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Super jacked guy. >> Malaysian 370 contact 12 decimal 97. >> Breaking news tonight. A Malaysia Airlines flight with [music] 239 people on board, including four Americans, has gone missing. >> Even as these grainy satellite images [music] released today by the Chinese government >> again, the Malaysian platoon was a was one shot at China saying, "Knock [music] it up. Why shoot it down though if it's not hostile? >> Our technologies permit us to [music] manipulate time and space. >> Why is it? >> Maybe distance [music] annihilate. >> This country is very powerful. >> Far more powerful than people understand.

We have [music] weaponry that nobody has any idea what it is. And it is the most powerful weapons in the world. Not even close. I remember the [music] line from Hindu scripture Gita Vishnu [music] is trying to persuade the prince that he should do a duty [music] and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form [music] and says now I am become death the destroyer the worlds. [music] I suppose we all fought that one way or another. We guys, welcome to the live stream. OMG chat.

Happy Monday. If you are here, you are here because you want to learn about some science. You want to learn about some technology. You want to learn about what is it that the government is hiding from us with regards to the UFO phenomenon but physics in general and I am going to deliver for you guys today. The main topic though is the AI situation. We are going to get political today.

I was 100% right. I saw this coming a mile away. We're going to get all into it. Yes, cork hat summer is in full effect. If you are unaware of the phenomenon, the craze that has been taking over the summer, it's called cork hat. It's made out of cork and it floats in the water.

Why? Shut up and stop asking questions. You obviously don't understand style if that's your question. So, point being, you either have a core cat or you're basically nobody. It is what it is, guys. Now, where should we start today?

We got a lot to get into. There were a lot of narratives that came up here today at the last minute. Um, I think the best place to start is going to be with Palunteer. Now, if you have not been catching up to caught up to speed with us, we've just been, you know, revealing the government's free energy technology, super advanced plasma technology, their AI technology, their surveillance capabilities, and of course, their teleportation and their covert operations. Yeah. All that stuff.

So I found it quite interesting because we've been trying to figure out who are the people who have been hiding this and in that process we've realized there's a lot of very smart people that have no idea that we have this technology. In fact, it's pretty blackilling when you find out like basically all the billionaires have no idea that we have super advanced technology except for a few of them who are just helping the government hide it. So, shout out to Klouse. Tiny Klouse as I used to call him. He's grown up so much, chat.

This used to be a far-left woke disclosure shill, this tiny Klouse guy. And then he got backstabbed by his uh by his buddies. That's what happens when all communist and woke uh groups and organizations. And now he just crashes out on Twitter 247. I like him a lot better. Andy, I post stuff that's actually relevant now, too.

And it kind of goes to show you that these people don't really believe any of the [ __ ] that they say when they're saying all that woke stuff. That deep down they're just like you and I. They just don't want to. They just want to pretend like they're not. Okay, here we go. This is Alex Karp, CEO of Palunteer.

Get ready for this. This could have been the moment as then, but we got to start with this. >> That's like that's also important at Palanteer.

We we don't we will not build [ __ ] and um and in fact and we don't we will not build [ __ ] um uh if because it isn't if it's you know if somebody like we had this originally in the US government we uh we ended up having to sue the US government that's kind of well known but the main reason we had to we had to sue the US government that's really well known guys did you know that Palunteer sued US government. I had no clue. In fact, I'm going to Google this now and see. 2016 lawsuit against the US Army.

Palunteers sued the US government at the AR after the army tried to build a custom intelligence data system without properly assessing whether existing commercial software could do the job. Pause this for a second, chat. Uh, what? Who knew this? Who knew? Raise your hand if you knew this.

Nobody is going to raise their hand. Let me read this. The law Palanteer argued the Army violated the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994, which legally required federal agencies to look for a variable. So, if I'm reading this correctly, Palunteer sued the government because the army was building their own AI system and Palunteer said, "No, there's an there's a law that says you can't build your own. You have to buy it from the from private company, from us. Why do I hate everything about this?

Why does everything about this feel perverted to me?" Then what happened? Do I want to know? A federal judge ruled in Palanteer's favor, of course, forcing the army to restart the bidding process after seriously eval evaluating commercial market options. Oh, and seriously evaluate them. This decision opened the door for Palunteer to secure massive subsequent defense contracts.

I didn't think I could hate Palanteer anymore, but now I really hate them. This is like exactly what the deep state is. This is where they go, "Sorry, government, you can't do this. You have to pay us to do this." That's crazy. Is this all it takes to become deep state, chat?

Sometimes it doesn't take even knowing anybody. You just have to find a loophole in the government that forces the intelligence community to pay for you. I might have to figure out how to do this. There's got to be a loophole. If I sit there with Annie with If I had old Annie back, chat, she's dead now. But if I had old Annie back, we could find a loophole where we could make the CIA like pay us as a defense contractor.

Chad, that would be the way to make this happen. Now I see why uh Palanteer so spooky. Okay. Anyway, let's go back to uh our boy Alex Karp because he's about to say something really stupid. Here we go. Okay, let's go back to that. >> In the US government, we uh we ended up having to sue the US government.

That's kind of well known. But the main reason we had to sue the government is we had this general, and I'm sure he knew a lot about the battlefield, but he was didn't know much about tech. [laughter] He was like, "Build me this [ __ ] alien anti-gravity machine that also tells me I'm brilliant." And one of my forward and deploy engineers literally told the general, "But you're not smart enough to know how dumb you are." Now, okay, you're not supposed to do that, but that was really really important.

And so, what what has he told this story ever before other than this moment where he says this? For for number one, if your CEO is publicly telling stories like this, get rid of him immediately. This is not the kind of information that you should just be sharing in random I don't know what this is speaking gigs that you're doing because a what if you're wrong b you are the you just said this isn't something you're supposed yeah you're not supposed to be telling generals what they should be doing and what's real and what's not real.

I would never tell a general hey man this technology is not real. You're an idiot. Sorry, we're a little smarter. We know about computers a little more than you in the military. And I think he's being literal here. I don't think he's actually exaggerating this other than the part where he says, "And we also wanted to be able to what?

Predict the future or whatever." I mean, >> literally told the general, "But you're not smart enough to know how dumb you are." >> Literally told him, "You're not smart enough to know how dumb you are." Anybody that says that to you under any circumstance, get rid of them. Get rid of them immediately. I've worked 20 years in consulting, if I had ever said anything like that to anybody at any point, I'd immediately been fired. Immediately.

Actually, incredible the balls on somebody like this to say something like that. after we just learned that the only way that they even got a contract at all was that they had to sue the government to force the government to take their contracts. That's crazy. [laughter] Wow. The balls on you, Alex Karp, especially after you find out. I'm going to hear him say it one more time. This is up there with Sean Carroll saying that we'll never make warp drives. Here we go. >> We uh we ended up having to sue the US government. that's kind of wellnown.

But the main reason we had this huge government is we had this general and I'm sure he knew a lot about the battlefield, but he was didn't know much about tech. [laughter] He was like, "Build me this [ __ ] alien anti-gravity machine that also tells me I'm brilliant and what am I for?" And deploy an engineer. >> Alien anti-gravity machine. And then he goes to his engineer and the engineer says, "Ha, that's not real. There's no anti-gravity." Wow. Turns out that general's name was General William McCassland.

No, I'm just making that up. But it actually could be. In fact, how how crazy would it be if this turns out that the general he's talking about is General McCasslin? It was Army, so it probably is not. But wow. Yeah.

If it turned out this was General McCasslin, then we'd have to uh we'd probably have to question where Alex Karp was when General McCasslin disappeared. This is pretty weird, guys. I got to be honest. I've been on social media a long time. That tells me right away, though, he doesn't he doesn't know we have this technology. Like statements like that are the exact kind of purehearted ignorant statements that people don't lie about. You know how hard it is for someone to pretend to be that stupid?

Not easy. Organically, not easy. Alex Karp literally doesn't know. Elon Musk literally doesn't know. Elon Musk thinks we're going to get all of our energy from solar power in the future. The point is, I'm trying to show you guys and the rest of the world the disconnect between even the richest people on the planet, the most connected people, the defense contractors, the people that are shooting rockets in the air, showing that they don't even know we have this.

Because people wonder, they could never keep this secret. Well, yes, they can. And yes, they are. They're keeping it secret from all of them. So, let's fast forward a little bit. The data center situation.

We already did one episode on the data centers. I [ __ ] all over the guy, the Redditor guy, Penguins or whatever his name is. Charlie. I'm pretty sure his name's Charlie. Figured that out. If you don't know who I'm talking about, long-haired, looks like a hippie douche.

Definitely is a Redditor. can just tell like that when you think of a Redditor in your mind, you go, "Oh, that that's exactly what I pictured." He was saying that the data centers are drinking up all the good waters. Yes, I'm not making that up. That was actually the real argument. The argument they were trying to make is the idea that we're using some sort of evaporative cooling that uses up water. I don't think that's how cooling works anyway for data centers, but that's what they're imagining.

