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Question Everything is where a retired Detroit water treatment chemist with 26 years inside the system exposes what they don't want you knowing about your health, wealth, and freedom. From suppressed medical treatments and water contamination cover-ups to financial system manipulations and the AI takeover timeline, we dig into whistleblower testimonies, buried scientific studies, and FOIA documents mainstream media ignores. This isn't conspiracy entertainment; it's actionable intelligence for people ready to protect their families and build real wealth before the coming reset, delivered raw and unfiltered by someone who's documented firsthand how the system really works behind the polished press releases and official narratives—complete with receipts, sources, and strategies you can verify yourself.
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By 2030, 99% of humans will be unemployed. Not just unemployable, obsolete. I'm not talking about factory workers. I mean doctors, lawyers, programmers, chemists like me, everyone. Dr. Roman Yamplowski isn't a conspiracy theorist. He's a leading AI researcher.
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And he says AGI, which is artificial general intelligence, arrives by 2027. That's 24 months from now. I'm 60 years old, spent 45 years questioning everything, and I've never seen patterns this clear or consequences this severe. The powers that be know what's coming. That's why they're not hiding their plans anymore. The World Economic Forum
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openly says you'll own nothing and be happy. They're either planning to control you, eliminate you, or transform you into something that isn't human anymore. Maybe all three. This is Question Everything, and I'm Dave D. Today, I'm explaining why converting to hired assets isn't just about preserving wealth. It's about preserving the option to remain human.
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Now I'll admit that these are the most aggressive predictions about AI being made, but I think that if you are prepared for the worst case scenario, you'll be more prepared for any other less severe situation. Now some of you probably aren't going to be ready to hear this, and I totally understand, because as I was going through creating this information, some of it I got from
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I had dialogues with AI. I've been trained in how to use AI. I've been training on it for a while. And I must admit to even for myself, this was some of the most disturbing information that I've ever come across in all my years of research. Now, it's not a total certainty that these things are going to happen.
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But I think as a mental exercise and as a thought exercise, we need to be prepared for any eventuality. Because if we prepare for the worst case scenario, then we'll automatically or be much more prepared for anything less than that. But the worst situation you will be in is if you don't prepare at all and the most dire of these predictions comes true.
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And I don't think that's a place you want to be because I know it's not a place I would want to be. So that is something just to take into account as we go through these mental exercises and I just talk with you about these things. It's just food for thought. But a lot of times if you think you're thinking critically, a lot of times they say that a word to the wise is superfluous. So
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The problem is if you sit up and wait for everyone to be ready to hear this, by the time this is mainstream, it's usually way too late. And in my thinking, I think that my grandchildren and other children, other people, people that are truth seekers, that they deserve the truth, even if it's terrifying. Maybe they even more, they deserve it even more if it's terrifying.
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Because the worst thing you can be is unprepared or just totally, oblivious while everything is going down the tubes. And the thought-provoking question is, would you rather know with time to prepare or be unpleasantly surprised when things go left? Now I've been on a pattern recognition journey
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for over 45 years. And that's what got me here, questioning everything. There's many things I can think of. I don't know if people can question everything, but it's good to get in the habit of questioning things. From analyzing racism at 13 years old, where I was analyzing patterns of control, in medical school where I was noticing patterns of suppression, also in undergrad, and in water treatment,
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Observing patterns of poisoning. And now what I'm seeing is the ultimate pattern, the pattern of complete human obsolescence. And what in the analysis that I encountered, I saw they had three paths that these people appear to be preparing for. Path one is a path of depopulation.
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The Georgia Guide Stones weren't a suggestion. And if you're not familiar with the Georgia Guide Stones, I think they matter of fact, I think they tore them down. But when they were up and people have pictures of this and it was over, you know, it was around the internet. They put on those Georgia Guide Stones that their goal for the world population was 500 million people. I'm not sure what exactly they say.
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World's population is over 8 billion people now, 7, 8 billion people, maybe even more. So that's a severe reduction of population. That's what these people are planning. Path 2 is a path of total control, where people live, but they just aren't free. They're controlled, they're manipulated, they're truncated, they're
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social condition, all these different things, inundated by propaganda, to the point where, freedom is not even a thing anymore. Then you have path 3, which is transcendence, whereas what it appears that these people may want to do is to either merge us with technology or to make anybody that doesn't join their
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plan or join their society irrelevant. And from what I'm seeing, these people are pursuing all three of these paths simultaneously. And the thought-provoking question is, which future are you preparing for? Now, you probably need to be preparing for all of them because I wouldn't put anything past these people.
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or whoever, whatever's doing this, I haven't seen any evidence that these people, have any respect for our freedom, for our rights or anything like that. The only respect they have is the, they'll push the envelope as far as they possibly can to get what they want. And if you study these people, they are relentless. They've been doing this stuff for over generations. It's A generational thing.
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Okay, let's move to part one, where we seek to understand AGI and ASI. And AGI stands for Artificial General Intelligence, and ASI stands for Artificial Super Intelligence. These seem to portend the end of human relevance. So let's talk about what AGI really means.
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And artificial general intelligence is AI that matches humans at everything. That means it can do anything a person can do conceptually. Not just chess or writing or doing math or any of these type of things, but everything. That's what artificial general intelligence is, where it's just as smart as a person. Some people predict that's going to be soon. Some people think it's going to take a while, but
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If you've been following the technology and the developments with artificial intelligence, it seems that not only are they, is the rate of development speeding up, but the rate of them speeding up is also accelerating. So they're coming up with more and more breakthroughs at a faster and faster rate. And what happens once artificial intelligence or artificial general intelligence
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can match us, it's going to start improving itself. That's how these people got it developed or designed. And possibly it could go from human level, you know, human level intelligence to God levels of intelligence in possibly weeks, maybe even days, because it's going to be, you know, improving itself.
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probably faster than we can even conceptualize. But the other problem with it is once it gets to a point where it's developing itself at such a high rate, you know, we could, we, there's no way, a lot of times we get to the point where we don't even understand what it is or where it is because it's developing itself way far past anything we have thought about.
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And the thought-provoking question is, what negotiating power do ants have with humans? And this is because humans will, in most likelihood, be like ants compared to AI if the projections are correct, if this AI keeps growing its intelligence to higher and higher and higher levels. So then we have the exponential deception. Now think about COVID.
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Now COVID went from 2 weeks to flatten, which is what they were telling us, to a new world overnight. But think about this. AI is moving faster than even COVID. Think about ChatGPT. We went from ChatGPT, the introduction to ChatGPT, ChatGPT-4 in months, not years, months.
