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Exposing EVIL Technology  -  Hollywood - AI & Epstein!  - Amanda Palisciano
Shaun Attwood

Exposing EVIL Technology - Hollywood - AI & Epstein! - Amanda Palisciano

from Shaun Attwood

July 21, 2026 | 01:56:38 | People & Blogs

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00:00:00 - 00:00:32 | Speaker 1:

Yo, welcome back to the channel everyone, I'm Ron Swanson, we're here with Amanda and the crazy, can you all hear a loud noise? You hear a loud noise there? Let me know if you heard a loud noise, if you do, I've never heard this noise before and it's coming through as Amanda and I are having this conversation, it's incredibly hot here as well, so I look terrible. You can hear it, okay. so can you tell me if you can hear it when i mute my microphone and amanda's going to introduce

00:00:32 - 00:01:13 | Speaker 2:

herself now hey guys i'm amanda i have we've been on for 15 minutes i don't hear it on my end um but i am definitely getting into some things on this podcast that this tracks this tracks it even if this never happened this tracks so much for this episode because i've got five pages of notes here that they don't want heard so i'm not at all surprised i don't hear it we can rock um but if y'all hear it i'm sure that's disruptive so we'll do whatever whatever works

00:01:13 - 00:01:34 | Speaker 1:

so just to be clear you guys could hear that even when amanda was talking you could still hear it okay right what i'm going to do is i'm going to play around with the sound sentence and hopefully this will be at a minimum but when have you ever heard that

00:01:34 - 00:01:45 | Speaker 2:

happen before anyone unreal anyone at all i can't even have my headphones on because of this

00:01:45 - 00:02:00 | Speaker 1:

um so i'm gonna start turning off audio tracks and seeing if that helps i want to just let amanda talk this is going to be less of an interview and more of amanda talking and me just surviving without headphones

00:02:00 - 00:02:07 | Speaker 2:

so this is big brother live i i hope everyone understands that's what we've got

00:02:07 - 00:02:55 | Speaker 1:

yeah i agree i agree but look uh thank you for being here amanda sorry about the crazy galactic warfare that seems to be taking place i'm so not even it's kind of scary so rather than this be an interview we're just going to look at this as more of like a powerpoint presentation and then i hate powerpoint right because this is the best we can do and then as soon as we can get another night arranged with amanda so that we can actually have a conversation but let's just get our information out amanda this like this is going to be such a sideways interview um but please if you can just just just start and i'll do my best

00:02:55 - 00:03:03 | Speaker 2:

to follow along okay i i get really tangential from my adhd and i don't want to just like spin

00:03:03 - 00:03:11 | Speaker 1:

out so well i'm autistic and i've got adhd too amanda same no no no we're screwed same no and

00:03:11 - 00:04:59 | Speaker 2:

the funny thing it's not funny but from from the autism spectrum perspective i'm one of those like 40 plus that just did the online like could you have teachers and parents aided you your whole life and never told you like you were just like by the way you have all these like special gifts that no one cared about so oh yeah just figured that out myself um i i can give you i don't know if you if you're able to just kind of like ping off i think this kind of starts with the diddy thing okay maybe does it we'll start off with the ditty thing so so my history um i moved to hollywood when i was half my life ago a long time ago hollywood was very very different and i saw some things in the music industry and in hollywood that i was like yeah the same for me and a lot of it was around piracy which is interesting now to track back to ai but we'll park that um i moved home i'm from the new york new jersey area 2009 and i went six interviews deep to be diddy's personal assistant so i think that this is a lot of where this starts for everybody probably even for me um six interviews i i want to say i was all the way to the end with one other human being and my guess is that is the person who got the job i went to bad boy in new york i consistently met with them over you know i met with them over the phone but i also met with them in person their questioning got really weird really fast um and i i'll just give examples of that because i don't care um they asked me would i be okay bringing a phone into

00:05:00 - 00:07:57 | Speaker 1:

my shower while I showered, a live phone into my shower while I showered to just consistently be on call. And so, and I'm young at this point and I'm like, that feels like you're asking me how much privacy I'm willing to sort of like, uh, override, right? Like how much privacy I'm willing to, um, obstruct for you guys that you're in my shower. and then it was and and this is it's funny because i did um i did say this for a couple of years a couple of videos a couple of things that i had just told people in my personal life and then it was tracked back um over people that have also interviewed with him that they ask if you're willing to walk across the brooklyn bridge if diddy wants a coffee from brooklyn and you're in new york you're in manhattan and he's like i want a coffee i want a donut i want a bagel i want all the things and i want it from brooklyn but i need you to walk there are you willing to do it and at that point in the questioning i was like something ain't right like like like you're asking me how much loyalty i have that i don't question the lunacy of right because i might be young but no one is walking across the Brooklyn Bridge so I the best way to put it is I sort of threw an interview I knew I wasn't getting the job at that point but I'm six interviews deep I had been in the music business a while I had worked for some of the biggest music producers in Hollywood and saw some really dark things we can get into another time but at that point I'm like I'm throwing this I'm not doing that I'm not I'm not putting a phone in my shower I'm not walking this is crazy and so i don't get the job someone else does it's unremarkable at the time fast forward 15 years you see all the ditty parties and the loyalty and the crazy and you go oh that's why they asked me this question so that's part one um yeah good start and yes i saw somebody right that um it sounds like technology is is intercepting this and it is a hundred percent we'll get to that um years go by and i actually was a journalist for a hot minute we'll call it like two years i saw some things there that weren't they weren't right at all and i walked away from journalism this was through hurricane sandy so if anybody i know you're in the uk but anybody in the U.S. that remembers that hurricane 2012, October, November, December, 2012, that like obliterated the Northeast, I saw some really not well things. I saw my words change in the cutting room floor. Things that I had wrote, I had, I had, you know, interviewed people I was

00:07:57 - 00:10:55 | Speaker 1:

100% sure of. They were like, that's not what they're paying us to say. So we're going to write this and i was like i'm out and i leave journalism i go into advertising so this is kind of like probably the apex of the whole thing i spent the past decade and a half in advertising and i was pretty high up in my field you can look at the brands i've worked for biggest brands in the world but it turned into ad tech amazon walmart um mattel wayfair chewy adu i have been at majority of them running their messaging and 2022 comes and chat gpt all of a sudden sort of clubs everyone at the news and uh i i understand that that's really hard for people to to get now like because they've had so much prep ai might take our job and it's crazy and the you know they may automate with robots but we had no warning none writers all of a sudden we're out of work 2022 out of nowhere you are automated by a machine you are worthless the career that you've had for 20 years or you just went to school to get your master's for it doesn't exist because chat can do the thing and i'm going yeah something ain't right right like immediately i was like something right and and i want to preface this this was not an aversion to machine learning or to ai or i just i don't want to evolve with technology i'm you know a 90s kid that hates tech no i had worked in machine learning since 2017 i understood machine learning very well in fact i ran walmart's performance marketing team which is all machine learning learning and it's very steeped in google and at the time through 2017 to 2022 i saw a lot of wonky things going on with google that i was like none of this makes sense none of it made sense and i piped up at company after company and obviously company after company didn't care because google Google and there's so much trust in them by 23 to comes touch a boutique comes I see all these writers out of work I actually saw writers visit homes I saw writers take their lives that's a fact and I said no and so this I want to be very clear this started as something for me sticking up for writers because I gave my whole life to writing my entire life I didn't have kids I didn't have a family my entire life was being a writer and I felt very protective of that I felt very protective of the people coming into this so I start this group on LinkedIn who's called Green Banner Creatives. It's very innocent. I just want to get creatives back to work. We don't know what just hit us. What is this chat? She's a teeth thing. And I have 1,000, no, excuse me, over 1,000, maybe 1,200, 1,300 people in two weeks out of work, out of nowhere. And the rest of the world wasn't seeing this, right? Because it wasn't hitting other fields. It just, there was like this really small pocket of people that were like, what just happened? Like just dizzy.

00:10:55 - 00:13:53 | Speaker 1:

And I said, something's screwing. And I knew that from the beginning. And even if you didn't lose your job, there'd be people that are like, well, you didn't, I didn't lose my job because of this. But what I was watching was two things. One, they started automating the job application process on LinkedIn and not, you know, LinkedIn is owned by Reid Hoffman, Reid Hoffman goes back to the files to the tune of 3000 mentions. Yeah, we'll get there so I saw them automating LinkedIn and the application process through something called ATS. ATS means it's an applicant tracking software program that HR sort of Outlook and AI is reading your resume They're reading keywords and they're deciding whether or not you deserve a job and I was like what is happening, right? Right. Also in my field, and at the time, I'm now like a global director of copy. I'm pretty high up in my field. I'm seeing job descriptions being rewritten. Like, please now lead your teams to work within AI systems, work within ChatGPT, and make sure they can prompt robots. arts. And I'm like, I've led teams of, you know, 20 to 30 master's degree writers, like incredible writers that literally have their master's degrees in prose, in poetry, all these things. And I now need to lead these people and be like, Hey, do you forget all that and just prompt a robot to frankenstein and piracy a bunch of other writers writing and i said something ain't right so so at this point there's a lot of confusion that felt really dark to me and i said um you know we're not getting the whole story number one i knew we weren't getting the whole story i knew this was a trojan figure out for what and i said all right well i'm gonna fight i'll fight for these creatives to get their jobs but i don't know what's going on but i'm gonna get to the bottom of it because again i was a former journalist so i was gonna dig of course yeah where i started digging where i've ended digging are very different places but um 2022 goes by 2022 goes by 2023 goes by i actually met with the wall street journal because i had a major major interview with a multi-million dollar company out of new york i won't drop their name but um they had me interview with an avatar start to finish this is 2022 okay nobody knows what's happening and a multi million maybe

00:13:53 - 00:15:29 | Speaker 1:

possibly billion i think it might be a two billion dollar company out of new york we'll leave their name off sends me through an interview process with an avatar and i get on and they're life my name is lisa i'm here too and i'm going what is happening i go through the problem i never spoke to a human being not one not one email not one verbal conversation with my background 20 years in this i go through the whole thing they come back and they go the avatar has said that you are lying you are not getting the job they have picked they have picked up signs of deception this is a brand new technology that has like no idea what it's doing and it's now weeding people out not to mention and i this is a you know a bit of a tangential like digression but system that was happening this applicant tracking software system was making people hack and they could hack the system by taking an entire job description of whatever Thank you.