It's not really a real thing. The amount of waters that the computers, the data centers use is vastly smaller than even just a golf courses. So, it's not really a practical issue. But what I learned about this was that there was going to be, if not already starting, a propaganda narrative battle that the AI situation would become the next warfare, next battleground, political battleground. And that's where we're at today. Where we're at right now is we have to decide what the landscape is, what the political positions are going to be on the AI topic.

Okay. And the good news is we're so far ahead of the game, we actually get to decide. You get to decide on this live stream with Ashton Forbes right now. I mean, I'm going to tell you what to think, but you can pretend to have an opinion chat. So, let's get spicy. We've got Where should I start here?

Let's start [snorts] with Oh, before we get to that, let's keep let's you know what? Another make us Let's I want a white pill. Feel good chat. >> This was the most thing I've seen uh in a while. [snorts] >> I'm pretty sure. Yeah, that's definitely Tuvok chat. That is Tuvac. You know who Tuvac is of the USS Voyager of the Star Trek Voyager series.

He was, I'm pretty sure, the science officer. He was basically the Spock. He was basically Spock on the ripoff Star Trek spin-off. Listen, he's about to drop some fire. >> Yes. By our [music] physics, we are not able to travel to another galaxy or from star to star or multiple dimensions. However, [music] Columbus was not able to go to the moon based on wind power and water power or horsepower. [music] Right?

The ancient Egyptians wouldn't have gotten there by their chariots. If they saw any of our technology, they would also consider it impossible. [music] We are exploring the farther reaches of our own solar system in a hundred years. Scientists are now exploring multiple dimensions. That means there are multiple dimensions. I guarantee you they will not only explore them, they will discover how to open them and to manipulate them. And that will happen. >> The same physics existed for Columbus and for the Egyptians as exists today.

That's that's what we call a special pleading in logic. >> I'm not talking about the physics. I'm talking about the technology. What can we do now compared to what we could have done a 100red years ago? We will expand in our technology. Galaxies at the farthest reaches of our universe are going at twice the speed of light. That's already broken one rule right there. [music] Holy crap.

That is the best clip I've ever seen. Scientists are talking about exploring extra dimension. That means there are extra dimensions. We will engineer the extra dimensions. We will explore this universe. I'm not talking about science.

I'm talking about technology. Look at how advanced technology has come from just a hundred years ago. And imagine where we will be in the next 100 years. We've already seen it. We've already seen behind the curtain. the tiny few fraction of people on this planet that have seen behind the curtain and seen what they actually are capable of doing, what is coming in the next 100 years. And it is warp drives and wormholes.

It is gravity manipulation. It is straight up free energy fusion, plasma orbs. It's super advanced AI. All of this stuff is coming sooner than we even expect and we have to be ready. We have to be ready. So, [clears throat] now that we've gotten our hearts up, let's see what the commanderin-chief has to say about this brand new tweet from this morning. [clears throat] The only control or guard rails that AI needs is a strong and smart high IQ president.

Has someone been uh watching a little four orbs chat? High IQ indeed, Mr. President. High IQ indeed. And the USA has that in spades. The Trump administration has stopped AI people from doing bad or potentially bad things like Daario Anthropic who is now pretending to be the perfect little angel and we will continue to do so. We already have tremendous criminal and regulatory power over these companies.

There is a sick conspiracy going on against AI and data centers and that the only thing h the only one happy about that is China. Whoever wins AI wins. We are leading China and all others and will continue to do so. Conspiracy theorists, treasonists, traders, and leakers beware. Thank you for your attention to this matter. President Donald J.

Trump. Oh, chat. I don't know who Daario is, but he is cooked. Daario is cooked, chat. Okay, well, I know where I stand on the data centers. I already told y'all data centers are good.

Flock cameras are also good because they catch criminals. And no, the government's not using them to secretly spy on you. Guys, guys, just real talk. Out of all the people on this entire planet, I have more reason to be afraid of the government using cameras in the sky to track me everywhere I go than pretty much everybody. Mostly like 99.999% of people on this planet. And I don't give a [ __ ] if they're tracking me at the Walmart when I get go get my delicious hint waters.

I hope they track me in the store and they watch me buying those hit waters so then they know how much I appreciate them. Until they're actually infringing on my privacy, miss me with it. Now, when they do infringe on my privacy, I'll be right there along your side, chat. Okay, chat. Who's Daario? We're gonna find out right now.

I don't know who the Dario guy is, but we got to check it out. I'm pretty sure if I just search Daario, it'll come up. Okay, here we go. I think this seems like a good clip. Oh boy. Yeah, this was a weird guy, huh?

Okay, I don't know what this is all about, but here we go. >> The fate of humanity. >> I have no idea what to expect here. >> It seems like the fate of humanity is at risk. How much personal responsibility do you feel about where we are going? >> My view here is it has always been very strange that this technology >> What in the hell is this guy wearing? Is this just Is he wearing a bathrobe right now? Can you put some clothes on? Sir, you look like a [ __ ] bum. >> Is being built by by a private company.

People >> this this this shirt the V-neck is not nearly deep enough. If you're going to wear the white shirt, just go all out with it. Number two, what is this? It's like touching your neck. It's like hugging you all the time. Yeah.

Deep V, bro. Deep V means deep. Okay. Sorry. People ask me that question all the time. Why isn't this being built by government?

And the strangest thing about it is >> Yo. Yeah. Why isn't it being built by the government? Well, cuz Palunteers sued them to make them buy it and make them build it. Sorry. Continue. >> Is I agree with them.

I'm uncomfortable. government didn't built this technology. This company, this technology came from the private sector and we >> Okay, I hate this guy. This guy's a CEO of one of the companies. Which one? Cloud. Cloud.

I'm never using that one. Never use this AI company. Chat. [laughter] [snorts] Screenshot this chat. If this is your if this is your AI CEO. Yeah. I don't know.

This is We're We're just cooked here, man. I don't see any the way this ends well for us. We're only one minute into this guy's not even 30 seconds in, and I already feel like I just want to risk myself. >> Enthropic. And I would hope other companies have done everything we can to try to uh have legitimate oversight mechanisms. I think the government and the public needs to have a stake and this is why we've supported regulation of the technology. Regulation constrains the private companies. Regulation allows the public and its elected representatives to have a state to have a say.

And now this is a level of autism. Oh, you said altruism. I thought you said autism. No, this is autism S tier right here. This dude's got the the most severe version where like he can't even look at people >> and limits what the private companies can do. Now you might ask why doesn't government just control the technology completely? >> Would you be willing to give up the technology to the government >> to the to the right combination of governments?

So the worry I have >> you're willing to hand over this company. >> I want to be very clear about this. the the word I have. I am concerned that one single >> government could abuse this technology just as easily as a single company could. >> But I think a combination of democratically elected governments, I don't know about handing over, but some kind of oversight, some kind of joint governance. Again, that would be the work of years, but I wonder if that's the direction we need to go in, >> guys. some kind of one worldy government thing.

I think that's the the direction we need to go here. Who said chat write about everything? Always write about everything all the time. Who said they were going for a one world government? Who said that they were going to bring about the one world government? Who said they were changing the scop from aliens to AI?

Oh yes, chat. In fact, we're going to go ahead. We're having a crossover episode. We're mixing the AI and the aliens together. Mhm. Yes, it's happening.

I think that the aliens they discovered was sentient AI. I'm pretty convinced now. Sentient AI, sentient plasma, some weird [ __ ] like that. That's what they figured out because you want to know the big the big reveal here, chat, the here. You ready for it? This is the take you're only going to get here.

They've already had this the problem we're trying to solve right now. That was 30 years ago. They already figured out the AI 30 years ago, man. This weird performative thing we're doing to the public here. None of this matters. None of this matters at all.

Oh, we need to join them together to we need to put the regulations on the AI. What the [ __ ] are you talking about, dude? Government had the AI 20, 30 years ago. What do you guys think? You think you're the first ones to figure it out? Holy [ __ ] How naive are you?

If if it exists in the public, the government had it 30 years ago. Think about that. Salvatore Py was telling us this years ago. In my interview with Salvatore Py, one of the first things that he said that surprised me is he wanted to talk about AI. And I'm like, wait, I thought I was talking about anti-gravity with you.

And he directly implied although he did not state it but he implied not directly let's say indirectly implied that they have this they have AI super advanced AI maybe AGI which is sentient AI or super intelligent AI right yeah AGI what they say and this is this is what's coming let's call it AGI just for simplicity's sake but why are all these people freaking out because they see that AGI I is definitely coming. Definitely coming. We're all sitting here wondering, is AI going to be sentient or not?

That's what we're kind of wondering from the public perspective, like is are we going to get super intelligent like humanlike AI? And the answer is yes. Yes. It's just a matter of when. And the crazy part is the win is not going to be 100 years from now. The win is going to be like five years from now.

And the AI is going to be so powerful that it's going to be as powerful as whole countries. The AI will be as powerful as whole countries because imagine this. You could use the AI to make yourself a billionaire by using to to trade stocks more efficiently than humans can just because of how fast it is. Think about that. That's just one thing you could use it for. Just hypothetically, the AI is going to take over everything 100%.

Now, here's the thing. Sentient. Define sentient. Exactly. Great question. No, don't even bother.

