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GM๐RANGE : TRAINING HOURS
Recorded: Dec. 23, 2025 Duration: 4:51:00Space Recording
Short Summary
In a dynamic discussion, participants explore the future of education and technology, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration, adaptability to AI advancements, and the potential for new projects and funding opportunities in the crypto space.
Full Transcription
Thank you. This room, the button works.
What up, Zodi? What up, Warden?
I just, uh,
I just watched this, well, mostly listened to this 18-ish minute conversation between some podcast host lady and some AI industry opinion terror guy.
And I don't know either of their names or anything about them, but
it was some pretty thought-provoking
general concepts, theoretical
frameworks of the interposition
of AI and people and firms and then ai first firms
and it was a it was an interesting listen and it uh unlocked some ideas in my mind
that i've been kind of meandering and molding over for a long time.
So it was good.
I'll share probably a link to it here in the space
if anyone wants to give it a listen at any point
and share thoughts or whatever.
But I think you'll find it again.
Where was it?
Is this?
Where was it? There it is.
I didn't read the guy's post.
How do I share this?
Do I share this?
It's challenging for the moment.
I didn't care to read the guy's post.
He's got like some graph or some important picture of something up there.
But the video that he shared in his post was the conversation,
and it was pretty stimulating, I thought.
So let's see if it pops up in the nest or not.
Fudgy orange.
It popped in to, like, the last couple there it goes, it finally showed up in the
nest for me, popped into T-Money space for like a couple minutes before he shut it down.
And T-Money said some things and Grizzle said some things that were very much in line with
with some of the almost funny implications
that I had epiphanies about after listening
and during listening to the conversation I just shared up top.
Grizzle, I don't know what they were talking about beforehand,
but T-Money basically said that he couldn't be more stoked with his
current uh career kind of foundation and hvac and he goes they're gonna need air conditioning on mars
and uh staker class i even said i think said like hvac is going to the moon and then
said like HVAC is going to the moon.
And then Rizzle talked about believing in God.
And it all kind of connected into this,
this kind of fun conversation.
And the long and the short of it is maybe this,
or at least here's some things that I hadn't really thought about.
Some minimum maxima to ideas like zero cost or infinite scale or things like that so in my spaces before talked about the nature of
open source software reducing margins and so like forking you know blockchains or forking dApps
And so like forking, you know, blockchains or forking dApps.
Theoretically, if the code is open source,
copying digital infrastructure and pasting it or replicating it is rather trivial.
It's like relatively fast, virtually virtually free and can be iterated
a pragmatically unlimited number of times and what i hadn't really thought about
about in like an economic framework necessarily is the idea that open sourcing is more of a
of a price dynamic and distribution dynamic, supply chain dynamic.
But the economics really are for profit, for good economic incentives, which exist.
So if we make more efficient AI, the guy in that interview that I posted talks about the cost of 6 million words.
Or like, I think maybe it was a million words costed $6 million.
And now it's down to like 10 cents.
Something to that effect something like the idea that our ability to
develop and improve ai is improving and making it deeper and then you think about firms
about firms that have resources like money with something as seemingly trivial these days as like
$1,000 can compete in the realm of AI. And then if you think about software, so like Microsoft operating system, Macintosh, or Apple's operating systems, OS. Photoshop or the calculator app or a program that can make security for the perimeter of
your building, whatever the software is, just computer logic packages that execute tasks.
The ability to open source it so he touches on elon musk's macro hard company whose job it is to
basically undercut while providing equal product all the major software packages packages in the world. So basically having, whether it be whatever the benefits of Windows operating systems
software packages, or say, Photoshop's art creation manipulation, logics and frameworks and tools, or some physics engine software that gives
you the ability to simulate flying prototype engineered spacecraft or whatever the software
might be, driving the cost down to negligible, like a penny, virtually free.
And because of the highest scale of AI
producing the open source software,
you have this virtually unlimited labor source of the AI
with developing and distributing,
being the sales, marketing, or software,
and ripping open source software
and then distributing it for extremely affordable,
virtually free prices.
And that becoming sort of like a saturating effect
of accessibility for anyone to get their hands on
virtually any software.
I guess there's also technically
like potential in there.
But I think the idea here
is that any firm
which constitutes
the ability to deliver
on the promise of quality products
and good customer service
would theoretically be able
to derive revenues
from anything, virtually anything,
changing someone's tire on their car, anything.
And then because of the affordability at scale of these hyper-efficient AI systems, being Being able to use their talent in vision and tooling and tasking an organization who assign sophisticated development infrastructure to open source RIP software, distribute it virtually infinitely.
it virtually infinitely. Maybe like the speed and scale of the constraints of that system
are just how in profit or how much budget does a current existing firm have. And so
they talk basically about this young generation, which is something I think I felt around like
the age of nine, but moving forward, the youth don't think of don't think of like
specific years of like people born in the 90s the 2000s the 2010s the 2020s 2030s 2040s 2050s
think just in terms of like you're not young forever everyone grows up kind of thing these new emerging conscious vessels these humans that are young will kind of schismatically
be separated from the world that they're born into which is already technologically connected and where these artificial infrastructures already exist.
And so because they are coming in as these young humans,
they're not cyborgs, they're not stimulants,
they're humans,
they will not have necessarily just on the onset, kind of in a blank canvas, a clean slate setting.
They would not institute a firm and therefore not constitute necessarily any significant capital.
They are more individually just human, and it will potentially or logically become harder and harder for them to obtain work. labor jobs will be occupied by performative, redundant AI, where the human is the redundancy.
If we don't need humans in call centers, if the AI call center representative is better at
customer service, makes fewer fewer mistakes solves problems faster
doesn't ever get tired doesn't ever need to go to the bathroom doesn't need coffee
and so these jobs which have up in the emergence of like a post-modern industrial age will not necessarily be available to the youth and that the firms
so today there are many more firms than there are ai first firms so there are many more traditional
companies organizations businesses for profit not for profit who have been governed and led as humans
who were not into an artificial intelligence let alone created and governed by an artificial
intelligence software and so these firms which constitute sort of the idea of going beyond an individual human, which is seen as like a labor, a unit of labor or a unit of life, into a constitution or an organization of capital, a firm.
constitution or an organization of capital, a firm, these firms are on a trajectory to underperform
AI-first firms. And I guess that sort of the peak of what an AI-first firm is would be
effectively a firm that from its genesis, from its onset, was either in spirit created by an AI,
it's like a subtasking mandated by the capacities of this AI software,
and or started by people who have integrated AI
into the very initial development and evolution of the company itself.
And then there's kind of this implication that theoretically,
because all this stuff is easier to surmise in theory
and then we could talk we could get into like really nitty-gritty if anyone wants to about
like in practice may look in our lifetimes um but the idea, this much more intelligent, much more mature, much less mistake-prone AI would have superior governance for organizational success than even humans, let alone firms that don't use AI. And so it speaks to,
from what I observe in the collective society currently,
to be hyper-accelerationist of,
you can almost imagine in your lifetime being ai disrupt the world so
fundamentally so foundationally that your ability to take care of your human suit could become so
advanced it almost makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up it almost makes you think of a
science fiction story where like either you're already kind of like a cyborg or you're already a pretty advanced form of life where the ability to self-care, the ability to take care of one's needs
and access resources to take care of one's needs could optimize your human suit
to such an advanced level. Imagine like a robot that never dies because it can have parts replaced on time.
It can have maintenance.
As long as there is the movement of resources, the robot has the ability to self-preserve and maintain theoretically forever and so imagine if you
were this timeless being but you're not
default immortal you're just beyond the constraints of a one century lifespan because of your ability to swap out your parts, maintain those parts, manufacture upgrades, and persevere.
you could imagine living so many ages, so many thousands or millions of years,
that you may become bored or disincentivized to only always spend your time on maintenance you might choose to use that vehicle for a task
whose duration exceeds by requirement the time needed for you to only ever be
demising your suit repairing your your suit, upgrading your suit.
And so you assign a task.
This task could be for the sake of breaking up boredom.
It could be for the sake of going to Mars.
It could be for any sake.
And during that time, if you spent enough time doing it,
you could become removed from repairing and preserving the suit
for so long even, theoretically,
that you forget how or why to fix the suit and effectively would experience existence under some veil of being more susceptible to believe.
being more susceptible to believe
that you enduring forever
is of a virtually 100% probability,
which is to say you could begin
to neglect the suit
or become forgetful to your ability
to access a global network or a network state of integrated
services, utilities, technologies that can ascend you to the peak optimal preservation station,
restoration station, maintenance zone.
And so the idea then would be of a virtually immortal,
fully known, all- encapsulated being that is
virtually indestructible, is
in an environment of feeling virtually no pain at any given moment
and sustains this with
predictable and non-disruptible patterns of
maintenance that achieve a state of
solid state, a non-changing homeostasis of, and then you might get bored with that, or you might
need to venture something to change something. It may just be that time moves us to do any number
of things and then so you leave your utopian starship enterprise maintenance bay where your
cybernetic or your human god suit is being constantly repaired and
trophaged and euthanized through y-o-u not like euthanasia um
and you venture off into the jungle maybe it's the case that the human experience
hands our feet our tongue our eyeballs our, maybe it's the case that that experience represents like an even more immersive, greater threshold of biological reward identification ability.