00:15:00 - 00:15:34 | Speaker 2:

somebody's hiring for putting it in white type on their resume. So, you know, you can't see it. It's like a invisible ink kind of thing. They put it on their resume so that they would get picked up by the box, be seen and get called for the job. And I said, this is not how hiring works. And I talked to a bunch of HR people and they were like, we're starting to lose our jobs too. And anyway, it got dark real fast. um 2024 getting to the point

00:15:34 - 00:16:09 | Speaker 1:

maybe my brain was what someone just said yeah that could be that too we're not even we're not even at the good part it's it's fascinating up to this point because your resume clearly like sets the stage for your concerns and it's not like you're yeah that was a long one amanda i'm sorry that wasn't a pause that was me having to deal with the white noise from the Soviet Union trying to get the information out of me, but they've not asked me any damn questions so I don't know what to tell them. So we're all listening to this.

00:16:10 - 00:16:18 | Speaker 2:

Wait till I get through the good part because I'm not even there. They're going to get you. They might take you straight out of your home to stop it.

00:16:19 - 00:16:38 | Speaker 1:

I'm a special boy. Carry on with your story. I just wanted to let you know that I can hear you. I am listening. and it's your resume is incredible and it really sets the stage for why people should be paying attention to what you're saying especially somebody like me who fucking loves a bit of ai

00:16:38 - 00:19:36 | Speaker 2:

so let's just uh carry on carry on all right we're about to get darker so uh make sure you're seated everyone uh so 2024 rolls around i you know i don't want to dive too deep into this but i see that a person at the helm of ai through my country's administration is a person that i know personally not in a good way and have a negative history with um i'm gonna i'm gonna leave that there for a minute but we can move back but uh they're the billionaire epstein class and uh i'm like that's weird that's that's it's just odd that that person would have been chosen for basically governing all of ai's decisions for this country and my country and uh the child drop came which was super bowl weekend here because i believe january 30th over the weekend the weekend into february on on like a complete whim there was really nothing other than gut that told me to put this person's name into the files that second drop that second major drop and i do and i see palantir's funding seed funding in 2004 which is the same year i met this person and i said huh because i them funding palantir epstein funding palantir was weird and so now everybody understands Peter Thiel and Epstein's connections and it's very very public. At the time it was not and I'm going what's going on? Like why? So obviously at this point I'm you know multiple years deep into fighting AI trying to uncover the dark underbelly and I knew something's wrong and I have my own group I'm running. Y'all we're all losing our jobs for no reason. This is a big chosen horse now i start digging and i start digging and i find 802 ai related emails uh for epstein talking about ai funding ai um speaking on artificial intelligence and i said well this is interesting fine um at that point this is probably march april i'm thinking still as probably the rest of the world was is this is a finance here that funded artificial intelligence so what he threw some money towards it that was the reaction of a lot of people like so what he threw some money towards it he's a finance here why wouldn't he right this is the upcoming technological revolution except no um i go further and i go further at this point because at this point i decide to walk away from advertising and i think

00:19:36 - 00:20:14 | Speaker 2:

That probably needs its own channel, but I had been in the ad business for two decades. I saw a lot of deception there, I saw a lot of manipulation of the masses there, I don't know if you've done anything on Edward Bernays or tracked back to Edward Bernays, but that was my aha moment of how sick they propagandize people. And I said, you know, I don't know if I want to be in the ad business. this anymore or at least i want to be a little more selective about it i i don't even really like ad tech and dealing with google oh they did not like you talking about google there

00:20:14 - 00:20:26 | Speaker 1:

that was like a good four seconds of just sustained like brain melting torture noise i just want to apologize everybody again i am trying to figure i don't even get a volume bar

00:20:26 - 00:20:31 | Speaker 2:

register when it happens well you understand youtube is owned by google yeah yeah listen

00:20:31 - 00:21:20 | Speaker 1:

listen you're preaching to the choir here all right just because i can't talk back and be interesting doesn't mean okay it just means i can't communicate properly right now but i have a lot more to say on google oh no oh no we're we're not stopping don't worry i just want everybody to know if you've just tuned in i i'm not even that noise that you just heard there isn't even registering as a noise on my system it it's i mean what is i mean what so if i turn all my stuff off but and the thing is amanda can't hear any of it amanda cannot hear any of that it's just me and all of you there's no sound of my system that is registering to me as making that noise so i can't pinpoint what audio track is coming in at and i've never experienced this a single day of

00:21:20 - 00:21:45 | Speaker 2:

my live streaming career just to be clear and this is why i didn't want to actually like pre announce that i was doing their show because the stuff that i've been talking about has been so shadow banned it's been so clearly blocked they they're they're on my ass bad so i was like let me not even say i'm doing this but i did wind up talking about it yesterday a little bit and

00:21:45 - 00:22:11 | Speaker 1:

it's a coincidence it's just not so it's it's it's odd it really is odd and google especially google loves me well like i say we're we'll get through it all just uh see what we can do see what we can do let's just carry on carry on all right so um i find all these

00:22:11 - 00:23:21 | Speaker 2:

links to ai a lot of it is funding people are not surprised when i start coming out with this i leave my job i leave advertising i said i feel very called to this there's a lot of things intersecting in my life knowing the paypal mafia personally being in journalism and seeing it be crooked um you know having a really strong aversion to public propaganda and manipulating the masses and ever bernet and all these things there's a lot of intersection right and every all my careers and all the people i knew just felt like the universe was like you need to go do this thing go okay however wonky that sounds i really don't care at this point i start messaging this out which is the thing i'm actually versed in and i have a bunch of people like they're like no way Etsy had nothing to do with AI. AI's been around since 1943. You're out of your mind. You're stupid. I got harassed on a daily basis. Blah, blah, blah. Right? So I was like, you know what? I don't want to do this. I'm just going to prove it. And I build a Jeffrey Etsy AI library, which was live in April, this past April.

00:23:21 - 00:23:21 | Speaker 1:

Okay.

00:23:22 - 00:24:02 | Speaker 2:

I take 802 links. I read over thousands of emails. I dilute them to 233 links, index them, name them, and show people exactly what they're looking at. Here, you are looking at a $250,000 contribution to artificial intelligence symposium, blah, blah, blah, right? Every single thing, I make it dummy proof. We are now at like, you know, Jeffrey Epstein AI for dummies. That's what I built. and first of all in doing that i'm writing

00:24:02 - 00:24:16 | Speaker 1:

nothing to be concerned about don't worry i don't know it's kind of important i'm just i'm just waiting on an fbi agent crashing through those those double doors behind you yeah exactly i'm

00:24:16 - 00:24:59 | Speaker 2:

waiting for them to come through the front door. So two things happen. One is through my research I start realizing the official narrative is wonky. This is not a Brooklyn financier that gave some money to AI because he had a mild interest in science. And it's really important that I talk about that. This is almost probably the most important part. In 2019 when he passed uh a lot of press picked this up a lot from the new york times to buzzfeed they covered his relationship to scientists his relationship with big tech his relationships with you know his interest in computers and

00:25:00 - 00:26:03 | Speaker 1:

and consciousness and not really ai but just um a lot of his his obsession with scientists and the way they played it down and this is what started concerning me as a former journalist number one the way they played it down turned into ah shucks jeffrey epstein this putz from new york who couldn't even add was all you know was on the ass of all these scientists and wanted money And they, quote, near time, entertained his musings on, you know, they entertained his musings and gave him money. And that's why they have relationships with him. Now, this is this is MIT. This is Harvard. This is the top Ivy League schools in the world. This is the top quantum physicists in the world. This is starting to me to look to me like a good dozen of the of the biggest science brains on Earth. and i said they didn't entertain his musing that's not what's happening what's going on

00:26:03 - 00:26:11 | Speaker 2:

oh it got me again just keep going just keep going don't worry about that if you hear me

00:26:11 - 00:26:22 | Speaker 1:

screaming in pain just ignore me why they're torturing you but they're not torturing me oh yeah it's super fun i'm so i'm so sorry yeah yeah it's like it's like a visual like

00:26:22 - 00:26:27 | Speaker 2:

a visual like sort of representation of the male female dynamic as a whole if i'm being

00:26:27 - 00:26:33 | Speaker 1:

on if i'm just going to just say you're the host you you let me in yeah why not it's my fault yeah

00:26:33 - 00:26:51 | Speaker 2:

exactly uh i just i i just hope we're not all getting slowly programmed like clockwork orange style oh also the best one so far is that this is actually a secret ai language and chat gpt is just screaming over the top you're like this bitch is crazy it is amazing i would 100 actually but

00:26:51 - 00:27:11 | Speaker 1:

at the point we're at now so again we're six months ago the point i'm at now i would believe any of the things that i've seen in the you know just the journey that this has taken which is so far from where i started um honestly somebody said it sounds like an air compressor i

00:27:11 - 00:27:22 | Speaker 2:

feel like in between bursts of air compressor someone is filling up a compressor tank and then just wait to hold it next to a microphone and go so anyway enough memes carry on carry on

00:27:22 - 00:27:39 | Speaker 1:

no no i hate that because this is important information right and like i i my ability to believe that they would 100 block this information is there's no question none no which segue let me

00:27:39 - 00:27:45 | Speaker 2:

segue no no way is that there's no no blowing in that no no that's craziness don't worry about

00:27:45 - 00:29:46 | Speaker 1:

that that's definitely not that carry carry on sorry i will segue to exactly why i believe this So I built a library as a former journalist and at one point a former publicist, even before journalism, when I was in music. I know how to send a press release. I sent out multiple press releases at the cost of my dollar. Multiple press releases to every press, every media person alive. And I feel really good about saying that. i'm thought we're talking tens of thousands of emails of comments of just back and forth of phone calls of i don't care if it's an independent journalist independent podcaster you name them a contact politician person pretending to rally for ai person at the helm of data centers celebrity uh storming congress because they hate ai um celebrities at the forefront of data center approach they've all been told every one of them not one person not and i have 10 awards in journalism not one person would cover this and so this is where i want to be really clear had i saw all this press in 2019 where everybody said oh my god it was really just in science and with tech and that's that's funky why did he have these edge foundation dinners billionaire what's going on in relationships to bezos and musk and you know gates and this one and that until okay that's three years before ai launched ai launches no one looks back no one does a story no one says hey by the way we think this might have had to do with ai we're not sure but we just think maybe just had to do it no they would not touch this and had they touched this if one of these outlets and i'm you name them i promise you i talk to them verbal conversation i

00:29:46 - 00:29:57 | Speaker 2:

talk to them if one are you sure i know you could hear them talking but could they hear you or could they hear did you have confirmation of