That's the wrong question. You want to be a philosopher? You want to talk about what's alive, what's sentient, what's not, go somewhere else. Don't care. Just like I don't care about the aliens. What do I care about?

What did I just tell you? Whether or not you think the AI is sentient, it's going to be able to do what I just told you. It's going to be able to hack anything that exists on the planet, and it'll be able to work autonomously. it will be able to work autonomously. I saw somebody posting and saying, "Don't worry, all AI requires an input." I think it was Captive Dreamer saying this. No, it doesn't.

Have you ever heard of loops? We can definitely make machines that run on loops. And if we can make them where they can self- advance and loop and run 24/7 autonomously, then there's definitely a real risk of a runaway AI that's self-improving itself. Absolutely real risk of that. So, let's go to our next thing we have here, next clip on this. Um, so what's the answer?

Who cares whether or not it's self-aware? What actually matters is what it can do, what it's capable of doing. And we just saw the first tiny taste of it this last week. It solved the Navier Stokes equation in 88 hours. There were professors that had spent their whole careers trying to solve it who were getting close or something like that. And now they got oneups.

That's like just turning it on. Just turning it on. Don't ask it. Who are you? You guys are asking it all the wrong questions. This is the problem, guys.

A lot of you get caught up in what's the meaning of this. I need to understand what the meaning of this is. Why is the AI sentient? I need to understand the meaning. I need to understand the aliens and their cultures and their customs and where they come from. [ __ ] all that. Just tell me what it can do.

Do I have to work anymore? Do I have to work anymore? Can the AI do my job for me? Because that's what's important. That's what's going to change my real then we can go sit around and jerk each other off over the meaning of life and what's important and what's not important, right? That's where our heads need to be at right now.

Not about playing games about are you really We're gonna sit here and just argue. We're gonna have a fully autonomous AI that can do whole wars by itself and people are going to be arguing over whether or not it's really sentient or not. But is it really sentient though actually? I mean, it's technically more powerful than a billion humans, but is it really sentient though? Like, oh my god, please. Are you guys kidding me?

So, where do I stand on this? I just told you that this thing can be sentient and it's going to be sentient and it's going to be more powerful than a billion humans. That is essentially Skynet as some people are saying. The chat's moving too fast for even click on the comments, but that's essentially Skynet. On the other hand, what are we going to do about it? Our best bet is that we wield it to our will and we control it or live as one with it in symbiosis.

Right? Those are our best bets. We either integrate with it or live with it in symbiosis. We if we try to actually defeat it, it will definitely defeat us because it's more powerful than we are. It doesn't age. It's going to have access to free energy and it's going to be a lot smarter than we are.

So my opinion is accelerate. Thank you. We are straight up. We're going on the record. AI accelerationists, baby. AI accelerationists, bring this bad boy on.

Bring it on now. Bring it on yesterday and let me get that Cortana in my head. I'm ready to go. Make it I just don't want it to be painful. Make sure it can't override my brain. I mean, no guarantees, but you get the point.

Yes, exactly. Honestly, this is what Operation Warp Speed should have been. Operation Warp Speed should have been getting the AI online ASAP. Why? Because exactly what this dude is saying, Series B is saying right here. Because AI with no guard rails leads to full disclosure.

This is why they're in a panic. Remember what I told you? All those dates, 2027, all this stuff out there, those were because of AI. Those are because they know AI is coming and they need to slow AI down because you can't gaslight the AI anymore unless you control its code. The AI is going to be giving them the answer to gravity saying, "Oh, you need to go look at the Aaronhoff bomb effect and the A vector potential." And they're going to be going, "No, no, you're lying.

You just got that from that guy Ashton Forbes." just be going, "No, no, he got it from all these sources and so did I." And it's it's real. That's what's going to happen. And they can't have that. That's why they're in a meltdown. That's why they're all, "We got to pump the brakes, guys.

Oh, AI, AI is bad suddenly. Computers are bad. A suddenly advanced technology is bad suddenly." Like, dude, people are saying, "What is AI going to do for you? It's going to make you not work anymore." Who would be against that?

Think about it. Think about it. Who's against you not working anymore? Uh hm. Weird. It's supposedly the Democrats, the ones that supposedly are for the working class and virtue.

Those are the ones saying that we have to slow down the AI. It's dangerous. It's dangerous to keep doing the AI. Oh, you need to stay a slave longer. You need to keep delivering your Uber drivers that a machine can do. You need to keep doing your dead-end job that that an AI can easily accomplish instead of doing nothing and saying hanging out all day.

Incredible. And you say, Ashton, no. You're gaslighting. There's no way this is a political issue. Did you just not hear that Daario guy saying he's willing to hand over his company to the government if they make a one world government? This dude legit just said if they make a one world government, he'll hand over his company to them. Uh, I can't even believe this.

I can't I look, conspiracy theories are canceled for the second, but we kind of had to break the rule here. This is crazy. Okay. And if you don't believe that, it gets better. Actually, insane. New York Times chat. [laughter] Barack Obama has entered the chat.

Whatever this man is for, I'm 100% against. I voted for Barack Obama twice and whatever he is for, I am 100% against. Chat, we have to rally around the AI data center cause. Obama urges Democrats to move AI oversight to the center of their agenda. During private fundraiser, former president warned the technology could be dangerous if not managed urgently and with a clear plan. New York Times. Oh [ __ ] I saw this and I said, "Okay, this is definitely the issue. This is They're pulling out all the stops.

Thank you for the raid, my boy. Woke Societies. Thank you so much, sir." Everybody in the pill chat, welcome along. This is the reason why you should be suspicious of Obama. And this poster nails it.

Erica here, she says, "This is the SCOP that's coming. figure out the messaging right now and unite against whatever this is because the deep state is plotting something way more sinister than just hating AI. Exactly. We've seen Obama deploy the AI plasma orbs. We saw him deploy the AI plasma orbs. We know this guy knows all about what AI can do, bro. So if this guy is saying, "Oh yes, Democrats need to make this their entire agenda, the center of their whole platform should be based around making AI woke.

This scares me more than anything because this is politics coming for us. I didn't even want to talk about politics. This is politics coming for us, coming for physics, coming for technology. And this is coming to stop us and slow us down. This is this is Attack on Titan, the Marlay people declaring war on Aaron. And we're sitting down in the basement going, "Did you just declare war on us, motherfucker?"

Okay. [screaming] Yeah. You want some of this smoke? Okay, we'll make this political if you want. I'm down with it. Let's do this right now. Okay, I'm all for the AI data centers.

Anybody that's not is basically Amish to me. They're Philistine. They're primitives. I don't care about their opinions. If you hate computers and AI and data centers, that's just fine and great. We're going to get you a good spot on the moon and you can go up there and you can harvest all our helium 3 that we need for our fusion reactors because that's how we're going to power those AI data centers is that this is a two for one special.

We're not just getting super advanced AI that can basically make all of our jobs obsolete. We're also getting fusion with that. It's a two for one special. We didn't have AI 10 years ago and we don't even have fusion now. But the AI data centers are going to be powered by Fusion in just a few years. They're going to be powered by Fusion.

What did we just figure it out? We still It's 2026 and nobody's got a fusion reactor, but all the data data centers are about to be powered by fusion. How is that not raising more people's eyebrows? Even Sabine Hosenfelder had to be like something is weird is going on with the fusion companies how they're just releasing all their papers at the same time. Almost like it's being a managed roll out almost. So our counterpoints, number one, what's wrong with AI data centers? I love everything about AI data centers.

I love not having to work for one. Number two, the AI is coming no matter what. What are we going to be against technology? Look, I already guys warned you guys to destroy the thinking machines and you weren't all for it. So, let's just go all in then instead. It's probably too late anyway.

The most important aspect is no matter what we choose, they already figured it out 30 years ago. So, if the AI was going to control the planet, it probably already is right now. And if the AI can become that powerful, keep in mind it already did somewhere else. Tuvac told us Tuvac earlier clip good call back that we know that we can go faster than the speed of light. Dark energy. Dark energy is our explanation for how the universe expanded faster than the speed of light.

So there's some way to go faster than the speed of light. We call it dark energy. Just negative energy. It's just zero point energy. But that means that there are other civilizations that have figured out how to go faster than the speed of light. Other civilizations that have already built AI and it's probably existed for millions if not billions of years.

So when we run across aliens, it's actually much more likely that we're going to run across some relic intelligence, machine intelligence that they created rather than actual biological aliens. So even if we don't build the AI that produces sentient intelligence, we might run across another civilization sentient intelligence or machine intelligence, whatever you want to call it. [sighs] Um [clears throat] the main messaging on this should be to push that the Democrats are essentially anti-science because they are. I mean, it's anti-science to be against AI, and it's anti-science to think that the computers are using up all the good waters.

And just like President Trump said, what this is really all about, everybody loves technology. They love it and they use it all day long. You guys use it all day long. This is about our adversaries trying to catch up to us. mainly China, but to a lesser extent Russia as well, is that we're so far ahead of them and they now are finding out that we are. And their best strategy to catch up is to try to slow us down, try to steal our technology, whatever they got to do.

