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Speaker 1: The way that the cost of energy and AI everything

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just ramping up so quickly. I said this, people laugh

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at me. I think silver don't be shocked if it's

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if it's hitting close to two hundred dollars an ounce.

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Speaker 3: Ever, and welcome. This is Financial Survival Network. I'm your host,

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Carrie Lets. It's October fourteenth, twenty twenty five at Sidela

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is with us on the show. Ed's great to have

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you back on. So we've got a little We've got

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a little volatility going on here, don't we.

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Speaker 1: You know what, not a surprise, just a a little pullback.

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We were expecting it, honestly, we were expecting it a

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little bit sooner. But yeah, we think the market's going

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to rally by the end of the year. It's investors

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are resilient. When I woke up this morning, we're just

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talking about this. Before we went live the market, the

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Dow was down, you know, five hundred and fifty points,

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and now it's down just literally, you know, less than

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fifty points. The Nastack is only down one percent or less,

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so you know it's it's going to continue to bounce back.

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Speaker 3: Well, the real story has been precious metals here, Let's face.

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Speaker 1: It, absolutely absolutely, And I've been a lover. I've been

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a gold bug forever, but I have been a lover

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of gold and precious metals for a long time. And

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we're not I still don't think we're even close to

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hitting the hives.

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Speaker 3: Hey, well, look what's happened with silver. I mean we

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put first put out our prediction back in May when

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it hit thirty two bucks. We knew at that point

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this is it broke thirty five, you know, yesterday, broke

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fifty three. Today a little bit of pullback, but even

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with the pullback action, it's not even near trading at

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its session lows.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely. One of the things that we continue to

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look at is, you know, are the uses of silver? Right,

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So we we have chips, you know AI. You know,

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it's because of the conductive connectivity and why it's so

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important but also the one thing that people aren't thinking about.

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It's it's munitions. I mean each Tamahawk missile. I've been

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saying this and I actually looked it up. I was like,

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I just want to double check and make sure. I

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thought it was between thirty five to forty ounces per

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estimated per Tomahawk missile. It's three hundred and fifty to

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four hundred ounces Tamahak missile.

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Speaker 3: There's a lot of debate. There's a debate about that

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because they're okay, all right, majority of the silver. I

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looked it up too, because somebody told me five hundred

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the majority of the silver is in the batteries. Uses

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a whole bunch of batteries and they have to sit

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around forever, which is why silver batteries are the best.

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And I heard I looked it up on AI and

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it said eighty ounces. But nonetheless, even if it's one

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hundred ounces, that's one hundred ounces that gets vaporized, that

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never gets seen again.

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Speaker 1: Right, Absolutely, you're absolutely correct. And the way that the

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cost of energy and AI everything just ramping up so quickly.

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I said this, people laugh at me. I think silver.

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two hundred dollars an ounce over the next couple of years,

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it would not surprise me. I truly believe, probably over

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the next twelve months, I would not be shocked if

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we see eighty dollars an ounce for silver.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah. Martin Arnstrong called it quite a while ago.

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I called it. Eric spot for years has been saying

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three hundred dollars silver, and everybody was looking at Eric

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like he was delusional. And now Eric doesn't look so

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delusional anymore. Rick Rule said that the hedges, the people

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are running sophisticated silver hedges.

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Speaker 1: We're going to have a religious experience here. That does

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not surprise me. It really doesn't. And and gold is

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right there too. You know, would you look at gold again?

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You know, the devaluation of the dollar, you know, bricks

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is really kind of stepping up in China's pressure towards

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the US dollar in the economy. People are looking for

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that safe haven, and you know, I think it's gonna

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go way north of five thousand. I would not be

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shocked if we hit seventy five hundred dollars an ounce.

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Speaker 3: I mean, neither mean neither, I think Martin Armstrong said,

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once it hits five, it'll hit ten quicker than he

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really okay said on my show a couple of weeks ago,

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it hit once it hits five, it'll hit ten quicker

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than Miley Cyrus can tork across a stage.

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Speaker 1: Boy, If that.

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Speaker 4: Doesn't put it in perspective, right, Yeah, but you know,

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like seriously, you know, we're in these really wild times

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and at the same time the dollars steady or even

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rising a little bit, and the stock market's going up.

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Speaker 3: And that's the tell, right that people losing confidence in

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bonds and in the U, in the economic system.

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Speaker 1: You're absolutely right. I I've never it sounds weird. I've

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never been a fan of bonds, right buying buying someone

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else's debt. Right now, it is a strategic play in

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our portfolios because as as rates go lower, it's a

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great hedge.

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Speaker 3: But just like anything else, you know, you it's buyer beware,

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it's you.

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Speaker 1: You've got to be really careful what debt you're buying,

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because that's really what it is. Uh And and if

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you're not careful with these bonds, they're gonna lose value

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in a heartbeat. So I think we have a very

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narrow window in which that's a that's a decent play,

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and people are looking at that. This is why they're

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they're looking for alternatives. And I'm not just talking about

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precious metals, but we're also looking at the crypto space too.

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x RP, as well as etherean and obviously some of

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the smaller, smaller, not as well known ones. But but honestly,

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it's it's a it's another hedge. My fear is, which

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again goes to precious metals, is that you know, anytime

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we see a digital currency, there's presumptive control. Right at

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what point in time you know that this blockchain, you

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know how who's actually controlling it? And and do we

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truly have full access to our money? So that's uh,

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going back to Casius King or you know, this is

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why like gold.

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Speaker 3: And silver, he's one of my favorite, one of my

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best friends, Cassius King.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the guy had his baseball card.

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Speaker 3: I'm not sure. Wasn't he a box or Cassius King?

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Speaker 1: He was at a Louisville that's right, but.