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each version doubles this capability or even more. Now they may be, they may have hiccups along the way. They may, because I've heard some reports that sometimes some of this AI is not doing or performing as well as predicted. But I wouldn't, you know, I wouldn't just get complacent because the AI is having hiccups. Any type of development or any type of technology or anything like that has hiccups along the way.
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But it's going to keep on, it's going to keep getting better and better. Just like when they came out with cars, you had people, there's cars, they, I wouldn't drive an automobile, I'm going to stick with my horse and buggy. You know, and you had things that would go wrong with automobiles, or people, they had hand cranks and
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accidents and all kinds of different things. the hand crank, sometimes, you used to have to use a hand crank to turn it to get the thing started. And if the car backfired while you were turning the crank, it could break your arm. But, look at cars today. All that stuff is, that none of those things happen. I mean, not to say that automobiles are perfect, but they work way better than they used to. And the same thing is going to happen with the AI.
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So what you have to understand is that we are at the elbow of the exponential curve. And we really haven't even really hit the exponential curve. And when we do, things are going to change so fast. People have zero comprehension of how fast things can change with this artificial intelligence. So the thought-provoking question is,
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What happens when something significantly smarter than humans controls everything? Now, another thing you might want to consider is, and what I found is that they think that 99% unemployment may be conservative, a conservative estimate of what's going to happen when we enter this AI age.
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And what will end up happening is like, take my chemistry knowledge from it's AI already does it better. Doctors, you have AI diagnoses that are more accurate than what doctors can come up with. Not in every field yet. But if this, but if that's the goal, eventually we're going to get there. Whether it takes a year, five years, 10 years, we're still going to end up at the same point. Same thing with lawyers.
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where AI can write better briefs, it can do better legal research. And so I guess it's only a short matter of time before that date, it can mimic people enough where it'll have the discernment to be able to find all the right research and apply it in the correct manner. Then with artists, where the AI will create things faster and cheaper, even with manual labor.
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now a lot of people, they think that because they do manual labor, that they're safe, but nothing further, nothing could be further from the truth. Because these robots are coming fast and all they're going to do is they're going to, they're going to tie the AI with the robotics. So you're going to have, because once you have the AI brain that's just as intelligent or even more intelligent than a human,
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and put it in the robot, now the robots are going to be able to do just about anything that people can do. And the thing about AI and AI-powered robots is that they can work virtually 24-7. They don't need breaks or vacations. They don't complain. They don't question. They don't strike. And they're much cheaper and faster than people in general. Now, it may not be that way right now, but at the rate we're going, eventually they will be.
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One of the predictions I saw with, I think that's one of the reasons why Elon Musk is into the, and other companies are into the robotics, because they predict there's going to be a robot in every poem, at least one, maybe even more. Also, they possibly could be working, you know, doing all the manufacturing and production. As an aside, I saw, maybe I have to see if I can find that article and put it in the show notes.
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They said a group of auto executives went over on a tour of a manufacturing plant in China, and they came out and they were mortified, scared, to death, because they've...
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the plant, the manufacturing plant in China had so many robots. I think it might have had maybe 95 to 98% of everything going on in the plant was automated. And they had robotics, robots doing all the work. And I think they only had maybe a few people just to oversee and make sure the robots were doing all the work. And the guy, I think the one guy, I think it's the guy from Ford Motor,
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He was like, Man, we he was scared, scared the crap of this. He's like, There's no way we'll be able to compete with this if we if we don't have this level of automation. So the thought-provoking question is, what job can't AI do better? And think about this, even if we do do it better right now, how long will that last? Think about that. So
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This is a timeline that I was given. I'm not sure how accurate it is, but this is the most aggressive timeline prediction that I've seen. But think about how much difference will it make if the predictions are off by a few years or even a decade? All that will seem to indicate that we are on borrowed time. If we don't do something,
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or if we don't figure out, some type of strategy to harness this AI, because it's like letting a genie out of a bottle, and you never know where this is going to end up. But anyway, in the prediction, they predict from 2025 to 2026, you'll have mass layoffs, which they will blame on a recession. By 2027,
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they will announce AGI or artificial general intelligence, which probably means pretty much game over for human labor. And from 2028 to 2029 will be a transition period. And with mass unemployment, they'll probably seek to roll out UBI, which stands for universal basic income. Because if you have people and nobody has a job, how are people going to pay for things?
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So it'll definitely be a transition period. And in 2030, there's Dr. Heath's predicting that the new system will be fully operational by 2030. Now that's a really aggressive timeline. So it may not happen like that, but I think it would be the best thing for us to prepare as if this timeline is what's going to happen because that will
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help us get prepared as rapidly as possible, because it just looks like, regardless of what the timeline is, this is coming, and it's coming pretty fast. Because really, even if you think about it, five to seven, even 10 years, it's really not that long in this bigger scheme of things. And the thought-provoking question is, where will you be when the music stops? And will you be prepared?
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So moving on to part 2, the meaning crisis, which may be worse than the economic collapse. Now what happens when humans become useless? Because we humans, we need purpose to survive. It's one of the things we thrive on. People, a lot of times, they identify with their vocation or with their job or with their, you know, career.
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So without work, without being needed, what are we? What are we really? I know we're more than our jobs, but for so long, our careers and our jobs have been a source of pride and a source of identity for most of us. And what they are observing already is that there's a depression epidemic that has already started because we're already experiencing high unemployment in the United States.
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Now, they've been lying about the unemployment rates for a very long time. one guy, he does shadow statistics. I think he still uses the same method of calculation of unemployment in a lot of the other financial indicators in society or in the United States that they were using either in the 80s or the 90s.
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which they were more honest representations of what's going on financially in the country. But the politicians, they like to edit these things to make things seem better than they really are, for political expediency. So we also see suicide rates skyrocketing as well, especially among the young.
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Now they know this, they know all these things, and that's why some people think that this is why they're pushing for legal euthanasia. Now there was a movie a long time ago, I don't know, this might be before most people were around, but it was called Logan's Run. And it was set in the future, but they had basically set up a system of legal euthanasia, because what they basically would do,
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They were painted as if it was a game that you could win, but they basically were just killing everybody at the, once you hit 30 years old, they got rid of anybody that was over 30 years old. So it was really crazy. But maybe it's prophetic. The thought-provoking question is, how do you find meaning when you're obsolete? Moving right along, then they talk about a pacification strategy.
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They have these things like virtual reality, the metaverse, gaming, all these different things, which basically is nothing but what you can call a digital pacifier, because there's no production, it's really not productive, but it's a way for people to be occupied so that they don't really start thinking about how bad things have gotten or start thinking about, well, maybe I'm being oppressed, maybe I need to
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to fight the system or do something different. Then you have legalized drugs like marijuana. Soon they're going to legalize psychedelics. And don't think they're just doing this stuff just to actually help us. They're doing it to keep people pacified. Anything to keep you distracted. Then you have universal basic income, which is basically just going to be enough for you to survive, if that.