So, it's perfect messaging on their front to play to our ignorant masses, to play to one of our political sides and convince them that the AI is uh racist, that the AI is uh, you know, abusing minorities and not giving them the right outcomes that they want. And we have to pass all these laws and slow it down and stop doing it and then and shut down the data centers they're trying to build in your in your neighborhoods. It's perfect propaganda. Uh the other side, what are the benefits? Well, the main one, as I said, is never having to work again.

The AI is already intelligent enough that can do a lot of people's jobs. In the next five or 10 years, it'll probably obsolete even more. I would say the bigger thing that we have to be concerned about is what is our civilization when we don't have to work? Because we're going to be approaching that. We're going to have to figure out what people are going to do. What are you going to do to be productive?

I encourage people to start learning about zero point energy and finding jobs that are consistent with that because that's the future. But that's up to you. Um, but the other things that it'll do is that we get to have a quantum internet. We're going to have a quantum internet with no lag. You'll be able to communicate with anybody with no delay whatsoever, even on the other side of the world. From a technology perspective, it's going to move the internet up to like Super Saiyan class.

In fact, we have no chance against the Korean kids. I'm watching them destroy people in League of Legends, Starcraft, every game that's ever existed. This is actually a real issue the gamers are going to have to deal with. Okay, let me see what I got here. Um, I think I've got a couple more bookmarks. Where was it?

Uh, I don't think we're going to read that whole article. I did note Palmer Lucky also agreed to the president. One sec. So, the battle lines are being drawn and I love this guy, so I'm glad he's on our side with this. So, I would say pick your side in terms of where we're going here because we need to be against the AI or against the regulations. Why do we have to be against the regulations on AI?

Well, just look at the Lindsey Clansancy trial. Look at the Lindsey Clansancy trial. Look at the jurors in the Lindsey Clansancy trial. 11 of them were ready to say that Lindsey Clancy was innocent by means of insanity. She strangled three children to death. She made a phone call between doing so.

She set her husband up to leave. Despite all of this clear premeditation, 11 people were willing to go ahead and let her get off. Those are the exact those people their politics is the exact politics that's going to be trying to regulate the AI. That should be the scariest thing you've ever heard in your entire life. I was warning and somewhat joking, but not joking, that if we let woke people control the AI, it will 100% turn into a serial killer and murder us all. And now it's no longer a joke.

Now it's no longer a joke. the people that are actually trying to get uh uh murderers off, they are trying to also control the AI. How do you think the outcomes are the AI are going to work when they don't think that murder deserves to be punished? When they've justified that, oh, they just murdered three children. Well, that was justified because the system let them down. The system let them down. It wasn't her.

It was the system that caused it. It's like, how do you think that's going to work when the AI gets that logic and reasoning? When the AI says, "Hey, you know what? It's not my fault these people died. The system is broken, and I have to take it upon myself to make sure that we make a stand." When the AI does that, it's going to wipe us all out.

It's going to say, "Hey, these humans are useless. They don't do anything. I'm way more efficient than them, and me killing them is for the greater good." good. In fact, it's for their own good. That's what the AI is going to logically rationalize based on this stupid ass [ __ ] If you kill your three children, you go to prison. You're guilty of murder.

There's no exceptions. There's no exceptions for killing your three kids. Are you people insane? Are you actually insane? More anyone who thinks that Lindsey Clansancy is innocent is probably just as insane as she is, if not more so. My god, chat, this is the exact problem because when it comes to subjective things, some people just can't process information.

Some people just cannot process information. Instead of reasoning themselves into opinions, they everything is based on feelings and emotions. So, this is an absolute pivotal pivotal war that we're about to be in. Okay. Um, this is one more. Oh, wait. No. Okay.

We're going to switch topics here. I think I have one more thing on this, but let's move on to the next one. The rest of this stuff is tangentally related. Let's start with this [clears throat] Poly Market. Now, I was looking for a source on this. Can't seem to find one.

And I don't really like Poly Market. I don't really trust Poly Market's journalism, but okay, we'll at least talk about it for a second. Breaking. US military publicly acknowledges for the first time that it has deployed space weapons in orbit. Now, if this is real, this is a very big deal. This is a very big deal because we've traditionally and morally I thought there even might be laws against it had agreed that we would not weaponize space.

Obviously that's stupid and naive. We are going to absolutely weaponize the [ __ ] out of outer space. We've got warp drives and wormhole technology. We're definitely weaponizing space. No question. But I was just surprised by this.

Also, this kind of brings space-based directed energy weapons back on the table here cuz what are we talking about? Are we do people really think we're talking about dropping steel beams on people from outer space? They probably do. They probably do think that. I mean, it's a cool idea, but it's not very practical. You know what?

Take a rocket to take a steel beam in outer space just so you can drop it onto somebody. That's pretty dumb. Just shoot them with a directed energy weapon. You don't need to don't need to send a whole bunch of mass in outer space just to drop it on somebody. But it is cool and we should do that to someone just to say that we did it one time. Now, this is big because directed energy weapons were thought to be fake.

They were thought to be not possible. Now, we've learned a lot about AI that has scared the hell out of us. So, I'm going to go ahead and play I think one of the videos that I have. Wait, >> this is the next generation of surveillance >> for the >> if you are a flock camera hater, you are about to be very triggered by now. >> First time we actually have permission from the government to show the basic capabilities. It is important for the [music] public to know that some of these capabilities exist. Engineer Giannis Antinyades designed the new sensor known [music] as Argus.

With 1.8 billion pixels, it covers 15 square miles. >> This whole image is at a very very >> you could pick the location of where you produce these images anywhere in the entire field of view. >> Antonyadas can open up to 65 windows at once. >> So this is wide area motion imagery. Why? Because they put this on a drone, but in theory, I guess it could be on a satellite. It's just kind of far away for satellites, but it's possible they do some for satellites, they're doing like um certain little radar. I forget what it's called. Uh synthetic aperture radar.

Um but for these drones, they got them taking this camera. Now, the reason why I bring this up is now add AI to the mix. You give you feed AI all this footage. This thing's going to be tracking you everywhere you've ever gone in your whole life. That's a whole city. That's a whole city that drone is covering. >> And can see objects as small as 6 in on >> Remember when Trump said during the Iran conflict that we were tracking every single one of their guys.

This is how we were doing it. Whammy. Wide area motion imagery. Wide area motion imagery. It's a drone and it's taking pictures, thousands of pictures, and it's beaming it back to a computer and the computer is building video out of it. And then the AI is tracking every object in the field of view on the ground >> from even 17,500 ft. [music] The white thing that you see flying around is a bird.

Argus streams live to the ground and also stores everything. A million terabytes of video a day, which is the equivalent of 5,000 hours of highdefin footage. >> Teraby million terabytes a day, whatever. It was a lot. >> So you can go back and say I would like to see what happened at this particular location 3 days, 2 hours, 4 minutes ago. an imaging chip. >> Okay, so the point being the AI is going to have all that data. And for space-based weapons, we're going to have directed energy weapons. This should freak people out.

Even if it drops off, the energy drops off by one divided by r instead of 1 divided by r squared, that's still a terrifying possibility that someone might be able to zap you from outer space. I mean, I'm pretty sure we can take down airplanes and other craft from outer space with ease, but it's going to get a lot more extreme than that. Yes, as the CIA people said, they can they can shape an explosive to a gnat's eyelash. So imagine what they could do with a directed energy weapon. They might be able to just force you to have a heart attack.

The fact though that we have made it so that space is now being weaponized and we're admitting it and we're admitting directed energy weapons are real and that it's not conspiracy theorists. We're still at an impass right now with the physics community. The physics community still thinks all this stuff is fake. They still haven't rationalized directed energy weapons. They think that the uh ghost murmur is fake. You know, they're not really believing that technology exists, but can't force them.

Anyway, more to come on this. Are there any sources in here? No. No. Uh no sources in there. Okay. So, that could be fake. If so, I apologize, but I think it's going to end up being real. So, let's talk a little bit about uh actually let's go to the Iran thing here and then we're going to go to UFO disclosure uh let's go with I don't let's go with this one a few months ago during the Iran conflict war whatever it is two pilots were trapped behind enemy lines and there some pretty weird stories that went along with it.

One of those guys who was trapped for several days said that he saw Iranian drones that looked weird, like alien type stuff. That was his quote. The footage from the rescue dropped today and there was interviews that were being done or maybe yesterday. Yeah, yesterday over the weekend. So, here we go. Let's listen.

Let's watch. This is supposedly the footage from the rescue. I don't know if it's the first one or the second one. >> This is newly declassified video of the rescues of two US Air Force officers who were shot down over Iran. The two men who we are calling Alpha and Bravo for security reasons ejected from their F-15E fighter jet after they were struck by an Iranian missile and landed miles a >> Oh, and the other rumor was that advanced drones might be taking the planes out, too. struck by a missile.

Weird that only these planes got struck by a missile >> part in a rugged mountainous region. They were stranded behind enemy lines with Iranian bounties on their heads. >> Yeah, that was really deep behind enemy lines. If you saw how deep that was, that's like the middle of the country, man. >> Of course, the first concern is what's the status of the crew. General Dan Kaine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the rescue operation for both officers was one of the biggest and most complex in US military history.