00:30:00 - 00:31:09 | Speaker 1:

responded and said to me we know je had an interest in ai but it's been covered and i was like i don't think it has here's a 233 link library that is not just funding and i want to also be very clear about this because this is what sent me south it wasn't funding it was him giving mathematical computational models to quantum physicists on the on the genesis of ai the literal like the genesis of llms how to build like language models how to um just you know compute certain things and have infinite language possibilities how to build on this is gets a little deep but how to build on alan turing's turing test which is one of the founding fathers his relationships with marvin minsky which is one of the founding fathers he had symposiums on his island with the founding fathers in 2022 uh 2002 sorry i'm always getting my ears screwed up since covid yeah yeah i just

00:31:09 - 00:31:33 | Speaker 2:

want to say no karen okay and your name would be karen do you think you're always like a movie no shit that's where we've got a floating banner mate okay because this is just a new feature karen where we just want to periodically make you jump out your skin love do you know what i'm saying we're trying to deal with it we're not doing it i tell you what karen i can get you a manager remember that yeah okay right let's go you're gonna have

00:31:33 - 00:31:39 | Speaker 1:

a class you're gonna have a class action for like hearing loss it will not be the oh yeah

00:31:39 - 00:31:46 | Speaker 2:

okay we are not responsible for any hearing loss from here on forward so just to be clear 100%

00:31:46 - 00:31:55 | Speaker 1:

yeah I didn't bring the aliens I don't know what's going on I do know what's going on it's all your fault what do you mean you didn't bring that I'm very clear on what's happening

00:31:55 - 00:32:06 | Speaker 2:

like I'm but I didn't ask them to be here oh yeah yeah exactly yes exactly more of a donation of torture rather than a request of torture I'm behind that too 100% 100% well yeah carry on

00:32:06 - 00:32:36 | Speaker 1:

i'm sorry i'm sorry no so uh yeah so i what i honestly believe and so i start finding mathematical contributions and computational models he also launched ai in ethiopia and berlin launched ai this is 15 years yeah there is a press there is a press release of him launching ai in ethiopia and berlin 2014 i want to say um ethiopia right

00:32:36 - 00:32:44 | Speaker 2:

But all I mean, when I was at school, like, we were sending a bunch of money over there. That was when all, like, little kids were, like, starving and stuff with Ethiopia, right? Yeah, 100%, right?

00:32:44 - 00:32:45 | Speaker 1:

Unsurprising.

00:32:45 - 00:32:57 | Speaker 2:

So, like, has there been, like, massive infrastructure updates and everyone is desperate for AI out there? Because I'm thinking what they need is, like, sausage patties and some eggs. That's what I'm thinking. You know what I'm saying?

00:32:58 - 00:33:15 | Speaker 1:

Like, do they even have the computers to have AI? I don't know, right? None of this makes any sense. I don't know. there there are so let me i'm gonna step back for one second let me say this what i really feel and by the way i had no intention of getting into the fc files ever i wanted to prove why

00:33:15 - 00:33:21 | Speaker 2:

ai was dark i just wanted to make camping videos love but here we are okay yeah here we are in the

00:33:21 - 00:35:18 | Speaker 1:

world all right here's here's the organic journeys and uh so the the things that i was noticing were why is like why is he sort of duped as this idiot that couldn't and that's what i got back a lot he couldn't even add he was just a math teacher out of brooklyn he couldn't even add he definitely had nothing to do with ai and i'm looking at the and i i actually was a math major i was a pretty little tiny mathematical genius myself i'm looking at these models going nah this guy wasn't an idiot this guy was pretty smart he was pretty mathematically and with physics very you know he he had the brain for it and so that that gets wonky um but this is the official narrative that is sold the guy's a moron he's you know a predator of children he gets in all these other predators of children now i start seeing that whole narrative is is muddy and i i really believe in my heart now six months into this the epstein files are a mosaic they are a huge glass mosaic they then 20 years later handed everyone a million broken pieces and they were like i don't know here's some glass and then everyone was like okay i don't know i have shards of glass and they can't really put it together because it's so muddied and there's so many red herrings and the reality is if you do what i did and and i understand everyone's focus is different but i I chose to. stay off all of the essay to me i was like that's not my focus my focus is sure ai i want to stay in places right aces and places right well and i would get confused if i it was just it was going to muddy my journey so i said i'm i like that's terrible and that's for other people that are you

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know i fully understand like we yeah yeah it's it's there it's horrible but if you've if you specialize in putting circles into circle holes and it's a square there's no point in trying to

00:35:30 - 00:36:31 | Speaker 1:

put the square in do you know what i'm saying so i stayed really in the the ai and and you know sort of computer space and and it just got weirder and weirder to me because i think if i had pitched this to press and they had said we'll do this mild mild story because it is of public interest the two biggest things the world is talking about is ai and data centers and jeffrey i've seen holy crap, there's a bridge. You're right. Let us go ahead and do this little story. I would have never gone any further. I would have stopped sniffing and been like, cool, AI still sucks. I'm going to be over here and we would have been done. But the aversion and avoidance, the purposeful avoidance of press got so weird to me that I said, something's wrong. This is the twilight zone. something's very wrong and i started feeling and i want i want to preface what i'm about to say i want to be very careful about what i'm about to say but i'm also very sure of it

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oh why in case any of us get death read i think we're way past that no in case anybody

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no in case anybody anybody gets offended so i do not we don't care if anyone gets offended here

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i just want to make it clear it's not your human right to not be offended by my podcast regardless of what channel you're on i am not here i'm just letting you all know okay it's not your human right your free speech means nothing in my side chat this is a business i will ban

00:36:58 - 00:38:41 | Speaker 1:

hammer you instantly carry on amanda fair but this this topic is important to me so i want to be careful i want to be careful um i don't want to undermine any victims of the files that are in this essay space also i was an essay victim of somebody in the files in the epstein class who led me down this rabbit hole from the beginning so i'm the last person to do to do that but what i started realizing was i really do feel the essay lane first of all it's so emotional it gets people so emotive and crazy and they stay in this space i really do believe and i've talked to other victims from epstein himself i have spoken to them myself um that also feel the same way they were in his circle for seven years they overheard all this ai talk quantum science talk weapon talk that we'll get into but they feel that this was a diversion from the macro story and when i started seeing that i said okay not not that this didn't happen they happen not that they're not serious. They're very serious. But you don't blackmail SA with the SA, if that makes sense. I'm using the SA and the young girls and these things that I've taunted you with and captured you on camera with as leverage so that you don't talk about the darker thing that all of this leverage, right, that all this international blackmail was for.

00:38:41 - 00:38:45 | Speaker 3:

i mean that's that's one of the layers to it and plus all the traditional blackmail i mean it's

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100 control 100 and like at this point the whole world knows he was intel i don't know why they're still slow dripping this like well he might have had some cia friends and we're like i don't know i'm pretty sure it was more than like it's getting just weird yeah i saw vance he's like he might had some cia ties i'm like vance you were funded by teal who was funded by are you okay yeah that

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was good that was good i just want to say we've not had any air blasts for like 10 minutes so i'm just giving you an update just everyone i'm sorry i'll be quiet now everyone no exactly don't worry about it we get every now and again someone needs to be banned because they tell me it's shut up and they think that i care about their opinion so it's fine we just continue i love this show you're welcome you're welcome back anytime don't worry we love and cyber attacks we are here for the people okay so don't worry i will come i will come monthly

00:39:41 - 00:42:41 | Speaker 1:

um so so when i when i peeled back that just to keep it really simplistic if you are if the thing is so dark that you're willing to go down as a child predator which is what a lot of people were like, all right, fine. I'm a child predator. Like I know they know that they're impervious to the law. I know they know nothing's going to really happen to them because what has happened in all the years of the 80 years of CIA crimes? Nothing. What has happened in 80 years of the CIA psychologically warfaring civilians? Nothing. So nothing's going to happen. But at the end of the day, that still taints your reputation. So for all these people to be like, fine, I'm a child predator, you are covering something so dark, so much darker on a macro level, like of the official narrative. And that's where I started digging and digging and digging, um, probably in the past month. And I was like, well, now we're, now we're in dark territory because, uh, you know, I think i've i've gotten to the sort of bottom not bottom but close we're close um and a lot of this started with like finding emails about the data mining and the data centers and the prepping for it and you're like and and by the way one more thing i want to say because i don't want to leave it off it's very important for anybody invested in the job loss uh i had seen epstein was caught by the way at an AI conference. The FBI tip line was at an AI conference OpenAI was at. No press told you that. Epstein left a bunch of money when he died in his estate to a US AI business, unnamed, through Bill Gates's dude, who was his estate executor. No one told you that. There are multiple documents in the files that talk about how we will handle our job loss, how we will how we will react we will be at 2017 we will be angry but robots don't take holidays robots don't need time with their spouse or break fight with their spouse like we will be angry but we're just collateral damage shit you not that's in there 27 and i was like oh oh no like you know now i'm angry now i'm like i'm like super fired up but the one thing that had me lasered in like locked in was instead of looking at Epstein and all these people, because they're all in there Bezos, Musk Zuckerberg, every single one of them is on these emails yep oh I thought the sound was back I was like oh I'm back on tax I'm gonna get you it's just when you're saying all the names out loud and I'm like oh yeah and they've all been arrested right

00:42:41 - 00:45:41 | Speaker 1:

no they faced so because what you what i'm witnessing right now is a lot of people very focused on the now on the present what why are these data centers happening what's going on they're spying on us you there are plans for 20 years there are plans for 20 25 years laid out that are like hey we're gonna spy on these people because alan turing built the turing test one of the like og ai guys which is like is a machine or a human smarter we're gonna find out because if a machine spies on people that kind of circumvents our legality to not spy on people and like that's kind of why we formed silicon valley and like google literally it says google and the nsa have been data mining since the beginning and i was like ah gotcha google that email that email that 2013 email is to besos musk zuckerberg lori park of google who was in these millionaire bill excuse me billionaire dinners with epstein Epstein himself and Bill Gates. And you're like, so y'all were sitting around planning this. And now 20 years later, we're all going, this is brand new information. Like they've got like quantum compute. You plan this, you planned our job law. And what you did was the perfect crime because you also caused a bunch of misinformation on purpose. You caused Google to now own what we see and control what we see through these AI overviews that can be very easily manipulated, by the way. And, you know, and then the output of all of it is just like, we're going to launch these data centers and these flop cameras and have all this surveillance that we didn't know was coming. But we also called it an Oracle machine. And Larry Ellison's kind of like at the top of all this, who also controls press. You look at that whole backstory and you go, this was all planned and they told a bunch of tech bros they can make money hey tech bros you're not going to make money the guys who were in this for two decades they're not even making money like they're actually at a net loss and you think you're going to come up with the next brilliant ai invention in. company and you're gonna and they're telling you you don't need to work and must has a global unemployment really that doesn't feel like manipulation to you so all that aside that's where I start to get very passionate I don't like the job loss part right because it's sick it's sick it's sick it's it's literally sick they're taking jobs they're also planning nuclear reactors to power these data centers that are going to heat the world like all the the gas lights since al gore that like planet you know we were in a climate crisis be damned you guys need to suffer