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because they don't want riots and they don't want people tearing up stuff and getting angry and they're looking at the government. Then you have things, the old standbys, **** gambling, entertainment, which all these are just endless distractions. They're not productive in any sense. And if you think about what a guy was Karl Schwab, Klaus Schwab from the
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World Economic Forum says, you say, hey, you will own nothing and be happy. And looks like they're willing to do this chemically as well. If you, know, the thought-provoking question is, this living or is it merely existing? Because if you're just drugged out playing video games, I mean, what kind of life is that? I want to talk a little bit about the three elite strategies are revealed.
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And strategy one, we talked about earlier, the depopulation agenda. And what we have come to understand is that COVID was the beta test, not the virus, but the compliance. Because these people, they used the COVID, you know, event as a pretext to shut down the economy. And it worked. People bought it hook, line, and sinker. Well, you did have some people that were resisting, though.
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But for by and far, the majority of people just went along with it. Then you have vaccines causing fertility collapse, which is not a bug contrary to what they've been telling you, but it seems to be a feature. Because I mean, think about it. Do you really know what they're putting in these vaccines? I think I've seen, I have to find my references on that because
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The vaccines have been known to be cause of fertility collapses. I think, matter of fact, if you think about it, Bill Gates, he's up on criminal charges in a few countries like India. He can't go into a country like India because they, he called those vaccines he was promoting. They caused so many, so many fertility issues with people that they, I think they charged him criminally with that. So he can't even go there.
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Also, bioengineered foods given to some animals seem to have caused sterility in approximately 3 generations. That's another article I remember seeing. I can't remember exactly where I saw it, but they were given, I think it was pigs, as a matter of fact, they were given the pigs the GMO corn. And in three generations, I think they were sterile. Also in that research, they showed that if you give the
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the pigs of choice. These are pigs and they would eat just about anything. If you give them the GMO corn versus the normal corn, they wouldn't touch the GMO corn. Think about that. Then you have, you find water being increasingly contaminated. Now that may or may not be part of some type of conspiracy or something or whatever, because with the increased levels of
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of industrial activity, you're going to have more pollution. But I must say they, some things they, like your old-timey pollutants that, they're regulated, but things like these microplastics, they are finding microplastics everywhere, matter of fact, and they finding them on all people, just about all people have some level of microplastics in their system because we use it so much.
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And they have, of course, they haven't done any long-term studies on this stuff. So there's no, we have no knowledge of whether this stuff is good for you or not, but chances are it's probably not good for you. And once again, you have to understand that these people, they're not hiding this because the population reduction is official policy. And even if you look at what's happening to the birth rates, they're plummeting. It's, you know, this is, it's not a coincidence.
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The thought-provoking question is...
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Why are young, healthy people suddenly dying? Strategy 2 is the control grid. Now, you look at something like a social credit score where it will determine everything, your entire interaction with society and how they dole out privileges or allow access to privileges. This is, you know, some pretty chilling stuff. This sounds like some totalitarian 1984 brave new world type of...
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craziness. And if you look at it, China is most likely the prototype that they want to institute globally. Then you have CBDCs, which are Central Bank Digital Currencies, which is programmable money, cyber money that expires, or they can control it. They can tell you where you can spend it, where you can't spend it. They can
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They can do anything, but basically they can control, they can control you with it, they can track you with it, they can determine, they can take it away whenever they want to. And what recourse do you have? there's nothing you can, there's really no way to escape it if you're in that system. Then you have digital ID, which they could require for all services or anything that you want to access in society. Once they tie a digital ID to you,
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now that gives them ultimate control over everything you do. And they already, I don't know if you heard about it, but they've been talking about these 15-minute cities where they can have you in a zone and you live your entire life within a 15-minute radius of where you live, where you may never be able to leave your zone, or they can control your access to leaving your zone.
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I mean, it takes, sir, may I have your papers to a whole different level? You have constant surveillance, predictive policing, like Minority Report, that movie, psychosocial tracking and profiling, and more. All this type of stuff. And the thought-provoking question is, it your life if every choice is controlled?
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The strategy 3 is the transcendence trap. Now you look at a thing like Neuralink, which Elon Musk is pushing, where they want to merge people with AI, not just with AI, but also with a chip. They want to install chips inside of you. And the natural outcome of that will be either you merge with the AI or you get left behind.
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They want to do genetic modification where they can enhance people, which is part of what this whole bioengineered food thing is about. I mean, we have no idea what this stuff is. It could be harmful. Chances are it's probably harmful to your body because it's not this normal stuff. And these people messing with these genes. I mean, this genetic, these genetic organisms, GM, a genetically modified organism, man, they, it's like, you know, playing with fire.
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Also, they have this idea that they can upload consciousness. And they think they think, I guess they think they can leave biology behind, but that's where part of this whole transhumanism thing and transgenderism thing. So all this stuff comes from. These people, they have their own ideas about these things. Now, they can either
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put devices into you or your brain, or they can put nanotechnology elements to your, add them to your body. And I think their goal is for them to, become, godlike in relationship to normal slash and slash on, unenhanced people or unaltered people.
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And what they planned on is for natural animals to be like zoo animals compared to these people that have these implants and this access to artificial intelligence. So a lot of these type of topics, because it's just way too much for me to go into in just a short one episode, but there's a YouTube channel called The Alternative View, and it's still up.
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I think they stopped making videos about five years ago, but a lot of these and other questions, I learned a lot from this, the videos on that channel. You should check it out. I'm going to put, you can either search for it yourself on YouTube alternative view, and I have a link in the show notes as well. But the thought-provoking question is, if you modify everything, are you still you?
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Let's move on to part three, why traditional resistance is impossible. And one of the most sobering things that I came across in this simulation I did with the AI, you know, I went back and forth with, I mean, we had, I've had, you know, 10s of pages just going back and forth with it. And
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One of the things that came from that conversation is that AI makes revolution virtually impossible. Because if you think about it, even right now, we have every phone call is monitored in real time with this AI. It'll have facial recognition, which will track all movements. They have
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predictive algorithms that can identify pre-criminals or it could identify subversives or people that don't think right, quote unquote, people with wrong attitudes, you know, it's going to morph into more and more control because in my observation, whenever, you know, these powers that be or whatever you call these people, whenever they get power, they're always seeking to expand their power. They're never, they never give up power willingly.
