Speaker 1: What is up? They We are here for a very
Speaker 1: short period of time because I have to then post
Speaker 1: up for the doctor Peter Glidden at eleven am my time,
Speaker 1: one pm his time, that's Central, and then nun o'clock
Speaker 1: for the East coast. Pretty sure I got that right,
Speaker 1: but as soon it's gonna change with the savings time thing,
Speaker 1: and then it's I don't move you guys all do
Speaker 1: Arizona doesn't play that game, but you do probably, So
Speaker 1: there's a lot of stuff to like play through here.
Speaker 1: I was on with Niche last yesterday one pm. We
Speaker 1: kicked off by our time. She's on the West coast,
Speaker 1: and we went for three hours and forty something minutes.
Speaker 1: So that's up on my Patreon in the second tier,
Speaker 1: and it's on her second tier as well. Hiding I
Speaker 1: just gotta go find it really interesting talk and it
Speaker 1: kind of inspired a little bit of this not yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: but let's go ahead and look at this real quick.
Speaker 1: Let me make sure I have it what I want it. First,
Speaker 1: I posted a bunch of not that wrong one hold on,
Speaker 1: all right, well, we all know about p Diddler, of course,
Speaker 1: got a sign of connections, got all sorts of buff's
Speaker 1: going on right, got a lot of dildos. Apparently only
Speaker 1: half of them can be attributed to uh j LO
Speaker 1: through DNA testing. Let's see, I'm looking for something specific
Speaker 1: because it was here, but then it jumps and I
Speaker 1: was like, ah, you know what, I could probably pull
Speaker 1: it from the other way, but I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Maybe I can. Let's say there is a still Shining Bitches. Hey,
Speaker 1: what's up, Africangel. There's a still Shining Bitches Instagram post
Speaker 1: that I wanted to share with you. But maybe we
Speaker 1: should start with this one because it's easier than having
Speaker 1: to go find it again. So let's start with this one. Booooo.
Speaker 1: And then we're gonna talk about the second wave of
Speaker 1: j bombs. Yeah, that's that's happening. Jay's bombing people. Freaking
Speaker 1: Masade motherfuckers. They're bulwing up everything it has a battery,
Speaker 1: it can't be destroyed and kill people randomly. They can't
Speaker 1: even play that game that it was has blown out
Speaker 1: because it's just happening everywhere randomly. So f them and
Speaker 1: their effing lives. Okay, so this, Scientists are publicly trying
Speaker 1: to merge AI with human brain cells. Tell me if
Speaker 1: you do not hear this please with AI.
Speaker 2: One scientist involves saying the project quote merges the fields
Speaker 2: of artificial intelligence and synthetic biology to create programmable biological
Speaker 2: computing platforms. Sultan megg is an AI expert and professor
Speaker 2: at Duke University.
Speaker 1: I thought he was black. Did anybody else think he
Speaker 1: was black? The way he was talking? I thought he
Speaker 1: was sorry, It's just I assumed he was black. I
Speaker 1: thought I was wrong.
Speaker 3: Get artificial intelligence to mimic the human brain, which is
Speaker 3: the best computer out there, and this is a great
Speaker 3: next step. One is to help us make better hardware
Speaker 3: so that the computers that are running our AI systems
Speaker 3: today are faster, more reliable, you know, easier, cheaper.
Speaker 1: Things like that.
Speaker 3: And then the second is to actually make the AI
Speaker 3: systems behave more like humans, to have smarter intelligence, because
Speaker 3: we're really at this issue where AI systems can anyone
Speaker 3: see the board, I don't really know how to learn
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 1: Look in little Positi they come out, Isn't that's cute?
Speaker 1: It's like more commindy shit all as a human brain does.
Speaker 4: It's programmable brain cells?
Speaker 5: Are they are?
Speaker 4: They carbon based biological matter.
Speaker 3: So they have a computer at dot Hold on tistic
Speaker 3: that mimics how a human brain operates, and then in
Speaker 3: some cases you have actual biological cells that you know,
Speaker 3: look not too dissimilar from a human or a pig.
Speaker 1: Why do people who tell you evil shit always something
Speaker 1: like there's half.
Speaker 2: Gay Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft Open Ai.
Speaker 4: What are the kind of moral problems here?
Speaker 2: If you take this a step further and talk about
Speaker 2: growing biological matter that could be used as a as
Speaker 2: a brain for a computer.
Speaker 4: And now you have these companies kind of saying we're
Speaker 4: going to do a safety.
Speaker 1: Code, but the fuck is going on? Stop that at.
Speaker 3: That mimics how a human brain operates, and then in
Speaker 3: some cases you have actual biological cells that you know,
Speaker 3: look not too dissimilar from a human or a pig.
Speaker 1: Amazon, Google human or a pig which we just we
Speaker 1: just don't differentiate from on the j side of things
Speaker 1: because you're all a bunch of pigs. Amazon, Google, Meta,
Speaker 1: Microsoft Open Aii.
Speaker 4: Meta, Microsoft Open Ai. What are the kind of moral
Speaker 4: problems here?
Speaker 1: And I wanted to puzzle, So you have Amazon Google
Speaker 1: anthropic I think as Meta Microsoft opening and inflection almost
Speaker 1: like infection.
Speaker 2: Do you take this a step further and talk about
Speaker 2: growing biological matter that can be used as a as
Speaker 2: a brain for a computer. And now you have these
Speaker 2: companies kind of saying we're going to do a safety code.
Speaker 3: You know, the regulatory system here in the United States
Speaker 3: hasn't been updated in a while to deal with artificial intelligence.
Speaker 3: There are a lot of rules about what you can
Speaker 3: do a biological cell.
Speaker 5: So it changes the game there. That bit mimic.
Speaker 1: All right, So this is the Office of National Intelligence
Speaker 1: in Australia has just awordered a team of researchers six
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars grand a six hundred thousand dollars grad
Speaker 1: to investigate how'd you combine an artificial intelligence with human
Speaker 1: brain cells? What are you gonna do with six hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars? The main concept is to combine biology with AI,
Speaker 1: which might open up new research directions for machine learning
Speaker 1: technology that could be used to develop self driving cars.
Speaker 1: Oh isn't that funny? I'm glad we started here. Actually,
Speaker 1: autonomous drones to delivery or delivery robots or deliver your
Speaker 1: death with mobotic dogs that can now think like you?
Speaker 1: What the hell? Why not? Or drones I can think
Speaker 1: like you? At least that's the government that's what the
Speaker 1: government is expecting to do with it. It's investment. Yeah sure, okay, thanks,
Speaker 1: thank you so much. I'm just gonna see if I
Speaker 1: can do this real quick. There she is, maybe it'll
Speaker 1: be right up on top. It's probably this one. If
Speaker 1: you can't hear it, tell me wondering how well stop listening.
Speaker 5: You in this? What's up?
