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A.I. EXPERT shares BIBLICAL PROOF the END IS NEAR!
Sun, 26 Jan 2025
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Chapter 1: What biblical connections are there to AI and drones?
In Revelation, it says that in the end days, plague of locusts will emerge from the abyss, but they will not look like ordinary insects, but they will have supernatural attributes and be mechanical in nature. There's this AI entity that is controlling all the drones. What are your thoughts on the drones?
So the drones that I'm aware of is what Danny Jones and Julian Dory were talking about on their shows and that we've talked about because I text them and we text back and forth. And they are both big conspiracy theorists. Danny was telling me what Julian thinks. So initially, he was saying they were military drones that...
For some reason, the government didn't want to tell everybody what these drones were and that they had a viable lead that said that Iran had snuck like a dirty bomb or something into the United States and was going to blow it up during one of – one of Trump's speeches or something, whatever. They wanted him gone and they were going to blow it up.
And I want to say, Julian believed it was going to happen during the Army-Navy game. This was months ago, right? Or a month or so ago. And he believed that that's what was going to happen. Or that it was possible that's what was going to happen. And that the military knew roughly the area they believed that this dirty bomb was in. And I say dirty bomb.
I'm throwing dirty bomb in there because I'm assuming that the Iranians can't put together a regular bomb. But the truth is maybe it was a regular one. I don't know. Suitcase bomb. Maybe the suitcase bomb is a small bomb, but that's still not a dirty bomb. That's a legitimate bomb. You know what I'm saying? A suitcase bomb could be two, three times the yield. What is it?
um, of Hiroshima or something, you know, they could still be huge. Like, you know, those small bombs that they had to put these big, the size of a car could fit into a suitcase now. So, but let's assume that either way, if they could just come up with the material, they come with a dirty bomb. So whatever. So let's say they had some kind of bomb, whatever it was, it was putting off enough,
Of a signature that the military had drones that they had circling, looking for this bar, these bombs or the signature, so they could pinpoint it and grab them. Now, I'm assuming they didn't grab anything because you would have that's something that they would have. They would have broken their own arms, trying to pat themselves on the bat.
If they said, yes, we had drones, we were prepared for this. We found it. We've raided the house. We grabbed the bomb. Everything is safe. That's what I think they probably would do. to let everybody know we're on it, we got you.
Do you think that they would announce that? Because by announcing it, then people are like, holy crap, there's dirty bombs, there's nuclear bombs in the homeland of the United States. And then they probably take on some culpability because how did the bomb get in here in the first place? Probably came up through the southern border.
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Chapter 2: What conspiracy theories surround military drones?
Whether you believe they were stuffing ballots or they weren't, he won the presidency. That's the way it is. This is the way our system works. Step back. Let it run its course. You don't get to go out there and start popping people. I mean, and not just that, but, you know, Biden was there for four years. And was it a great presidency? Probably not, in my opinion.
But I survived it. It's going to be okay.
Yeah, well, I think so. But I think the issue as well, Matt, is I think most regular Americans are like, okay, you know, whatever, the president's coming in. The issue, I think, is that Trump was kind of like a...
like a like an m80 in the middle of the government like just huge like no more uniparty you're bringing in a a wild card and there's a lot of bureaucracy huge bureaucratic organizations that that don't want that because they're they feel their their deep state influence being dragged away they's like oh we got the wild card coming in you got a business guy coming in he's gonna you know he's bringing elon for efficiency we can't have that we can't have efficiency and
We, we need, we need the bloat. We need the, the budgets. We need the funding, you know, it comes down to money and power.
Listen, he, he, he, I mean, I don't know about an M8. I mean, it's like he throws like it's, it's, it's a, it's a dozen hand grenades. Like I said, I love watching it. I mean, it's great. But the only, my only, I think my only problem right now is that, is that because of the elections and, During the month of November, YouTube just went, our viewers were just shot straight down.
And of course, everything's connected to views and watch time, right? Bad month in November. Then he gets elected. And then I thought, okay, after he's elected, people will start watching content again. And then what happened in December is the numbers stayed down. What's he going to do? Now it's January. They're still down because now they're like, he's about to be in.
It's like, when is this going to end? And then I already know that when he gets in, we got February and March where he's going to disrupt the entire system. That's going to be even more people pulling away watching Netflix. Well, their normal content, they're going to be watching more political content. This guy's killing me right now.
As much as I like seeing, you know, the, I guess from now on it'll be shorts and reels. You know, as much as I like watching this stuff and it just cracks me up. The fact that it's pulling away from views from. My channel is, you know, while I'm saying, you know, yeah, this is great. Oh, my gosh, I can't believe he said that. And oh, my gosh, I can't believe they said that.
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Chapter 3: How are drones used in modern warfare?
And, and, And if they can't feed themselves, then you have to provide them with some kind of income. So you provide them with income. Then you've got, God, I'll bet you've got mass, what do you want to say, offing themselves or what, unaliving people, unaliving themselves, you know.
making tons of antidepressants and stuff but you know so I don't know what happens like you can't you can't have an entire civilization you can you can't pay these people you live in the pod and you eat the bugs yeah is is I think the
the quote unquote best solution, which by the way, in Orlando, just, I just drove over here from Orlando. Um, McDonald's you walk in, there's a, this is the world's largest McDonald's in Orlando. You go in, you type in what you want on a screen, you get a number, you go sit down, robot brings you out your food when it's ready. It finds you on the floor, drops it off.
You eat robot, comes back, picks it up, takes it away. You're done. You didn't, I, you don't have to interact with a human being in a restaurant. And that's kind of where we're at right now.
Well, I mean, we're starting to – even if they wanted to implement that right now in restaurants all over the world, how long does that take? It takes a while. You've got to build these robots. You know, you've got to build the robots. You have to have people put them in.