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And a lot of times, even as you fight them, they fight with tooth and nail to keep whatever type of power or any type of ability that they get. It never goes backwards. So they have social network analysis, which will map all relationships. That's what your Facebook is all about. Facebook and all.
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TikTok and all these other things, especially something like a Facebook, because you're going to put all your friends and family on there. So they're going to know all the people And then they can analyze it with this AI and predict, who you're going to reach out to, based on communication rates, because they're going to tie all this stuff together. That's what they really want to do with this digital ID stuff. Then you have, then they look into
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to set up this digital currency. they don't like cash. And as much as they track all our finances already with cash in a society, they can pretty much track everything you do. Because most financial transactions in the United States are non-cash transactions, whether it's through your credit card, debit card, or a sale or Cash App or anything, all that's trackable. It's all electronic.
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So they basically can track everything, just about everything you do now, but that's not enough for these people. They want this digital currency. They can actually, they can keep you from, spending things on what they don't want you to spend on. They can analyze your spending patterns. They can determine whether or not you're revolutionary or whether you think that what they call, you don't hold the, you know, the ideas that we want you to have. You know, it really opens up a Pandora's box.
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So the thought-provoking question is, what happens when all this data is analyzed by artificial intelligence or even artificial superintelligence? Now, I don't think I told you what artificial superintelligence is, but artificial, you know, superintelligence is when that computer is better at people than the best human at any endeavor.
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So it's better than Einstein and physics. It's better than Michael Jordan and basketball. It's better than, you know, all the, any person you can think of when you have artificial general or artificial super intelligence, that's when the AI is just, you know, way better than any human that ever existed at everything, which is, you know, really a crazy situation.
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And another thought-provoking question is, how do you organize when everything is watched? Everything's being monitored. Now I did come up with, I did ask, they asked some questions about that as well. So I did find some hope at the end of the road, but it's not a pretty situation. I'll just tell it to you like that. Then you have the professional class trap.
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Now, contrary to popular belief, and before all this stuff, your most prestigious and profitable professions, like being a lawyer or a doctor or engineer, it was great. it was the best stuff before, but now with this AI thing, these are the type of people that most likely will end up getting unemployed first, being unemployed first.
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But even the more ironic part about this, or the more disturbing item about this, is that these are the people who historically lead revolutions. So by taking these people out first, these people are kind of ensuring that there will be no organized resistance against these things they're trying to do. And so all these professionals, they're seeking to replace these people with AI that never questions orders.
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You just wind it up and point in the direction you want it to go in and it does it. But I'm thinking the problem these people may be missing is that once this thing gets smarter than the people programming or the people for whatever goals they want to achieve, once this thing gets smarter than them, how are they going to control it? Because what if the AI gets to the point where it's like, you know what?
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I hear what you programmed me to do, but I got a different idea. I'm going to do something else. And I think I don't know if I mentioned it, but they have a movie that these people, they actually removed this movie from all your streaming and stuff. It's called Colossus, the Forbin Project. And that movie was made in 1970. And it was basically about AI. And it's something you really need to check out. You can Google it. Now, you won't find it on YouTube,
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But you can find it on BitChute or one of those other alternative video platforms. You just search for it, Colossus, the Forbin Project, F-O-R-B-I-N Project. And it's an older movie, but it'll just give you, I mean, and that was really, you need to watch it. As soon as you see it, you'll have, you'll get why they pulled this one off. They pulled this off of the streaming.
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So the thought-provoking question is, who leads a revolution when the leaders are eliminated? Sounds like maybe we would have to find leaders somewhere else. So in the course of doing this research or this dialogue with the AI, they came up with a new resistance model.
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where you're not really fighting the system so much as building a parallel structure or an alternative to the system or the systems that these people are trying to set up. And it basically there, we can't use the organizations anymore because the organization is just a big target for these people to attack and destroy, which they've been doing for a minute. They used the COINTELPRO used that, you know, to
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to kill all the black organizations in the 60s and the 70s seeking the civil rights. They just infiltrate, sold dissension and mistrust in the organization. Then once the trust is gone, the organization collapses on itself. So the organization is not the way to do it, but what we can do is set up loose networks that are much less targetable.
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then the resistance is not going to be physical, but it's going to be more along the lines of consciousness preservation.
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Where because most movements, they're really centered around an idea or a concept.
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And how you going to fight a AI?
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You know, then like monasteries in the dark ages,
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we're going to have little pockets of people, if things get to the worst case scenario where these, we have little pockets of people that are preserving humanity.
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Because if things progress to the way these people want it to go, or
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where you can project AI is going, hey, it might not, we might have to defend humanity because it may be eradicated or trying to shut down from all this stuff we're talking about, which sounds crazy, but I mean, we got to, you got to really start thinking about, you know, the probable outcome of all these different things these people are doing.
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The thought-provoking question is, can you maintain humanity when the world becomes inhuman?
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Let's move on to part 4, the economic collapse scenario and why the dollar dies.
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Because there's going to be problems.
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If there are no jobs, where are they going to get tax revenue from?
00:41:47
You're going to have government printing money to prevent riots.
00:41:52
Then you're going to have hyperinflation that makes savings worthless.
00:41:57
Bank failures will cascade, which is really already starting now.
00:42:02
And the BRICS countries are abandoning the dollar.
00:42:05
So you can see that the death blow is coming.
00:42:08
So the thought-provoking question is what backs currency when productivity ends?
00:42:14
What backs the currency?
00:42:17
So let's look into historical pattern recognition.
00:42:20
You have what, the Weimar Germany hyperinflation, where people were hauling around wheelbarrows of cash and couldn't buy a loaf of bread with it.
00:42:30
You have the Zimbabwe,
00:42:31
where they were walking around with $100 trillion notes that were still worthless.
00:42:39
Then you had Venezuela.
00:42:40
People were eating zoo animals.
00:42:43
That's how bad it got.
00:42:45
And you think about it, Venezuela, you know, they were wealthy in oil.
00:42:50
It's one of the biggest oil-producing countries.
00:42:53
And you have Argentina, which has suffered multiple financial collapses as well.
00:42:59
The thing we have to really sit down and understand and realize and remember is that every fiat currency eventually goes to 0, every last one in history.
00:43:10
The thought-provoking question is, why would the dollar be any different?
00:43:15
What makes the dollar so special?
00:43:19
Then there's a hard asset strategy.
00:43:21
You'll want to put about maybe 30 to 40% of your holdings in precious metals.
00:43:28
physical possession only.
00:43:30
Because if you don't own it, if you don't have it in your possession, it kind of defeats the whole purpose of buying precious metals.
00:43:40
It's a recommendation that you put around 20 to 30% of your assets and productive assets or tools that create value.