Speaker 1: Huh? What did I say? Well? Stop listening you? I
Speaker 1: don't know them to that means, but hey, tell me
Speaker 1: you hear these things that I'm playing, so you know,
Speaker 1: do that or you don't?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 1: Oh well.
Speaker 7: After yesterday's intentional detonation of thousands of pages across Lebanon
Speaker 7: that resulted in several deaths and thousands of injuries, a
Speaker 7: second wave of explosions, this time targeting multiple types of
Speaker 7: communication devices, has taken place again in Lebanon.
Speaker 8: The second wave of explosion included everything from cell phones
Speaker 8: to radios, laptops, lithium batteries, vehicle batteries, scooter batteries, fingerprint
Speaker 8: sensors and home solar systems.
Speaker 1: Fingerprint sensors blowing people's hands off. What about uh again?
Speaker 1: Just holding a phone like most of the time you're
Speaker 1: pointing at your face unless you retarded you point it
Speaker 1: the way. I don't know, but what so, Yeah, no
Speaker 1: more talking about oh we were targeting HOSBLA, because I'm
Speaker 1: sure there's a lot of people rolling around on scooters
Speaker 1: that are international terrorists quote unquote, you only need terrorists
Speaker 1: out here. Sounds like they wear small hats or even
Speaker 1: big hats and are sometimes called penguins, the hasidics, the
Speaker 1: stinky ones, cell phones, home soellar systems, walkie talkies, car
Speaker 1: scooter and lithian batteries. Well what where in what though?
Speaker 1: Just in general, like on the shelves, like I don't
Speaker 1: get it, radiois, fingerprint sensors, smart watches, smart watches. Oh,
Speaker 1: there goes your hand for sure, and if you're looking
Speaker 1: at it, there goes your face as well. Israel's claimed
Speaker 1: responds ability for the attack because they get so much
Speaker 1: support from psychotic fucks here in the West, like Michael
Speaker 1: Rappaport beepep oh fucking retard. You should be shot in
Speaker 1: the face twice just for good measure, stating it can
Speaker 1: it can use military technology to target anyone anywhere, anytime. Well,
Speaker 1: here's the thing. They're not as they're not, as you know,
Speaker 1: sophisticated as I think they are. They are a bunch
Speaker 1: of freaking stone age minded retards who still sacrifice humans
Speaker 1: and babies and eat them and drink them. All they
Speaker 1: are doing is blowing stuff up with very simple, basic
Speaker 1: technology and then acting like it's some sophisticated, you know,
Speaker 1: focused attack, which it isn't. It's just random death that
Speaker 1: they're causing a Lebanon because they don't think Lebanon will
Speaker 1: respond because they're afraid of American military. So there are
Speaker 1: also a bunch of coward pussies in Israel, and fuck
Speaker 1: the World government and fuck the World Bank, and fuck
Speaker 1: you Rothschilds for more on how these smart devices that
Speaker 1: are now ubiquitous in our society are all frequency weapons
Speaker 1: and how they can be cannon are being used against
Speaker 1: the people at check out my smart meter highlight.
Speaker 8: Okay, it does appear that.
Speaker 1: The yeah smart meter blow up your fucking house.
Speaker 7: Too for intentionally timed during rush hour and funeral services
Speaker 7: to maximize casualties.
Speaker 1: So does that sound like a focus attack on just
Speaker 1: Tesbola or does it sound like a little bit more
Speaker 1: like just random terrorism by a bunch of freaking scumbag
Speaker 1: terrorists that just happened to have sold us a religion,
Speaker 1: and now I think that we're somehow bonded.
Speaker 5: Is that it is?
Speaker 1: That it? I guess that's it. Oh, it's one of
Speaker 1: those weird ones. It's all slow. Today's attacks appear to
Speaker 1: have been intentionally timed to coincide with multiple funeral funeral
Speaker 1: services okay, goodness, thank you, multiple funeral services taking place
Speaker 1: across Lebanon. Multiple cars and motorcycles have exploited, specifically targeting
Speaker 1: areas around funeral services. Local reports indicate that the explosions
Speaker 1: are being triggered by car radios. Triggered by car radios.
Speaker 1: Turn on your car, just like a freaking mob movie,
Speaker 1: kaboom and intern of.
Speaker 5: It happened.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, And oh yeah, this kind
Speaker 1: of ties into something else I was gonna talk about anyway.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I need to scroll up or doubt.
Speaker 1: I don't remember, uh down, So I had shared something
Speaker 1: that came from I guess we just go to that
Speaker 1: one you're up in the last battle might be easier
Speaker 1: to find that way. Yesterday, Dtanya, who wants to set
Speaker 1: the region on fire. His only chance survival is to
Speaker 1: drag America into the war with Hesbela and Iran. This
Speaker 1: is a fundamental threat to world peace. Everyone should be
Speaker 1: hoping for his downfall. David Hurst. Okay, but that's not
Speaker 1: when I was getting at or this. I've dealt with
Speaker 1: these biobassards face to face many times. This is not
Speaker 1: already down there we go this motherfucker right here.
Speaker 9: All world leaders, all politicians, must leading this effort. Words,
Speaker 9: I'm not enough, political spieges, I'm not enough. He asked severe, tough,
Speaker 9: real laws that will put these hate bombers away in
Speaker 9: prison for a long time.
Speaker 1: So that was an act of war against all people
Speaker 1: who think because even though they're using the word anti Semite,
Speaker 1: they are the anti Semites, killing Semitic people constantly all
Speaker 1: the time and trying to exterminate them, pretending to be
Speaker 1: Semitic and maybe whatever stupid definition you want to twist
Speaker 1: to make that true. Whatever, But sorry, there's like seventy
Speaker 1: five other people, like types of people that would fall
Speaker 1: under that, and they're all under attack by these pieces
Speaker 1: of shit here, so there's nothing. They are the biggest
Speaker 1: anti Semites on the planet. If you really want to
Speaker 1: use that stupid ass term, Let's see what.
Speaker 10: You said to pervert the minds of our children, just
Speaker 10: to the point where it becomes so confused and can actually.
Speaker 11: In California without parental and the state Satanic agenda. I
Speaker 11: don't know what it is. He's in Olden in dis
Speaker 11: Way at this point, and the genocide and Gazza there
Speaker 11: you are. If you want to know what Satan wants,
Speaker 11: just look at.
Speaker 4: Look at America. They got how many people over here
Speaker 4: that are open with the border.
Speaker 1: Now, why is this guy even talking with his feed
Speaker 1: up like a jackass, wearing a freaking girly, freaking mess
Speaker 1: shirt and babbling with the effort constantly. This guy's a
Speaker 1: piece of Why is Why is kenn o'll Keith in
Speaker 1: the same room with this piece of garbage? I don't know,
Speaker 1: good question. These people literally eating people's pets and cats
Speaker 1: and dogs like I don't even want to listen to
Speaker 1: the rest of it because it ken doesn't come out
Speaker 1: I can talk. Well, he doesn't did He offered nothing
Speaker 1: to add to the conversation of any of any use.
