Clayton Morris

And that's the most frightening part of all.

We're just giving up control.

Every time you did a great piece a few weeks ago on the phones and spying on your phones.

It's like every time we take in these little pieces of advanced technology, it's making our lives easier.

It's actually sapping of us.

It's sapping us and it's taking away our liberties.

So true.

Part of me just wants to move out in the mountains of Wyoming and

knock down any 6G, 5G towers I see anywhere around me and just live off the land and churn butter.

I hope you're right too.

I really do.

Then I see these nefarious things and I see all these people drugged out on pot marijuana and they're just like drones.

And then once you roll in some sort of like universal basic income, you get to be a drone as part of the system.

And I don't know.

I'm usually a glass half full kind of person and I'm trying to be, but...

I think the moves in this AI direction is so nefarious and so terrifying that I don't know if we can put this genie back in the bottle.

I sure hope so.

But pretty soon, in the next five years, people are going to have robots in their houses folding their laundry.

That is coming.

I mean, anyway, Tesla just converted one of their factories in Fremont.