You have to have somebody – But I think it's going to be slow. And this kind of comes back to that – It's not like 10 years.
Like five or 10 years, it slowly happens. But when it does happen, it's a problem.
I think when it happens, it happens fast, right? Really? It happens – I think it happens really fast. Yeah. You know, you take a big – I mean, I don't think it's that hard to build the robots. I mean, you have these giant factories.
There's a lot of McDonald's. There's a lot of fast food places.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of AI in society?
I'm still not getting good information, not as good as I can get going to websites myself or going and looking it up and reading the thing. It takes a lot longer. I have to read the article. I have to figure out, okay, this isn't the right person, this person, whatever. ChatGPT has not been great doing that. But the other day I went and I said, on this day in, you know,
in Los Angeles, California, you know, I need to find, you know, are there any missing persons or any unsolved murders or unsolved homicides on this date? And I clicked it and it came back and it said, yes, there was. And it told me the name of the person, told me a whole little blurb about how they were murdered, the whole thing. Shot, boom. Just like a normal one that I've been looking up.
And I highlighted and checked it and went to another one. Only this time I said, instead of saying homicide, I said homicides, plural. And it came up with a double murder. For another date. Oh, that's weird. And then I went and I instead what I did was I just changed the date. You know, you can cut and paste and change the date. And boom, it came up with another double murder. And I went.
Now, it's six months between these two dates. But I went. What are the chances that another double murder happened six months apart in the same city? Almost, it was a slightly different, different names, different ages, slightly different, different areas. Did it again. Did you ask for a citation? By the third one is when I realized, hey, wait a minute.
Because, you know, it keeps what you've been doing. So I start scrolling up. There's no citations.
Yeah.
And I'm looking. There's nothing. And then I took the information and I plug it in to Google. Nothing. No murders. Did all of them. It was making it up. It's realizing this is what you're looking for. I can't find it. I'll give you one.
I've definitely found that... ChatGPT AI, it wants to serve you. It wants to give you what you're looking for, and sometimes it will do that. But you did the right thing. Anytime you're asking for research, you have to ask for references and citations. Yeah, but you would think, right? By the way, I think that's going to get better over time.
Listen, the other day, me and a buddy, this was actually two, three months ago, I say the other day. Two, three months ago, we were arguing, and I was like, no, no, no. And you know what we were talking about? He was saying, you know, he's always complaining about, you know, inequities. So he, you know, oh, well, you know, most rich people were born and they were just, you know, born with money.
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Chapter 5: How does technology influence relationships?
Either you can't function here or sell it.
I don't think it's unreasonable. But what I do think is interesting, though, is Trump doing a 180 on this topic because this whole thing started, I want to say, in 2019. They were starting to talk about this. That's been going forever, yeah. Yeah. And just over the last year is when the bill got passed, appealed, upheld by the Supreme Court.
And now Trump is going to come back and say, you know what? Actually, we like TikTok. I kind of wonder. I feel like. Well, yeah. But, I mean, what's going to change in 90 days? CCP is going to say, you know what? You're right. We're going to sell it to Mr. Beast or whatever.
Come in and somebody buys it. That's what I think. Somebody comes in and buys it. That's what I think should happen. Someone comes in and buys it. Just like I don't think China or Chinese companies should be able to buy... It should be able to buy farmland in the United States. I don't think they should be able to buy any land.
What about this? Elon. No, I, well, that I don't disagree with either. Uh, Elon had a hot take on Twitter today where he, he kind of said like, he feels concerned about the infringement on free speech with forcing bite dance to divest from Tik TOK.
But he also feels that it's unfair that we allow Chinese-owned corporations to function in the United States, whereas China does not allow U.S.-owned corporations. Because you can't use X in China. You can't use X in China. You can't use it. But we allow TikTok here. So he said it's not really a fair exchange.
The other thing that's weird about TikTok is TikTok in China is very different from TikTok in the United States. TikTok in the United States is like... I'm a cat, respect my pronouns. TikTok in China is... School graduations.
Yeah, exactly. This is how you do high-level math. Yeah, you're not making fun of China on TikTok in China. You're not making fun of... There's no political discussions. It's all about uplifting the Chinese people and there's not going to be a lot of funny videos unless they're... Yeah, I was going to say, like... uh, coordinated, you know, dance moves. And you know what I'm saying?
Like it's, it's a different, it's a different platform over there.
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Chapter 6: What is the future of AI and human interaction?
And the courts were like, no, it was, I mean, this bill was signed back in April.
Right. But they fought it. Remember?
Right. Supreme court. Yeah.
They went to, they, they used our court system, which was, we would never be able to use in there, right? So they said, oh, okay, we're going to use their court system. So they fight in our court system. We say that the government, I'm sorry, the Supreme Court says, eh, the Congress has every right to do that. They go, okay. And then they came back and they said, okay, fine, we get it.
Give us 90 days. And they said, no, we're not going to give you 90 days. So I guess, you know, Trump is saying, hey, let's give them 90 days. Probably not because I'm giving you an extension. 90 days is not a, hey, Forget about that bill. 90 days is you got 90 days. You have to sell. Like, I understand you used our court system.
And then at the last minute, they said they ruled with Congress and said, perfectly legal. And that only gave you a few weeks to try and figure out what you're going to do. That's really not enough time for a bureaucracy. Bureaucracies are slow and cumbersome, especially when you- It's a big deal too.
I mean, it's got 170 million users.
Yeah, this is not a small platform. This is not a small deal. This is not something where Elon can come in, they can hammer it out over lunch. This is something that they're going to need to really sit down and it would be weeks, if not months of negotiations. So-
How would you feel about that, Elon coming in and buying TikTok, buying the platform?
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