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Speaker 3: You know, but in seriousness, the situation is serious. They're

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going to cut rates if employment starts to really deteriorate,

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they might cut them faster. But the AI, to me,

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it's the same thing as in the late nineteen nineties

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that the economy was heading for a cliff. Yes, so

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he realized it, and then the dot com boom occurred.

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you know, basically selling air in a balloon. Of the

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reality is that the Internet upgraded our productivity as a nation,

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as a world and really was stimulative and revolutionary for

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its time. Now we just take it for granted. You

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think AI is going to do the same thing.

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Speaker 1: Yet people are are petrified a change. I mean to

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your point with the Internet, I mean that was huge

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and people were fearful. And when we look at consumer

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sentiment that came out last Friday, it was down a

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little bit but basically unchanged. Uh. But you know, everyone's

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focusing on jobs now as as well as you know, uh,

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prayers is at the grocery store, which are valid and

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don't get me wrong, but really I think people are

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fearful of AI taking their jobs in the future. Now

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we don't know what that's going to look like but

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just like anything else, you know, if if things are

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done right, which you know partially they could be, we're

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going to benefit as as a society. But we have

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to be really careful as to you know that AI,

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who's controlling it, how it's unleashed, and in all of

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these other things going forward. But I think in the

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near term it's going to provide a huge benefit for

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the country. Now, you know, going back to the dot

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com bubble, I agree completely what the scary part was

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back then you had all of these companies that had

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zero value. They lost. E Toys is probably the greatest example, right,

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cap of their next closest competitor competitor, which was Toys

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r US. But they had negative sales every year of

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close to thirty million dollars. And then obviously everyone knows

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the story, right E Toys went out of business, Toys

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r US bottom and now Toys r US is out

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of business because they didn't believe in the Internet and

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e commerce and everything else. So there's a I think

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a couple of stories in there to learn from.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's so interesting you look back at

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all these companies that were household names and now nobody

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even remembers them, you know, the Blockbusters all in that stuff,

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and the technology did away with them. And you know, uh,

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if you're an analyst here and let's face it, your

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days are numbered. Yes, you've got to really use AI

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like no one has ever used AI before to really

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stay relevant here because otherwise I can just ask chat

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GPT and then I could go to five other ones

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and I can build a portfolio through AI that you know,

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it's going to be better than a random walk in

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the park, you know, than throwing darker absolutely right or yeah?

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Speaker 1: And and so then you have to decide, right, what

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is the value proposition? You know, is it just the

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return or what else comes along with it? You know

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what what what value is your analyst, your advisor, you know,

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bringing to the table, Because that that's a real concern.

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In four or five years, things are going to change

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know it. And what's that going to look like? So,

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they're doing their first fully AI animated movie with no

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actors or anything. Now we're having these songs. I guess

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these high school kids. Well got that song and it had, however,

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many tens of millions of views and was number one

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in the world and it was all fake.

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Speaker 3: Hey, and you got all those political fakes there. Oh,

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I got so absurd. They're so absurd that you know,

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nobody in their right mind would believe them. But you know,

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it doesn't really matter how absurd they are. Somebody is

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absolutely so. So yeah, I mean I don't fear AI

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because for me, it's making my my work easier, more effective,

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way more productive than I've ever been in my life.

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issues with it, right.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, if you're looking at the wrong way, right, if

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you're looking at it like we are as leverage right now,

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it's it's a phenomenal tool. I mean, that's really it

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depends on how you're looking at it. You know, you've

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got to are you a glass half empty half full?

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I'm just happy to have a glass kind of a guy, right,

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you know, that's that's that's the key.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I love it. Well, a technology change, this

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is just accelerating the pace of change human beings for

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the most part, aren't really wired, aren't really set up

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for rapid change NonStop. You can deal with periods of change,

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but you can't deal with a lifetime of change. And

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I think that's what we're facing. I think that's what

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the challenge is. It's portfolio and you know, do you

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want to own the AI center, the company that builds

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the AI center, or do you want to own the

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company that sells them the electricity? Well, the potential returns

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for the AI center might be you know, explosive of

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but the the company producing the juice to feed the

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AI that one's like, that's a guarantee, right absolutely?

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Speaker 1: Or why not have a balanced portfolio and include everything

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that's arounds AI. I mean, that's that's really the key.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, so that.

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Speaker 1: That way, excuse me, whether it's energy related, transportation, I mean,

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there's so many facets related to AI. People are so

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the next couple of years that people just aren't even

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thinking about yet.

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Speaker 3: I couldn't agree with you, mark Ed, tell us where

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we find you, how we connect with you, learn more

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about what you're doing.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely, you can reach us at eg SI financial dot

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com or on Spotify the Retirement Trainer and Yeah, just

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reach out and we'll be happy to answer k any

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of your questions on our block.

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Speaker 3: You got it all right? Hey, you got any questions comments?

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Klatcarrie LUTs dot com. Link will be in the show

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notes to this interview on Financial Survival Network dot com.

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We're no longer running our own separate website anymore. We

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trashed it. We're on substack. Best move I ever made,

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and I hope you all like it. Sorry, we're not

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aggregating all the content that we used to, but Google

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made that approach really not viable anymore. I know a

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lot of you out there miss it. But the good

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thing is anytime I produce anything, you get an email,

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you click that link, and you're watching or listening to

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or reading anything that I produced. So the whole ecosphere

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is wonderful. Ed great to connect with you. We will

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talk to you again soon.

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Speaker 1: Thanks, Gerry, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 2: Thanks for listening to Carrie Let's's Financial Survival network your

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solution to today's trying times. For the li go to

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Financial Survivalnetwork dot com. Financial Survival Network

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Speaker 1: Now more than ever,