right, better than lawnmore Man. Yeah, dude, it's it's
Speaker 3: it's absolutely mind blowing that, you know, you can spend
Speaker 3: your day looking at shit like that on X and whatever,
Speaker 3: and it's all so close to reality that you can
Speaker 3: almost suspend this belief enough to be like, oh shit,
Speaker 3: it is a Stormtrooper. Oh shit it is Eddy or
Speaker 3: you know, oh shit it is Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: It's just like as far suspend your disbelief, Is that
Speaker 4: what you just said? Yeah, yeah, geez, yeah, I guess
Speaker 4: I didn't realize this correlation until just now. It's just
Speaker 4: hit me. This is this whole idea about trust. I mean,
Speaker 4: I understand that we're currently in an erosion of trust
Speaker 4: and I'm sure something. I wonder what it could be.
Speaker 4: It is going to step up to be to take
Speaker 4: the place of being to be trusted. Is clearly where
Speaker 4: we're going with this is the AI is going to
Speaker 4: be the new You can't trust your can't trust your politicians,
Speaker 4: you can't trust your government, you can't trust your media,
Speaker 4: you can't trust your your doctor, you can't trust your
Speaker 4: your preacher, you can't trust yourself. Who can you trust?
Speaker 4: What can you believe in? Oh? I already gave it away.
Speaker 4: What is it called when you when you have absolute
Speaker 4: trust in something that you are unable to literally physically
Speaker 4: literally not metaphorically speaking, unable to prove for yourself, you
Speaker 4: accept it as as truth. That's called belief. That's called faith.
Speaker 4: That's by definition. So tell tell me all of this
Speaker 4: isn't creating a replacement not only for the politicians, for
Speaker 4: the governments, for the religions, and for you. They're replacing God.
Speaker 4: They really want this technology to be the ultimate thing.
Speaker 4: Just throwing it out there.
Speaker 3: M M yeah, yeah, nah, yeah, rock Monster. I think
Speaker 3: I understand what you're saying there. And I felt the
Speaker 3: same way when I saw this news of this shooting,
Speaker 3: and I saw that image that we showed early, it
Speaker 3: was just like, I'm not even interested. I'm seriously not
Speaker 3: even interested. The fact remains, we're not gonna know, we
Speaker 3: can't know, we're not allowed to know, and something's wrong
Speaker 3: with that. What more do we need to know? Then
Speaker 3: we start looking at who benefits, what happens in the aftermath,
Speaker 3: who lost fucking big time, any parents who lost something actual,
Speaker 3: and the you know, just the horror of that reality
Speaker 3: if things are being stage managed and narrative managed, which
Speaker 3: again we can't know, we're not allowed to know. Send
Speaker 3: all your journalists, send all your foyer requests, send all
Speaker 3: your grassroots hopes and dreams, and watch them fucking die
Speaker 3: in the way.
Speaker 4: And it's like we don't even have it. We don't
Speaker 4: have time or the energy to worry about whether or
Speaker 4: not we can all figure out the why. Yeah, most
Speaker 4: of most of the people around us haven't even figured
Speaker 4: out there's a lot going on yet, you know what
Speaker 4: I mean, Like we're so we're so we're so boned.
Speaker 4: I mean, I hate to say it, but like it
Speaker 4: really feels like we're at that moment, Like it's really
Speaker 4: like I don't even think even this is going to
Speaker 4: help anymore. You know, I don't think that's going to work.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean because we are, I mean we were what
Speaker 4: can we do? We have literally had to share this
Speaker 4: graphic with you. This was great. Who put this together?
Speaker 4: I think it was Jason Bassler. This this great. So
Speaker 4: it's the car going into the you know where I
Speaker 4: can't I don't think we should talk about where there
Speaker 4: is if you're watching this on it's where they took
Speaker 4: a whole group of people to give them some showers
Speaker 4: or whatever. But on the little trolley car, the train car,
Speaker 4: it says the American people with the palatineer logo on it,
Speaker 4: and where they're headed is is straight into the technocratic
Speaker 4: surveillance state. Yeah, everybody is just jumping on board this stuff,
Speaker 4: you know, like, hey, yeah, we think this is going
Speaker 4: to be good. This is what we want. This is
Speaker 4: not what we want. It's not what I want. It's
Speaker 4: not what Hesher wants, it's not what Farah wants. I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure it's not what you the viewer want. Where
Speaker 4: in this process do we get to say, hey, slow
Speaker 4: this train as it were down, I want to get off.