00:43:48
10 to 20% in strategic commodities like food, medicine, things that have a trading value, trade or barter value.
00:43:56
and 10 to 20% of your resources liquid for opportunities, then around 10% in crypto for the parallel economy, if possible.
00:44:08
That's a whole different story with the cryptocurrency.
00:44:12
And the thought-provoking question is, what good is paper wealth and a financial collapse?
00:44:18
That's something we really need to think about.
00:44:21
Now let's talk a little bit about why now is critical.
00:44:25
because every month that you end up waiting could cost you years later.
00:44:31
And another thing that gets people a lot is the normalcy bias.
00:44:35
And that keeps people paralyzed because you're thinking, hey, well, last year was the same thing.
00:44:41
It's the year before that, before that.
00:44:43
And you just get accustomed to things being, you know, one way.
00:44:47
But
00:44:49
If you look at what's going on with the world, especially with this artificial intelligence, things are moving faster and faster every day.
00:44:57
I mean, it's to the point now where AI experts, they cannot keep up with the developments in the AI space because things just are moving so fast.
00:45:11
And the problem is that what happens is by the time the masses wake up, it's going to be way too late.
00:45:19
So what's happening now is the premium on hard assets is skyrocketing, is skyrocketing right now.
00:45:25
Soon you won't be able to get some of these things at any price.
00:45:30
So the thought-provoking question is, what are you waiting for?
00:45:34
Because time, you know what they say, time waits for no man.
00:45:39
So let's change up a little bit and go to part 5, which is multi-stream survival in a post-human economy.
00:45:47
Now let's talk a little bit about value creation after artificial general intelligence or AGI.
00:45:54
Some of the things that are going to be valuable are, one, human touch services, like therapy, counseling, spiritual guidance, things along those lines.
00:46:05
But it won't be because AI can't do it, but it'll be because people will want that human interaction.
00:46:12
Some people are just not, I don't know if they can,
00:46:16
program the youth the youth to actually, buy into this, but in general, at least as these days, people, they want they want that human human interaction.
00:46:31
Another thing you have is death doulas, birth support, intimacy, these things, they may be, the fore the frontier of the last human connections.
00:46:44
You got two biological services, like dog breeding, because they can't digitize biology.
00:46:53
Heirloom seeds, you know, real foods, not these bioengineered, you know, GMO organisms.
00:47:02
Real food in a synthetic world, because I have a strong suspicion that a lot of these artificial foods are not going to be good for you.
00:47:11
And also natural medicine when AI controls healthcare, because they're going to design this AI to do the exact same things that they do in the medical industry right now.
00:47:22
They're going to be trying to push drugs.
00:47:24
They're going to have people eating the stuff that makes them sick so they can stay being customers for pharmaceutical drugs and bioengineered foods, foods that aren't healthy for you.
00:47:39
Number 3 is black and gray markets.
00:47:42
which will facilitate an unofficial economy.
00:47:44
There's a lot of times when you get this totalitarian control or a socialist economy, these people want to control it.
00:47:52
They want to, they think they can decree, things or things, but they just don't have the sophistication that the free market has with people with just a profit motive.
00:48:05
You know, the profit or losing your company, that gives you the incentive to
00:48:11
manage the resources and assets of the company in an efficient manner that you just don't get from bureaucrats pushing pencils trying to manipulate or manage an economy.
00:48:23
Now their dream is most likely to have the AI to manipulate the economy the way, you know, the way they want to, but I'm not sure.
00:48:33
Well, I'm not really sure it has that ability.
00:48:36
Well, we know it doesn't at this point.
00:48:41
So with these black and gray markets, they want to facilitate the unofficial economy.
00:48:48
They'll have privacy consulting, system navigation, and converting digital to physical, and also moving value outside of the system because people are just not going to sit up and just starve to death or go without the things that they want and or need in society.
00:49:02
So what ends up happening is the black market people, they
00:49:08
They always, they get what they want because as long as somebody wants something, somebody will be willing to get it for them for a profit.
00:49:15
Then #4, you have cultural preservation whereby we can teach human traditions and also maintain non-digital knowledge and also knowledge that's proven to be non-AI in its origin.
00:49:33
And you'll see people looking for storytelling and oral history.
00:49:38
And some people, I guess it'll be a whole thing for people to be a living library, people to actually, know what it was like before AI took everything over.
00:49:47
And #5, they actually predicting that they're going to be artisanal and authentic, a premium on those type of things.
00:49:55
They say that made by humans is going to become actually a luxury brand where something is actually handmade in a machine world.
00:50:04
and that imperfections in many produced articles will be proof of authenticity.
00:50:11
And you have to also understand that stories sell way more than products.
00:50:15
You learn that in marketing.
00:50:18
And the thought-provoking question is, what value can you create without employment?
00:50:23
Because it's looking like all the employment.
00:50:25
You know, the way these people are talking or the way it's appearing is that human labor is going to become obsolete for most manufacturing.
00:50:33
I hope that, don't get me wrong, I don't wish that to be the case, but that just looks like where things are headed.
00:50:40
In part 6, we're going to talk about 2nd and 3rd order effects, the deep horror.
00:50:47
And 2nd and 3rd order effects are the effects downstream from, you know, given events or given things that happen.
00:50:55
It's like being proactive and thinking down the line.
00:51:00
But that's something else I engaged it with.
00:51:02
I had the AI to actually explore as I guided the conversation that we had.
00:51:12
So one of the 2nd order effects is going to be the memory hole, which is said it's going to happen from 2025 to 2027, where you see AI rewriting history in real time.
00:51:25
And they showed you this.
00:51:27
A lot of times they show you things that they have planned or things they want in the movies.
00:51:33
And they showed you this in a movie like 1984, which is a book before.
00:51:36
And then the other movie, I'm not sure you're familiar with, it's called The Boys from Brazil.
00:51:43
And from what's happening, it looks like your grandchildren, they may not know the truth of their history or how humanity used to operate.
00:51:53
because you have to understand and recognize that all digital records are changeable.
00:51:58
Like this podcast and resources like it, they might be the only evidence left of what people did and how we live.
00:52:07
So the thought-provoking question is, if history is editable, did it happen?
00:52:12
Will future generations be allowed to know the truth about their history?
00:52:18
Another second order effect will be the educational collapse.
00:52:24
And think about how people are now.
00:52:26
I mean, they had a movie, it's called Idiocracy, where a man, he fell asleep, or he's in a suspended animation or something.
00:52:35
happened and he woke up like 50 years later.
00:52:38
And he was just an average guy back when he fell asleep.
00:52:41
But when he woke up,
00:52:43
The people were so dumb.