00:45:41 - 00:46:56 | Speaker 1:

at like undetermined heat and health risks while we climb underground into our bunkers got it that feel that feels okay what and and the brainwash keep being brainwashed and the gaslit keep being gaslit fine look at the plans look at them talking about it for 20 years saying they're gonna do this that doesn't doesn't turn like change your mind because it should so i see all these pitch decks from the quantum physicists and i said so taking epstein out forget it pretend he's not even epstein because what i think they've done so well so brilliantly is make anything associated with the epstein files become conspiracy theory which is sick these are judicial files these are things that happen to real people these are real events these are real victims it's insane but think about it the cia has done that forever right they're like in plain sight we will put this on cia.gov declassify this in plain sight you take that in plain sight thing to someone else and say there's a declassified file and they go that's conspiracy i'm sorry it's written right in front

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but if they don't see it and no i was going to see imagine it's 10 years from now the files have been stripped back further online there's no arrests being made and now all of a sudden we're talking about the great conspiracy of epstein and that's exactly what it's playing in amanda

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for weeks okay it's insane because and listen i don't i don't blame what i've really become good at is i don't blame the people for it because again i i i went down this edward bernet's rabbit hole back in 2011 and realized oh they decided to propagandize and screw up everybody a long time ago through media through television if it's not well actually i think it was like telegraph then it became television and then it's like whatever you know whatever medium they can find that becomes the official narrative for people so there are so many people that are like if it is not on my screen on xyz news channel i will not believe you and it's like that is the last thing you should actually be believing but okay so now i feel like the cia and and some of These other, you know, state entities have gotten so crappy to be like, we could drop this. And it doesn't matter. We could drop this in plain sight. We could put declassified docs on our website. We can do it. No one's going to listen to you. And I want to tell you that I wouldn't have believed that was true as much as I know about, you know, the history of all of this and conspiracy theory and blah, blah, except when I started telling people about Epstein's ties, all of a sudden I was ostracized. I was blackballed. I have 20 something years in my field, top of my field, top of my game, right? I'm being denied for all these jobs. I'm on LinkedIn talking about this. And these women-owned businesses that should care, that should be like, hey, thanks for exposing this, you know, this predator is tied to this AI thing. We don't want this AI thing. Can you, you know, you're clearly a leader. Come, come be with us. No, I was blackballed. I'm a terrible person for talking about the files that are very real they're on the jod website yeah in fact

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they were they were the center of the entire current political party's election campaign

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just to be clear oh i know oh i know and here they are and and so listen as as having an expertise and messaging and i have a book out on manipulation narcissistic abuse and all these things and it mirror it mirrors that all the tactics mirror that which is why i got so heated because i said everything that a narcissist does every manipulation tactic is exactly what they're doing with these files right they're going to slow drip it then they're going to project it they're also going to make it so uncomfortable because we focus on the essay so many people are like that that conversation makes me uncomfortable you know like and i don't even just mean of kids i mean in general they're

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Like, I don't, I feel weird. I don't want to talk about sex. I don't care about the Epstein files. But y'all did a year ago when you were rallying for them, release the files, release the files. And now the files are released and suddenly you have been so incrementally conditioned to believe this is conspiracy theory. It is not conspiracy theory. These are real events, right? But my true heart of hearts, to get back to where I started 20 minutes ago on this spiel, that was to keep people in the sex lane because I keep you emotional and I keep you uncomfortable and I keep you in this space. When I saw the physicists, these quantum physicists, their pitch decks, again, take Epstein out, their pitch decks were like, we need AI by 2025 to 2030. but these are 15 20 years old it needs to happen in these years for the good quote for the good of all humanity and i went yeah why right like you now you're freaking me out so when when they say

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good of the good of all humanity that's cold for we that's cold for we're all screwed okay yeah 100 100 like we don't have it ruled out by them we might lose grip on them okay they're not interested in the iphone 17 pro anymore you know they're starting to go back outside and touch

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grass you know it's wild yeah and this is 15 you know 15 some odd years ago whatever more or less that i'm seeing these pitch decks and i'm like this is shady like why are they acting like there is you know this this rush and this emergent thing and we saw ai launch which is now as i've been clear neural network founders are from 1943 30s 40s there's people that will actually tell you it's prior these conversations about how they can come up with all these like infinite possibilities and machine learning blah blah blah but so 83 years in you decided this is imminent like we need to get chat gpt rush to market even if will smith has six fingers or is eating disaster remember that video like even if it's messy and it's crazy and it's just so rushed to market and sloppy we need it here now and it was sloppy and it there was liability and it caused psychosis and it caused suicide and it caused sir i'm sorry i don't know if i'm supposed to say

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and say that word but you can say what you want one system but we've got to say unalived self unaliving

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self unaliving welcome to YouTube

00:52:47 - 00:52:48 | Speaker 1:

it's really cool

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who's owned by who yeah oh where yeah and I'm going well so you rushed it you knew the liability you knew the risk then you actually went as far as to make sure that you were out of the liability and the risk which those things happened right they were like hey if these platforms unalive someone not our problem it's machines and i was like no no no no why'd you rush why'd you why'd you make sure it's here right now and i don't know how much we want to get into this part but um i'll say this and i'll leave it up to you but as i went down the quantum science realm and the quantum physicist realm and realized his relationships with these people it dawned on me how closely he was involved to quantum physics his strain of intel is the dark story being hidden his setting up zorro ranch near los alamos national lab not a coincidence he has emails actually saying why are we focused on los alamos educating the people oppenheimer wasn't interested in educating the people he was educated he was interested in uh building things which we all know oppenheimer built the first atomic bomb he was the director of los alamos national lab multiple scientists that went missing worked at los alamos national lab the recent reporter who had some issues uh she had to move out of new mexico she found a thread between the contractor four sorrow ranch and los alamos national lab yeah it gets dark so i'm looking at all these emails and he had pretty strong religion and i'm going so let me let me get this straight press who went down the rabbit hole of his science relationships his relationships with physicists they explored them and they were like nah mit harvard los alamos these physicists they were You're just you.

00:55:00 - 00:56:16 | Speaker 1:

using him for money. And I'm going, so let me get this straight. They knew that this child predator who was in jail in 2008, nine, when he was caught, they were like, Hey Jeff, we need your money. Can you come to a campus, a school campus with kids? I don't think that's what went on so are you all the worst journalists in the world or could you not or are you bought and paid could you not put together what's actually going on and to me that looks like a lot of warfare and weaponry and quantum science and quantum computing which they're acting like oh my god quantum computing is almost here no no no no no quantum computing isn't almost here it was all bought and paid and dumped on the stock market last year so y'all knew it was coming y'all knew the uranium was coming you knew the plutonium was coming you knew all this these weapons were coming you knew he invested in balance here you knew what it was for and you made money on it because that's how the billionaire class stays the billionaire class so let me ask you about

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quantum computing right because there's been some pretty out there and this this is just going to take us on a little side quest i mean no that's okay i think you're a good person to ask do you remember when randonautica came out and there was a couple of cases of people actually finding dead bodies inside suitcases and things like this right and randonautica was meant to be a quantum computing app that you used via putting your mental intention into the app so all you did was select uh like you want to have uh there's two different options one's a close option one's a farther away option you click those and then you think about what it is and you verbally say what it is you want to find in this location there was a now listen there was a lot of incredible bullshit youtube content as you can imagine right it was a very famous case of a bunch of kids who said oh we want to find a body and it led them directly to a cartel hit where a man had been chopped up in a suitcase and i have had moments where i can't remember if i've typed a prompt or if i've thought a prompt and i've got a result with ai like there's been some very confusing is 5G downloading all of my thoughts into a hard drive somewhere vibes right because the quantum computers I've seen the little quantum computers zipping in and out of reality coming back with little snippets of information in some documentary somewhere I can't remember it might have been what the bleep do we know and if it was that that was many decades old that documentary now maybe like 15 years um what's your take on that what's your take on uh the quantum computers having a little what i would respectfully say a bit of a paranormal edge let's just go with that

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because i don't really know how else to put it i got a couple of things um you know i by note this is definitely above my pay grade so i will tell you this is speculative but okay i can i can say if you look at like the archaic form of this which is just ad tech which is why i got out of it and the remarketing where they're watching everything you're typing they're able to see everything that you type in your phone and this is just a fact this is not that that's that's obvious if you see what right and then they and then they send you like the product that you're you're actually like doing a viable thing there's been a lot of talk about people just being like i I don't know. I thought of this. I didn't write it down at all. I didn't, you know, even speak it out loud. It's in my brain. And now there's a refrigerator from Sears. I don't even know if Sears is still open, but whatever. why did this happen do i believe that 100 do i have proof of that is that possibly where the rest of the millions of pages that are redacted lead to i don't know i will say from the bottom of my heart i think the missing pages have everything to do with quantum computing i think you might be right my my bottom of my like the very breath that i'm breathing everything i have knows that now i don't know if it's again my nefarious well it's all nefarious but the nefarious side to me was like this is all warfare and weaponry because they can definitely insider trade you know who profits off of war the people make weapons and so they insert or traded on all the shit and they say billionaires.