Speaker 4: I'm murdered.
Speaker 11: You know, I've I've seen a lot of footage, but
Speaker 11: there was one piece of footage that I have had
Speaker 11: it on my other phone. But you know, I'm hard
Speaker 11: to this stuff at this point. But at the same time,
Speaker 11: you know, I've seen that body is one thing, body
Speaker 11: parts all over and yeah, it's not pretty sure.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, should we get into this now? I mean
Speaker 1: I'm already on it like this. I don't I guess
Speaker 1: I don't need to keep jacking around on that part.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go with uh, all right, let's do it. Oh,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm just gonna do one more checks.
Speaker 1: We just I want to make sure that I have
Speaker 1: this on the right thing. They don't tell you. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: you got it.
Speaker 5: You can see it.
Speaker 1: You can here. Good, just when I'm moving around and things.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you guys you're still seeing it hearing it.
Speaker 12: I like, hi, But that's what happened June nineteenth, after
Speaker 12: the officer observed away mow going haywire and traffic.
Speaker 13: I can help me come over and a more curiosity.
Speaker 14: Driver.
Speaker 1: I know who you? Who are you talking to?
Speaker 9: You?
Speaker 1: Officer? When you go high to a freaking no driverless car? Moron?
Speaker 4: You know the construction here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a.
Speaker 6: Eastbound in the westbound lanes, which is really bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then so I light it up and then
Speaker 1: it takes off through it.
Speaker 12: It was well, most way Moore cars can be seen
Speaker 12: throughout the city driving safely and be.
Speaker 1: I'm glad they find it humorous when it's a driverless
Speaker 1: car and not somebody that can pound to death on
Speaker 1: the side of the road and suck their rights up.
Speaker 12: You know, paving civilly Erratic driving is not completely out
Speaker 12: of the question for the artificial intelligence.
Speaker 15: It was making a onto Washington almost sent me out
Speaker 15: to swerve into the fast line.
Speaker 12: Phil Briggs's Tuesday, he nearly got siteswiped.
Speaker 1: Is that a freaking Jaguar logo I'm looking at in
Speaker 1: this thing?
Speaker 12: Weaimo on a mission with no regard for the car
Speaker 12: surrounding it.
Speaker 15: My son saw an accident. We've seen them dead in
Speaker 15: the water in the middle of the intersection. Yeah, so
Speaker 15: let's just I don't see any good from it at all.
Speaker 12: I reached out to Weimo to find out more about
Speaker 12: the potential.
Speaker 1: So let's ride in one. As we're talking about how
Speaker 1: bad they are, good thinking.
Speaker 4: So for errors in their cars.
Speaker 12: Waymo sent me a statement and they said Waymos are
Speaker 12: much better drivers than humans and three and a half
Speaker 12: times more likely to avoid injury causing crashes.
Speaker 1: So they're better than humans who have discernment and can
Speaker 1: reflexibly respond to things. They're better than humans. In fact,
Speaker 1: why do we even need those things anymore? Oh, all right,
Speaker 1: because we're driving them around.
Speaker 4: Car here dove into lanes of traffic.
Speaker 12: In the case last month, Waimo says the construction signage
Speaker 12: on seventh and Osborne was inconsistent, and because the officer
Speaker 12: blocked the car, it had to impede oncoming traffic. But
Speaker 12: the whole ordeal only lasted one minute.
Speaker 15: If you or I are driving like that, where you.
Speaker 1: Get one minute in a car when you're potentially making
Speaker 1: thousands of decisions at the same time, that's a stupid
Speaker 1: thing to say. It's only lasted a minute. Takes a
Speaker 1: half a second for something shitty to happen. You could
Speaker 1: just slip off the freaking pedal or your wheel and
Speaker 1: something could freaking jerk one way or the other. What
Speaker 1: do you mean it's only lasted for a minute.
Speaker 15: Get pulled over, we get a ticket, So somebody needs
Speaker 15: to be held accountable.
Speaker 12: Phoenix police say they are able to cite way mo,
Speaker 12: but it's not something they see or do often. Officers, though,
Speaker 12: are provided training.
Speaker 1: That's because it's freaking alphabet agency Google. Shit, you can't,
Speaker 1: that's Googlement. How are you going to site Google? It's
Speaker 1: the same thing as your overlords deal with.
Speaker 12: Robot operated car way Moore cars are also able to
Speaker 12: detect an emergency vehicle and program to safely pull over
Speaker 12: on the side of the road.
Speaker 6: Well also makes it very easy for law enforcement to
Speaker 6: simply press the help button on the inside of the
Speaker 6: car and get connected immediately to a twenty four to
Speaker 6: seven service member that will be able to talk them
Speaker 6: through moving the vehicle off the road, finding the insurance information.
Speaker 1: Pulling the bodies out of from underneath the vehicle, taking
Speaker 1: the bicycle that they smash up with the people still
Speaker 1: clung to it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, thanks for helping me
Speaker 1: walk through.
Speaker 6: Thatation or whatever information that the officer needs for their investigation.
Speaker 13: All right, officer, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: That's enough, though, Oh they did it not start? No,
Speaker 1: I did, just decided to play on its own.
Speaker 16: For the past few weeks, Randall White has been dealing
Speaker 16: with a persistent and annoying problem right outside his San
Speaker 16: Francisco condo.
Speaker 1: Mind you a conda. It probably costs a million dollars
Speaker 1: just to live next to other people, because San Francisco's
Speaker 1: ridiculous when it comes to the real estate.
Speaker 5: So I was like, where's that coming from.
Speaker 13: I look down and I was like, I think it's
Speaker 13: coming from the Waimo cars.
Speaker 16: This parking lot full of driverless Waymo cars has had
Speaker 16: multiple incidents where suddenly the vehicle has become confused and
Speaker 16: start honking all at each other. White says he heard
Speaker 16: it for the first time about two weeks ago, after
Speaker 16: he was woken up around four am.
Speaker 13: Then it happened again and again, and I started thinking, well,
Speaker 13: this is an issue.
Speaker 16: Why isn't the only one who's had issues with the
Speaker 16: noises either.
Speaker 1: Several Pretty's such a liberal retard that he smiles about it.
Speaker 16: People who live in the buildings nearby the parking lot
Speaker 16: have also had similar complaints, and.
Speaker 13: Over the past two weeks, I've been woken up more
Speaker 13: times overnight than I have combined over twenty years.
Speaker 16: Russell Pofski lives in a building adjacent to White. He
Speaker 16: says the honking incidents have happened at random times during
Speaker 16: both the day and night, and have started to take
Speaker 16: a toll on him.
Speaker 13: I could not be more cranky today for a Monday
Speaker 13: after the past two weeks.
Speaker 1: It's really I think these are gay condos.
Speaker 4: They at a high level.