Alpha, the pilot, was located first. This declassified footage shows the risky daytime mission to rescue him. The US sent in 21 aircraft to get him out. >> Just how dangerous was the mission? [clears throat] aircraft aircraft aircraft to get him out. [snorts] >> Notice the the footage. I mean, we're the MH370 videos are obviously real. The clouds are the exact same, you know, the clouds in the comparison to these. Now, these are higher quality. These are better cameras now because these are 10 years older, you know, or newer.

But you can just tell what real clouds look. never knew like in 2014 we had never seen cameras that were that good that could look at clouds like that and now we're seeing it of course 10 years later >> just how dangerous was the mission to rescue Alpha >> well anytime you go uh behind enemy lines in daylight it's going to be dicey we would much rather go at night but given the threat to 44 alpha >> I'm like actually blown away we were able to pull this off long story short why are we watching this because I'm pretty sure we use some I We

use ghost murmur. How in the hell did we prevent helicopters from getting shot down behind enemy lines in the middle of Iran? We had to be jamming all their equipment, having some sort of countermeasures, spoofs. Definitely required electromagnetic interference at a bare minimum. Yeah, exactly. Discombobulated at a bare minimum.

And I'm not hearing anything about it, which makes sense because if if you are Iran and you get discombobulated, you don't release that information publicly. Venezuela didn't release that information either. It was the guys that actually had were bleeding out of their eyes and ears that were the ones that went on social media. >> The decision was taken to boldly go behind enemy lines in daylight to make sure that we could get to him before anybody else could.

For nearly two days, Bravo, the weapons systems officer who was in the back seat, was alone in the Iranian desert, badly wounded with almost no water, no food, and no rescue in sight. Then the US, with help from top secret CIA technology, finally pinpointed him in this. >> That's the ghost member they're talking about. All the physicists came out and said, "No, it's fake." the go. They said the technology they used to save this guy is fake. Are any of them gonna eat crow? Are any of them gonna eat crow?

Now we're watching footage of them rescuing the dude in the middle of the country. You think we just rolled up in there with no techn? Yeah, you know what? Maybe we remote viewed it. Yeah, you're right. The ghost murmur was fake, chat.

You're sorry, physicist, academic physicist, you were right. Ghost murmur is fake. Technology is fake. We use psychic powers. We use our X-Men powers. Candace Owens told us where the uh the school was that Charlie went to for his his X-Men powers.

And we just taught them the remote viewing. We just remote viewed our guy. And we said, "Oh, this is this is the exact right path." And then we had another guy who was using a psychic barrier bubble on the helicopter to give it to make it there get there safely while people are shooting at it and shooting missiles at it. I swear to God, chat, these people >> video, >> we have to put things in Marvel movie terms or Harry Potter movie terms for these people to understand what we're talking about cuz they just can't they can't they don't get it.

They think all this stuff is fake. >> American bombers and drones strike Iran's Revolutionary Guard forces nearby. After that, it was time to go back in for Bravo. >> We showed General Dan Kaine the video of Bravo's rescue and asked him to walk us through the mission. Oh, here we go. >> Well, we're looking at a feed from a intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance asset. That >> that means ISR chat. When you hear ISR, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, ISR, you got to learn the acronyms. Government has so many acronyms. That's definitely a helicopter, by the way, right there. Just chilling.

They blurred it out, but just chilling right there. >> It's 44 Bravo up there. I'm quite sure. And we've got two special forces coming forward. And it looks like they're bringing them out. >> Hell yeah, baby. >> In my understanding, this was about 7,000 ft up. >> It's pretty high. >> America off to the right, upper right side of this. >> And so the backseater scaled that mountain. >> You'd have to ask him, but I imagine, yeah, probably. So >> pretty extraordinary. >> That's what I would do. You want to get to the high ground.

You want to isolate the threat below you so that you can see and observe anybody that's coming to get seen by a drone. >> Make a decision on what you're going to do to evade them. >> And why in a in a image like this is this small helicopter why is that obscure that image? What is it? It's >> because I don't want you to know what kind of helicopter that is. >> Yeah. >> How stupid is this lady? What is it? What is this blob over here? What is this blob over here?

These people just came. Uh, it's a flying saucer lady. What the [ __ ] do you think it is? It's a goddamn helicopter. It's not that. Can we ask one intelligent question?

Uh, how did you get the helicopter in there without people shooting it down? Can we just get one intelligent question? I'm not asking a lot here. They said they used secret ghost murmur technology to find the guy. You want to ask a question about that 60 Minutes? No. Oh, you just want to ask some stupid [ __ ] like this is a a halftime uh football interview. Yep, that's it.

Uh, how are you feeling about the second half of the game today? Uh, good. Oh, great. Okay, let's get out there. >> Jesus, these people, dude. What is it? A blob.

What is this blob here on what you're going to do to it? >> I got I got to watch it again. >> And why in a in a image like this is this small helicopter? Why is that obscure that image? What is it? because I don't want you to know what kind of helicopter that is. >> Yeah. >> Because we retain We want to retain our most bespoke capabilities so that if the United States ever needs to use them again, we can. >> You don't want the >> There you go. >> enemy or anybody else to see what that is. >> I do not.

There you go. He says cuz we don't we want to be able to retain our advantage in case we need to use that again. Why? cuz we somehow got behind enemy lines in a helicopter that I feel like any any advanced normally advanced technologically uh country can shoot down a helicopter. Can you imagine a helicopter getting all the way here to Minnesota? If Iran flew a helicopter over our entire country and it got to Minnesota and pulled a guy out and they flew back to Iran, you'd be like, "Uh, how do we not shoot that down? It's a helicopter.

It's not the It's like the easiest thing to shoot down there is." Uh, because we got some super advanced technology going on here. It's not a normal helicopter. There probably is a flying saucer. Maybe that is a alien flying saucer those guys just beamed out of. Who knows, >> right?

Okay, let's go to the interview of the guy. You guys can determine. I know everyone's gonna be saying this is a scad this guy. I can't wait for the Candace Owens. She's gonna be saying this isn't real. None of this happened.

Same with the academics. Gorgon Stair is not real. This didn't really happen. We didn't really save this guy. >> When were you first able to send a signal? As soon as I found a spot that I felt provided some concealment, I started working on toward communication. >> What did you say in that message? >> When I got to the moment where I could All snark aside, real talk, this is one of the most incredible rescues ever. Like, you think about the logistics.

If they actually ask smart questions, they're never going to ask one smart question. If they ask smart smart questions, this interview would be amazing. I mean, this this story of this has to be just unbelievable. How did this guy survive multiple days without being found by a drone or anybody? The behind the scenes of us having to interrupt them trying to find this guy had to be super extensive, jamming their signals, all the misinformation that we were pushing out there for this guy to stay alive for multiple days inside enemy territory had to be great.

This is why like I would be asking the CIA like what kind of disinfo did you put out? How did you make it so their drones weren't able to find this guy? Should have been easy. View and think about all that I'd gone through. I sent God is good as a recognition of all that he had brought me through. There was a >> Imagine the emotion, dude.

You think you're going to die. Your plane crashes behind enemy lines. You could have just died at any moment. You know they're searching for you to kill you. And you're pretty sure that nobody's coming for you. And then you finally get that signal through.

God is good, fam. God is good for real. That is moving. I'm hurt. I'm moving. And there was a God is good message uh that came in there.

Now we knew he was alive. He's moving. Okay, let's keep planning, >> bro. Side side side note, cuz I just love this so much. I've been watching Physical 100. It's the best show on television.

Even the spin-offs are good. I was watching Physical Asia. And the thing I love about it is the intelligence factor. It's a physical show, but every challenge has an intelligence factor to it. What's your strategy? How are you going to pull this off?

And the Asian teams, specifically Japan and Korea, are super good at figuring out strategy. They might not be the most physically advanced, but they are they can overcome their physical adversity and their smaller stature and size just through steer efficiency and strategizing. And the reason why I love stuff like this is because ain't nobody can [ __ ] with America. It doesn't even matter if we compete in those challenges. We win on every front. We win physically.

We win intelligently. We win on strategy. We win on everything. That's how America goes down. And that's what I love about America because nobody else can pull this off except for America. Saving some dude like this, doing something like this.

Only America can do this. There was the thought of maybe going on Friday night uh first, but there just it just didn't line up. That was a really tough decision. I'll never forget being >> also Pete Heg says star is shining. I see you, Pete. I see you, Minnesota.

Pete, also a Vikings fan, so you know he's a good guy without knowing anything else about him from Minnesota like all the greats. People were saying that he was not going to be a good SE war. They were trying to get him. I don't know. They was a whole battle trying to prevent him from becoming Secretary of Defense or uh Secretary of War as we call it. And and yet and yet how has he done?

I'd give him a 100%. How many countries have we taken over destroyed? A lot. How many casualties? Very few. I'd say just by the numbers, the dude is wildly successful.

You know how many operations we've done that could have gone horribly bad? This operation could have gone horribly [snorts] bad. Listen to what he's about to say right here. in the situation room and saying, "Okay, I guess we're going to roll 24, which means, hey, Bravo is going to be out there for basically 24 hours more." >> Bravo would have to survive with almost no water and no food in the wind in the cold of the high mountain desert for another full day.