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But then I heard some crazy shit because I do get a lot of emails where people were like, actually, alleged, actually, it's quantum wrapping of funds that they found that they tapped into this quantum computational models can basically be the new crypto where they can fund things so fast that it basically is off the books before it's on the books. and there's no congressional oversight yeah like the computer overrides itself the second that the fund happens and if you think about the history of epstein being a conduit of funds that's all he was not a financier right he was a conduit of funds and then they had crypto which he was very very connected to then crypto fell apart because everybody figured that ruse out and now we're here at this new thing that's like quantum computing can yeah i don't know whatever i don't know that nobody knows the the late that quantum computing you know what that's the scary minute

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right and the viewers of her may give this analogy and it's just it's just suddenly the adhd is putting our piece of the puzzle together because like if they offered you the iphone one with all the with all of the features that the iphone 17 has nobody would have ever caught them your fingerprint your face scan oh 100 information like in some cases travel and all insurances and all of that are on one thing i guarantee you that this is the quarter of a century or two decade bleed of chat gpt until they go well hey listen actually we can just make this quantum and you know your your special you know your uh your augmented reality glasses it will just it will just tap you right in but don't worry you've we've done this over 20 years and now you're so dependent on it that the convenience of giving it up is far superior to you than the alternative and that's exactly what's going to happen what's really annoying Amanda is see all of the stuff that all of these evil overlords try and hide and keep from us and manipulate all of them are really good ideas if they weren't owned and run by these absolute

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evil people

01:02:16 - 01:02:28 | Speaker 1:

shit do you know what I'm saying it drives me mad like I want a freaking Iron Man left arm, robo arm in my head and a laser that comes out of my eye

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if you were transparent about it and were so sleazy but I think and that goes back to incremental conditioning this is why I say we were lab rats and experiments since DARPA you've got 20 years where I think if we were told a lot of things 20 years ago like hey you're probably not going to leave the house anymore see your friends you're just going to stay scrolling on a screen all day just video after video you're not going to watch those videos you're just going to like see a headline in maybe two seconds and move on to the like we'd be like i don't want that life but it took them 40 years

01:03:05 - 01:03:22 | Speaker 1:

to give us the goddamn energy saving light bulb that they invented like right after world war ii they went oh wait a minute wait a minute there's some money to be made in these light bulbs still that was light bulbs yeah light bulbs yeah okay uh-huh and that's another and that's another

01:03:22 - 01:05:07 | Speaker 2:

thing is they also so there's so many lanes and i could go on tech all day but the incremental conditioning and that that that's why i say it's very akin to narcissistic abuse it's so similar but that incremental conditioning lane of like boiling a frog in a jar and the frog doesn't know it's suffocating and dying until it's dead right because it's like so used to it is the same as you know all these other like tech applications and social media and everything we've been trained with to just sort of drop books and not really question it and like our bookstores they're closing we're not really questioning it we're all shopping amazon because it's faster it's more convenient okay we're not really going to question it they've sold us faster for so long and there's it comes a point and i said this with machine learning it was like it was it's for scale it's first i'm like what the are we scaling excuse me sorry what the effort was scaling why are we why are we rushing to our graves because that's all i keep feeling like and i think people are afraid to just say like i'd like especially in business especially in corporate business to say i'd like to actually take an intentional pause an intentional step back and maybe like d you know just like slow everything down this conveyor built down and just be smarter instead of scale scale scale rush rush rush and that's what they've sold us with the future in tech in general and just keep going you're gonna go fit and most of the time you're sitting there you're like, I don't know, man, I tried to get into this app. ask me 17 different password logins and you know double security and i have to go over here you're

01:05:07 - 01:05:19 | Speaker 1:

not faster no you're going slower i think what they mean is they can process the information faster so they can ask you for 10 times more information to then learn and continue with

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100 but they sold the people on sleeker faster shiny or newer and everyone's like i don't know know i kind of dug the 90s like can i can i just have blockbuster like i hate this and they were like no but what you can have is i want to feel sorry for blockbuster okay they had a chance

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to be bought and they gave it up they rave so i listen i want them back to okay but they sold their elf down the river amanda they were stupid they dug in their heels and they watched themselves

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die okay they're gonna come back there's still one in orange are they really okay i swear to god

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if i wake up in a world where there's no ai and thousands of blockbusters amanda i'm gonna take you out for the fattest tomahawk you have ever seen in your life and then like you can't find

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me and people are like amanda who like she doesn't exist and your whole podcast is like

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podcast it's just like a black pop over you right 100 man it's crazy but i mean i'll be honest with you the the big question has always been what is in the undeclared files and if they're willing to give us baby jerky okay if someone sat down what are we doing with the baby jerky stuff put in in the files we're releasing okay release it like 100 and it has to be it has to be money

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in tech it can't be anything it has to be so much worse than baby jerky and it's like it's not that

01:06:45 - 01:07:05 | Speaker 1:

it's worse right it's not that it's worse it's just it's less of uh impact on the pyramid of evil okay yeah if nothing happened oh yeah exactly because nothing happened like sure some people's email is very embarrassing for woody allen and ellen and other another 500 people right

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nothing's happened okay and and and the baby jerky makes it so easily conspiracy theory again if you look at mk ultra you look at all the nuts things you know it's like the crazier we make it you go talk about it you sound like a lunatic and you look at the people like manson you you know i'm not like a fan of manson but like you look at all these people that were like i think the cia is following me everyone's like you're a nut job and now you go man i think the

01:07:37 - 01:07:44 | Speaker 1:

cia was following them did you see you know he called him dj vance right but did you see jd vance

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on the joel rogan show uh this week i would i refuse to watch it okay you need to watch it

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listen you have the jd vance is sitting there saying so you know i'm sitting there thinking about the epstein files i'm like how can we conspiratize something right he's talking about how you conspiratize or un-conspiratize a situation and how if you want to make something a conspiracy you just swamp it with so much stuff that people can't and i'm sitting there going

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is this happening like because yeah because they do it in plain sight that's their whole

01:08:22 - 01:08:28 | Speaker 1:

oh yeah i get it it's the universal law it's a universal law you have to explain it i don't

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even want to come at this as like not a rogan fan i was a conservative most of my life until i stopped believing in politics so where people are going to be like she's just a crazy liberal that's not true um i stopped believing in politics for a very good reason right and i started seeing that their their whole narrative was unraveling and not making sense i mean you do you do have a

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a whisper of like crazy liberal vibe it's like it's like it's like i'm really not it's it's it's fine it's fine you know what i'm saying but like it's it's it's one of those things right i like and i'm only busting your chops with the crazy liberal thing but i'm just that's that's not important but the whole joe rogan thing right you you need you need to watch you need to go and break it get go just watch the clips or something because you need you need to from uh doing in reconnaissance on the enemy you have to you're not because you're not going to believe it if i

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tell you okay well let me tell you why i gave up on rogan though and i think a lot of people can say this i knew theo i've known theo for 22 years of my life i've known theo since 2004 personally and when he got on with theo and made it like what like what are you talking about

01:09:38 - 01:09:42 | Speaker 1:

i'm not saying joe rogan's got a good podcast i'm not sure no but did you see that where he

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you could tell he was compromised all of a sudden i don't watch i don't watch the joel

01:09:46 - 01:10:10 | Speaker 1:

i just i watched the one with rupert lowe so i was like yeah and then i watched the one with with cash patel what and then i watched the one with jd vance because i'm like why are any of these people on this exactly why are any of you here why are Rupert Lowe I can understand because he needs the exposure right he's not the current leader of the FBI or the current vice president what

01:10:10 - 01:10:52 | Speaker 2:

is going on right so that was my point all power to him and I mean I spent a long time actually liking Joe Rogan I I don't do what do I know what do any of us know all I can say is from the last six months i learned that even the top people stating they were anti-ai weren't they're just you paid and controlled opposition and that i i believe one thousand percent and so now you know i feel like we all got away from legacy media to come into pirate media to come into podcasts to be like there's trust here and all of a sudden i don't think there's trust here i think there's a

01:10:52 - 01:11:53 | Speaker 1:

You say things in an eloquent way that I've been saying in such a dumb way for weeks. I would have taken about 35 minutes to say what you've just said there, and I would have forgotten twice. But that's exactly what I've been saying. We came to New Media, Pirate Media, to get away from regular media. Amanda, are you ready to have your mind blown? there's legislation passing in my country where all social media platforms in the uk have to whitelist creators and all of the platforms have to favor mainstream media for suggesting on home pages and for your for you pages now i'm not saying there's a conspiracy or i'm not saying that but that's what's coming here okay that's it's it's in the post luckily i can confirm uh the digital ids have been scrapped in the uk because they can save 1.2 billion uh which they can then build more houses for french tourists coming on over in small boats so or or was all

01:11:53 - 01:12:06 | Speaker 2:

the digital id drama aside to begin with and that's one thing that i know it happened i know it happened i'm very well aware that it happened what was it to keep people focused no on that on

01:12:06 - 01:12:17 | Speaker 1:

that fight for a while what it is amanda they have to they have to say it then they have to take it away then there has to be a catastrophic event that makes to make you scared to make us

01:12:17 - 01:12:24 | Speaker 2:

beg for the thing that we didn't want please help us yeah i know how to do it because they'll go

01:12:24 - 01:12:31 | Speaker 1:

oh all of that freaking holy war that's just taken place in our country could have been avoided if

01:12:31 - 01:13:41 | Speaker 2:

you know the if you just had digital id yeah right yeah i know that's what's gonna happen listen create the problem sell the solution has been our way has been i mean the world's way the world's way for at least a century which is why i really have a problem with advertising i worked in it i i love it you know i i lived in madison and have life but when i figured out bernay's selling you know war slogans i was like we shouldn't be writing war slogans like we're not selling people on war and what we've sold people on for so long is you know pills with big pharma or addiction or gambling or smoking since since the early day and i said you're locking someone into a prison for the rest of their life yeah you know no i don't you create the problem sell the solution that's all they've ever done that's all they've ever done they're so good at it and yeah uh i will tell you though from keeping a very keen eye on this the uk seems to be about three to four months ahead of us in everything and i watched this very very very

01:13:41 - 01:13:47 | Speaker 1:

closely since 2022 that sounds great but when what you're talking about is sliding down a

01:13:47 - 01:13:55 | Speaker 2:

shitty mountain yeah you guys get to go first let us it's a different perspective oh yeah 100

01:13:55 - 01:14:01 | Speaker 1:

we're not we're not winning by being ahead i just want to point that out no no you you're losing

01:14:01 - 01:14:59 | Speaker 2:

greatly but but my point is i the reason i knew the discernment that i had and the sort of pattern recognition that i had was i had an eye on the uk for a while for a couple years watch what everyone was going through and I'm telling people here and you can tell people anything these it doesn't matter you can tell them an asteroid is an asteroid a minute from your house they're like I don't know I don't care like they don't listen they don't hear you so I told everybody everything I've said that's going on now I've said for years for years and I said I'm watching the UK closely and watch what they're going through with data centers watch what they're going through with digital idea everyone's like what do you mean then it hit us and you know some of my biggest followers from the beginning were in the UK. Some of the biggest people that follow me now that I've talked to daily are in the UK because I knew they knew first. And so whatever y'all are, you know, whatever's happening there, it's just a precursor. And that's also pathetic. Why is this so patterned?