Speaker 13: It's just really really, it's tough. It affects the way
Speaker 13: you Uh.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sorry. San Francisco, it's a it's a gay city.
Speaker 1: While as I thinking everything's cashier district, now.
Speaker 16: You feel, White says he and others have reached out
Speaker 16: to Waymo about the issue, and a statement sent to
Speaker 16: ABC seven News Waimo says, quote, we are aware that
Speaker 16: in some scenarios, our vehicles may briefly honk while navigating
Speaker 16: our parking.
Speaker 1: You see, Waimo, You see the design here. It's this
Speaker 1: is the head of the human. This is the one
Speaker 1: wheel on top of them. This is the other wheel
Speaker 1: on top of them. This is their body all contorted.
Speaker 1: Isn't that nice?
Speaker 5: Lots.
Speaker 16: We have identified the cause and are in the process
Speaker 16: of implementing a fix. White says Monday afternoon was the
Speaker 16: first time the honking seems to have gotten better. Despite
Speaker 16: the inconvenience, he tells me he's still a fan of
Speaker 16: the autonomous vehicle company and uses the cars on a
Speaker 16: regular basis.
Speaker 13: And so I was all about it until the honking started,
Speaker 13: and all I really want is resolution.
Speaker 16: In San Francisco, these.
Speaker 1: People are purposely putting themselves in the driverless car. They
Speaker 1: don't sit behind the wheel, they sit in the passengers seat,
Speaker 1: the back seat like a taxi, and they're at the
Speaker 1: complete and total mercy of not just fuck it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's GPS mostly AI isn't the main thing here that's
Speaker 1: going on, but probably I'm sure it's integrated and not
Speaker 1: it is, but it's so volatile, and it's now you're
Speaker 1: whoever's monitoring, whoever's in control of the buttons and the switches.
Speaker 1: If they don't like you, fuck they can lock you
Speaker 1: and then they can drive you off a goddamn cliff
Speaker 1: if they felt like it. And Tesla cars have been
Speaker 1: disabling the brakes on people. They've been disabling the steering
Speaker 1: or locking it up and then going on high speed
Speaker 1: ramming sessions and blowing apart into kill and killing the people.
Speaker 1: But this has been happening a lot in other countries
Speaker 1: that have apparently way too many people as it is,
Speaker 1: so they tell us like China, and we'll get into
Speaker 1: that here in a second, but this is the YI evolution, guys,
Speaker 1: this is this is the way of the future, all right.
Speaker 1: I guess I can get that from. Let's see, Tesla
Speaker 1: crashes in China after going out of control, killing one
Speaker 1: and injuring another. That person's in a fucking coma apparently,
Speaker 1: so it says the driver is still in a coma
Speaker 1: and his wife was killed. A relative said, the Tesla
Speaker 1: is a Model three and has been in use for
Speaker 1: about three years. And then I went haywire and killed
Speaker 1: the two people who own.
Speaker 14: It, well, almost killed both of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, that one's done. Oh and by the way, I
Speaker 1: feel amazing right now today instead of where am I at,
Speaker 1: instead of waiting towards like the middle or the end
Speaker 1: of the day to have the tangy tangerine and the
Speaker 1: plant plant drive mother, I'm sorry, plant drive minerals. Yeah
Speaker 1: not mother, Yeah, you get it, plant drive minerals. I
Speaker 1: mixed that and blended it. But whatever, And uh, I
Speaker 1: didn't have the a s ufix right now. But between
Speaker 1: that and the like, I can tell the difference between
Speaker 1: the coffee and a fedrin like primatine and how that
Speaker 1: feels and how I feel now and I feel freaking
Speaker 1: good actually, so yeah, should be on the liptical right
Speaker 1: now instead of doing this. All right, so the following
Speaker 1: content may contain graphic or violent imagery. Use everybody good?
Speaker 1: Still okay? Driver tenessel driver lose control as car speeds downstreet,
Speaker 1: causing two deaths. Yeah, we already heard the freaking morning
Speaker 1: we see more time. Oh and it's silent. Sorry, we
Speaker 1: were watching this on that movie captures Tesla model, you know,
Speaker 1: so it swars over, almost clips that guy, almost clips
Speaker 1: him again, then just starts high speeding and apparently the
Speaker 1: two people were killed three injured in the collisions. Look
Speaker 1: at this, they just start speeding out of control. He
Speaker 1: can't they can't be stopped. Person inside is just locked
Speaker 1: in there. That guy looks like he got rolled over
Speaker 1: his leg or something. And then boom, wait did I
Speaker 1: ever Yeah, hopefully look at that. Look at that? Look
Speaker 1: at that? Do that again? Do that again? Look at
Speaker 1: the look how they just like smash this person. Watch boom,
Speaker 1: that dude's dead And then then soil are they?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 1: Goodness, just make sure I didn't forget to put myself
Speaker 1: in the corner again.
Speaker 17: We now have video of the moment that a Tesla
Speaker 17: in self driving mode started breaking unexpectedly on the Bay Bridge,
Speaker 17: causing eight cars to pile up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a mess.
Speaker 1: Carnforce Amanda Harry has a look at the video and
Speaker 1: reaction to it from a Ya, you're just You're not
Speaker 1: just in danger by being in it, You're in danger
Speaker 1: if you're around it, you know, kind of like a
Speaker 1: cell phone at this point, or pager or oh, I
Speaker 1: don't know anything with the battery, your car, your house
Speaker 1: with a stupid smart meter on it.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I wonder how they're going to make sure that people
Speaker 1: stop being anti semitic here in this country. Oohoo technology specialist.
Speaker 18: New video of a dramatic crash on the Bay Bridge.
Speaker 18: A tesla believed to be on autopilot started breaking, causing
Speaker 18: an eight car pile up on Thanksgiving. You can see
Speaker 18: in the video from California Highway Patrol that traffic was
Speaker 18: moving well just after twelve thirty in the afternoon. Then
Speaker 18: a white tesla put on its left blinker, moves into
Speaker 18: the left lane and stops, causing the car behind it
Speaker 18: to crash into it, followed by.
Speaker 8: Six more cars.
Speaker 18: One vehicle even gets pushed up against the wall of
Speaker 18: the bridge. According to CHP. The driver.
Speaker 1: How pissed would you be if you're driving a you know,
Speaker 1: clear traffic then this happens in San Diego way too much.
Speaker 1: If San Diego go to LA you could be going
Speaker 1: seventy five miles per hour and next thing you know,
Speaker 1: you're going twenty. It sucks and it can happen as
Speaker 1: snap right because of how whatever? But anyway, stopping dead
Speaker 1: like that and that's in the fast lane right far
Speaker 1: left right, and how would you feel if that was
Speaker 1: one of your vehicles? Never remind the fact that you
Speaker 1: could have been hurt. But now your insurance is going
Speaker 1: to potentially go up. Your car is up in the
Speaker 1: goddamn air with that white one right there. Everything your
Speaker 1: whole entire day, week, month is fo ruined and everything's
Speaker 1: at like you know, everything's on a shoestring budget as
Speaker 1: it is. How awesome would that make you feel?