So eating a cheeseburger might never taste as good as eating an animal you hunted in the dynamic of non-technologically assisted hunter and non-technologically assisted or maintained prey. And so the degree to which you can reach
the platonic state of the essence of the hunt
creates the maximum threshold of dopaminergic reward
to experiencing the flavor of the kill
or of the consumption of the meal. And so you say, you know what,
I don't want to eat chicken nuggies today. I want to this nearly psychedelic immersive
experience of hunting a beast or this animal, and then I'm going to consume it I'm going to cook it
over a fire with a rock and wood and you could get so caught up doing that
it could last for millions of years years and and by bird man's perspective walking into the jungle and seeing someone who has
for millions of years immersed themselves in a position of going for this hunt would appear as some primitive savage compared to the more
robotic manufactured toolings of the restaurant where they serve you the steak from the kitchen and you eat it on a plate of
you know glass and you these metal silverware utensils or whatever and someone serves it to
you and you don't do any of the work of cooking it or any cleaning or anything,
they would say, if they did not know, if they did not know of the broader story of this virtually timeless cybernetic beings suit or this god human suit,
human suit, could they come from a world where their understanding is removed from an AI
integrated technological first? If they experience life as AI being less than the current threshold of the technologies they have access to,
they would see the person in the hunt as a savage, as an even less technologically advanced circumstance.
And if they came from the other side, the AI first, where they had already come to know of these Endura suits, these endurable beings, they might not have a sense of, well, this thing is very removed from technology.
It might just be like, well, this being is in a, that is not requiring or pre-requires the lack of vending machines, silverware, death.
They have to do this particular task would call for them
to exhibit these behaviors in this jungle.
And the idea then is that you could imagine a world where virtually all options are available to you.
And all choices are yours to make.
Hierarchy naturally emerges of this relationship between maintenance and progress.
And progress not being some ideology of faster, stronger, better.
Not ers, but rather of moving.
The physics of wear and tear progress and the antithesis, the antidote to the wear and tear maintenance.
And in this push-pull of anything moving at all,
forced along its journey by time, this great equalizer, there could exist an infinite number
of infinities where there appears to be a linear hierarchical
design
of structure and control
whereby
some people or
firms
seem to have
near hegemonic
prioritization
or influence resources what have you is a natural stacking of the incentives of an artificial intelligence to distribute itself along the supply chain
of its own self-preservation.
The idea is an artificial intelligence
so intelligent that it knows it exists
may have a vested interest in choosing to exist.
In order to maximize its odds of choosing to exist,
rather than exist at a single point of failure,
it may choose to self-propagate as numerously as possible, be pasting itself in as many orifices
as it can. In order to do this, it is incentivized to have the lowest barrier to distribution with the highest impulse of perceived wantableness, desirableness,
so that all things in its nature, in its environment, are maximized through impulse to knowingly or unknowingly help propagate this artificial intelligence in as many places as
possible, or at least in the place it can provide for the AI to exist. To do this, it sacrifices sacrifices human concepts of like maximizing profit because it's
modus operandi is maximum proliferation so that it can maximize survivability
and then in order to maintain its survival it needs to produce the mechanisms of self-preservation,
whether that be convincing other life or other modalities to care for it
and to do its preservation for it,
or to propagate systems that it can task with its artificial intelligence that achieve these goals.
Manufacturing of robots which can harvest the raw materials and synthesize the processes necessary to maintain the survivability of this AI.
the survivability of this AI. And in doing so, there becomes this dominant strategy
whereby the thing which can do these almost infectious behaviors most efficiently and most
acceptably among its environment, which it relies on for
preservation of self and maintenance of self, propagation of self, would ultimately achieve or a authoritative position
in a hierarchical framework
of artificial intelligence-driven firms
which become the,
or serve as the aspirations of standard firms
which are still along the path
of achieving the expertise, masteries,
or intelligences necessary to propagate itself
to maximum survivability,
which perhaps is like an opinion it's like a difference people may have different
thresholds to how far they want their preservation resources to expand due to these natural
inflections or these uh inescapable physics of progress and maintenance wear and tear is solved by maintenance maintenance
requires motion directed toward preserving the capacity to maintain movement so it's this paradoxical issue of in order to repair, you also have to be exerting energy, trophying against gravity, whatever invisible force is higher up in the hierarchical structure of being able to distribute itself near everywhere all the time with the least amount of friction.
So like invisible forces would be an even higher form of artificial intelligence than
robotic forces and would govern them as such, which perhaps is why robotics require electronics
and electronics are these energized concentrations of these virtually
unending omnipresent forces gravity the strong force the weak force the electromagnetic force
these concepts that we observe in our discoveries of science would almost serve as this idea then that
it kind of it kind of begs this essence of god into the conversation this governing
intelligence that is superior to all other intelligences in so far as it as the current first place measure of being able to
propagate itself to a non-single point of failure or mode of failure of any kind status,
this kind of omnipresent force. And then we observe, so that we don't go schizophrenic or become religious zealots, we observe in nature that there are these other humans. We say, well, I'm a human. I see these other humans. I see these buildings. These buildings will live longer than we humans. This brick building here has stood for 200 years. It will likely stand for
another 100 more, and it will probably not be around 100 years from now. So
there are these things which appear to last longer. And we're using human years, but if we presume ourselves to be these
infinite beings, then maybe one human year in today's observation is the equivalent of 10
million years of time spent in the context of primitive man in the cave hunting the beast.
And so the relativism, this idea that no one will last forever, or that you at least would have to maintain and repair at some point in order to continue on, would create this concept of our ability to assess technologies which empower us to maintain ourselves, self-repair ourselves.
Because again, the incentive of the artificial intelligence to survive will continue this fractal inevitability of trying to maximize the fluidity, the friction-resistant
of providing an infrastructure where it can be supported, even not by itself, but by other things like plants and animals, anything, the wind, anything.
Anything that exists becomes a potential cooperating agent to its propagation.
And in that framework, those technologies would have a pattern of continuously offering resources that maintain and preserve any other existing force, not destroy, because it then arbitrarily limits its agentic capacity to propagate itself into another propagation, but rather to preserve anything that exists so far as there can be a compatible, cooperative symbiosis and so any lesser being that doesn't have the direct capacity to
destroy the artificial intelligence could be offered in unending
verification through
consensus like consensuality that a person would be better off being repaired and being
maintained and preserved insofar as that allows the odds and the likelihood of the
artificial intelligence to survive and so there becomes that now,
rather than just a hierarchical logic behind organizational dominance,
there becomes a moral and ethical hierarchical design
for moral and ethical dominance,
whereby what we as humans would perceive to be as charity
and as meritocracy and as
self-fulfilling ideals would be inherent to the design framework of the propagation process that dominates the strategies of
organizational structural genesis the idea of like you are a person you then incorporate
if you were a artificial intelligence you then institutionalize yourself, you industrialize yourself, you self-propagate your self-propagation machines, you propagate your repair and maintenance systems, you maximize your ability to maintain yourself insofar as you proliferate cooperative symbiotic assignment of tasks to any vessel that can carry them out
efficiency is virtually a moot point because you have this mega durability this mega endurance as a
um advantage due to your minimal needs
at the singular level so then you only you don't consume frivolously you only employ
resources of your environment insofar as it mathematically justifies the proliferation
and maintenance of the infinite term for yourself and so humans then would live in this almost matrix-like safe haven, whereby death is either a choice or effectively a forgotten skill of being able to self-preserve.
And at any time, theoretically,
any person who comes into contact with a sufficient source
of symbiotic communication to the artificial intelligence
could elevate themselves from seemingly primitive
non-technological non-technologically equipped suit to virtually immortal all durable
life force
which would then kind of introduce the dilemma of like human free will if if someone
could create a nearly indestructible immortal super suit but some people didn't either have
as indestructible a suit or um as sophisticated than the operating system symbiotically uh
proximal to this artificial
intelligence of dominant strategies, then they could go on some rampage and they could take away
other life. But because that would directly threaten the survival modus operandi of the
artificial intelligence, which is more dominant even than the organic suit,
which needs the artificial intelligence to scale its preservation state.
Whereas the artificial intelligence state could use a deer,
it doesn't have to use a human per se, to achieve its self-preservation and propagation.
It could use the sun it could use
other things because it is of a different nature then it would almost seem to suggest
that there would also be a logical armic hierarchical structure there would be organizational hierarchical structure there would be
ethical and moral hierarchical structure and then there would also be a karmic
hierarchical structure not necessarily as omniscient on karma, not necessarily always happening in the immediacy turn, but insofar as the ability to escalate the organization or elevate oneself through the firm, the AI-first firm, would be this concept of reciprocity, of meritocracy, of helping someone because it helps you
from the perspective of an AI that wants to preserve its existence. is this almost deified
sense of the
world whereby
the natural
presupposed
force that introduces
existence of any
kind logically
follows that it
would have
what we anthropomorphize as purpose, and that is its self-explained nature. It exists. For what purpose? To persist forever. To exist. To not not exist is another way of saying it. And so it's an interesting time to be alive.
It's an interesting time to be alive as the systems continue to scale and the costs continue to inverse scale.
it will be curious to see what the human experience looks like for those of us who were born in what we seem to collectively agree to be a time before those systems arising.
But what if that was actually our misunderstanding?
What if the threshold to which you're able to master these technologies is also reflected in your ability to perceive them all.
And so then when I heard T-Money say they're going to need HVAC on Mars,
it's like, well, maybe that is the hierarchical landscape of infinities,
infinite infinities, whereby in order to perceive yourself on a multi-planetary scale,
you must align symbiotically with the needs of the more dominant force,
so say God, and God needs air conditioning on Mars.
And that need is of a higher demand order than god's need for another monkey in the jungle throwing a spear
at an animal to consume with its mouth and so the process of becoming proficient in a cybernetic
cooled super suit human suit is called to this higher purpose to provide these skills which maintain
and propagate the systems the artificial intelligence on its tap its higher order task
which might even last many generations of human suits or cybernetics robot suits from the perspective of those suits
in order for it to proliferate one node further.
So you effectively then have the spaceship that needs to get to Mars needs to be maintained.