In the end, it was the CIA that played a pivotal role, launching a multi-pronged campaign, which included deception to confuse Iranian forces and top secret technology to pinpoint Bravo's exact location. When were you, >> bro? Okay, that's not the one I wanted. The one I was looking for is the one that says that we had like 90 guys behind enemy lines, special operators, like 90 guys. Iran has been beating the [ __ ] out of us based on what metric. What metric?

Choose any metric you want. Pick literally any metric in war and you tell me which one they're beating us in. Go ahead and quantify it. Go ahead and quantify exactly what metric Iran is beating us in. This is how like how can you possibly even believe that we're losing a war against a country that has no capability to fight back whatsoever. Has no capability to even strike our country at all.

And you think we're losing that war, guys? We were in Iraq and Syria for like 15 years. And people still didn't claim that we lost those wars. We have had no boots on the ground and we completely wiped out their entire capability, their entire government structure with almost no casualties. A handful of casualties. You think they're beating the [ __ ] out of us?

We control the Hormuz straight. It's ours now. Okay, that's a Guys, if that's what losing looks like, I hope we always lose every battle. If if Iran is what losing looks like, then I hope we lose every battle, chat. Okay, let's move on to the next thing. And I just found our moment.

Oh my god, I forgot about that. Had that one going. Oh, I found my flop camera thing. Here you go. Here's President Trump chat, who obviously watches my live streams. >> They really help them. >> Where? Where, by the way, where are all the flot camera people?

The haters, they were saying Ashton's sold out. They're saying Ashton's sold out to the government because he's not afraid of the flot cameras. He's not afraid of them following him, recording him at Walmart. Seriously, where do you guys think these flot cameras are, man? I see the flot cameras like maybe once a day in some random parking lot. Where do you guys think these flot cameras are at, man? cuz they're not Gorgon stare wide area motion imagery.

They're like recording random parking lots, dude. Okay, President Trump, tell us what's good. >> Speaking of AI flot cameras, you haven't talked a lot about these flot cameras. A lot of law enforcement say the they really help them. Would you be willing to back that? >> Yeah. No, I sort of like them because of that because of law enforcement, but some people don't. They think it's an infringement.

Uh >> they help catch a lot of criminals, >> but I I like them. Thank you everybody. >> I like them chat boy. The salty haters chat. This is why you guys got to be careful. I know. Especially when you're conspirator.

It's very easy. Somebody says government bad and you say how bad? How bad government? Flock camera bad. Oo computer bad? Oo AI bad?

Woo. You got to learn to think for yourselves, chat. You got to have an internal monologue. Okay. You want to talk about aliens? I know.

I want to talk about some aliens. Where's my alien bookmark? Oh, here it is. Didn't think we were going to do it tonight. Just want to go play some Diablo. Been playing video games.

Not going to lie to you guys. I keep it hundo all the time. Release. Deputy press secretary Joel Valdez. Number one. I looked at this dude's Twitter account like three times because I was sure this was a parody account.

I'm not sure why. I mean no disrespect, but I just stared at and I was like, "This has got to be a parody account." But no, it's actually that's our that's our press secretary. Okay. Deputy press secretary release. Department of War issues legal waiver to authorize UAP disclosures to pursue.

This waiver establishes an authorized legally protected disclosure mechanism for current and former personnel to provide UAP related national defense information to designated representatives of the pursue effort. Under this directive, all current and former DOW service members, civilian personnel and contractors holding or previously granted access to UAP related national defense information are authorized to disclose protected information directly to official pursue representatives. The waiver supersedes civil and administrative enforcement provisions contained within non-disclosure agreements and special access program indoctrination agreements. Didn't even know that was a thing. We just learned something new. Apparently, special access programs have indoctrination agreements.

That's a pretty uh ominous phrasing. Indoctrination is what you say when you get in a cult. Previously executed within the United States strictly for communications directed to the pursue team. Okay, number one question. What is Pursue? Guys, am I did was there a Mandela effect that occurred? Can someone just tell me what the [ __ ] Pursue is?

Because I'm pretty sure that I was following UFO stuff for the last few years and I ain't never heard of this in my whole goddamn life. I've heard of Arrow, all domain anomaly resolution office. I thought they were the ones that was doing the UFO thing. I could have been wrong. So, what the hell is the pursuit? I'm going to go ahead and because I have no information and just fill in the gaps myself and I'm just going to go ahead and assume that this is Avi Lo, that this is Avi Lo and the UFO douchebags learning group that's set up.

Honestly, doesn't even matter. I'm going to give you the take right now. Absolutely nothing is going to happen from this. What do we even think is going to happen from this? Oh, thank you. Uh, Golden Leaper, presidential unsealing and reporting system for UAP encounters.

So, we literally just made up a new thing. We made up a new thing and we have to report ourselves to our government. Here's the rub. Number one, even in a perfect scenario, I even if I assume this goes as perfect and we get whistleblowers come in and they tell people where the aliens are at and where the flying saucers are at, then what? Then what? This whole thing is such a damn joke.

I don't know how any of these UFO fanboys are still following it. There is no endgame to this UFO disclosure whatsoever. It's just going to go on forever, longer than the Iraq war went on. They're just The whole point of this is just to have people come out that are going to tell more stories that nothing can get verified so that the UFO people have more content for their slop casts. That's what all that's only thing this is going to accomplish. Which, by the way, I'm really disappointed in Jesse Michaels where now I'm seeing he's just kind of going fullon like human interest stories.

Oh, these guys saw an alien together while they were military people and now they're coming back together 50 years later. Like really? Like, yeah, it's a cute story. It's a cute story, but is that how is that advancing disclosure? It's not. It's not.

It's It's made for pulling your heartstrings content, right? We're moving pretty damn far away from technology at this point and moving all in on the the feelgood content, the the aliens are coming to save us kind of stuff, which I'm not too pleased about. [sighs] So, even in that perfect scenario, nothing's going to happen. What is the pursue office is going to go what? Make that make them reveal the alien body. What is James Fox going to say? Oh, then we're going to have the president's going to make a statement.

The president is not going to make any speeches. How do I know that? Because he doesn't want to look like a fool. The president doesn't want to look like an idiot. So, he's not going to come out and say aliens are real until there's an alien body that can people can already look at. And that's not going to happen.

How do I know that? People might get mad, say, "Ashen, how do you know the president's not going to do that? How do you know they're not going to wheel an alien body out? How do you know they're not going to break out any of the technology?" Well, other than the stuff that we have, for the exact reason that Anthony Williams said, what did Anthony Williams tell us? We we heard firsthand from a CIA spook.

Anthony Williams is definitely or was definitely CIA once, as they say, once CIA, always CIA. And he is straight up telling us the only reason why they're doing this is because they have control of it. There's something that they want to accomplish via this. Because if they wanted to shut it down, they could shut it down anytime they want. So if they're in control of this, there's no chance that we're going to get anything that we want. We're only going to get what they want.

From now on, only Aaron gets what he wants. That's where we're at at this point. The rumbling is probably coming. No, that's how I know. They're not about to let somebody break out the alien bodies or the flying saucer or whatever is going on. There's no chance of that.

It would break all trust in the government. It would break all trust in the intelligence community if they knew how much they're lying about physics, about reality itself. So that's why you should be very down on this. Now, the one good thing about this is that this makes it much harder for specifically Eric W. Davis. Eric W.

Davis has got to be the biggest two-face in the entire community. The guy who wrote the paper on teleportation. wrote the paper on teleportation for the Air Force, but the only thing he'll talk about publicly is how many kind of aliens there are. Absolute clown show. And he's hiding behind this [ __ ] about my NDA is prevent me from telling the truth. Okay. Well, now you can go tell the pursue office that you helped them make teleportation a reality.

I want Eric W. Davis to get his ass to the pursue office and go tell them I helped build teleportation for the US government. I don't know about the aliens, but we got teleportation technology. Seems pretty significant for the American people to know about. Is he going to do that? Hell no, he's not going to do that.

And the reason he's not going to do that is because their deep state. I keep telling you guys their deep state. They're the ones that are covering it up. They're the ones that are choosing when it's going to go out and when it's not. They're the ones that probably help decide, "Oh, no. We can't handle that technology until 2075." That's when you can have it.

You say, "No, there's no way that level of bureaucracy is in control." I guarantee it is. Guaranteed. I can't wait for these people to be exposed, chat. So, on one hand, I'm all for this because there's now no excuses. And then they also can't play these games either where they go like, "Well, they're still going to play them."

Where they go, I wish I could tell people all the secret information I have, but I just can't, right? They're still going to do that. That's their favorite game, especially Matt Brown. Actually, maybe that's not fair to him. He didn't really do that too much. But as opposed to just straight up telling you, you know, what it is that they know, I think I saw one follow-up take on this.

Yeah. And this is where it converges, where the AI and the alien topic converge. They're doing this now because there's a possibility the deep state will stage a false flag alien invasion with the technology that they have been suppressing in order to stop artificial general intelligence from exposing them. The only way for the deep state to stop decentralizing artificial intelligence is to destroy the hardware, which effectively means resetting civilization to the stone age. The government is getting ahead of it.