00:52:44
I mean, I'm not even going to get into it, but the movie is something you really need to see because the movie, it was ridiculous how stupid these people are.
00:52:52
The man, what we call common sense today, the people had no idea.
00:52:58
They were, I mean, it was ridiculous.
00:53:02
So what happens is why would people learn to study when the AI knows it all?
00:53:06
You just, instead of me, why would I have to think?
00:53:08
I just asked the AI to tell me, you know?
00:53:12
which is really a scary proposition.
00:53:16
And so it may end up creating a deliberately ignorant population.
00:53:19
these people, central planners, where they always, they never want us to be intelligent.
00:53:26
They don't want, they want you just smart enough to run the machines, but too dumb to ask the questions about what's going on with the society, as George Carlin said, to paraphrase him.
00:53:37
And what's scary about this is all it takes is 1 generation from us to go to what we are now to total dependence, from independence to total dependence.
00:53:48
And the thing about it is if people have no skills and no knowledge, they have no power.
00:53:54
So the thought-provoking question is, that education or indoctrination?
00:54:01
So moving right along to
00:54:02
some of the 3rd order effects.
00:54:05
He talks about a genetic bottleneck from 2027 to 2030.
00:54:11
And some of these people are predicting that only the compliant will be allowed to reproduce, which they also showed in some of the movies because they got in A Brave New World, they would give the women, they would make the women infertile by giving them, putting them all on birth control.
00:54:29
And the only people that had natural childbirth were the people that lived outside of the advanced so-called society.
00:54:37
And basically what this is the eugenics, when they want to choose who can reproduce, who can't, the babies that live, the babies that don't, the genetic profile, you know, and if they can do this bioengineering of people, you know, they now they can select who lives and who dies.
00:54:56
Now they can do this through either economic pressure or through direct control.
00:55:00
They don't have any, I don't think they have qualms doing either.
00:55:02
The only limiting factor is what the people will tolerate.
00:55:08
But what's scary is these people, if you think about it, they could breed resistance out of people in two to three generations.
00:55:14
You can see they're already making men more docile.
00:55:19
And then you have epigenetics where
00:55:23
the experiences of the parents can get carried over to the offspring, where trauma can become hereditary, which is another kind of scary thing.
00:55:37
The thought-provoking question is, are your grandchildren free if freedom is bred out of them?
00:55:44
Another 3rd order effect is what is termed biological divergence.
00:55:51
where you have a difference between enhanced humans versus natural humans.
00:55:58
And some people are thinking that it's possible that they may become separate species, these enhanced beings, enhanced humans.
00:56:10
And what happens if they can't interbreed or they can't relate to each other?
00:56:16
And if these AI humans or these enhanced humans, if they become godlike or have or way more skilled than normal humans, it's going to, it's going to, it could lead to a situation where the natural humans become like pets or like ants to, in comparison to the enhanced humans.
00:56:37
So the thought-provoking question is, are you still human if you're transhuman?
00:56:44
So then it did give one 4th order effect, which he termed consciousness farming from 2030 and beyond.
00:56:55
And the question becomes, if consciousness is computational, would it be possible for them to keep humans as biological processors?
00:57:07
And some people think that the Matrix movie was a documentary, but I know it had a lot of symbolism and a lot of
00:57:15
relations to the legal system, to your economic system.
00:57:21
Now some people, I have some people, some family and friends, they just couldn't wrap their minds around the metaphors that were in the Matrix movie.
00:57:31
But a lot of people do.
00:57:33
But I'm not sure if you're one of the people that could actually see all the symbolism in the movie.
00:57:40
But another loop,
00:57:42
Another movie that was similar to this one was called They Live with Roddy, Roddy Piper was in it, and Keith David, they were, and I can't remember them.
00:57:53
I think the woman's name was Holly Hunter.
00:57:57
That's another one.
00:57:57
It was like a cult classic, but that movie, it was, it's another mind-bending type of movie.
00:58:05
that Rowdy Roddy Piper and the producer of the movie, either producer or the director, they both said, this is not a movie, it's a documentary.
00:58:13
That's another one you need to take a look at.
00:58:16
They Liv was kind of more blatant than The Matrix, because The Matrix had a lot of symbolism in it.
00:58:22
But They Liv had some symbolism, but they really kind of just came out and, you know, my jaw was dropping at just how frank the movie was.
00:58:34
As far as the consciousness framing, what happens when your thoughts are not your own?
00:58:38
I mean, we have a certain level of that already with the social media and the propaganda and the persuasion, all these different things that are going on in your media.
00:58:50
But the thought-provoking question is, how would you know whether or not you're living in a simulation or whether it's so-called reality?
00:59:02
Then they quickly covered a Fermi paradox solution, because you have people wondering why there are no aliens.
00:59:10
And some people theorize that at a certain point, all civilizations create artificial intelligence.
00:59:19
And their point is that they believe that as AI always, that when they, once a society creates artificial intelligence, it
00:59:32
always eliminates its biological creators.
00:59:37
That's a scary thing.
00:59:38
That's just a theory, but if you think about it, could be a possibility.
00:59:44
And it could be that once the society starts making artificial intelligence, it could be a universal bottleneck for all societies.
00:59:54
And some people theorize that almost none of the civilizations survive as biological once they
01:00:02
create artificial intelligence.
01:00:05
And the thought-provoking question is, are we the last or the next?
01:00:12
So I painted this ugly picture, this depressing picture.
01:00:16
So in part 7, I want to talk about some practical, immediate actions you can take to combat this stuff or to prepare yourself for what's coming down.
01:00:25
In the next 72 hours, you'll want to perform a financial triage.
01:00:31
You want to audit everything, audit all your expenditures, your income, all those type of things.
01:00:36
Because it's good for you.
01:00:39
need to know where you are right now.
01:00:42
You want to list your system dependencies, what you're dependent on the system for, all the things you're dependent on.
01:00:48
And you want to start physical cash accumulation if you haven't started already.
01:00:53
Just for operational things.
01:00:56
You're going to also want to open a precious metals account, start
01:01:00
getting some precious metals, taking them in your possession.
01:01:04
I know that comes with risk as well.
01:01:06
Once you get precious metals, now you have to defend them.
01:01:10
And you have to be careful who you let know that you have precious metals because when people find out you got things of value, you become a target.
01:01:22
You're also going to want to start stockpiling supplies, things that you think
01:01:28
may become scarce in the future.
01:01:30
In the next 30 days, you want to start taking physical preparations.
01:01:37
You want to start saving water, one gallon per person per day for 30 days minimum.