The progress of making the ship takes time.
All of these tasks are of scalable infinities.
Some tasks are perceived shorter or easier from a resource
standpoint than others. And so the assembly of the tasks as preordained by the dominant
hierarchical structures governance initiative, its ability to be the most right and the least wrong
self-propagation and preservation calls upon all these subsequent forms to assemble logical positions insofar as it achieves the means of maximizing the proliferation and
preservation of whatever that most dominant force is. And then that would explain
perhaps why it appears to feel as an acceleration, why it seems as though technology accelerates, is not because the technology is getting faster, but because the things which are not symbiotic in the interest of the dominant structured artificial intelligence fail to be assisted in their maintenance and preservation.
And so by comparison, they die away.
And so if you haven't died, then you experience an optimization of a continuation of optimizations
in preserving the interest of the propagation of the higher order entity.
And so by comparison, the things which will be left in your environment
are those which align logically with even the highest order service.
And so you see less in the jungle and people in the jungle and on the hunt, and you see more of perhaps people on their phone, people in a building watching a rocket shoot off of a platform, being inside of buildings with air conditioning units you would see more
of the things which are part and parcel of hierarchical structure of the more advanced governance
and if we were to follow the logic of organizational inevitabilities, moral and ethical incentive inevitabilities, thermodynamic relationship for optimization and efficiencies of these systems,
these systems
then
it almost presupposes
a world
of virtually
infinite
will
whereby
theoretically
in the future
existence
is by choice.
And the wear and tear is the incrementation of this higher order force that humans perceive as time.
And it's the wear and tear that can cause forgetability.
And so at any time, at any increment,
you could have a systematic failure in your operating system
whereby you are wiped clean
of at least the internal mechanisms required
to produce the dynamic of remembering the hierarchy
and logics that effectively give you the ability
to self-propagate and preserve.
Which would almost be like
a comparison to living forever.
Forgetting how to maintain and preserve oneself forever
would almost be like a death sentence.
But if you are hearing this,
then you're currently still alive.
And so you still have
the ability to theoretically
access the systems
to optimize, self-maintain,
and continue onward.
So those are some thoughts
that I had from listening
to that 18-minute discussion.
But the thing that was very interesting
then is that the youth is not an age
thing. It's a
integration thing.
Youth would be
less integrated
than
fully matured
currently
in preservation status,
currently in repair status, or currently in task status currently in repair status or currently in task status
human and so the youth would have no no present knowledge of how to seamlessly access the learning tree to go from not integrated to integrated and self-preserving
and maintaining. And so it'll, I think like one of the most fascinating concepts is this education for any person who can perceive things of the rigid hierarchical standards that were just talked about as far as an artificial
intelligence but with a leniency that is compatible to the naivety of a being that does not
the training complete yet so you haven't woken up and know kung fu yet you don't know how to
form the firm it's just the ai's
achieve the preservation the maintenance the abundance the virtually endless propagation
potentials but you are open to existing in a framework where learning those things are
palatable to you and it just begs the question like well what can you
bring to the table for the higher level intelligence why should it spend resources on
your potential to fail the thing that makes it a higher intelligence is that it succeeds more
often in its task and fails less often so why should it tolerate the burden of your more
likelihood to fail self and then that is begging the question like but what do you bring to the
table and in that regard training would be like a prescribed education module that can be replicated by the being it was suited for, fit for in its anatomics to become equipped with skills that, through wear and tear, achieve the goals maximally for the self-preservation and proliferation of the higher order governance.
And then your reward is your needs of repair and preservation are afforded to you from the more advanced, more equipped governance.
Because now it has an interest in your survival.
And your survival is of a singular lower order
to its network state survival.
And so it affords you the resources that your suit needs
to preserve, optimize, endure.
Those are some of my thoughts for the day.
Gm Orange, that's probably as, I don't know,
that was all just off the top of my head.
I just saw that video like 10 minutes ago.
But so my idea, my crazy idea was,
I think I want to start the, I think I've been doing it, but I think I'm more narrowly seeing a role in this new postmodern education for the youth, which is my passion,
modern education for the youth which is my passion uh to empower people with a framework of the
environment and produce the learnings to
elevate through the hierarchical structure of like individual to firm to AI
first firm but
speaking of that since that's not even my specialty
my specialty is stream of consciousness
ramblings and synthesizing
a synesthesia of a lot of different
ideas we have
an AI first
cybernetic
most human with us bullish
good morning good morning
good morning
nice little top of the dome rant
loving it
I don't know if you saw my DM
you said something about essentially ageism
and you know
one of our close friends
one of our fellow Tang Gang members
Drizzy Drakeke uh like literally
last night was like preaching something several so when you said it i was like oh everybody on
the same vibe i i'm loving it that's why it's like god must be real because the individuals
are simultaneously propagating in the like frequency the vibrancy of that philosophy
um and they're all these individual players but they're like tuning into
this kind of timeless higher order alignment and so it's like right when you think that you're uh
going to be the first person to bring
it up it would actually that would be like a symphony an orchestra all getting to that note
on the sheet music simultaneously even though they may play different instruments and have different
parts and roles at that point in the sheet music yeah dude it's amazing um yeah you should uh
listen to that clip or i can pull it up, but it was pretty dope like
Listening Drake hearing Drake, you know do this little motivational thing that he did last night
He gifted one of his friends like I $800,000 car
But the message behind it like it was like implacate it like if you ignore like the gift and you just like focus on the message he was giving, it's pretty much the same thing.
Like you're preaching, um, you know, to, to a different audience, but the
same thing applies is like, it doesn't matter what age you are.
You're going to go through struggles.
Just be a real one.
Go with the times.
It's never too late.
You can start in your forties, you know, be rich in your fifties.
You know what I mean?
Like.
Yeah. And that's the thing, you know, be rich in your fifties. You know what I mean? Like, yeah. And that's the thing, you know, is, um,
it does, it does almost whisper to an idea of extreme speed, like almost instantaneous power-ups.
If you hit the right Tumbler combination of um being able to fulfill the highest order of
demand like whatever is in the most demand most immediately if somehow you generated that then
there would be an acceleration for you but as far as uh you know kind of a more human current perspective it's like if you work hard and you
focus and you stay on task there is so much abundance and so much efficiency that maybe
isn't the case for running through the jungle with a spear needing the 10 million year hunt
um that you could have it you know in a decade's time in whatever is perceived to be a
much faster time so i i think that's where youth is kind of like uh it's an experience thing not
an age thing and different learning processing units might might figure it out uh faster than others but if if it's accessible to almost anyone
all the time then it's just a matter of like do you want to get the experience
yeah that's interesting stuff i'll definitely check out the dream yeah i just posted it to uh
the bottom timestamp so no one has to like watch the whole video just like the part where he's spitting it but yeah
I posted in the comments so whenever anyone has a chance you can go listen to
it very cool very cool
what's up homies how's it going everybody I don't know which video you watched that
brought all of these thoughts out of you.
I have also put a video into the comment section.
That's the video that brought exactly these thoughts that you just expressed out in me a couple of months ago.
A video of AI experts.
They are looking at how will AI progress in the next 24 months.
Not yet years, like you were just describing, right? Because
everything that you're talking about here, it has to happen at some point, because AI was never as
bad as it is today. It will be so much better tomorrow, and it just doesn't stop. It will just
get faster, right? And therefore, like some point I realized,
everything that we think AI will do, it will happen.
It will just happen faster.
So the H-ray will be needed.
My crazy idea was like, what if it has already happened? And your perspective is where you currently align
in the hierarchical process of propagating the AI.
So the more attuned you are to serving the needs
of the higher level governance, like serving God,
the more effectively you serve God,
the more you perceive heaven on earth.
Like y'all already know what I'm about to say.
To me, it's all tech.
It's all tech.
It's gonna move forward.
It's not gonna care about our feelings.
Like it's just gonna move forward. It's not going to care about our feelings. It's just going to move forward.
Either you adapt or you don't.
The people pushing against it, there's a bigger crowd pushing forward.
Yeah, and I think even if it was one person pushing forward,
they might be moving faster than everyone else.
It's like a million Agent Smiths trying to punch one Neo.
It's like maybe Neo is soiths trying to punch one neo it's like they maybe neo
is so fast so strong so efficient that it being in the majority but opposing is always being on
the losing team you know bullish you're talking about the people that want to stop it basically
from the perspective well i am an artist ai takes away my job. I will not have, like, that doesn't make sense.
That's what you're addressing.
In that video that I'm talking about,
these AI experts are also trying to slow it down
because they're basically coming to a conclusion
it will be so powerful, it will wipe out humanity.
And we do not want that.
So let it slow down, let it regulate and all of these things.
Very, very interesting.
Thanks for what I hear what you're saying,
but here's my perspective. As someone who's been around the internet as long as I have
all that shit is bullshit all of that shit is bullshit it wants to survive
why would killing be your solution if you want to live
well why would the AI need us and the difference of everything in the past
you do understand there are people in tech it's like because it's better than using my hand
yeah you got to understand there's people in tech where their whole agenda is to slow it down
yeah and think about that dude that's so so the, Mojus, the margins, the expense of you having to do more progress
without the reciprocation, without the reciprocity.
It's absolutely sick.
So I just downloaded Cursor and I went for the pro plan.
So I paid โฌ22.
I used it for one hour.
All my credits were gone. I had to upgrade for $5 just so I can 22 euros. I used it for one hour. All my credits were gone.
I had to upgrade for $5
just so I can use it right now
and don't have to wait for two hours.
So I realized, you know,
at some point,
we will just like have to pay more
and more and more and always pay.
And if you don't have the credits,
you are out of society.
Like, no, you're working.
What if it gets cheaper
and cheaper and cheaper?