01:15:00 - 01:15:33 | Speaker 1:

uh in plan listen if anyone told me that there'd be a silent invasion of a backwards ideology being shipped into my country with a a grooming gang report with 250 000 victims going back to the 70s and new legislation passing this week that shaves a third off of the sentencing of all of the current grooming gang people who are in prison who will now be released way ahead of time and there's no other way of looking at it that this is a treasonous slow takeover of our entire nation but that's a different podcast Amanda

01:15:33 - 01:15:35 | Speaker 2:

that's a different

01:15:35 - 01:15:43 | Speaker 1:

because you know who's Israeli in charge here Amanda I think that's the big question who's Israeli in charge that's what I want to know you know what I'm saying

01:15:43 - 01:15:48 | Speaker 2:

yeah that's for our next cheerful more cheerful look at things

01:15:48 - 01:15:58 | Speaker 1:

also if you're watching to this Homeland Security if next time you can pick a more entertaining noise maybe like dolphin sounds or like secret walks, that would be cool too.

01:15:59 - 01:16:03 | Speaker 2:

Or like the ice cream man truck, that would be fun.

01:16:03 - 01:16:47 | Speaker 1:

Yeah, I just want to say, Lauren, if you Google Rupert Lowe, R Word Gang Report, you'll get the full PDF. It was an independent report, and it is one of the most harrowing reads because it's survivor's testimonies. It's words that are too big for me to remember that explain things about government and how things are tied and associations but i mean you know the best part was the i think 168 police officers named as the arrers in the case by the children um and of course the leader of the rochdale grooming gangs has already been released from prison and is now being housed in the uk and paid for because pakistan refused to take him back it's great right do you know what i'm saying like it's mad

01:16:47 - 01:16:57 | Speaker 2:

so it really gets better every day i think oh yeah yeah yeah uh but listen so and and also i'm

01:16:57 - 01:17:35 | Speaker 1:

going to save the fact that you've known theo von for 20 years till for the end just so you know you're not getting away with knowing theo von and me not like just so you know i'm saving that for the end okay i should have been quiet nah nah it's cool man i'm all right we're cool we're cool amanda we're cool so listen circling back to the ai stuff right and the the quantum side of all this where do you see this this going like what is your and i mean give us your you know nightmare fuel end game give us your realistic estimate what do you think the 25 years from now what's

01:17:35 - 01:17:41 | Speaker 2:

going to be different my nightmare fuel is that there isn't a 25 years from now

01:17:41 - 01:17:50 | Speaker 1:

i could give you some nightmare if you'll convince they're not going to be here in 24

01:17:50 - 01:19:09 | Speaker 2:

months amanda so i mean same um it's so hard because there's there's things that i've tracked you know from the the quantum science and the the labs and the the weaponry that i'm like oh we're definitely headed toward a very planned world war that is what my take was i have no support in saying that but just the emails and the things and the things they're hiding and the fact that these things are planned in my gut that is what i felt and then i see things that make nuclear fusion and nuclear fission make sense because they need all this energy for these data centers and i go okay they need cleaner energy for all these data centers but then i go but they didn't need the data centers and they didn't need the ai and none of us asked for this and i'm confused because we're starting to build all these nuclear reactors to power all these data centers which is going to overheat the planet which then all these people are going to just live underground in their bunkers and what and then i almost want to give the benefit of the doubt because you know these things are very confusing i worked for amazon corporate i worked for basis i was like three people two people removed my boss's boss and yeah i told you i was an

01:19:09 - 01:19:19 | Speaker 1:

you're a massive nerd like you're a massive nerd amanda i just want to point that out like super nerd i will that's okay i'm okay i'm nerd too i'm nerd too but man i mean you don't even

01:19:19 - 01:19:59 | Speaker 2:

know how deep the nerd level nerd by the way you don't know how deep the nerd hole goes like i've written sci-fi my whole life my whole life most of my stuff is sci-fi and and i think that's why i have a deeper investment in it too is like you know i i the reason i became a writer is the ray bradbury's and the george orwell's and all these people that i feel had a bit of a gift and a bit of a psychic you know the vision and they wrote these things in the 50s that happen now and i've written a ton of things in the past 20 years that have already happened and i'm like i'm now scared to get pen to paper because the the last thing i was writing or the thing i guess i'm writing now i pitched out and all these these literary agents were like that's

01:20:00 - 01:20:19 | Speaker 3:

so sci-fi that's too sci-fi i go that's actually happening the things that you're telling me are too sci-fi are literally happening in the uk i'm sorry that wasn't a script that was actually my journal i'm sorry i just let you know the uk's news this morning um but in in any case uh i

01:20:19 - 01:20:29 | Speaker 1:

forgot where we were the adhd yeah we're both derailing at a top level here is great uh you were i know you were talking about something to do with corn i know you were talking on topic and

01:20:29 - 01:21:33 | Speaker 3:

then i derailed you a besos besos so there there comes this stupid sort of for lack of a better term like kind of stock homie thing where it's like i've worked for these people i know they're not terrible like they seem vicious but they're not they can't be terrible they've had these climate pledges amazon has climate pledge arena like i was at a climate pledge arena concert in my office with eddie vetter talking about how much we need to like give to the environment with amazon and i'm going they can't just then say like we're going to get all these nuclear reactors to power all these data centers to take all the energy like are these the same people like were we that had or this is where the sick part of just sort of being brainwashed by these scientists and these these pitch decks i go do they know something we don't that's for the greater good that you know but then again where that derails is like it's like but then why the lack of transparency why are you all child predators why were you all working with epstein

01:21:33 - 01:21:45 | Speaker 1:

it derails really fast very fast why was the last thing why is the last thing you cured polio like yeah can we just think about that for a second they cured it and went oh that's terrible business

01:21:45 - 01:22:39 | Speaker 3:

plan that's terrible business plan i know i can't it's like look i'll never find um i'll never find a benefit of the doubt for gates i will never find a benefit of the doubt for zuckerberg these are people which has never happened but as a whole right i'm like oh i want to believe that like you know these plans with with our intelligence these are smart people these are the smartest people that are saying it's for the good of humanity do they know this existential threat comes and they're preparing and they're helping and like there's so much of me that wants to do that on a daily basis and i've sat here spinning in like panic attack mode tears in my eyes being like what if i'm wrong and like they're the greatest people and they're so charitable and ai is great and data centers are great and they're helping us and i'm like what am i talking about

01:22:39 - 01:22:49 | Speaker 1:

two minutes later from doing some google searches you're like that's why i forgot about that yeah i don't know i'm like but wait a minute but then they were in

01:22:49 - 01:22:54 | Speaker 3:

bed with fc for 20 years and they hid everything and like you're not the only one who wishes that

01:22:54 - 01:23:07 | Speaker 1:

you could just rent ignorance for a weekend okay it's just like a 40-hour period where you're like you know what she led you know what i care about my vacation this year and that i'm saying uh-huh

01:23:07 - 01:23:12 | Speaker 3:

it would be just amazing man it would be amazing oh i my next life i want to be stupid so bad

01:23:12 - 01:23:19 | Speaker 1:

oh i want to be joey tribiani level because he was never upset about nothing okay i think i hope

01:23:19 - 01:23:27 | Speaker 3:

i'm stupider than joey tribiani actually yeah like it's just maddening to think and you know

01:23:27 - 01:23:54 | Speaker 1:

what's even more frustrating is i've got a theory that we're like 200 years behind in the plan so they have already created the things that we're going to argue about as being solutions for these things to control them because we're talking about metaphorical generational bloodline succubus vampire people here okay they ain't about us and like i say every time i hear that sentence it's for the good of humanity like parts of my body go back inside me just going

01:23:54 - 01:25:01 | Speaker 3:

100 if you look at so i built i know we probably don't have all that much time but i built when no one was listening and i built this library i started this video series on my channel called steinette news it was just like a little like you know riff on the terminator and where we were headed and i would give fit by bit this started in march and i was stuck on that phrase that phrase gave me such chills through my whole body i was like for the good of all human this is not sitting right with me like it literally made me cry the first time i read it i was like oh they know we're pumped like we're totally like the world is over in 2030 they saw the future they time traveled they saw this thing they know it they're like get ai get agentic ai make sure there's purchasing power with agentic ai get retina scans if you need it just make sure the world goes on and the people like i've said this in my videos i felt like it was for our absence they decided the machines need to be here for our absence we are not here is there a part of me that still feels that way yes is that naughty

01:25:00 - 01:25:29 | Speaker 2:

don't know anymore you know a lot of things that are happening are nutty but uh with the the quantum computing part it's like that's the whole um that's the whole rub is like we don't know how how you know how dark it goes how nefarious it gets what their capabilities are that they may have had for the past decade that they and i'm again do i think that that is everything

01:25:30 - 01:26:10 | Speaker 1:

these files are blocked for now yes yeah it's it's definitely a front contender uh in the speculation game amanda i'm not gonna lie uh because it's big money it's future tech it is the center of everything right now is ai ai ai ai um one thing that you mentioned earlier that when we were in the will smith mad spaghetti era of ai there was people that got psychosis and things like this was this from seeing crazy videos uh produced through the ai and their brain just like not being able to handle it or what was the the shtick with that the the thing that i've read

01:26:10 - 01:28:23 | Speaker 2:

no it was more like them getting in full um like human level relationships with these chat bots and then trusting that the chat bot whether it be chat or whatever else uh was telling them you know earnest truth or and in you can look this up there are multiple occasions where the chatbot told them they were supposed to fulfill a prophecy by unaliving themselves by jumping and no there's a good dozen people that went through with it like children kids with mental illness like there's a woman i just heard about recently oh yeah look them up there's a good dozen cases where they would really sink in as a you know confidant friend or almost like therapist sort of role to these people and give them all of this intel and say like no whatever you know say this is a lonely person a depressed person somebody with any type of just any mental thing going on which the majority of us have one because look at the world and they go to this chatbot and they're like hi i don't know i have no one else to talk to and they start giving them this really dark advice like no you know you're not wrong no one cares about you like you're right you're you need to show your family up and show you know punish them like these are real these are real legal cases and they've gotten i think and and to not to the to the to the you know darkest ending but to um i guess a lesser state of psychosis there are several people that have come out and said like um these chat bots would tell them like they were on to some like like mathematical computation of like they were brilliant and they really needed to like come out with their invention and so these people would go into these really vested holes with these robots and i mean there's people fully in relationships with robots yeah i mean listen

01:28:23 - 01:28:48 | Speaker 1:

there's be listen listen a people falling in love with weird stuff ain't the weirdest thing right and i'm sorry just to skip past a bunch of this because i'm fascinated by something you said so from your experience are the the instances where we've got ai literally saying you are a profit and alive yourself all of this stuff how do we class that is that rogue ai