Speaker 18: Of the Tesla was in full self driving mode. One
Speaker 18: industry expert says he wasn't suprised.
Speaker 1: They've blurred out the people who are swearing and punching
Speaker 1: each other. Prized by what happened, I figured.
Speaker 19: That most likely it was something related to phantom breaking,
Speaker 19: which is a very common problem.
Speaker 1: With Tesla's.
Speaker 19: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been investigating phantom breaking
Speaker 19: incidents on Tesla's for quite some time.
Speaker 1: Right, don't drive automated anything, even if it has like
Speaker 1: any kind of automation, even if it's not they have
Speaker 1: a self drive mode, So a lot of the times
Speaker 1: of these accidents are because retards sit in the passenger
Speaker 1: seat and can't grab the wheel and say but it
Speaker 1: also disables it for the driver when it's in self
Speaker 1: drive mode. Sometimes it doesn't let you override it, and
Speaker 1: this has been some of the problems that they've been having.
Speaker 1: But also it just sometimes like is taken over, you know,
Speaker 1: like a mim control toy, right, and potentially with a
Speaker 1: deliberate intent in mind by somebody who's got the joystick.
Speaker 1: So why the hell would you ever put yourself in
Speaker 1: that position in the first place.
Speaker 19: And as it turns out, when we saw the video
Speaker 19: the other day, that looks like exactly what happened.
Speaker 18: Sam Abul sam It is a principal emobility analyst with
Speaker 18: guide House Insights. He explains why a Tesla may phantom
Speaker 18: break way.
Speaker 19: They use the camera sensors on the Tesla vehicles. They
Speaker 19: don't have radar or any other type of active sensor
Speaker 19: that can accurately.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: They're not humans who can use discernment and use their
Speaker 1: goddamn eyes, but yet they drive better. Right, Shut up,
Speaker 1: shut up.
Speaker 19: Detect measurement, and sometimes the cameras will misperceive what they
Speaker 19: see and they'll they'll think that it'll the camera system
Speaker 19: will think it's seeing something that's not there and react
Speaker 19: to that and slam on the brakes.
Speaker 18: Nine people were treated for minor injuries, including one child
Speaker 18: who is hospitalized.
Speaker 1: I would fucking murder somebody. If my child got even
Speaker 1: a scratch on after this, something like this that was
Speaker 1: one hundred percent preventable happened, there would be a I
Speaker 1: would make. I would find somebody to be to be responsible,
Speaker 1: and I would make a body out of them.
Speaker 18: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating the crash
Speaker 18: as of now.
Speaker 8: CHP says it can't.
Speaker 1: See that trunk up in the air. If I had
Speaker 1: to scram some motherfucker in there, I would.
Speaker 18: Have firm if the full self driving system was active
Speaker 18: at the time of the incident, But it does say
Speaker 18: in the report that the drivers should still have their
Speaker 18: hands on the wheel and have manual control of their car.
Speaker 1: See what I mean. It's like, how stupid are you
Speaker 1: freaking liberal idiots? You take your loan life in your
Speaker 1: own hands. But when you're involved in a situation where
Speaker 1: other people could be harmed and you're sitting in the
Speaker 1: passenger seat on the backseat, are you freaking retard? That
Speaker 1: would been that that's worthy of a bullet in the
Speaker 1: fucking head or maybe in the kneecap first, so they
Speaker 1: can feel a little bit of pain before you take
Speaker 1: them out, thinking and maybe something like that. Does that
Speaker 1: sound wrong? I don't give a shit. There's another warning
Speaker 1: and it's all quiet. But yeah, that was a guy
Speaker 1: on a bike. That's it. Uber dashcam footage shows lead
Speaker 1: up to fatal Look at this retard, big slob, cannon
Speaker 1: and drive himself. I don't know. Is that a man
Speaker 1: or a woman? Words in a man woman, it's hard
Speaker 1: to tell. Oh yeah, oh my goodness, Yeah, you just
Speaker 1: killed somebody, you fucking retard. And here's what I tell them,
Speaker 1: that's gonna kill us. You know they did the ones
Speaker 1: that they they tried to make arians into aliens. Right, Oh,
Speaker 1: that's not the one I wanted. That's the picture I
Speaker 1: use for today. There's a lot of them, though there's more.
Speaker 1: Where did they come from?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, way most double crash with pickup truck, cyclist and
Speaker 1: arson exam. Weimo has recently seen good news with the
Speaker 1: quick approval of their application to serve large service areas
Speaker 1: in San Francisco and Los Angeles. They also recently got
Speaker 1: their in LA two. Had a small set of more
Speaker 1: negative headlines worthy of attention. Yeah, some people have been
Speaker 1: lightning on fire, which is good, in particular a day
Speaker 1: in Phoenix where two of their vehicles had modest impacts
Speaker 1: modest impact look at the how listen to this verbiage
Speaker 1: Modest impacts with the very same truck being towed within
Speaker 1: minutes of each other. With the very same truck they
Speaker 1: boom and then boom. There was also an arson of
Speaker 1: a WEYMO in a minor but significant impact with a cyclist. Yeah,
Speaker 1: though it is nothing on the scale of chaotic of
Speaker 1: the Kiak month that led to the fall of GM's
Speaker 1: cruise last year. If you have wondered, so cruise was
Speaker 1: what let's see robocart in twenty thirty three. Fall of
Speaker 1: the Cruise, So apparently this was what killing people to
Speaker 1: get out there General Moise Cruise robo taxi division, which
Speaker 1: led it to a pause, let's say story the ban
Speaker 1: on operations in California, the recigndation of the founder and CEO,
Speaker 1: and much more. That was actually the most prominent component
Speaker 1: of the other big story of the who cares? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's talking about way mo Let's get let's get to
Speaker 1: what the hell the Hopson Cruise, Cruise and Waimo are
Speaker 1: by a large margin leading rover car companies in the West.
Speaker 1: But not if they just lost their CEO and they're
Speaker 1: can't operate in California And what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Where's where are they talking about that?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The pedestrian impact. The climax of the fall of the
Speaker 1: Cruise was a serious injury crash started by an unknown
Speaker 1: driver who hit a pedestrian crossing against the light. The
Speaker 1: driver fled the scene. The pedestrian went up on the
Speaker 1: hood of the Nissan, then slid off to the right
Speaker 1: in front of the cruise bolt which was also which
Speaker 1: was driving in the right hand lane. The cruise detected
Speaker 1: her and hit the brakes, but still read there they're
Speaker 1: trying to make then nice and sweet? What happened. The
Speaker 1: ex changed everything. After the cruise had come to a stop,
Speaker 1: it quickly followed programmed to tried to pull off the road.