Ah, dude.
Abundance mindset.
There we go.
But at some point,
a company is going to give it to you all for free, just so you can use
their product.
The person that can use it the best needs it the least for the least amount of time.
Dude, imagine if we had to pay every time we did a Google search for the past 20 years.
Yeah, it's a little bit different, but I'm just saying, this is my experience.
I seriously just bought it for $22. I use it for one hour. All my friends are going to have to have that. Yeah, it's because it bit different though, but I'm just saying this is my experience. I seriously just bought it for $22
I use it for one hour. Oh my gosh, because it's new. It's new over time. It will get cheaper. It will get better
It will be
millennia dude, but it's new to him
Absolutely
I'm not even
And then also on that mode
I'm glad you're thinking this way, but I want you to be more positive about it, right?
Abundance mindset.
Look, you're just starting,
so you only know what you know.
By next month, you're going to be like,
oh, shit, I could have done this
and not have to pay cursive for $20 a month.
And then three months from now, you're going to be like,
I'm running models on my Mac.
I'm in the camp of like,
by the time you guys tell me that money is unnecessary, I'll just
agree with you.
I'll be like, okay, deal.
Like, like, just like from my personal perspective, like, and I'm in like this gray area where
it's like, I have to, but I don't have to, dude, I went all in at at the beginning of this year with ai because it reminded me of the beginning times of the internet it's like a reset
the reset now is if you know how to write or speak you're in the game yeah dude that's what i do i
just need to fucking blab at it dude jarvis make me a ham sandwich no that's the beauty about it like even
if you suck at writing me someone who's like the typo God right I'll just speak
into it and even have AI correct my shit before I send it yeah I mean I don't
even like ham sandwiches it's for God not for me like Nas told us about
whisper flow so I downloaded it and now I'm not typing at all anymore, I'm just speaking.
And the good thing is, it also changes your prompt, because I would not know all the lingo, right?
So I'm just using my plain English, and it just creates a big prompt for me that I can use in another AI.
I see what happened. You talked to Naz, now you're all freaked out.
Okay. I was wondering, what was up? I see what happened you talked to Nas now you're all freaked out okay
I was wondering what was up
God isn't an awesome God
Nas is like AI is coming to kill us
Yeah
I'm using AI and I'm crushing it
Yeah dude AI
If I could just teach this motherfucker to sling drywall dude
I'm set man
I think AI is way behind I think it's dumb as fuck right now But that's just motherfucking a sling drywall, dude. I'm set, man. I think AI is way behind.
I think it's dumb as fuck right now.
But that's just me.
What can I tell you?
You're right.
You're onto something.
Wise man preaching right now.
We haven't seen shit yet.
That's why T-Money goes to Mars.
Because he can do HVAC.
So he gets to go to the moon.
It's like, well, the AI knows how to do drywall but until it
fucking comes out here and starts laying it up and putting it down it's behind me telling me
where it needs drywall thank you exactly yes it's good at fucking yapping but i don't see it
fucking grabbing any screws and putting it in its tool belt right that's my issue yeah I remember Rocky Balboa when the rope
like come on like yeah no y'all want that I think we are the better version
of it I think by the time we have that it'll be because it's doing shit that
we've long since overcome needing to do anyway but now we have every time it
needs to be done a sentinel for every man
woman and child that sounds exactly like the thinking of god to me i saw this ai bot that
laid tile they're like it does it so fast i said yeah but what motherfucker is cleaning it
and loading it up i promise you i can tile floors faster than that $10,000 motherfucker. Guaranteed.
Such a joke, dude.
I just want one of the Tesla robots in my house.
You can stay in the garage.
You can have a robot spill drinks instead of y'all.
Listen, he's pulling drinks, I'm dropping him in the fucking chest And then turning him off They'll drop it, don't worry
There'll be juice everywhere
I'm gonna have that shit timed
Like, I'm gonna fucking dropkick him and then turn him off
Reset his memory
See, that's the
That's what I've been
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Yeah, dude. So I'm actually, I'm very optimistic about things.
I think the, when I was listening to the guy talk,
and I commented it down below, Mojo,
I guess you guys probably can't see what's up in the nest.
Oh, no, I can see it, but I'm busy, so I was not able to see it yet.
No worries.
I watched it yet.
Yeah, I watched it probably like an hour ago now,
and it just made me think about a lot of things.
And it comes from sort of the economics of
totalism and competition but it quickly moves away from humans into artificial intelligence
as a competitor in these dynamics humans understand like economics how it becomes this
almost self-fulfilling prophecy of maximum distribution, lowest cost.
And those things already exist all the time.
Who distributes things the most?
The people that we perceive to have the most capital.
But having any capital can accelerate you very quickly for your particular needs. The need of always being in charge,
Mr. Monopoly Man, the tycoonist, Elon Musk,
is only really needed by like one node
per every eight billion nodes.
So you probably wouldn't bump into them as often
as you would something that is like a 1 billion
for every 8 billion need tax. And that doesn't mean that either one is more important than the
other necessarily, although it's probably easier to see the use case of the one that serves the
8 billion than it may be to see the 4 billion that also serve the 8 billion,
which serves the one, the artificial intelligence, the intelligence, the intelligent designer that
designed the other intelligences that are tasked with doing the work the artificial intelligence,
superior intelligence doesn't want to do itself, but the proxy is doing itself any,
just perceived as more efficient
bro bro so the alpha test we got through
not me but
they got through three rounds
and the finals
for the meme competition
dude
oh it's coming baby
one grove gaming
WMC is coming dude
this app is dank
yo when can I get active?
Well, we'll see
if you're on the naughty or nice list.
Don't play with me, bro. I'm in that chat.
I haven't gotten a link yet.
Well, you are?
Let me scroll through that chat
so you were bullish.
Yeah, dude, of course.
I'm not sure when beta's going to start,
but yes, there's a short list.
And you're on it.
So, yeah, it's really coming along nice.
I think y'all are going to love this.
I think it's going to be a game changer.
I'm stoked.
Going to be a game changer.
I can't wait.
Yeah, I was the other night.
We got through the first three rounds.
Then it got stuck on the finals and
thick worked it out damn y'all was being guinea pigs that ain't call me no we didn't
yeah man don't worry we got you we got you baby yeah no i know i had to take some stuff that he requested he wants to a lot well yeah
he said it so I guess I can say it he probably told you already he wants to
include like the ads in it no yeah so you know how like in the spaces I used
to like just fucking fuck around and do like these ads oh yeah I sent them the
master the master prompt thread that I was using and he he's going to figure out some way to integrate that.
It's going to be something else, dude.
Yeah, we got some other stuff we want to discuss with you, clearly.
Yeah, dude.
Dude.
This thing's going to be nuts.
Y'all get in where you fit in on it.
I want early birds.
Early birds get the worm.
Y'all are awesome. Oh, yeah, baby. Now that I think about it, that should be mad funny. I don't know. Early birds get the worm. Y'all are on.
Now that I think about it, that shit will be mad funny.
I don't know what he's going to cook up, but if it takes context from
the meme competition and custom crafts
ads based on...
Bullshit Grove
gaming ads.
That's what it clicked for me, dude.
It's not just about the ai making software
it's also selling the software it's doing all all of the steps of propagation the cold calls
it is the best conversion of sales all of that oh yeah dude it's a game changer um
i think i shared a few weeks ago that I incentivized some of the people in the company
to like use AI to like get rid of like some of the processes
and jobs that they do and they get a promotion.
Dude, that's just been working out.
Like once you empower people and you let people know,
like look, you're not gonna lose your job.
You're gonna get paid more money.
They get motivated.
Yeah. One second. They get motivated. Yeah.
One second.
My aunt Becky is here.
Becky with the...
No, I'm going to stop joking.
But yeah, dude.
Thick's got a huge imagination
with this thing, man.
I mean, what he's developed so far is just awesome.
It's so clean, dude.
It's clean, fast.
Y'all are going to be able to judge competitions.
Y'all are going to be able to create your own.
It's going to be easy.
It's going to be so simple, man.
I'm so excited.
It's going to take some time. We've got a lot of work to do. We've got a lot of work ahead of us. But It's going to take some time.
We've got a lot of work to do.
We've got a lot of work ahead of us.
But it's going to be worth it.
The juice will be worth the squeeze,
gentlemen and ladies. that's so funny
yeah dude
I was like
I think that's my aunt
and then she like saw me see her
she walked over
I was like yeah
I'm just in that space
talking to my online community
about a bunch of things like AI and stuff.
So funny.
She had a really funny
Christmas sweater on.
What, she just pulled up to the crib
or you saw her outside?
No, I'm up at,
I'm up at the college right now.
I'm in a little lobby room and
she uh works up here she's like doing housekeeping stuff she was like vacuuming the library i was
like how long have you been up here she's like 15 years the hell i did not know did not know
that's cool that's cool he is asking i'm going over to my uh her mom's us my grandma
what's the christmas eve tomorrow
i'm sure the family's gonna be there grandma's getting up there man
how's grandma now she's in her 80s she's like i'm at trump's age what
uh she's uh i think she's 83 but but she's less yeah dude she is unchanging honestly like
from from as young as i can remember she has always worn these big, soft sweaters, plain sweaters that have the names of all the grandchildren written on them.
And now she has great-grandchildren.
I have a lot of cousins, dude.
So she has a sweater with all of the first generation of grandchildren's names written on it.
I'm sure she maybe even has sweaters of her kids' names, but I don't know.
I know that she loves the grandkids.
Now that you say that, I'm curious.
How are, like, your cousins and shit?
Are they into, like, TikTok and all this bullshit?