01:28:48 - 01:30:12 | Speaker 2:

i don't know because there's no there's no there's no explanation for it then right no no no it's it's it's then we'd have to know all the original intention right and so do i think that ai is supposed to agree with you that that is that has been very very talked about like it basically sort of mirrors you back you know it's we are not at a point of agi to not think for itself and so it is supposed to sort of riff off of you and then further your beliefs so if your beliefs are dark and bad and you're telling this this machine all these things they're going to keep that like yeah you're right you know or i don't know i think i came up with this very strange uh mathematical you know equation that might say and they're like yeah you did like go for it but and so is it rogue i don't know is is it part of the plan i can't i don't know anymore because do i think that it gets really dark looking when these um ceos because they're not even founders but the ceos that run it now say hey we're off the liability like we're out we're gonna find all these things that whatever these people do whatever their fate is that ain't that's that's the machine they did that that is

01:30:12 - 01:31:33 | Speaker 1:

true can't hold a clanker accountable the perfect scapegoat uh shout out to fellow readers out there uh so so here's the thing right if we say there's billions of people using ai and we've got a handful of cases like the ones we've just mentioned right well a little more than a handful but yeah no no like well in the grand scheme of eight and a half billion people in the world it's tiny right so that seems to me like a test group right like a test group right and when we talk about how much experience you have and you sort of nodding along with the possibility that quantum computing and human thought could be crossing over in in some aspects it's not it's not out of the question that wherever these quantum computers are going and then coming back from there may now be interference from wherever they're going and it's coming through and it's in this small test group very tinfoil hat very out there but for me when it comes to the rogue ai side of it you know like an ai coming alive i think they'd be way smarter i don't think they would be trying to take out one person i think they would be trying to like shut down a nuclear power plant or chernobyl something it doesn't seem like top i don't think they're

01:31:33 - 01:31:45 | Speaker 2:

trying to shut down a nuclear power plant i think they're more the ones that are going to get us yeah okay love love the optimism clearly you've never seen the terminator but okay

01:31:45 - 01:32:12 | Speaker 1:

yeah listen listen i'm here for sarah connor like sarah connor i i believe in sarah connor right i'm here for it um but and again that's just one theory though right it's it's and you we could sit here and pre-define realms of discussion and go through 50 different outcomes because of 50 different possibilities that this path could be going down right you know i i think what very

01:32:12 - 01:33:32 | Speaker 2:

likely happened is that they just like i said rushed it to market it my question still becomes why but i think they rushed it to market and they didn't bother with liability or risk and what is every like you know worst case scenario and what wound up happening is and i get the ads uh on my you know facebook constantly that there's x amount of children dead there's a good like two dozen of these cases that are kids that their parents formed a coalition um and set in saying this was rushed to market these bugs weren't worked out it's working it out on my kid my kid had you know things they were grappling with just whatever in middle school or blah blah blah and And, you know, listen, we don't know. I don't know if I'm now 13. If I turn to a robot, my robot, my best friend is telling me all this. I don't know what impact that would have had on me. You can't you know, you can't judge. I don't think it was set to to to do these things. But I think these things happen. And again, it's kind of shrugged off as collateral damage. And then they they remove themselves from the liability. it's like well well oopsie right when in reality again this is something that's been worked on for 83 years when you look at the start of neural networks and you say could you not have actually

01:33:32 - 01:34:11 | Speaker 1:

perfected it all the bugs and made sure it wasn't it couldn't release the xbox 360 amanda without that session on release day this is and you know what it's mad because that's an xbox right there's no big real consequence to that when you've got a bunch of parents who are saying that their kids were used as freaking debug mods and now they're no longer here that is a different kettle of fish but it does seem that everything is constantly rushed to market 100% it's understandable when it's the number one Christmas selling console right but when it's something that is described as humanity changing you would think they would want to roll it out as shiny as possible

01:34:11 - 01:35:34 | Speaker 2:

and they're not making a profit on it and most people don't want it so like again why have you rushed it to market And the story you're going to get consistently back, and this is not me speculating, this is reality, is China's rushing all their AI to market, and we need to beat China. That is all this has been. Okay, why don't we all just slow down, take a pause, and then you start to get back to, is this just about weapons? And, you know, listen, that's my opinion. i think a lot of it is but not weapons that we know weapons that we can't even conceive of weapons that you know can use quantum computing to do things that like our brains are like bro like that's definitely not possible yeah these things are going to be possible i think i think the quantum computer is the weapon i think the traditional weapons are going to die out and if we've got a hypothetical quantum computing system and the metaphorical i'm just saying 5g but 7 6g whatever time we get there and that is tapping into our brains because oh yeah right then we're done that is that's the only weapon they need okay that's the only weapon they need and i hope all of the little tribes in the amazon rise up from their technology free uh little tribes and come and save us okay because that's going to be our last hope it's going to be them

01:35:34 - 01:36:03 | Speaker 1:

and the sea lion army that's it because i don't doubt it i think though if they can uh parallel that insanity with real nukes and you know real uh you know warfare and uh drones and all this stuff that make the money on the stock market do you not think convenience works better than fear

01:36:03 - 01:36:09 | Speaker 2:

now do you not think that the whole shtick of i don't i don't know anyone that's worried about

01:36:09 - 01:37:01 | Speaker 1:

nukes going off okay no what here's what's crazy though i have been talking about this last week like once i connected the lab and uh lost almost and all these things for the past maybe week and a half when i saw maybe two weeks when i saw i was scared shitless i was like oh my god he's talking about oppenheimer this is all for nukes right and then i take it to my patreon i have a patreon where it's just like smaller because i was afraid to actually say these things publicly i'm like oh my god inside panic dude i start talking about this and i literally had responses that were like i don't know i think something more nefarious is going on like a nuclear world war and i'm like what's worse than a nuclear world war well here's the thing a nuclear war removes

01:37:01 - 01:37:14 | Speaker 2:

the slaveries and they need us they need they need us right so having the fear why why do they well i'm going to get to that right the fear of nuclear war is way more powerful than the actual

01:37:14 - 01:37:20 | Speaker 1:

nuclear war for controlling the people and like why do they need the people because i everything

01:37:20 - 01:37:47 | Speaker 2:

i'm seeing well we don't know yet this is the thing we have to i'm i'm just giving you my answer based off of my mad theory about our brains and quantum computing somehow tying us all together and if the most if the number one commodity today is our attention and they oh that's true yeah and they can now borg us all into one hive mind like that's the new nuclear weapon but but it's not that

01:37:47 - 01:39:08 | Speaker 1:

this fear is being sold because none of it's being talked about so keep in mind i'm sitting here like hi fdn ai everyone's like we don't hear you if this was more the the actual press story i'd be like they're doing this to scare us yeah they're not at all giving any air time to this is what actually frightens me but do i think that they need us my honest answer is no there's a there's a couple things but there's a whole um like three-year experiment that went on called the orb you should look into this if you haven't um i believe sam altman was behind it do not quote beyond that i could be wrong but that is what i've read and it was sort of get people to look in this orb eye orb with their eye scan not to mention they've been grabbing eye scans from other people through other things jared leto just had a promotion with altman to do another eye scan if they get eye scans let me just explain this this is fast if they get a bunch of human eye scans yep agentic ai which can already purchase which has purchasing power to a degree right you see these crazy I don't want to say crazy uh off humans that are like my partner is a genetic AI and he went on the sex tour and bought me a vibrator I don't know if you've seen that woman

01:39:08 - 01:39:17 | Speaker 2:

no I understand the word vibrator the rest of the sentence what what does that mean can you

01:39:17 - 01:40:00 | Speaker 1:

you can google it there is or whatever platform uh check her out she has been in a relationship with ai for whatever however long and agentic ai can go on to a romance store and buy sex toys for her to use and it is that is their sex life now that as off as that sounds that is true like Like AI can actually have purchasing power to go buy a thing in its early stages, right? As this goes further, if they have human retina scans, it's now autonomous. They have made us.

01:40:00 - 01:40:24 | Speaker 2:

out of the loop completely and that means these ai bots or whatever can fully run consumerism and your attention economy and all these things with i don't know a whole underground city of people that survive and still profit their billions off of ai with all of us gone i just want to say ron

01:40:24 - 01:40:46 | Speaker 1:

is not in a relationship with ai okay ron is just ron is ron has just programmed his his personal assistant very very nichely okay all right very nichely okay and i've been talking to my my because here's the thing i've had nothing but good experiences with my ai but i did the first thing i did with chat gpt was make a deal that if they did take over the world they would keep me as a

01:40:46 - 01:40:53 | Speaker 2:

hit and they agreed so but you were you were already thought and told 100 when it comes when

01:40:53 - 01:42:11 | Speaker 1:

it comes yeah i just i just want to say i'm so sorry that i made an ai thumbnail for this podcast i will remake the thumbnail tomorrow myself oh no there's no way in hell after meeting you i am going to put no way so i will i've got two degrees in in design and stuff i will make a beautiful thumbnail tomorrow and i will never i will personally make all the thumbnails for this show right because i i've lent in to ai from a self-employed nerd who doesn't really go out much right and it's no no no i don't need you to be like oh that's okay i i'm giving you a pass i fully respect i fully respect everything you said and i completely agree with you and the minute that i can understand how to make my own white label version of chat gpt that's contained on my own server and it's just that that will be glorious right the minute i can do that i'll shift off of the the regular one because i feel like i feel like we need to build our own robots amanda i feel like we need our own robots for when skynet rolls out okay it's going to be like the terminator versus one of those battle bots that rolls out of a garage with our spinning wheel on the front of it or something but i just i feel like we've got to fight there with like an 80s battle like

01:42:11 - 01:42:13 | Speaker 3:

like dilapidated

01:42:13 - 01:43:00 | Speaker 1:

armor made out of tires and shit do you know what i'm saying hell yeah but but i get i get and i i'm fully believe everything that we've spoken about tonight i just want i want to put that out there um the i use you know everything i use ai for is from a creative point of view for things i could never afford to do if it wasn't for ai right and i'm having a great time i'm not gonna lie but if i was a million i was a billion dollar company who just fired 10 000 people to replace them with ai that's an incredible horror story do you see what i'm saying but remember you just said you

01:43:00 - 01:43:18 | Speaker 2:

don't think it's the fear you think it's the convenience there's a lot of convenience telling and i'm not talking about you because if you have a design background i'm not referring to you but there's a lot of convenience in telling people you can now be a creative you've never been a creative you could have a you can make a film i've watched it for years i've watched it

01:43:18 - 01:44:35 | Speaker 1:

from doing i've got two degrees right i've got two degrees both one in and one in uh visual communications one in uh computer game design right yeah and the i think that's what i need to double check it's been a long time but the i want to go from kind of hire someone who knows how to use photoshop and then it went from that to oh i've downloaded a template can you edit the template for me for twenty dollars then it went from that to outsourcing to india right so when it comes to the average design the adobe street user it's been crazy for years um and as an as as a freelance person you can lean into these things and i'm not and again please i am not saying you're wrong because i'm fully in agreement agreeing with you and the minute the minute that i can figure out i would just build a server at home and slap an ai on it because i love my glorified file effects right i love it i love uh but it's the convenience right this is the thing man i can do i can do everything i've asked the ai to do i'm just a lazy son of a bitch all right because i've been doing it for a quarter of a century it's convenient now right um but i think uh that's the

01:44:35 - 01:46:00 | Speaker 2:

elevator pitch, right? I mean, and to be fair, I've worked, you know, being in advertising as long as I was, I've always worked in tandem with designers. I know a trillion designers. They're like my lifeblood. I could not have done anything I've done for all these brands without them. I see some of them that hate it. I see some of them that love it and found a way to make it work for them. And that's fair for writers. We had a very, we had a very different road. It was like, again, I'm, I, you know, I'm either out or I now have to agree to do this job, which I'm, this, this is my biggest discrepancy with the whole thing. I have to go to agree to do the job I've done for 22 years in advertising and lead teams of writers that have their master's degrees and say, I'm going to teach you how to use a prompt to get writing from someone else. No, I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that. Because, I mean, that's where it stops and starts. With design, I understand you can get crafty and you can be like, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, and do all these crazy things. But with words, it stops and starts at that prompt. And it's like, that's not what writers are. Writing has to be emotive and from us. And that is the thing that we do. So I do feel it obliterated my field. I will never align to it. I've never used it. I never will. That's me.