Speaker 4: Do I have that option? I feel like this is
Speaker 4: completely unfair to those of us who are awake to
Speaker 4: what the f is happening, And we don't even have
Speaker 4: the option to get off the damn train. If you
Speaker 4: want to stay on the effing train, that's your choice.
Speaker 4: Stay on the fucking train. I don't want to be
Speaker 4: on the train. And this is the unfair part as
Speaker 4: far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then and more and more of your options
Speaker 3: to not be on the train are eroding. That's the
Speaker 3: other thing, Like, while we all pontificate about all this shit,
Speaker 3: our options for an off ramp get fewer and fewer,
Speaker 3: and they get closer and closer to the ultimate destination,
Speaker 3: which just blade run. I don't know, fucking terminator, I
Speaker 3: don't know, RoboCop, choose your choose your own adventure, eternal Darkness,
Speaker 3: right close encounters, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I still think Elysium is one of.
Speaker 3: The Elysium is very much one of the best an option.
Speaker 5: When Trumpet when sort of when Musk is talking about
Speaker 5: CNN Ultimate equality and all that, it's it's more it's
Speaker 5: going to be those people that's living up there, not
Speaker 5: the people living down there.
Speaker 3: Right, do you get the surgery pod that fixes anything,
Speaker 3: or do you not you know, do you die of
Speaker 3: the cancer exposure from being in the robot factory building
Speaker 3: the robots that police you, or do you get the
Speaker 3: surgery pod. It's pretty simple. It's it's technocratic, neo feudalistic
Speaker 3: surfdom or not. There's no middle clas in that situation.
Speaker 3: You could go Ready Player one. Also, if you prefer
Speaker 3: Ready Player one the Congress. Those two movies at least
Speaker 3: you've got the drugs in the VR to make you
Speaker 3: think you're in some sort of utopia.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen Dyce.
Speaker 3: Oh you got to check it out, man, Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 3: It's it's sort of like a like every movie, you know,
Speaker 3: a this topic near future where the plebs all basically
Speaker 3: get universal basic income, but they have awesome gaming setups
Speaker 3: and they live in like these little coom pods or
Speaker 3: like shipping containers, and they wear their VR helmets all
Speaker 3: day and they live a life inside a VR that's,
Speaker 3: you know, arguably more important than the one in real life.
Speaker 3: And you'll find a similar thing in the Congress with
Speaker 3: Robin Wright.
Speaker 4: We're not headed towards that at all. Hesher, You're crazy, Nah, No, it's.
Speaker 3: All very black mirror. It's just very pedestrian, very black mirror.
Speaker 4: He was a black How about a black pill? What
Speaker 4: if that's what they want us to believe that they
Speaker 4: want they want us to think that that's where they're
Speaker 4: leading us to and when they get ready to put
Speaker 4: us inside our pods that we willingly get into. Turns
Speaker 4: out it wasn't one of those coon pods. It was
Speaker 4: one of those suicide pods.
Speaker 3: Man, just give me ideocracy, go away switch classic, go
Speaker 3: away baiting. Idiocracy is probably the way to go here.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know, I don't know. All right, Well,
Speaker 3: we're way into it here. We just hit three hours.
Speaker 3: Let's round it out here. We've got you know, Secretary
Speaker 3: Kennedy and talking about jabs and stabs and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: But and I know I've got a couple of things
Speaker 3: bookmark that we didn't get to. But I'm ready to
Speaker 3: round out here. So I'll go to Mystical Pharaoh first.
Speaker 3: I know, we got to get you into sleepland because
Speaker 3: you got to get up early.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well that was fun. Guys. Again, I know we
Speaker 5: went through a lot of dog stuff, but again we
Speaker 5: controlled that by our own hands and our choices if
Speaker 5: you choose stopped out of that future, and I think
Speaker 5: it's you know you have the decision and the will
Speaker 5: power to do it and invest in your kids, your
Speaker 5: family and those immediate towards you. That's what's important. And
Speaker 5: thanks for having me and golood bless you, God, bless.
Speaker 3: You all all right, Mystical Pharaoh. Thanks man, Glad you're
Speaker 3: with us this week, and we'll look forward to being
Speaker 3: with you again next week. There goes Mystical Pharaoh, ruckets,
Speaker 3: safety rounds and final thoughts over to you.