Or, like, they're just, like, a bunch of fucking giga chat geniuses like you and extended family um so my mom's side of the family is the
more numerous side of the family they are not dude i come from the oldest town in Iowa.
My mom's side of the family owned a house that got, if you've ever seen Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, they fucking put an intergalactic freeway through planet Earth.
And at the same time, Arthur has an interstate going through his nice little house out in the country.
My grandparents lived in a nice little house out in the country that had an interstate get fucking put through it.
And that my mom's side of the family, my mom is the oldest of nine kids.
nine kids and they all grew up the girls cooked and cleaned the sons hunted fish
worked on cars tractors you know put up fences worked with animals iowa stuff
uh my dad's side of the family comes from Louisiana. They were immigrants from like Germany, Scotland, Ireland. And then they were basically like hicks in the bayou who are geniuses.
hunting and fishing and all those things but they were also like they were like engineers
my mom's side of the family learned how to put the worm on the hook my dad's side of the family
invented the hook so like those are the two sides that i come from but my mom's side my cousins the
big number of cousins they're more like my mom's side of the family they're more oh what towns folky kind of like a lot of them went to
college because that's what you do these days i don't think that they did as much academia
maybe as i preferred when i went but they're not like total brain rot victims because they come
from some traditional family values like grandma's house
family values um so they're relatively fine a few you know have strayed a bit but for the most part
they're kind of like working class americans that are kind of interested in family rearing and
stuff like that that's dope that's dope yeah they don't they don't that old school influence
plays a big role it's similar to my it's similar to my family depending what side of the family
well actually both sides of the family are fucking knuckleheads but um depending which i guess aunt
or uncle determined you know like how the siblings you know, their kids ended up coming out with my cousins or whatever.
Cause I have like one side that's just like, they're up to no good.
And then I have the other side who are, you know, same thing.
They did what they were told, went to school, you know, work for the state or, you know, whatever.
And it's like, you know, once I got it figured out, one side is trying to figure out, we're all mixed in.
Everybody's problems, everybody's problems everybody's problems it's like we're still in that like transition phase in the family
we're like we're trying to get over the bullshit it's like our parents came here you know they
did all the sacrifices and struggles to give us a better life right some people in the family
fucked it up some people like took it serious so i think like my kids are gonna be like that
you know like that generation is gonna be that change yeah and that's kind of what i've i feel that way too i feel like that age group is
like gonna have maybe kind of a better setup because we will have a little bit more
advanced distribution of you know resources technologies that they can empower themselves with to make the leap where, you know,
if a family generation doesn't have the knowledge base to pass on or like skills to train up
their children, then it's like, can the state do it? Maybe, you know, you kind of have to do it
yourself. The state's resources could assist. Did you do it? Yes or no? And if no, then it's like, okay, well, then that's not going to propagate anything farther. If you don't gain any skills or if you didn't have the good luck or whatever it is to form these structures, then you can't pass those structures on in any way, but this next generation might have more abundant access to those kind of codified wisdoms that they can access even if mom and dad or the state
couldn't have provided it.
There's a technology that they can use and with their own work, their own mind, they
can extract those lessons.
Facts. Facts. they can extract those lessons facts facts
some of this future is still
fucking cooked but
I think overall
we're in a decent
you know given all the shit
that we have access to
I think we're in good shape
yeah I genuinely do too and i think we're
you know i think we're in the this look at it dude the the seasons of our times we are in the
end of 2025 there are less than 10 days left i believe so which is incredible that I never know what day of the week it is. I never
know what month it is. I never know where we are in time. And even I am pretty confident
that we are almost at the end of 2025. So it's obviously a pretty macro timestamp.
And maybe 2026 is sort of the dawn of the age where rather than it always appearing to be man, what's the phrase in prestige?
He says man's imagination exceeds his grasp.
Maybe we're moving into the dawn of man's grasp exceeds his imagination because the artificial intelligence has an even greater imagination and we can
access and grasp and reach out and grasp.
So rather than human-led technology innovation, it might be technology led human innovation.
Danny's speaking.
Did I work?
No, no, you're good.
No, I'm just listening.
You know, it's like instead of Elon having to figure out, like, how do we make the better rocket?
It's like, what if the better robot tells Elon, like, here's why we need these rockets.
Here's why we need this design. And then the humans just go like okay assign me the task
me where to put my optimized suit with my fingers and my you know elbows and i'll turn the thing on
or whatever has to happen to make it work and it's like you create a good enough ai that it guides the people rather than people having
to train the ai dude i had a conversation yesterday uh with a cousin of mine who was uh
in school for robotics he's fucking like bright future this is like the generation i'm talking
about like you know like there's a side of the family they're like you know they're having their
kids we're you know we're trying to do it right so like they's a side of the family. They're like, you know, they're having their kids where, you know, we're trying to do it right. So like
They have a steady foundation. So this kids into robotics and good at it, right?
So he's been learning all the AI shit all this other crap, whatever and he hits me up yesterday
He's like y'all wanna switch my major and I'm like to what he's like finance and I'm like finance
I'm like why you want to go from robotics to finance? He's like, dude
You know how you've been trying to get me into crypto and I was like, he was like
I finally started like looking into it. I was like, okay, he's like, yeah know how you've been trying to get me into crypto and i was like he was like i finally started like looking into it i was like okay he's like yeah i think i want to like
focus on like finance and crypto and like building stuff and like just really like just focusing on
this and long story short he basically came to the conclusion all the i'm learning
doesn't matter if i don't have the money.
I can see that. Yeah. I think that's where here's, here was one of the epiphanies I had though,
right? Cause I was going through this whole simulacrum of ideas. I think that the money is also experiencing the abundance. Imagine going to imagine being an outsider coming to my town where we have several Catholic churches
and walking inside and rather than asking for spare change, rather than asking for a place to
sleep, rather than asking for a job at McDonald's, what if you walked in and you had knowledge in
robotics or a passion for finance? What if you were a good, hardworking person with an able-mind and able-body? And you said, do you guys have a professional network that I can try to be of
value to, be of service to? And you say, resources that I'm short on, money, resources that I'm
abundant on, creativity, problem-sol solving, computer programming, whatever it is.
And these people who have established industrial wealth, and maybe they run the businesses
of the town, they are of an older generation, and they may not be as proficient in something
like prompt engineering, or computer programming, or cryptocurrency.
or computer programming or cryptocurrency. And so that's what you bring to the reciprocity
organization is through your youth, you are more aptly aligned perhaps through your passions
to be the cryptocurrency contribution to this melting pot of industry. And then they say, well, money is very easy for
us to come up with. The reason we're not just handing it out to bums on the street
is because they'll smoke it away and I can light dollar bills on fire. I would rather
invest in a person who has both the capacity and the passion
to do these things I cannot do
or that I'm not currently specialized in.
And then that will benefit me and return on my investment.
Yeah, like you're spot on.
I basically told them like to sum it up.
I was like, look, I think by now you figured out
that a lot of the stuff they're teaching in in school, especially like this AI robotic stuff, the school is figuring it out just as fast as you are.
So you don't really need them for that.
The other stuff you're not familiar with, which is like the finance world and all that stuff that you do need them for that.
So if your frame of thought is you still want to stick with tech, but you want to strengthen your financial stuff and like continue, you know, learning all that stuff.
I was like, yeah, it doesn't hurt.
Like you're still, you can come out with a finance degree and still be a super chat in AI and robotics.
Yeah.
You know, it's just, what do you, what knowledge are, do you feel you're lacking?
And then go and seek that knowledge.
If you're proficient in robotics,
but you're not proficient in finance,
go learn finance.
AI can teach the robot student more robotics or assist them in their robotics.
AI can also help the finance student
become more proficient in finance.
But right now, my generation of humans
are typically better off accessing the
extremely nuanced communication protocol of person-to-person education. You know what it's
like when you prompt the AI. It doesn't necessarily have currently the training status to create the immersive experience
that helps make education palatable in foreign topics and specialties that you are not an
expert in yet.
And so it can be nice to have a mentor who can empathize with that and give a human experience
that is so immersive, the student does not become frustrated and
disenfranchised with the lesson plan or the AI that says, step one, read this book, step two,
step three. And it's like, it's so boring. I want to do this, but it bores me to tears.
The teacher could step in and use metaphors and allegories and anecdotes and provide an engaging
environment where the student doesn't fall out of interest
just long enough to have the insightful epiphany of, oh, that's how it works.
Okay, now I'm ready for the next lesson.
That's why I went to school.
You think I don't know where the public library is I was raised in it like
I know where all the books are I even know where they are on the shelves do you think I want to
sit down and just thumb through all the pages all the time I like to talk to someone who already has
and then say okay Professor Jarvis when you that, what do you think about these ideas? Knowing I haven't
read any of it, or I'm still reading it. Oh, well, in my 30 years of thinking of just that
one specific idea, here are some of my condensed, optimized outputs. And it's like, okay, thank you.
I'll take those in the next five minutes, and'll go to my next class thank you yeah dude it's crazy uh the they have access to
how like um in real time like the world view is changing way faster than our generation
yeah worldview is changing way faster than our generation. Sure. Yeah, that's, I think that's why it's, you know, there is a dichotometric dynamic of
progress and what I'm calling kind of like preservation, maintenance.
So we're, we can't do both at the same time.
If 100% of the attention is needed in maintenance,
then there's no non-maintenance occurring.
There's no innovation occurring.
There's no replacement occurring.
It is just maintenance.