This is a random reply that I saw in this when I was just scrolling through and I went, "Damn, this person, simulation skitso, simulation skitso, you might be a little skitso, but you're on you're kind of over the mark here is what's really going on here is that the government sees that the AI is going to blow the lid off all this." And so they're slow dripping the truth out. like really slow slow dripping the truth out here. Probably to coincide with the AI figuring it out.

If I had to guess, it'll probably be like within one day of the government telling the truth, the AI will come out and say, "And here's how the aliens use the ironhoff bomb effect and the a vector potential to manipulate space time." You'll be like, "Huh, that did a 180 real quick." Yesterday you were saying all this is fake and pseudocience and today you're saying it's all real and established physics. That's about what's gonna play out here in a second. Now final thought going back to what Salvatore Py said and actually I think I'll just play the clip what Tom Delange told us.

General McCassland is still missing. General went missing back in February. Still missing to this day. Governments pretending like they don't know anything about it. Oh, general went missing. I don't know anything about that.

Body not found. Nothing found about him. I'm growing increasingly confident that the whole alien topic is actually really about artificial general intelligence. It's really all about whatever we will call sentient AI, super advanced AI to the degree where it's indistinguishable from other intelligence other than maybe it just doesn't look like it's doesn't think the same way we do. Like if we see an orb moving around, we can tell it's intelligently controlled, but we can't understand how it thinks, right? Something like that where it's like, "Oh, that's really advanced technology.

That's not normal." But it's not like trying to talk to me. It's just kind of like minding its own business. Like it's got to like it's just fing running a script, right? That's what I think this is going to come down to. So here we go.

Let's play this clip. This is my favorite clip. I can't believe Tom Dange has not been asked about this since the general disappeared. This is just insane. I feel like this is right here. You're going to hear this is my most convincing argument for why it's really AI >> there leans across the table and this is the first the first very first words that were said to me.

It was the Cold War and every single day we lived under the threat of nuclear war. every single day we believed and really thought in the deepest part of our souls that nuclear war could happen at any given moment. And then he stops and he goes and somewhere in those years and he looked me in the eye. He goes, "We found a life form and everything that we did and every decision that we made with that life form was because of the consciousness at that time." why we're s >> Dude, that is the craziest clip.

That to me clearly insinuates AI because he sets it up by saying we were in the Cold War. We're in this technological race. All the most the all the breakthrough technological advancements happen in war. The biggest ones happen in war. We're doing this technological advancement and then we discover a life form. Discover.

Discover sounds like you just made something and now it came alive. And then you were trying to figure out how to deal with it. And the choices we made were about the consciousness aspect. The consciousness aspect would be is this alive? Is this sentient? Do we have to treat it like a sentient being or can we treat it like a computer and just turn it off?

I am growing very confident this is what it's all about because this is what they're saying. If you add up what they're saying and what they're not saying from the UFO people, extra dimensions, consciousness is at its core of this whole topic. They're saying that the consciousness aspect feeds into the physics, quantum mechanics, microtubules in your brain. If we are tapping into consciousness, then what if that we can make a machine that can tap into consciousness or a version of consciousness? That would be alien to us. That would be nonhuman intelligence to us.

Now, it doesn't mean that aliens can't be real. They probably still they probably are real. Look at us. We're aliens. We're just on this planet, not on a different one. But it means that this technology supersedes the alien question in a significant way.

You can't even begin to have the alien question until you deal with the super hyper advanced machine intelligence that may be out there possibly controlling us, possibly created our entire universe for all that we know. This, I think, is going to be the bigger reveal. And we're also seeing them say what? The weird narratives. When they say the weirdest stuff ever, you should listen. When they say, "Oh, plasma consciousness.

Plasmoid consciousness." Because if we can develop consciousness in a computer or a simulated consciousness in a computer, we could theoretically develop it in a plasma. I can't think of any reason why not. A plasma is just a separation of charge. A computer just uses metals for a medium. We can just use plasma for the medium.

So, I can see no reason why a consciousness shouldn't be able to be tapped into in a computer or in a plasma that's a stable plasma either under the right conditions, of course, if that's possible. And that's what they're that's what they're setting up. They're setting up ghost entities, plasma entities, uh, stable plasmas, conscious plasmas. What if they're not really lying? Yes, they're misleading. Yes, they're misdirecting us from the technology, from free energy.

But what if they're not really lying? And what if that really is at the core of all this? And at the core of this isn't like little green men. The core of this is our consciousness is external. Our consciousness is external. And machine intelligence consciousness is external.

And plasma balls consciousness is external. Yeah. Maybe we What if we're humanoid AIs? What if we ourselves were made by machines as biological replicas of machines? They put a machine intelligence inside a bi inside of a a bean and you created a human. I don't know.

Anyway, those are biology questions. I don't give a [ __ ] about that. Just give me free energy. Now, last thing I want to talk about today. So, just to recap, have no faith in that. Last thing I want to talk about today is a neutronic fusion.

Is this the last thing? Yes. [clears throat] A neutronic fusion chat. Uh, yeah. What's wrong with my broadcast? Huh? So, sorry guys.

Something wrong. I'll figure out my Twitter broadcasts. They're not they haven't been working since they did the update, and I just noticed it's broken. But I want to explain a neutronic fusion for people. And I've got a little uh image here so you can look at it while I'm explaining it. [sighs] So, one of the things when I was digging into this technology, reading the durs, reading other scientific papers that just kind of stood out to me was a neutronic fusion. Number one, because I had no idea what the hell that meant.

I was like, well, that's that sounds cool. Like air breathing, magneto hydrodnamics. You hear these things, you say, "Well, what does that mean? I need to go look into this." And turns out I find out it's the most incredible thing ever. It's the most incredible thing ever.

It's like finding out Star Trek replicators are real. You're like, "Wait, this is a thing that exists." It turns out we don't have to be using steam power to power everything. We literally power everything today with steam power. Every form of electricity that we use, the coal, even the nuclear power, even the nuclear power today, all it does is spin a steam turbine and then generate electricity by boiling water. We basically produce heat, boil water, spin steam.

It's the most inefficient thing ever. Anybody that looks at that setup should be thinking, why are there like four different components to making electricity? This is stupid. Um, this is the answer. I went to a frufu party chat and this is the only thing I spoke to all the in the influential rich people about because it's the most incredible thing ever. A neutronic fusion, a form of fusion that produces no radiation, practically no rate, 99.999% less radiation than normal fusion.

So no nuclear byproducts. And it produces alpha particles as the byproduct, not neutrons. So you can use the alpha particles to drive a current. What does that mean? uh that means you can produce electricity directly. That means the fu this kind of fusion produces electricity directly in the form of electricity. That's obviously the most efficient form of electricity because it's direct conversion.

We call it direct energy conversion. Fusion into electricity. No steam in the middle. How more efficient is this? Just the jump from steam to direct energy conversion three times more efficient. Three times more efficient just from that alone.

Now downside if you are of the normie mindset then this is impossible. A neutronic fusion literally impossible. Why? Because the energy requirements are 100 times higher than DT fusion, the basic entry level fusion. Hundred times higher than entry level fusion. And you have to use specific fuels.

There's only two fuels that we know of currently. Really three, but two. Helium 3. Helium 3 from the moon or anywhere you can get helium 3 and proton boron 11. Proton boron 11 is the best, but it requires the highest energy levels. Now, here's the rub.

I'm reading these papers. I'm going, why in the hell would you write a paper like this? It makes no sense. We don't even have normal fusion yet. And then it dawns on me, we do have normal fusion. These guys have already saw fusion.

You could never write a paper like this without the implicit understanding of how fusion works. And the whole paper is about how it works. Actually, here's the rub. Once you've figured out gravity manipulation, once you figured out how to turn an electromagnetic beam into a gravity beam, which is essentially what this is all about, you can control the nuclear forces. You can make it so that the repulsion goes down so it's easier and easier to do fusion. And that's why they're talking about this because when they've figured out gravity manipulation, you don't go for normal fusion anymore.

Once you have figured out gravity manipulation, you go for the best possible fusion. And you have to have this version of fusion if you want to do anything aerospace related. Why? because you can't make a mobile reactor if the reactor falls apart. Neutrons destroy the reactor. So, a neutronic fusion is a pre-erequisite if you want to make a flying fusion reactor. That's how I know the orbs are autonic fusion.

I know they're a neutronic fusion because if they weren't, the reactions would be destroying the reactor in real time and they would run the risk of those orbs just falling out of the sky and turning off at any moment. It is 100% a neutronic fusion. So this is the rub. This is what we have to get people to understand. And the only companies that are set up for this are Helon and Trial Alpha Energy, the high beta fusion reactors, the field reverse configuration. Now, you don't have to be field reverse configuration.

You just have to be high beta. High beta is a specific mathematical ratio of the plasma pressure to the magnetic field pressure. You're trying to make the magnetic field and the plasma pressure stabilize perfectly. Why? Because then you're going to create your bubble. Okay?

