Armando Pantoja

It's like I used to be a teacher and people complicate things because whenever you teach somebody something, there's two ways you can go.

If you want them to think you're the expert, you complicate it.

If you want to teach them, you bring it down.

You have to bring yourself down in order to do that.

People don't want to do that.

Now, there's a lot of people out there that say that that's true.

Now, if you look back at the history, there were a few videos out there.

There wasn't a lot.

There's five or six were played to us over and over and over again.

There's experts, video and audio experts, that say there were inconsistencies in the video, facial expressions, body language, and also the graininess and the type of video that we saw.

Now...

If you go back to history, right, GPS was created in 1979.

We didn't get access to GPS as human citizens until 2000, almost 22 years later.

So technology sometimes will be held back for certain reasons or hidden or whatever because it gives a lot of power.

So AI could have been out.

And I studied AI in college in 2005.

I worked for an early AI company in Nashville called EdgeNet.

So it's been around for years.

So if generative AI was out at that time, maybe a primitive form, they could have used that as a false flag operation to get us to think about it.

It's been a lot.