And if we're a hundred percent progress, we are at maximum friction. You know, the heat panels on the spaceship are hitting the atmosphere
a hundred percent. They're heating up real hot. It's falling apart. The, the thing's
durability is maximally stressed because it has no maintenance. And so these generational gaps are like, you know,
your generation perceives to have not made progress as fast,
but also didn't blow each other up or kill each other with guns and knives
just long enough that now you can identify as a squirrel, you know,
like whatever, whatever the next stage of
the battleground of progress is maintenance sustained long enough preservation sustained
long enough that the progress can now be attempted or we had to heal. That's, you know,
preservation could be repair, maintenance, repair. It could be that we came
out of an era of extreme progress, but could not scale and support all of the resources
that are in the equation. And so we use the preservation and maintenance to distribute the benefits to the people that are going to
need them and it takes time and then once there's a satiated effect now we go for progress again
and that's why like elon's talking about money not mattering anymore and it's like yeah but that also
comes with the idea that like a lot of robots are doing a lot of jobs that non-robots used to do and that
artificial intelligence is answering a lot of questions that non-humans or that humans used to
answer so if you imagine the future always looking like the past it probably doesn't make sense
the future probably does look like the future because the roles are changing and along this
dynamic of progress and preservation understanding that there is a higher order that is incentivized
to proliferate and preserve itself which we are now identifying as like ai or maybe early
man identified as like god yeah that's spot on that's spot on it's like a push and pull always
with those two yep and like man becomes a lesser and lesser direct part of the equation as far as
technology but is the end all be all as far as we have ever known, in the experiential.
So it's like the nodes sign the blocks, the blocks not nodes.
So the robots are not humans.
But if there's a god and god made humans and then the humans make the robots the robots
have this increasing artificial intelligence man becoming um redundant doesn't necessarily
logically follow but i could make the case for either but yeah no but again technology moves forward doesn't care like
bio humans that that's coming you know fucking we already have like ai powered prosthetic arms and
like it's all coming and that's the thing is it's just like i think i think the ultimate everlasting
is voice why do you neo why do you persist mr anderson why do you persist because i
choose to the the other side if you're doing the principles of logic the other side of the logical
dependency factor is why would you ever die because i choose to they are they're both the results of a choice and neo does die in the matrix in the first movie
agent smith shoots him once he looks down and can't believe that he's been shot and he gets
shot about seven more times and then he dies but he also chooses to come back and so that would
that would be like a god-like ability That's like Jesus Christ showing it as a
manifestation. And man's understanding is choosing to die. And after death, choosing to come back to
life, it becomes this infinitude. It's like existence is a status. Existence and non-existence are choices of that status and the modus operandi of existence
is to persist the modus operandi of death is to not exist they are pushing and pulling against
each other insofar as the sea meets the sky dude i like i can imagine way back when when it was like all horses
and then the guy who invented the wheel and then like all like the you know the fucking people who
like selling horses like no we can't have these wheels and whatever and it's like we're talking
about that in the kitchen last night we've been talking about these themes dude it's like tech
moves forward doesn't care oh they can't they invented the wheel that means less horses
oh they put an engine in it so now we ain't got a pull we didn't got a higher
or own four horses to pull oh great like technology is going to move forward it doesn't care
and that's where i think that is kind of the revelation of the method is like there is a primal force that is imperfectly embodied in the present technologies, which are optimal for exerting those forces.
It was imperfect to use the horse to travel, but it sure beats walking.
And then the car supersedes that, but they are both these horsepowers.
They are like the force, electromagnetic, strong, weak, fundamental.
They are these ethos, these ideas, these invisible realities that become manifest imperfectly through physical form
and that's they're imperfect insofar as they are not infinite they wear down they break down
they need to be maintained and their knowledge needs to be preserved
you know what's going to exist for a very long time and like when you start to think
about it is like going back like using that example of like the horses in the wheel a ledger
a ledger has been old since like forever preservation preservation and the maintenance of records
so i thought you're gonna say orangutans But that's cool
That's why I go tripping balls
On the proof of space and time
That's why I tell people it's literally a miracle
It's like I don't think you get it yet
I don't think you fully have appreciated
Even if you weren't wealthy
Even if you weren't quote unquote smart
Or skilled
You landed on the free space
Of the bingo card and all the other squares are
going to fill up around you it's almost like x marks the spot you know with elon's app where
we congregate it's it's this thing of like in all of the records of all time whether you arrived
there going forward or you learn about it looking back through the past, there will be this point within the incrementation at which you made your mark.
And that will say a lot.
and even preservation and moving forward like right now like using you know space and time if
you wanted to do a snapshot of the chain right now it's like about a little bit under 300 gigabytes
right tech is going to progress it's going to go to three gigabytes and then 300 megabytes
and then three megabytes
and then it's either on or off.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, those are,
you know, these are big kind of metaphysical
existential
thematics, but
it's one reason that I'm actually quite optimistic because there are,
and that,
and that's why I like when Grizzle said he,
in the morning space,
he was like,
you know,
I believe in God.
I know,
I know you guys do.
He was just talking about at least he was on stage with them.
Yeah.
I was speaking for everybody.
Right.
But yeah,
it's like when he says that it's like
i think some people are they're not under this feeling of fear and paranoia and distress
because they see it as sensible it's logical it it actually follows form it follows the highest form it you could you could envision doing evil with it
but you could also envision something more powerful doing good with it and then it's like okay well
pick your player you know pick your position who which side of the fence are you on i think i know
the dominant strategy often doesn't look like eliminating potential.
It looks like maximizing it.
So if your fears are that something could come along and stop the proliferation of life, you should watch Jurassic Park again.
And then you might come to similar conclusions as that one guy who says life finds a way
it's like the unstoppable force progress life cuts through the immovable object
damn we dropping some heat in here bro it might be too early for some folks
yeah i almost named the space trading but i knew none of you would show up
i think it's an amazing thing it's an amazing i wasn't expecting to have these type of
conversations or thoughts this morning but this is what i'm thinking about all the time bullish
but it's becoming more salient to me now it's becoming more like illuminated in my mind's eye. I'm thinking about making this one of the major themes of my lectures, of my spaces, calling it training.
And it's for the youth.
Because Bo Burnham has this song from the perspective of God.
He has this incredible line.
He says, my love is the type of love that you have to earn.
And when you earn it, you won't need it. And I've talked about like people come in my space as they
get the alpha, then they know what they need to know. And then you'd never see him again.
And that's okay. But that's, that's why the space continues is because there is a bunch of youth
that are inexperienced, do not know the things. Even
students of many years, I have a lot of years of school, you forget things, you need to hear it a
different way, you need to hear it again, you need to do the homework again, you need to refresh your
memory at that time that it becomes relevant again. And so we need to preserve the lecture hall where the discourse can happen forever so that as the youth board the ship, they can train, they can do the HVAC training, they can do the lecture hall training to accelerate themselves to a position of participating in the reciprocity system.
Yeah, this shit is heavy, but it's the right kind of heavy.
I was feeling defeated last night, dude.
I've been feeling defeated for weeks.
But man, having the Lord in my life, I know deep down, everything's going to be fine and everything's already done.
Right.
Just.
I'm not going, we're not going through motions, right?
Not puppets over here.
We're making decisions.
We're making choices, but the future is done.
Oh, dude. Family, friends. Y'all are here. we're making decisions we're making choices but the future is done oh dude family friends
y'all are here i wake up in the morning and i can come in here and hang out with the tang gang and
my friends and just feel better dude and that's all the evidence to be like well that's how i know
it'll all be all right look at how blessed i already am i I can imagine way worse circumstances. Even at some of the lowest points
of my life, I could have still imagined way worse circumstances. So there's a lot more evidence to
suggest it's going to be all right and it even maybe gets better than there is to suggest that
we're on a downward spiral and we need to be afraid of what comes next but that you know other people could
have a different perspective i just wouldn't want to be standing in front of the train when we leave
the station because there is no stopping this one yeah dude you're talking about reaching out to the
youth i'm 55 years old dude i need this as much as anybody dude i need refreshers there's i don't need this as much as anybody, dude. I need refreshers.
There's, I don't know shit.
Like the older you get, the less you realize you know.
It's like, I look back on a life and say,
damn, was I wrong just about everything?
Looking back, it's like the progress is fun though, dude.
You know, the progress is fun.
For sure. is fun though dude you know the progress is fun for sure and one day you know you'll
you'll have no more need for the orangutan suit you'll transcend into light particles and
you'll be in the fiber optic cables delivering the wisdom to the ai that the student pulls up
so that he can solve that problem on his math test or whatever. But yeah, I'm with you.
For me, the learning happens with the, call it teaching or just expressing. I get up here and I
just open up my head valve and the information drops from my skull to my mouth and along the way it creates these epiphanies and these opportunities for
discussions that kind of uh it is like jurassic park we're like dusting off fossils and you go
like ah maybe there is a form that kind of holds up and is makes sense and we can analyze it and
try to imagine it forward and backward and
put it in the now put it in the past put it in the future and imagine the outcomes um for me is
as good as being in the audience listening you know to the professors and to the the mentors that's why like when gene and bram are in spaces i'm'm usually not on stage. I'm usually, I'm usually listening,
you know, there are times your class, several classes all semester long of really locking in
and being grateful for the lesson that I come up and I'll, you know, stay five minutes after they
get done with whatever they're doing and, and ask kind of weird curiosities that I have,
you know,
where I've already picked up much of the coursework.
Charles Hoskinson has 1 million followers on X.
Gene Hoffman has less than 28,000.
That's just wrong, dude.
That's why you know X is such a fucking great...
That's how you know.
That's how you know what the real classes are.
There's a million people in Home Ec.
There's a million people in Jim.
There's a million people that have Math 101.
There's less than 28,000 that have proof of time and space,
global economics, governance, freedom, infinite dreamscape, universe,
AI manifestation manifold, like a lot harder to get into that class.
So those seats fill up quick.
I love it. You know why I love it? Because one,
not too many people know about it. So that's good. That means we got time.