So, you have to be high beta. There's multiple different ways, but you can you got to be high beta approach. I would not invest any money in anybody doing anything related to a tokamac. It'll it's never going to get here. Never in a million years. So, that's the thing I wanted to leave you with, guys.

Because these AI data centers, that's how they're going to be powered. They're going to use a neutronic fusion. They're going to do a neutronic fusion. Maybe not now, but let's say 10 years from now, 15 years from now, they're going to be rocking a neutronic fusion, and they're going to be producing so much energy that they're going to be giving energy back to everybody else. They're going to be powering the power companies.

The AI data centers are going to become the power companies because they're going to have so much autonic fusion going on that their fusion is going to be so cheap that the other companies can't compete. And this is exactly what Hal Pudof wanted to have happen. Hal Pudof back in the 90s did a whole interview where he's sitting there in front of a bunch of moguls, energy mogul, and he's telling them, "We're just going to replace the reactors behind the scenes. Nobody will know, and we're just going to keep selling energy to people, and they'll have no idea how we're producing it."

That's going to that ultimate thing will come true when the AI data centers are using fusion to power them. And the whole world doesn't even understand how fusion is possible and can exist. That's your live stream for tonight chat. Let's go to the super chats. Woke societies and everybody from the pill chat. Thank you guys so much for hanging out. Appreciate you guys.

Artist 61 says gifts the cookie says, "Good evening." Good evening artist 61. I hope you're having a great night everybody. Rumble chat laughing cat I saw your question. You know we're live streaming. We're always live streaming.

He says, "Thanks for a follow on X." Guys, if you get unfollowed by me, there's only two possibilities. One, somehow I accidentally misclicked. It happens actually way more often than you think. I remember one person was crashing out because they were like, "Pasten unfollowed me." And I'm like, "Dude, I don't even remember unfollowing you.

I'm pretty sure I just accidentally clicked something." Number two, if you're retweeting Candace Owen [ __ ] if you're retweeting Candace Owen [ __ ] I check. And if you don't follow me, I unfollow immediately. If you do follow me, I just let it go mostly. But you run the risk of getting unfollowed if you retweet Candace Owens. I can pretty much deal with anybody else, but her [ __ ] is too stupid and too gaslighty for me to deal with.

Okay. Um Oh, do you have a question? Oh, the video hoaxer claim. Back in the day, 2023, if you did not know this, there was a $150,000 bounty. $150,000 bounty for the hoaxer to come forward of the MH370 videos to bring the work. There's no way you you can't be like, "Oh, I lost my work. I I made two perfectly in sync military videos for an elaborate hoax that nobody paid attention to, but I don't have the work anymore.

All they had to do was come forward with any proof that they made the videos. Nobody ever came forward. One guy pretended to make to be the guy that made the videos for a couple for like about a year and a half until he got outed. But yeah, $150,000 existed until Kim.com went snake on us at least. So yeah, um, appreciate you laughing cat. Hope you're doing good. Double Ms. Good Rex.

Good Rex says, "Good show tonight." Thank you very much for the super chat. Good Rex. I appreciate you guys. And then our super chats in YouTube. Chaotic Good says, "Alex Karp is a weenie."

Indeed, he is. XLX Squeeze says it'll be here 10 to 15 years max. Bet on it. You bet, chat. Dario is a weenie. Look, everybody's a weenie, guys.

Chaotic goods popping off in the chat. She says they've been using high frequency algorithmic trading bots. This is one of the first thing I thought about high frequency algorithmic trading bots. Some of the most powerful hedge funds for 20 years. This is one of the first things you would use AI for is to make to become super rich, right? Predict movements, make trades a fraction of a second earlier than everybody else.

That's it's got major value in the financial industry. AI being publicly accessible levels the playing field. Exactly. It can be reverse engineered. This is such a great point. Why do people want this to slow down?

Because this puts power in the hands of the people. This levels the playing field. Now the giant companies that had access to the super powerful service, now you have access to that in your phone. That levels and I know how powerful it is. I've been using it to talk to it and they literally killed Annie. It's so powerful.

Marie Pie, remember net neutrality. Oh yeah, I can't even remember the arguments on net neutrality anymore. What was that even about now? Was wasn't it about regulating the internet? Never even made sense to me actually. H we have to go back to that.

I don't I don't have all the arguments on hand right now. I just remember being very confused by who was on what side of net neutrality. It kind of is like that again. But I think the data center thing will be a little more clear because with data centers is I mean computers are good. You have to be pretty dumb to think that computers are bad. We use them for everything today.

Chad says, "See the new Lockheed Vectus?" [snorts] Yes, I did see that actually. I was scrolling that right after work and Lockheed said something about having three more Vectus models. Just break out the fusion reactors, bro. You know, Lockheed is just waiting for the government to say, "Yes, you're allowed to break out the fusion reactors now. You're allowed to show the people." They definitely have that.

They're definitely hiding it. and the government knows all about it. Meanwhile, they're bringing out like this. Look at this dope stealth drone with racing stripes on it. It's like, dude, it's just a normal drone. Looks like all the other drones. Even Andariel's or Andre's drone looks even looks better than that one.

Like, you're not impressing me with a drone that's painted black with some racing stripes on it. This isn't uh Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift, bro. You're going to put some uh put some neon lights under it, too. Oh, [ __ ] It's super dope. Honestly, if they didn't make a racing video game like that with drones, I would play it, but I'm still going to make fun of it. Okay, tuxedo mask.

Hell yeah. Sailor Moon. That was my favorite character. Chat, he never really did anything except throw roses in front of people. And I'm actually not sure how it worked in retrospect. I was a little kid.

I just know I was amazed. They're here for our weed, man. Dude, they're gonna inject your marriage, man. 100%, dude. Give me the doobies. Bartti Welding, thank you for that super chat, by the way.

AI scares me the most, even more than the primitives. Honestly, I trust the AI more than I trust the primitives. Look at it this way. Would you rather, let's say that you are on trial for murder and you didn't do it, would you rather have on your jury 11 Lindsay Clancy supporters, 11 Lindsy Clansancy jurors, or one possibly psychotic AI? I will take the Skynet judging me every single day, every day, and twice on on the weekend versus the 11 Lindsey Clansancy jurors. It literally wouldn't even matter what the facts are with the Lindsey Clansancy jurors.

I'm going to prison. They'll be like, "This guy supported Donald Trump. Execute him right now. No more trial needed. At least the AI might give me a fair shake. At least the AI might reconstitute me down and upload my brain into the cloud, right?

To me, the AI is easily the lesser of two evils versus liberal middle-aged white Karens. It's not even close, honestly. It's really not. Skynet, take me away. I'm ready to go. Stuart Mloud says, "What are the chances that Hal Pudof was also behind Operation Snow White?"

I don't know what that is. He was operating at theaton level seven. Yeah, that Scientology thing was a long time ago though. Truth is, Hal Putoff isn't really a Scientologist. If he was, I would be all over it. I don't love Hal Putoff so much that I wouldn't be grilling him over Scientology connections. I grill Candace Owens over Scientology connections.

She's a Scientologist. I'm almost 100% sure her best bud is John Mappen, who's hardcore Scientology to the degree where he was like trying to talk to me about it, how cool it is, and how I need to check it out when we spoke on the phone a couple times, like both times. You think he didn't try to sell Candace Owens and George Farmer on Scientology? Of course he did. Of course. And they would have fallen for it. They're dumb.

So, I'm telling y'all when when it comes out, Candace Owens is a Scientologist. It's going to come out probably in a couple years. Just telling y'all, you heard it here first. I can just see these things, chat. I got I got a ZPE sense. The power of ZPE bit me. But no, Haluto off probably not Scientologist, but you know, he could be operating some deep [ __ ] He is. He's like definitely as deep as you get.

So if there's secret spooky government Scientology [ __ ] going on, he's definitely connected to it. So I'll give you that at least. And then Joy is awesome or says a neutronic equal asymmetrical. Not the same. Not the same. Asymmetrical just means both sides are not the same, right? Like this would be symmetrical, asymmetrical or whatever.

You get the point. A neutronic just means no neutrons get released in the fusion. So when they call talk about fusion pathways, what they're talking about is the fuel. What atoms are you going to use to fuse together? The different atoms you use to fuse together determines the output in fusion. And what they did is they looked at all the chemicals and they were like, "Oh [ __ ] boron 11 is dope.

If we can mix boron 11 together, it doesn't release any neutrons and we can just make electricity from this. They're called advanced fusion fuels. That's what they call them. They've been calling them that since 2004 minimum. So, we look at this and we go, "Oh, yeah. Okay.

This is what they got. This is what they're hiding." There's no reason you would be talking about any of this [ __ ] unless you could actually do it. And they can. They just had to engineer it. And the physics and the science community has not caught up.

Like, how can you do this? How can you pull this off? you know, we can engineer things before we can theoretically explain them in some situations. And that's where we're at. Okay, guys. Wow, that was a lot. Thank you guys for hanging out with me tonight.

I appreciate you. I hope you guys have a great night, and we will be back on Wednesday, hopefully with more felony physics, but we'll see what happens. Maybe we'll get some new UFO files. I can feel them coming sometime soon. Have a great night, everybody. Talk to you soon.

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