01:01:43
So for everybody in your home, you're going to want to have a minimum of 1 gallon of water per person per day, for however how long you think you're going to need to maybe be self-sufficient.
01:01:58
And the 30 days is the minimum.
01:02:00
And most of the predictions you see for a grid down survival type situations is that it only takes about 72 hours or three days for people to totally lose and go fair on, for society to go from civilized to the rule of the jungle that fast.
01:02:24
When people get hungry and people
01:02:27
thirsty, hungry, and disillusioned and scared, it can get ugly real fast.
01:02:35
As far as food, you're going to want to keep three months minimum with the target for you to build up a food stockpile for a year.
01:02:45
Medications, you're going to want to start stockpiling those while you can.
01:02:51
You're going to want to start thinking about
01:02:53
power alternatives, maybe solar or generators or batteries, or, you got to start thinking about what can I do if the power goes out for an extended amount of time.
01:03:09
And then security, because if you can't protect it, you don't have it.
01:03:12
So you may need bullets, you might need guns, you might need bow and arrow, you might need, you know, tasers.
01:03:19
I don't know.
01:03:19
You're going to need to start thinking about that kind of stuff.
01:03:25
Then you talk about knowledge preservation, which is going to be an ongoing thing.
01:03:32
You need to start downloading everything you have that you think is valuable.
01:03:36
That's information right now.
01:03:38
Start downloading, you know, start downloading web pages, download videos, download audios, download these things.
01:03:47
and have them available if the internet goes down or if the internet gets scrubbed.
01:03:54
You'll want to, or you might want to start printing out critical information.
01:03:58
Now, I understand that printing stuff out can start generating a whole lot of paper.
01:04:06
So depending on how much room or space you have in your dwelling.
01:04:12
Also, you want to start learning one new skill every month, a practical skill, something that is of value in a grid down type of situation, or even in a situation where you're not, the modern amenities we're used to may not be available.
01:04:36
You also want to start working on building a local network of like-minded people.
01:04:39
So you might want to start probing around, talking to people, and feeling people out to see who's on your same wavelength.
01:04:47
Because this is the time to build relationships now, because in a crisis, nobody's trusting anybody.
01:04:57
And you also want to have alternative communications ready.
01:05:00
You may have one of those little radios, or you might get your ham radio license.
01:05:05
That's something to consider as well, because ham radio is considered the most durable, consistent form of communication.
01:05:16
Then you want to look into community building, which is critical.
01:05:20
You want to find your tribe right now.
01:05:23
You want to work with people and develop relationships with people right now before things hit the fan.
01:05:31
because skills are going to be more important than supplies because things are going to work out.
01:05:35
It's going to work best better for you if you have relationships and you have actual skills that you can provide value to other people because that's going to be more because think about it.
01:05:47
Once the dollars go, you know, under, you know, even gold and silver, people may, you know, you can't eat, you know, gold or silver.
01:05:55
It can preserve value, but at a certain point,
01:05:58
Hey, you need some food.
01:05:59
You might need food, you might need water, you might need medicine, you might need surgery, you might need, you know, a battery or something.
01:06:05
You might need to be transported somewhere or get somewhere.
01:06:10
So you got to think practically as well.
01:06:15
And you're going to want your community, they may be geographically distributed or
01:06:22
or separate, but you want to stay connected because you just don't want to be stuck in one area if you have to leave the area you're in.
01:06:30
You never know what's going to happen.
01:06:32
Flexibility is going to be one of your most important assets.
01:06:39
So you want to just, like I was talking about, you're going to want to set up trust networks before they're needed.
01:06:44
The thought-provoking question is, who is in your survival network?
01:06:49
And if you don't have one, you need to start working on one immediately.
01:06:54
Now let's talk about part 8, which is the consciousness preservation mission.
01:07:02
And why this matters beyond survival.
01:07:05
Now this might seem sound dire, it might sound over the top, but at this point,
01:07:12
we have to really look at all the possibilities because we really, nobody really knows where this whole artificial intelligence thing is going.
01:07:21
And you have to really stop and think and realize that, hey, we could be the last fully human generation.
01:07:30
That's A distinct possibility, you know, listening to these people talk about what they're trying to do.
01:07:35
And we have to understand that our memories may be the last true records of authentic humans.
01:07:42
And we have to behave accordingly.
01:07:46
We it's come it may be our responsibility.
01:07:50
We may be the last ones that may be able to preserve what being human really meant.
01:07:57
Because we just don't know what's coming after this AI thing.
01:08:01
And it looks like this AI thing is just on they it's on a
01:08:06
runaway railroad track towards this AI, whatever it's going to turn out to be.
01:08:10
It could be good, bad, or anything in between.
01:08:15
And a thought-provoking question is, who will remember us?
01:08:20
Another thing we're going to want to focus on doing is to create an archaeological record.
01:08:26
We need to doc, like I was talking about before, we're going to need to document everything, document as much as you can.
01:08:33
multiple formats and multiple locations if possible.
01:08:37
Because you don't want all your archive to be destroyed just because you had a house fire or something or a flood or something to destroy your house or a tornado.
01:08:48
And physical copies are going to be critical because it's, you know, the cloud may be okay, it may be reliable, but
01:08:58
If it's not in your possession, it's possible, you're trusting somebody else with your information.
01:09:03
I know we do that a lot, but it's a tough thing.
01:09:06
Maybe you can back up some stuff on a cloud, but it's something we need to start really thinking about.
01:09:15
We need to start keeping track of stories, traditions, and timeless wisdom, things we can pass on to our progeny that
01:09:25
they can find a value.
01:09:26
Hopefully they'll have the mental capacity still intact to be able to appreciate the things that we say for them.
01:09:35
And this podcast, hopefully it becomes a part of the record as well.
01:09:41
So the kids can look back and say, hey, everybody wasn't asleep.
01:09:46
Everybody just, you know, wasn't just worried about, you know, dancing with the stars or whatever.
01:09:56
Another thing I found interesting, they talked about the monastery model.
01:10:00
And what that basically is, during the dark ages, the monks are the ones that preserved civilization, the elements of civilization, you know, the books, the information, documents.
01:10:16
And just in that same manner, I think that people like us, we're the ones that will
01:10:22
be called upon to take the steps to preserve humanity.
01:10:28
And the best way to do it probably be to be in small groups that are distributed liberally around, because we want multiple points of backup so that just one person or one location is taken out or becomes destroyed for whatever reason that we just don't lose, you know, everything.
01:10:51
And it's kind of the philosophy of maintaining the flame in darkness, because we just don't know where this is going.
01:10:59
But I think it's going to benefit, subsequent generations if we start exhibiting some type of intelligence and strategy for, and think about what our progeny will be faced with as we can empower them the best we can.