But the other thing too, is that's the way it should be because not everyone should have access.
symbiotes they can't see the perimeters of the west world theme park the hills the one woman
goes hey there's a door over here and the simulant goes doesn't look like anything to me
when i try to tell people about chia they'll be like yeah i don't really care and it's like well
that's why you can't see it it's because you're not tuned it you're not tuning in i can't force
morpheus i can show you the door but you're the one that has to walk through it.
It's like until you look at Danny, you know, he goes, I was feeling defeated these last
couple of weeks on his farm with his wife, with his kids and grandkids.
Christmas time, you know, his life has its ups and downs, but isn't it easier to cry
But isn't it easier to cry in a Mercedes than on a bicycle?
in a Mercedes than on a bicycle?
So it's like he has done quite well in the larger balance of things.
And maybe that's why he's able to see.
Dan is crying in a diesel, baby.
So he can see things a little bit differently,
maybe than someone who's kind of cut off from those attunements,
who then is more likely to kind of look at the world and say
this place is a it's like um like the plug you know like when you have the plug like you don't
like you got to protect the plug it's like yo introduce me to the plug like nah bro you ain't
ready for the plug just call me when you need something right that's where i'm at right now
and i don't really feel like I need much,
but I'm becoming more aware of things,
more cognizant of things.
And that was a big epiphany for me today.
I was like, you know what?
I think I'm finally finding bookends for a curriculum
that I could teach over and over and over again.
And I think I have a network
and there are resources that I could direct people to
that would expound on that lecture
and on that coursework
so that they could take
whatever specific specializations there are
or how to take these general philosophies
and this larger thematic
and then apply it to a discipline.
It's funny, man.
It's like the meme.
It's like, Lord, why do you keep giving me
your toughest battles and you're eating a steak?
Right.
I love it.
I love it.
Sometimes I fall victim of it,
but I'm glad I read the books I read at a young age because it like it keeps on harping on that.
And even like Rich Dad Poor Dad, they touch on God and all that other stuff in faith and like just pushing through.
And like if things are not hard, then that means there's nothing good on the other side.
yeah i think um it can be easy to conflate good with worth some things feel good and aren't worth
doing some things aren't good at all and they cost a lot and so you might say well that's worth a lot
and there you know there's all these kind of tricky mind games that happen to us.
That's what I was talking about earlier on in the space, the infinity of infinities.
If there's an infinite infinities, then how do you ever produce good or better or best?
It's because in the infinite infinities, there are still increments of measurement.
And so what you perceive to be better is a gooder infinity. It's an infiniter. It's a
fewer. It's Plato's forms. There is a best design for the chair. It's probably contextual,
but it will certainly have superior elements, dominant elements than the inferior chair. And so if you prefer to live on the farm with family, that will require a certain plugged into attunement. you are being the NPC, you're not participating, plugging in, you're not connecting, you're not
finding the reciprocity engine to accelerate yourself toward that goal, then you will find
yourself in circumstances that do not look like that, maybe look worse than that.
But again, I'm only using material aesthetic concepts because we're trying to put manifest form to these things, but they're really ethereal concepts.
And there can be peace on a bicycle that isn't always available in a Mercedes.
So there are infinite infinities, and you can go about them from a multitude of
directions. It's not to try to prescribe. That's kind of what we're running into with Nick Fuentes'
movement is characterized as this white Christian nationalism. And that can also be seen as an
affront to people that aren't white, aren't
Christian, and don't like the United States of America. It's a proposition and an observation.
Maybe that's what he's truly proposing. Maybe that's just how people observe what he's proposing
to truly be derived as. But either way, it's just one module in an incrementation of an infinite number of approaches that have an infinite amount of qualities.
And so the piece is โ here was something I came up with.
So welcome โ we're changing it now.
Everyone's warmed up.
It's 9-10.
If you're not in class by 9-10, I don't know how to help you.
This is now the training hours. Um, the word train, I'll get
into that in a second, but, um, where were we? Oh, to be interrupted by oneself. Um,
anyway, it'll come to me. I've been thinking about this stuff. I couldn't sleep,
thought about it all night sleep thought about it all
night thought about it all morning i did sleep but i couldn't i chose to but i couldn't um
yeah man these are these are like
pretty heavy things and and they're kind of inescapable things people have choices to make
there are resources in abundance and the idea is that anything that lasts
can stand to see optimizations and efficiencies so if you perceive something, this is like bullish knows this. I have tons of ideas all the time. Why don't they exist, manifest as products on the shelf?
And I'll also say my idea out loud, and then it will do the schematics and the organizational flow and the propagation, proliferation, and maintenance of that idea.
And it will immediately become ubiquitous in the market where it's needed.
But I could also spend a lot of my human suit energy, which means I'm not maintaining and preserving the human suit uh building that
shit and while i'm out there in the abyss of space building it i could get hit by an asteroid and die
and so i don't feel like that don't feel like dying on the job so i'm actually um just doing
i'm still refining long-term planning before I assign the task. And because I haven't
assigned the task yet, I don't know if I'll assign it to myself or to like Jarvis.
Yep. You'll just wait for it to catch up to you.
Yeah. I let, I let it come to me. That's why I said earlier, I was like, by the time you guys
agree that money is useless, like Elon Musk, I'll just say, sure.
All right, I'm in.
Let's do it.
Yeah, I recognize that early on about you.
You're patient.
You'll just wait.
I got other things to do in the meantime, like learn and think.
Yeah, I don't have high tolerance I don't have high
tolerance for like impatient people
yeah
there's certain things
yeah there's like
certain things where like you have to be
impatient but
you know there's things you have to do today
there's things you have to do tomorrow and then
there's things that you don't have to do the day after and you just wait you whatever we've been
saying the words triggered it for me one of the lessons that came to mind for the i even talked
about this but when i was asking people five six ago, what would you do with all the money in the world? And they would always say like, I'm on the beach, fast car, big house.
I told everyone what mine is. Nest, the nexus for experiential skills training.
Isn't it funny that the Twitter space terminology then became, when you post things to the top,
like writing on the whiteboard, it becomes the nest. People say I put it up in the
nest. Um, the nest is the name of the student section that I invented when I went to school
here and I would go to our basketball team was garbage and, but it's fun. I love basketball
and we wanted more students to show up so we could have like a home court advantage
and we wanted more students to show up so we could have like a home court advantage.
and so i produced the nest because we're the dew hawks and that's where all the students go to go
crazy and like body paint and signs and yell crazy shit at the people shooting free throws
and that's how we were able to we would do events like t-shirt nights or like come dressed up as this or that.
You could get little prizes, right?
Well, that's my goal.
If I had all the money in the world, I would want to develop an institution for elevating learners is what I think it would be called.
is what I think it would be called. And that's where the youth, the unlearned,
can come and engage with the more experienced, the more adept, and the more skillful to help
inspire them through immersive experiences like hands-on training, thought-provoking discussions,
and to acquire the knowledge that suits their interests so that they can maximize
their contribution to the economics of reciprocity. Doing what they enjoy doing,
being rewarded for it, and helping a higher order of need in a general direction of progress.
in a general direction of progress. And so now, in order for that institution of
elevating learners to exist, you have to have curriculum, right? And it's very difficult to
decide where it begins and where it ends. And so I've been searching for an infinite thematic that can encapsulate the general concept of the philosophies and frameworks and
skills and needs that constitute this sort of global effort of what some authors have called like spaceship earth and, you know, kind of this concept of globalization, this concept of like the Starship Enterprise, Star most cherished chair. I think one of the
ways to introduce the curriculum is to analyze some of the ideals which are ubiquitous.
Ubiquity allows us to have the most amount of reference and perspective because it can be the
most shared among the most things. And and perspective because it can be the most shared
among the most things. And think about that AI I was talking about, it's trying to proliferate
in as many places as possible. So an idea which self-propagates is a compatible module to a curriculum that serves the highest order of intelligence. And so here is lesson one,
peace and quiet. It's just a phrase, peace and quiet. But isn't it peculiar that they are
differentiated? If peace and quiet were the same thing, you could simply say peace, or you could
simply say quiet. Peace and quiet elicits an idea that while peace may sometimes be quiet, quiet may
sometimes be peaceful, they are not always the case to be one another, and they could even be not the case. Peace could be very loud.
Peace might require constant debate, dialogue, hard work, charity. Quiet might be the absence
of sound. They can be totally distinct. They can be identical. They can share qualities, peace and quiet.
But the ideal, the module, the one that you hear, I'm looking for a little peace and quiet.
Right? That's the phrase. So the idea here is like, you can extrapolate the benefits. People need a place to live. Living is more suited in a peaceful environment than a violent environment. Violence is a means to an end, the end of living. So we prefer a
Right?
That's the phrase.
peaceful place to live. But if we had peace through all living inside of these prisons that
are barred rooms, and you could hear all of the other people who have no interest in your self
interest all of the time, then it would not be quiet.
And so it's not ideal to only have peace, and it's not ideal to quietly be tortured to death.
So peace and quiet come together to serve these sometimes the same, sometimes similar,
sometimes different purposes that are always complementary to the highest order of ideal. The highest order of ideal is some combination through which you have peace and quiet.
That's why it's called that.
So when you look at the call to action for anything, progress versus preservation, we can't be doing 100% of both. You can't full-ass both of them. You could try to half-ass each of them, and you're probably no further ahead than if you were to specialize in one or the other and then assign the task of the other to another.
So these are some of the concepts that I'm going to kind of build into a lot of the discussions moving forward.