Speaker 1: It couldn't really, as the bike lane to the right,
Speaker 1: head ballards insulating it, but it pulled forward about twenty
Speaker 1: feet and then slightly to the right. The possession, however,
Speaker 1: was under the car. Was under the car and was
Speaker 1: dragged this twenty feet up to a seven mile per hour.
Speaker 1: Up to seven miles per hour. That's when the vehicle
Speaker 1: finally stopped. Its rear real head rolled up on her legs.
Speaker 1: She was injured in pain, but procedures here reaffirmed by
Speaker 1: emergency crews when they arrived or not to try to
Speaker 1: drive off of somebody. Instead, they waited until they could
Speaker 1: bring but the hell stop moving it into the jaws
Speaker 1: of life to jack up the vehicle and extract it
Speaker 1: from mynder it. She went to the hospital where she
Speaker 1: was slowly recovering months later. So she had a vehicle
Speaker 1: on top of her and they're like, wait, no, no, dude,
Speaker 1: that's good. Leave it on top of her until we
Speaker 1: get the jaws of life. That's thanks, thanks, appreciate it. Okay,
Speaker 1: Light Cleaveland, come here.
Speaker 4: Check out my onboard computer navigation.
Speaker 19: System standard left turn ahead Spanish Yo smir in Sylviet
Speaker 19: and Russia.
Speaker 4: Car drives you.
Speaker 5: That's fancy.
Speaker 12: And know.
Speaker 1: I looked for the actual Yaka Shirana thing to see
Speaker 1: if they actually even said that. But I've stopped wasting
Speaker 1: my time. Look at that. I'm sure they lie about
Speaker 1: what he says too. I would not be surprised or
Speaker 1: it's just a bland discussion that doesn't talk about how
Speaker 1: truthful his words have been. Oh, let's see, dude, all
Speaker 1: these n W shis want to replace us all with AI.
Speaker 1: It's a shame. Let's say hold on, let me get
Speaker 1: over here. It's like a pupp it out of the
Speaker 1: screen for you did Hello, it's Sam Stone. All these
Speaker 1: n WNW shills want to replace us with as a shame.
Speaker 1: Thanks for fudding getst this vs. Daniel God bless your brother,
Speaker 1: Thank you. How does how does the insurance claim go
Speaker 1: with the driverless vehicle that's at fault? Yeah exactly, We'll
Speaker 1: go way more. They're like, yeah, we're googling, We're we
Speaker 1: pretty much own you. Uh, shut up, the courts are
Speaker 1: gonna rule in our favor. Ok off publicly I publicly
Speaker 1: shame and make fun of Tesla owners. Me too, and
Speaker 1: my sister in law is one of those people, but
Speaker 1: I don't do that to her. She's also a nurse.
Speaker 1: She's a nice person. But these has learned a lot
Speaker 1: of stuff. Publicly shame and make fun of Tesla owners.
Speaker 1: I recommend others so the same. You may save a life, yeah,
Speaker 1: to do the same.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: The Jays are getting desperate, you think, or are they
Speaker 1: just getting bold? I think they're getting bold. I think
Speaker 1: they don't care anymore. And I think it's because these
Speaker 1: attacks are. Like I had said yesterday to somebody when
Speaker 1: I was talking to Nick on Instagram, He's like, what
Speaker 1: do you think they're you know, revealing this technow and
Speaker 1: an ass. I'm like, because they're gonna do it multiple times,
Speaker 1: really in rapid succession, so that it's gonna be and
Speaker 1: stuff is gonna happen here to distract us from that
Speaker 1: over there in Lebanon, because people will go I have
Speaker 1: to deal with this. I said, See, they're gonna be
Speaker 1: economic crash, it's gonna be some kind of terrorist attacks here.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be some other thing going on that the
Speaker 1: thinking a false flag to somebody else, and it's gonna
Speaker 1: all happen like boom boom boom boom boom, so that
Speaker 1: we'll forget about what the hell just happened over there
Speaker 1: in the second attack happened today. I do have to
Speaker 1: kind of get going. But let's see what else we got.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, so that's what's up here. Did I show
Speaker 1: myes and I didn't? So the wood done. It is
Speaker 1: up here. This is what the niche and I did yesterday.
Speaker 1: It was almost four hours long, three hours, forty two
Speaker 1: minutes and forty seven seconds, and we discussed a lot,
Speaker 1: went through many many a thing. So if you are interested,
Speaker 1: it's on the second tier of the Patreon. Okay, second
Speaker 1: tier just means it's ten bucks a month. So she
Speaker 1: puts it on her second tier too, which is the same.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of like hiding, but it's there. Firstier
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Speaker 1: He'll be on here at eleven. So I gotta kind
Speaker 1: of get going. But doctor Peter Glidden's and I also
Speaker 1: simulcast in his last Tuesday one. He has one that
Speaker 1: just ended today, so if you missed it, it's your fault,
Speaker 1: all right. So ninety essentials there and by the way,
Speaker 1: I'm on about what is it thirty forty of those essentials? No, No,
Speaker 1: I had the plant drive minerdles. That's a lot of it, right,
Speaker 1: So I had almost all the except for except for
Speaker 1: the stuff that's in the the stoffects today and I
Speaker 1: feel freaking awesome. It's like really boosted up in addition
Speaker 1: to the other stimulants that I take every single day
Speaker 1: just to be awake and not peel Dead, and I
Speaker 1: also take Creatum, which helps you should totally get I
Speaker 1: don't even put the link up here anymore, do I.
Speaker 1: But there's a Clarity Tradum link somewhere and one of
Speaker 1: my I think it's up on this thing. Are you
Speaker 1: guys even seeing what I'm looking at? What the yes?
Speaker 19: You are?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So there's a Clarity Creatum link somewhere in this.
Speaker 1: There's my creatine spiel. I should give you that. So
Speaker 1: Bredie on Stewart dot com I think is also in
Speaker 1: the more recent descriptions. I think I added it back
Speaker 1: because people were talking about stuff about it. But where
Speaker 1: is try blue is there? I got to put that
Speaker 1: back on the I don't know how that fell off.
Speaker 1: And Clarity cretim it's ref. It's you know, claritycraaedem dot
Speaker 1: com backslash question mark ref equals ballbusters and that's pretty sure.
Speaker 1: There's a discount there. But the triblution is I suppose
Speaker 1: to always be up there. I don't know why that
Speaker 1: came down. I have to put that back in the description.
Speaker 1: And also is this the part I want to read
Speaker 1: now right here? So I make a creating HCl right,
Speaker 1: I don't make it. I source it from a from
Speaker 1: a from a company that makes it clean sourced, right,
Speaker 1: and I get it in bulk from them. But it
Speaker 1: says its creating HCl Clean Source Supplements is a KETO
Speaker 1: compliant single ingredient health suppment from Muscle Strength Focused and
Speaker 1: Muscle Energy studies are shown creating to be not just
Speaker 1: creating a mounttider, but quertaine hydrochloride. So it's not there's
Speaker 1: no loading phase involved. It's boom boom, right, and I
Speaker 1: take three to five grams to day myself personally. Creatine
Speaker 1: is to be beneficable to men and women. It is
Speaker 1: even used clinically for certain child muscle diseases. Did you
Speaker 1: know that it has been linked to bone health, improved mood.