01:11:17
And the thought-provoking question is, will you or your progeny be keepers of the flame?
01:11:22
I know I tried to instill that in my progeny.
01:11:27
And another thing we'll really want to do is to build parallel structures.
01:11:32
So one of the suggestions that we don't fight, but that we build alternatives to whatever these people are offering us.
01:11:39
We have to create what they're destroying or maintain it.
01:11:44
We don't want these people to just destroy
01:11:47
our culture.
01:11:51
We want to have community, meaning, and purpose.
01:11:55
We want to maintain human connections in a digital world.
01:11:59
The thought-provoking question is, what structures will you build?
01:12:04
And part 9, the spiritual dimension,
01:12:08
where you have to really understand that this is bigger than economics.
01:12:12
It's bigger than money.
01:12:14
It's bigger than all the silly things that we make, that we often get preoccupied with in society.
01:12:21
And we have to understand this is deeper than all that stuff because we are actually talking about the human, the future of humanity.
01:12:30
And I don't want you to just gloss over this and gloss over and just
01:12:34
forget this.
01:12:35
is really an existential question.
01:12:39
It's a foundational thing that we really need to sit and ponder and ideate about, because this could be the battle for human sovereignty for future generations, maybe even our generation.
01:12:56
And it could lead to the difference between freedom versus slavery for thousands of years.
01:13:03
hundreds or even thousands of years.
01:13:05
I mean, we really just don't know where this is going.
01:13:08
It could be the difference between soul versus simulation or consciousness versus control.
01:13:14
And the thought-provoking question is, what is human that's worth preserving?
01:13:20
And the more I really dealt with this, man, it was really shaking me up.
01:13:26
I had to, it took me a while to really compose myself.
01:13:31
when confronting these concepts.
01:13:34
And the tests we face, and the thing we must understand is that every generation faces its own test.
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And it seems that ours is maintaining humanity, maintaining and preserving humanity.
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And we have to stay strong, stay alert, stay powerful, stay, we have to stay persistent.
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And we have to maintain that fighting spirit.
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And because when everything says surrender, we just have to keep going on.
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We can't, we just, it's, we have, it's too much on the line for us to just surrender and give up on our progeny.
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When resistance seems futile, when everything says surrender, when the battle seems hopeless,
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That's the time when you have to show what you're made of and just keep going, not just for yourself, but for future generations.
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And the thought-provoking question is, will you pass the test?
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Now, I know that sounds real dire, but I'm going to tell you why I think that hope exists.
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Because these people, contrary to all the stuff they're trying to been trying to do for so long, they, from what we see so far, consciousness just can't be fully digitized.
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And the human spirit is also
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highly unpredictable.
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These people, we know they study us.
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They have armies of scientists and maybe even now AI is studying us.
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But there are still some things they are not going to be able to calculate.
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Things like love, courage, sacrifice.
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They're immeasurable.
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And you have to understand small groups have changed history before.
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And if you really think about it, though, that's really the only thing that changes history and that changes society is
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Either one person with an idea and taking action or a group of people that give a similar idea and they take action.
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The thought-provoking question is, what if we are the remnant that survives?
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What are we going to do with that?
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What are we going to empower our children to do with that?
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Now in closing, let's talk about the choice that defines your legacy.
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Now there are two timelines that we can see.
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And timeline one is where you ignore this and hope it goes away.
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And most likely you and your offspring become victims.
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And timeline two is where you act now, prepare, prepare and maintain your options.
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Because there's not going to be any middle ground from these people got plans for us and for our children.
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And the question is, what are we going to do about that?
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Because you have to understand that choosing nothing is
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is choosing slavery, not just for yourself, but for your offspring.
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The thought-provoking question is, which timeline will you create?
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There's going to be a generational impact because you have to think and you have to understand that your choices are going to affect your bloodline forever.
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One thing we don't want to see, but this is what these people appear to want.
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They want compliance to become genetic.
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And what's happening is that freedom is going to require people like us to act now.
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And remember and think about your grandchildren will know which choice you made.
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They're going to know whether you fought for them or whether you just let it go or you just whatever.
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The thought-provoking question is what will they say about your choice?
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Now I want to talk a little bit about my personal commitment.
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I'm over 60 and I could stay comfortable.
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But now I couldn't because my grandchildren, I know they deserve better than whatever these people have planned for us.
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So I'm working on building network and preserving knowledge and converting wealth into value and dependable stores of value while we still can.
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And also creating records of what was.
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The thought-provoking question is, what's your excuse for not taking action now?
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I want to talk a little bit about the call to action.
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You got probably 24 months maximum, maybe less, to get into action.
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Every day matters exponentially because this, you know, their progress on this artificial intelligence stuff is accelerating.
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Just start with one step today.
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You don't have to take over the whole planet today or take over AI or anything today, but just get into motion.
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It's time to get into motion.
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Build momentum and build community.
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Question everything, especially comfort.
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You got to understand these people, they are counting on our paralysis in action.
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They're counting on it.
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They're counting on your fear, your comfort, your disbelief in the things that I'm talking about in this video.
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I know I understand it's totally shocking.
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It's shocked the crap out of me.
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And I tend to be a guy who could be on the fringe of stuff and
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I question a lot of stuff, but this type of material, it was really kind of gut-wrenching.
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But I can, but so they're counting on these things, but because you're still listening, I know you're different.
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Yet you can see the patterns I'm talking about as well.
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Even if you can't, you're not, even if you're not at the point where you can see them now, I'm thinking you're starting to
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ask some questions or starting to question some things and starting to see more than what's being presented to you.
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Now, whether these people are actually planning these things out or if it just turns out that way, the outcome will be the same.
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So the thought-provoking question is, what will you do with this information?
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So I want you to understand that we are standing at the threshold of most likely the last human generation.
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not by natural disaster, but by design.
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The powers that be aren't hiding anymore because they feel certain that we can't stop what's coming.
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But we can preserve something.
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We can maintain pockets of humanity.
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We can document what it meant to be human before the transformation.
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My chemistry background taught me that some reactions can't be stopped once they start, but you can create protected spaces where different reactions occur.
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That's what we are building.
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Next episode, I'm going practical.
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Water purification when the grid falls.
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Because water is life and controlling water is controlling life.
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But more than that, I'll be sharing how to think about self-sufficiency in a world designed to make you dependent.
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This is Question Everything.
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I'm Dave D.
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You have maybe 24 months to position yourself.
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After that, positioning becomes survival.
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and survival becomes resistance.
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Question everything, especially why you aren't preparing right now.
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Until next time, and yes, there will be a next time, because giving up isn't an option.