Speaker 4: You hit it really quick, but I think we should
Speaker 4: technically officially report it. Secretary Kennedy RFK Junior ran around yesterday.
Speaker 4: This is August twenty seven. It's official apparently, but it's
Speaker 4: not official. I can't prove it. But according to him,
Speaker 4: out of his own mouth, unless it was written for
Speaker 4: him by Groca on ex Senity Kennedy Kennedy says, I
Speaker 4: promised four things. One to end COVID vaccine mandates. Two
Speaker 4: to keep vaccines available to people who want them, especially
Speaker 4: the vulnerable. Three to demand placebo controlled trials from companies.
Speaker 4: Four to end the emergency in any series of FDA actions.
Speaker 4: Today we accomplished all four goals. Did you The Emergency
Speaker 4: Use Authorization for COVID vaccines, once used to justify broad
Speaker 4: mandates on the general public during the Biden administration, are
Speaker 4: now rescinded. YadA, YadA, YadA, YadA. But did you see
Speaker 4: what he did right there in that part the Emergency
Speaker 4: Use Authorization for COVID vaccines, which was who did that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: That would be Trump, But that doesn't matter. We're not
Speaker 4: even going to use his name. Instead, we're going to focus,
Speaker 4: shift to focus right here. These terrible things, which was
Speaker 4: once used to justify broad mandates for the general public
Speaker 4: during the Biden administration, are now rescinded. So thank you
Speaker 4: very much, RFK Junior for doing the thing that you
Speaker 4: said you were going to do. And I could care
Speaker 4: less about any of that. I just want to see
Speaker 4: these people go to jail for what they did during
Speaker 4: the effing pandemic. Is that too much to ask for?
Speaker 3: Yes, saying it's only been eight months to eight months,
Speaker 3: and he spent time talking about momps and rubella.
Speaker 4: Vacciness long enough to get to this point, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, this is insane. And do you also love
Speaker 3: and appreciate the way that he pandered to both sides
Speaker 3: of that argument. There, it's like, oh, they're still available
Speaker 3: and we moved it up to five years old for
Speaker 3: this manufacturer and not this manufacturer, but if you want them,
Speaker 3: they're available to you. It's like Spoor and I drove
Speaker 3: by a Walgreens or whatever and they're giving them out
Speaker 3: for free. There. You're giving that shit out for free
Speaker 3: to a five year old, and you know you want
Speaker 3: to run a victory lap and say, well, they're still
Speaker 3: available for all of you, the Kovidians that love them,
Speaker 3: and they're not mandated ever again and it's not an
Speaker 3: emergency at the moment, but they're still there. Like what
Speaker 3: a spineless, pussy, soft pedal way to fucking end that story. Like,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, man, no respect whatsoever on that. I'm with Ruckus.
Speaker 3: I want to see people held accountable. I want to
Speaker 3: see actual numbers. I want to see doctor William mackis
Speaker 3: broadcasted on mass media. I want to you know, I
Speaker 3: want to see and we have seen some justice, financial
Speaker 3: and legal justice to some people. It's starting to happen finally,
Speaker 3: four and five fucking years later. Thanks a lot for that.
Speaker 3: Where were you all in twenty twenty. Where were you
Speaker 3: all in twenty twenty one. We told you those law
Speaker 3: machines printers were going to go weir and burr eventually,
Speaker 3: and they're starting to. But this is nothing. They're only
Speaker 3: scratching the surface here, and they've left the fucking front
Speaker 3: and back doors wide open for more shenanigans in this regard.
Speaker 3: So yeah, thanks for making me go there, ruckus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no problem. And of course, all while rf K
Speaker 4: Junior was doing that, of course Trump was meeting with
Speaker 4: Bill Gates because, as was t shirt says, he loves
Speaker 4: mRNA because he is the father of the vaccine and
Speaker 4: it was one of the greatest accomplishments ever in the
Speaker 4: history of mankind according to the President. So anyways, so
Speaker 4: on that note, thank you very much RFK Junior for
Speaker 4: doing what you did. I appreciate it so much. I'm
Speaker 4: going to give you a great big thank you right now.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much. That's what this means, in case
Speaker 4: you didn't know. In fact, I'll give you two of them.
Speaker 4: Everybody else You're cool. And I hope that I pray
Speaker 4: that God bless us each and every one of you,
Speaker 4: and that God saves us Republic Ruckus out.
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