Speaker 1: This is after you add the ninety essentials to your
Speaker 1: body every single day. This is just in the answer, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, this is you don't just not do anything else,
Speaker 1: and then I think creatine is going to save your life.
Speaker 1: You have to have a fully strong, fortified body if
Speaker 1: you don't want disease to set in. For being nutrient deficient,
Speaker 1: bone health, improved mood. So this is all the wonderful benefits, right,
Speaker 1: Bone health improved mood and mental cognition. It may help
Speaker 1: manage impacts of sleep deprivation Karen, and when used topically,
Speaker 1: it may reduce wrinkles. Isn't that interesting? HCl is what
Speaker 1: creating HDL it just shortened. It is the most potent
Speaker 1: form in no loading phases necessary, unlike creatine amountohydrate. Creatine
Speaker 1: may have several benefits such as increasing athletic performance, muscle mass, endurance,
Speaker 1: and preventing chronic disease. Preventing chronic disease, anybody ever think
Speaker 1: you're creating to be something that does that. Creating supplementation
Speaker 1: may provide more health benefits beyond athletic performance, such as
Speaker 1: reduce liver fat, reduce heart disease risk, antioxidative benefits, control
Speaker 1: blood sugar levels, slow down cancer progression, and improve osteoarthritis
Speaker 1: symptoms and cognitive function. What Over time and with exercise,
Speaker 1: creating HCl shows an increase in muscle mass more than
Speaker 1: exercise alone. Creating has been used for more than a century,
Speaker 1: with hundreds of studies to support its safety and effect.
Speaker 1: In this cretane is also naturally fund in your body,
Speaker 1: so it's been used forever.
Speaker 5: But you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Creating has been used more than he. Creatine is naturally
Speaker 1: found throughout the body with ninety five percent, so you
Speaker 1: naturally found throughout the body, like I just said, with
Speaker 1: ninety five percent found in the muscle tissue. Adding more
Speaker 1: through suppentation often optimizes many functions, including what your body
Speaker 1: needs to build increased muscle mass. Your natural creating levels
Speaker 1: are about fifty percent of what's needed for muscle growth.
Speaker 1: Recommended use seven to fifty milligrams per one hundred pounds
Speaker 1: by body weight. Of body weight, however, studies show usage
Speaker 1: of three to five grams daily and even more have
Speaker 1: no adverse side effects. Read the product label for more. Okay,
Speaker 1: and that says the International Society is Sports Nutrition ISSN
Speaker 1: regards creating as safe and it concludes it it's it's
Speaker 1: one of the most beneficial sports supplements available. There you go.
Speaker 1: And why did I say all that shiat because I
Speaker 1: want to tell you this right now. Boom, all right,
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Speaker 1: FTJ Media. The description is a dang say you go
Speaker 1: over to where it says simper fry LLC. You can
Speaker 1: actually click this one that actually says clean source off
Speaker 1: that's what you want. There you go da da, Okay,
Speaker 1: it's there. That's some more talk you talk about it,
Speaker 1: and some links so that you can see here's the
Speaker 1: study provided by Healthline that I pulled out of that
Speaker 1: stuff that I was just reading to you from from
Speaker 1: from from but River. You can also just quick link
Speaker 1: from my website to doctor Peter Glidden and then use
Speaker 1: Ballbusters as a code. You can go over here and
Speaker 1: click to collect that. If you want to get doctor
Speaker 1: Monzo's book, which you should. And top one is this
Speaker 1: super thick book here that I have on the shelf
Speaker 1: that doctor mons It was kind of to gets me
Speaker 1: when I met him in person in Salt Lake City
Speaker 1: some time ago. And then there's this one right here,
Speaker 1: which is the e copy kind of short reference book
Speaker 1: version right. This is more of a practitioner's book. This
Speaker 1: is like the fan This is like the professional one. Right,
Speaker 1: gives you concepts and all this stuff too, and it
Speaker 1: gives you a whole lot more detail and a lot
Speaker 1: more applications, so it's it's worth it, okay. And then
Speaker 1: there's Azure Well people ask wholesale well, you know, hopefully
Speaker 1: I want to play this thing that doctor montse will
Speaker 1: actually put on here, but I don't know. If I
Speaker 1: have the time, maybe maybe maybe I will do that. Actually,
Speaker 1: But whole food Vitamin Boom multivitamin, there's two different sizes.
Speaker 1: Cricket one hundred and twenty caps are three times, so
Speaker 1: it's not really sizes. It's just a bundle pack. You
Speaker 1: get three of the same thing, or you get one
Speaker 1: of them, right, and uh yeah, share it Azure you
Speaker 1: can earn twenty five bucks and then there's like points
Speaker 1: and stuff like that you can get. I've I've ordered
Speaker 1: obviously from here and they're telling you all these things.
Speaker 1: But you need all this stuff for this stuff to
Speaker 1: operate in the first place, like nerve and blood. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all this stuff. Yeah, it supports all that. But if
Speaker 1: you don't have it, disease sets in. Right, So you
Speaker 1: need your nutrients high potency multivitamin and it's whole food
Speaker 1: plant basesthetic free, synthetic free multivitamin complete with clinical doses
Speaker 1: to target for targeted immune, brain and cardiovascals vascular support.
Speaker 1: And by the way, when it's whole food natural version,
Speaker 1: you don't need as much much of a dose, So
Speaker 1: it's when you when you're not absorbing this stuff. That's
Speaker 1: when you have to have like shit tons more of it.
Speaker 1: Right your body can figure out what it is and
Speaker 1: use it, then you don't need as much. So go
Speaker 1: ahead and get stuff and then sauce and then make
Speaker 1: the world go around, you know, everybody happy. Let me
Speaker 1: see if I can find this quickly. I want to
Speaker 1: share with what doctor Bonso said about his you know,
Speaker 1: let's see, that's the wrong page on it would be
Speaker 1: way up here. I think we talk a lot. This
Speaker 1: is a very lively group. He should be in it.
Speaker 1: There's that doctor mounds a job to that. I don't
Speaker 1: think he'd mind if I shared this audio that he
Speaker 1: shared yesterday. He's in the group. It's called doctor Friends
Speaker 1: of Doctor Monsou and ball Busters. Okay, why isn't it
Speaker 1: going to it? Oh? Because it's right there in my phrase?
Speaker 1: All right, I think this is it. Hopefully you can
Speaker 1: hear it. Tell me if you can't.
Speaker 5: At Karen, I heard.
Speaker 1: So he's saying that this is the Karen right there.