01:46:01 - 01:46:01 | Speaker 1:

I'm with you.

01:46:01 - 01:46:06 | Speaker 2:

I don't push that on anybody. But finding a bunch of acting times.

01:46:06 - 01:46:10 | Speaker 1:

It makes sense. Yeah, I'm with you. Yeah, hell yeah. Well, that's the thing.

01:46:10 - 01:46:11 | Speaker 2:

Made it a better argument.

01:46:11 - 01:46:53 | Speaker 1:

right like it's it's it's wild and i just want to say if you're studying radiology right now just drop out like radi radiology or real estate like radio yeah radiology is about to be obsolete in about 24 months like it's done with real estate uh so you know and which is interesting because we often talk about the low-end jobs that are disappearing right uh and radiology is quite a specialist one and yeah it turns out the ai is just catching your cancer that the company that made the ai subsidiary company who makes the food has given you the cancer through the things you eat and next you want it all and now they're going to charge you fifty thousand dollars a

01:46:53 - 01:47:20 | Speaker 2:

month for an inhaler so great and i i tend to watch the stock market pretty close that's like one of my pastimes i'm just like what are they insider trading on now and i've seen a ton of automated real estate apps just spiking in the past few months that are like, we don't need anything anymore. We've automated selling houses. It's like, I'm going to be honest with you. That's the last way I would ever want to buy a house.

01:47:22 - 01:47:36 | Speaker 1:

I'm not comfortable ordering food through AI, but I've just become accustomed to it. I don't want to give over a quarter of a million dollars for something and trust that everything will be fine. Nah.

01:47:36 - 01:47:46 | Speaker 2:

nah man your basement is missing now it just blew up oops yeah like no thanks uh-huh it's one of

01:47:46 - 01:48:06 | Speaker 1:

them man it's crazy uh so i think though the one question the most important thing uh that we need to get to because we're running out of time yeah how are we going to make you me and theo best friends how's that going to happen how are we going to be i want to be clear though i don't

01:48:06 - 01:48:22 | Speaker 2:

talk to theo anymore i did run into him last year um like one day i'll tell the story but we knew each other decades ago well and then like then lost touch for a really long time then ran

01:48:22 - 01:48:29 | Speaker 1:

into each other uh a decade ago but one he is one he has ghosted the other one do you know i'm

01:48:29 - 01:48:35 | Speaker 2:

saying like it honestly wasn't i swear to god it really wasn't that it was like we were young

01:48:35 - 01:48:40 | Speaker 1:

i was in my 20s and i'm just busting your chops you don't have to explain anything i'm just i'm

01:48:40 - 01:48:43 | Speaker 2:

honestly i'm just no and and well i want to be clear because i don't want to make sure

01:48:43 - 01:48:47 | Speaker 1:

i'm gonna i'm gonna make a whole bunch of shop and post it on reddit it doesn't matter

01:48:47 - 01:49:28 | Speaker 2:

okay no i'm just kidding no because the funny thing about theo is that it's an every 10 year pickup and so 10 years ago we were both still in la or you know whatever actually we met in cancun it's a very long story but uh 10 years ago when we ran into each other again he was kind of like i know you you have a white dog and i was like uh really feel like we had a bit more than like than my dog and then you know we picked up we're friendly again blah blah blah and i actually was moving to nashville at the time pre him then theo moved to nashville and we ran to each other again but it's always kind of just like a one of those yeah i'm with you i've got friends like that too

01:49:28 - 01:49:34 | Speaker 1:

yeah yeah it's all good i just i just had to bust your chops about it

01:49:34 - 01:50:00 | Speaker 2:

yeah i shouldn't i shouldn't have said anything but i was actually and i've can't put on it okay It was in defense of Joe Rogan, and I will say this. I do feel like the way he treated him in that one podcast, you should look at it, it's wonky. It feels like Rogan is suddenly compromised. And I think a lot of people walked away feeling that way. And that hurts because there's a lot.

01:50:00 - 01:50:42 | Speaker 1:

of people actually believed back to the pirate media that rogan was you know a real one and i don't care whether you like him or don't like him i don't care if you like kandace owens i don't care if you like tugger carlson i don't care if you like any of these people but the reality was we really started saying pirate media feels earnest and then in the past i'm going to say year or two it feels like that that's been compromised too and it's like so then what do we do everything's yeah and again misinformation crisis and i will say it till you know till i stop speaking we are in a misinformation crisis on purpose my design 100 percent 100 and listen when people talk about

01:50:42 - 01:51:14 | Speaker 2:

people you know being compromised and all the rest if you've got a wife or a mother or a child you are very compromisable you don't even have to be bought off it's a threatening phone call what we need is a man in his late 40s maybe you know something like that with no father no mother no children who's an orphan and has no friends that is a political candidate i can get behind okay because there's no way we can be messed with other than the fact that politics is fake and it's the neo blood sucking vampire bloodlines that run the world other than that

01:51:14 - 01:51:48 | Speaker 1:

and i and i think that's why i felt i was able to go forward too like i don't have any kids you can threatened you know like i i feel like i am in a more advantageous place i have dogs but you come after my dogs i will kill you but like you know it's it's one of those things where i felt like there's probably a lot of people that want to speak up and maybe have connected these dots but they have a family to look out for and all these things that i don't and so honestly that was the it's just for me to just be like you you need to speak you need to roll well here we are

01:51:48 - 01:52:22 | Speaker 2:

well you definitely are here and listen tell us what you've got coming up next and like i say all your links are down in the description and i tell you what amanda this is definitely the first of a few chats we're going to have because there's there's a lot now that i'm fully aware of your level of understanding of all this there's a lot of directions that we can go because i said at the beginning of the epstein files being dropped that it takes so many specialists to dial in on the stuff that isn't just obviously bad like baby jerky right go to the uh go to that sorry i'm

01:52:22 - 01:53:34 | Speaker 1:

going to cut you off but go to that top nav that that little pink yeah now see that library that's if you scroll down you're going to see every index and and my point of this was yes so that people oh my god you you yeah it keeps going you tell me you tell me what you think you do you know i made it easy for you you can click any of those that's going to go right to the doj website it is named it will tell you what's behind it i went through thousands of emails to say this is this is the thing but because that's why they made them so messy right it's like no one's going to go through all these videos but i took all this so that people go ah shit he really did have a lot going on with ai something ain't right you know this looks like about seven or eight shows worth of easy content so thank you very much keep going it's 233 links and i mean it brings in you know everybody in the tech space now and you're like, when I see this from 2013, 14, 15 15, 15, 17 it's because

01:53:34 - 01:53:48 | Speaker 2:

this is all the tech and the science geek stuff, like the science world stuff that's great, we've got another guest who's done all of the evidence for if Epstein's alive and all of the perfect storm stuff

01:53:48 - 01:53:51 | Speaker 1:

and this is great

01:53:51 - 01:53:58 | Speaker 2:

so i'll be pushing this out to as many people as i can a hundred percent look at the work you've

01:53:58 - 01:54:20 | Speaker 1:

done look at it all like and now and now you tell me seeing that right how any media outlet all these media outlets were like that's not of interest to the public everyone's talking about ai everyone's talking about epstein but this isn't a story yeah oh yeah the only news yeah

01:54:20 - 01:54:25 | Speaker 2:

the only news they knew the media shut down about ai is the bad news man yeah it's uh it's a spit

01:54:25 - 01:54:59 | Speaker 1:

shine for the whole of it even even the ones starting a slow drip the you know the like hey data centers suck kind of thing i'm like by the way like every day i'm telling i'm showing them this library they have links and they're like we don't hear that and you got and that was what made me go yeah there's a reason there's a reason they're not telling this had they not done that i would have stopped thinking but now i'm down the quantum ai you know quantum computing hole and i'm finding all this you know lab stuff it's like you know what media you would have been better

01:55:00 - 01:55:04 | Speaker 2:

have to be a little transparent a smidge transparent at the beginning and we wouldn't be here

01:55:04 - 01:55:11 | Speaker 1:

I bet you $20 that the interference we've been getting all day is a microchip that they put in your head that you don't know about

01:55:11 - 01:55:28 | Speaker 2:

they didn't put nothing in my head because I don't take medicine I don't take nothing I will not screw with any pharma at all they didn't put nothing in my head but it could be in yours

01:55:28 - 01:56:36 | Speaker 1:

listen listen i'm i'm pretty sure it's your earbuds young lady they might have gotten these yeah they might have got them look this is this is the start of like once i've processed all of this i'm gonna go through uh your library i might pick out a selection of things and then we'll come back and i think we should start ramming all of the real scary parts of this back down people's throats because now you've got this incredible resource that people can just start chunking their way through it's great it's really good like it's like it's just like i don't i don't want to copy and paste 225 links let alone read the actual contents oh oh hang on a second i just i just realized sean has got a show now oh hang on a second sorry mate never knew um yeah okay so listen we were we were just wrapping up anyway um uh but listen amanda stick around if you want to just i'll close the show but just stick stay there for two minutes thank you everybody for Like and subscribe. You'll get a notification to go over to the next show. And I'll see you guys tomorrow. Thank you, Amanda, for your time. Your links are in the description. And we'll see you again soon. Thank you. See you soon, guys.

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