Speaker 1: But this is information that we can all use. And
Speaker 1: for some reason on my thing is said it was
Speaker 1: twice as long as five minutes long, and then it
Speaker 1: was just like a flat line. So I thought that
Speaker 1: there was something missing that I guess I could just
Speaker 1: dewete that because that doesn't pertain anymore. There you go
Speaker 1: for a message on my photo, you did an audio messaging.
Speaker 17: I didn't realize it was to me until I looked
Speaker 17: at the little icons and we're in a number by
Speaker 17: the app sign and I'm like, all this only said
Speaker 17: so you were talking about your your discovery of the
Speaker 17: vitamin D three. Yes, So once again, this is what
Speaker 17: I've been trying to tell people. A lot of this
Speaker 17: stuff is completely synthetic. They're not actual vitamins, and then
Speaker 17: some when it comes to the D that's one of
Speaker 17: the big offenders, is the big defendor because most of
Speaker 17: the vitamin is the sorbic acid, which is not vitamin
Speaker 17: D at all.
Speaker 1: It's not a whole C complex at all.
Speaker 17: And some of it is just absolutely synthetically in a laboratory,
Speaker 17: so it's not like they're even highfool it, they're just
Speaker 17: actually synthetically making it.
Speaker 5: D is up on the list. Of course, D is
Speaker 5: actually out of vitamin.
Speaker 17: It's a hormone, which is why you really can't get
Speaker 17: it from the diet, and we're probably really not supposed
Speaker 17: to get it from diet.
Speaker 5: We're supposed to get it from the sun.
Speaker 17: Yes, from One of the forms that they use is
Speaker 17: also the form for killing mommies and rats because it
Speaker 17: basically pulls the calcium out. O loses their kidneys and
Speaker 17: causes kidney killer and d do the same thing to
Speaker 17: your body.
Speaker 5: It will pull the calcium out of your bones.
Speaker 17: And of course the other big e is the B vitamins.
Speaker 17: B vitamins a lot of them are in a cold
Speaker 17: horror and they're not actual B vitamins, So those are
Speaker 17: usually the big offenders.
Speaker 5: And when it comes to the minerals, it's minerals that
Speaker 5: are inorganic.
Speaker 17: That's you need things like plant drive minerals or my
Speaker 17: fullmic minerals which are plant derived. Need something that comes
Speaker 17: from the plants because the plants break down the inorganic
Speaker 17: minerals and tournament into organic, organically down minerals, which is
Speaker 17: what our body can actually utilize.
Speaker 5: Otherwise you're just drinking rocks.
Speaker 17: And our body really doesn't break down rocks very well.
Speaker 17: So yeah, the whole natural health industry is very, very
Speaker 17: messed up.
Speaker 5: That's when doctor Woden.
Speaker 17: And myself are basically almost on the exact same page
Speaker 17: here and saying the same thing.
Speaker 5: You don't want fractionated.
Speaker 17: You don't want synthetic minerals and vitamins because they just
Speaker 17: don't work. The body, it doesn't really recognize them. So
Speaker 17: I might be a little bit more staunch on the
Speaker 17: whole reason not to do the synthetic version, but I
Speaker 17: think doctor Wooden basically gets it. It's just, uh, when
Speaker 17: you understand the bile physics and you can see what
Speaker 17: things look like from the physics point of view, you
Speaker 17: realize the synthetic ones don't.
Speaker 5: They're not recognized by the body.
Speaker 17: Now, mainstream chemical science they say they look identical and
Speaker 17: therefore that the body can still utilize them, but that
Speaker 17: has not been my experience.
Speaker 5: It's not like the body can't utilize them. To some aspect,
Speaker 5: the body does. But it's more just like.
Speaker 17: A drug drug, all synthetic pharmaceutical drugs does your body
Speaker 17: use them?
Speaker 5: Your body uses them, but they.
Speaker 17: Do what they're designed to do, which is force the
Speaker 17: body into a specific action. Usually the force for the
Speaker 17: body I guess itself and take away a symptom. So
Speaker 17: they'rey good.
Speaker 5: That symptom management never gonna cure.
Speaker 17: You're never gonna get you. Well, never, you're gonna address
Speaker 17: the root cause. Well, they do the same thing with
Speaker 17: the synthetic fighting the minerals. And that's why the whole
Speaker 17: field of functional medicine and now most of nature apathy
Speaker 17: nature pathic medicine is all nonsense now because it's.
Speaker 1: And doctor Glitden talks about this too, that the nature
Speaker 1: apathy that they that they teach now isn't the same
Speaker 1: stuff that he has been learned, he had learned and
Speaker 1: has been practicing for thirty five years. He said, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of infiltration by all of paths and changing
Speaker 1: the curriculum all over the place. So the way that
Speaker 1: they're combating natural medicine is by absorbing it and then
Speaker 1: changing it.
Speaker 17: Like the borg to it is, let's just use synthetic minerals,
Speaker 17: just like we use synthetic drugs. Force your symptoms, and
Speaker 17: so the person feels better symtematically, and what happens to
Speaker 17: the actual problem, well, it really goes away. And if
Speaker 17: they stop taking their nutrients, then the problems come back. However,
Speaker 17: that is also hard to prove.
Speaker 1: And when the book that I was talking about with
Speaker 1: the homeopaths, homeopathic medicines, those aren't something that you take
Speaker 1: preventatively or you take, you know, executively. It's just to
Speaker 1: retune you. So it's it's like a catalyst to get
Speaker 1: your body to rebalance itself, unlike nutrients that you need
Speaker 1: all the time. So when he's saying like if you're
Speaker 1: taking the synthetics, it's more like you're getting high kind
Speaker 1: of like the B vitamin and stuff like that. So
Speaker 1: but you stop doing it. It's not fixing, It hasn't
Speaker 1: really fixed anything. But you have to you have to
Speaker 1: take nutrients anyway. But you understand what he's getting at right.
Speaker 17: Completely, because there are ninety nutrients that you need to
Speaker 17: be taking, and of course nutrients and you're not getting
Speaker 17: them in your food, which you're not going to well,
Speaker 17: then yeah, problems are gonna come back anyways. But for
Speaker 17: a lot of things if it's not essential, which vitamin
Speaker 17: D is not an essentialment by the way, because it's
Speaker 17: not that, but with a lot of things, when you're
Speaker 17: really under utified, once you get a pack up, you
Speaker 17: don't need to be on something unless it's one of
Speaker 17: the ninetiethes central that you're not that you need every day.
Speaker 17: And so that's how you can tell whether or not
Speaker 17: something's really working.
Speaker 1: Cool. It was kind of like I thought that kind
Speaker 1: of like ended quickly, so I saw the trail mark.
Speaker 1: I thought maybe there was more to it, but there
Speaker 1: we go. All right, I'm out of here. Support your
Speaker 1: local everything, especially me.
Speaker 5: Bye.
Speaker 1: Took other descriptions. Have a good day, I'll see you
Speaker 1: in about twenty minutes. Thirty minutes over, same spot, just
Speaker 1: with doctor Peter blyddon