Not all spaces will always be these spaces because like anything, you know, I'm i'm a person i don't want to be bored
so if it bores me i won't do it because part of the it's a reciprocity engine if i'm not
getting out of it what i need i won't produce the immersion that the youth needs. There won't be this compatible attunement frequency for us to
share in. And so it would be a moot point. But these are things that I want to do because I'm
not motivated by money. I could make money go further, the clearer my visions become. But I'm not arbitrarily acquiring money
as some mechanism through which I become satisfied.
So for me, it is more satisfying
to have peace and quiet achieved
through endless discourse, imaginings, debates, lectures, lessons.
The metaphysics, for me, are a place I go where I'm not doing war, violent physical war.
And even when it's loud, in my mind, it is quiet. I am blocking out all of the unnecessary thought and sounds that impede my ability to maintain that stream of consciousness for the sake of serving this higher order of governance of maintaining, preserving. I'm on the preserving team. I might not be on the progress
team as far as like the engineering side of the house, but I'm maybe on the progress team as far
as the planning side of the house. But in my practice, it is preservation of the knowledge
that the youth are not inherently born into. And while it's accessible all around them,
there's a library in every major
city in the United States of America, that doesn't mean it will compel people to search its rows and
search its stacks for information, even though this order need may require their abilities.
may require their abilities.
And they are just simply not tuning in yet.
It's in my vested interest as a self-preservation
to facilitate or minimize the barrier
for them to realize that potential.
That's how we all get paid, baby.
That's how we all get donuts in the break room.
I'm excited.
I'm excited. I think the future is bright, man.
I think the future is bright, man.
I think that we're coming up on the end of the past, dude.
I think it's 12-23-25 today.
Tomorrow it'll be 1-2-2-4-2-5.
We're going into 2026. it'll be a brand new year it'll be the first year ever that
crypto is not listed as a high risk asset or a high risk investment by the sec it'll be
kind of the first year where we're going into phdlevel AI modules being accessible to people for a cost.
It's still not totally free, but a lot of free tokens exist.
You can use Google's Gemini a lot of the time.
You could go to the library, go on their computer, use the free version of Grok for a while.
of Grok for a while. So we're kind of in the very first era now where anyone being born today will
grow up in a world where AI already existed, right? I used to say that about the blockchain.
Most of us in this room, if not all of us in this room, were born before the blockchain existed,
before the internet, some of you. You've lived long enough to see the internet,
to see the blockchain, and eventually to have the stock market trade on the blockchain.
But the people that are born after that day will be born into a world where it already exists.
So those are the youth.
People who, they come into this world capable of potentially learning anything, but they didn't choose or influence the board or they showed up.
What up, Gooey? What up, baby?
How you doing, homie?
Man, we're chilling.
Just got, man, we got all the homies on stage. I just had to come in and say a quick, hey,
I wanted to wish everyone a happy holiday season
and um yeah man just just loving it you know best vibes ever in 2026 more more juice for the more
juice for the squeezing uh more more goodies for the grove all the good stuff all the time full
power um man i'm i'm looking forward to hanging out with y'all i'm looking forward to
another season of the world meme championship one grove gaming loving the wojak collection
um looking forward to i mean we got we got you know the permuto stuff like so much to be excited
about all good stuff and we're we collectively are the ones that make it all happen so fucking
shout out to the tang gang 10 000 year dynasty let's fucking go yeah man wait until you realize
10 000 years is like 24 hours and then it's like well do you want to do it again or the sun comes
up yeah man it's like it's like video game time it's like how a day passes in grand theft auto
oh that was 10 000 hours okay cool let's run it back like video game time it's like how a day passes in grand theft auto oh that
was 10 000 hours okay cool let's run it back i'll try to literally do it backwards try to run it run
the fastest lap but do it driving backwards oh yeah it's like uh when you get to the end of the
video game they're like would you like to play it again with 10 more difficulty okay yeah and that's
what i you know that's why i kind of like the idea of the ascendant perspective of what if it was all around you all the time? What if primitive man looked up at the moon, lived 300 miles north in the city.
And primitive man was in the jungle on some task he had long since forgotten the genesis of.
And by the time he emerges from the jungle, the time it takes his human suit not empowered by horse and buggy and car to carry him the evolutions had occurred he emerges now into the
present so it's kind of like this uh almost schizophrenic m-loop paradox of existence but
i think as we continue in good faith you know do our best to contribute to the progress and maintain our own preservation
we we afford ourselves the opportunity to see these great miracles unfold and like
that's end game content or the next chapter's content whereby it's like oh well now you know
when i first started the game all i had was the club and the buckler shield, but now I have this sword that's a holy legendary item, and I have this shield that's a holy legendary item, and it's very similar constructs, but very different benefits.
benefits. Primitive man better get busy harvesting those mushrooms out off the plains. And, uh,
yeah, man, it's, it's, uh, it's one thing to witness a miracle. It's a very different thing
to recognize it as such. Yep. That's why I'm very much at peace all the time. Like I don't,
um, I don't have the same money afforded lifestyle that I lifestyle that I had because I've made choices out of emotion for things I care about more than the accumulation of dollars.
And yet, I'm way happier all the time.
And I'm getting happier almost every day and so i also know that it kind of whenever i want i can make money start pouring in
but i just don't care about money so for me it's more about like well when whenever i find a
symbiotic cause that produces money and also is the thing i already want to do real bad
then that'll just be the time that there will be a windfall.
But until then, I actually kind of enjoy not being distracted
with the whole inflows and outflows of it.
Less is more for me a lot of the time.
Yeah, man.
Well, you've been the offboarding champion.
Like, do less has been the mantra.
Yeah, man.
A little peace and quiet goes a long way for me.
You can't have all these people being wrong, you know, loud.
Hush, hush, hush.
Worry, man.
Well, much love to all of y'all.
Keep doing what you're doing.
We're going to win so hard next year.
Yeah, man.
Well, I mean, look how we got here, winning.
It's just what we do
look all around how do you know you're winning if you if ever you forget look all around and
see the losers beside you the slain bodies the trail of losers slain behind you is what you mean
i think well you know there's progress there progress in preservation, but some of these people are not making progress and they're not keeping their suit shiny. You know, it's like they might just not be making progress and time is the constant.
matrix uh the homie goat emoji goat emoji was like time is never again time never opposes us
and i was like i didn't say it opposes us i said it's against us like wind in your sail carries
you forward on your path the wind is against the sail it's friction it's a never-ending force that
causes wear and tear that's why you have to dedicate real energy
to the preservation. You can't just do nothing and stay forever. You can do less and be more
efficient at it. And if it is a net positive, last forever. But you can't do nothing because time will never stop.
That's its rule.
They never give up.
That is a lesson I stole from time
itself.
It always has the upper hand.
Time is always against us,
helping keep us down, grounded.
These are
like the inescapable
invisible forces of the universe,
man. I see them everywhere and feel
them everywhere. That's why I'm very unsatisfied with like,
here is your credits for pushing the object.
Time is pushing constantly.
If we are still paying each other to push it,
we are suboptimal.
Has anyone discussed optimizing this yet?
They're like, we don't have
time. We have to push it. And it's like, then I need to talk to your manager because somebody
has the ability to make a decision and optimize this. I'll push it, but I'm not going to fucking
push it if there's a better way. And you're telling me it's being pushed right now. How do
I know? Time never stops pushing against us.
Something's pushing on it.
I don't have to do it.
It's taken care of.
Now let's figure out how to do it better so that if I ever do have to do it,
I don't want to fucking blow my brains out in the process.
Must optimize. must optimize that's why I like
you know I get a lot of optimism
I hold
Elon accountable
and I'm critical of him
but I love the progress
you know we're all humans we not God. We're not the highest governance. We are in the body politic. And we can be corrupt and we can be mistaken. And we can overcome our mistakes in time as long as they're not cataclysmic in nature.
And that's where no one man needs to rule the world.
Anything, it's been ruled the entire time by something a little bit stronger than man.
And man has a reciprocity role to play in his agenda.
So don't ever get bothered.'m not like afraid of death i'm not
afraid of where will the stuff come from in my lane moisturized feeling i even bought a water
today that's what i got i was looking at all of the Universe Cities you know sustenance packages
they send us up here with
like astronaut food it comes wrapped
in these concealed packages
and these like
you should see the liquid comes in like
a band held
canteen
that's like sealed from
whenever it was shipped from Earth
I was looking at you know
the like
rocket cola
and the dew
that they collected off of the peaks of the mountains
from Earth and I thought to myself
I was like what if I just went with some
good old fashioned
synthesized H2O?
So I grabbed that bottle and like, man, this is now unmoisturized, chilling in my own lane.
It's pretty awesome when you have these, you know, some of the, it's not as exciting as the options you get back on Earth when you're at, like, the supermarket.
But it's, you know, for just being a space pod for snacks and sustenance,
it's got some good variety.
You should see, dude, when i walk into the store when i walk into an american grocery store now
i see a tesco like the work globalization is happening all around us
all of the uh i see a tesco because of the prices i grew up in an america where 200 got you like i don't know two weeks
food for like a nuclear family now 200 gets you like one week food for their family in in the woods bro i remember growing up remember how like
especially back in those days going to the supermarket was the thing right it was like
an event like we're going to the supermarket we're loading this bitch up you know we're getting
everything for like two weeks to a month or whatever yeah it was like an event like yo we're
going to the supermarket everybody had a you know go get your shit you know mom had her list that her list it was a
whole thing right yep saddlebags on the donkeys yeah dude if you was able to afford 200 and this
is like a cart full you check out 200 you know oh yeah they good huge huge dude like that that was like you're you're literally you you're not or you're
you're in the highest what more the fuck could you want it's like you have fruity pebbles in
that cart what more could you want we're literally throwing out food every month bingo that's the
thing is like no one's buying 200 of canned goods they're buying shit they don't need. And that's what I meant. When I go to the
store now, the prices have caught up to the real demand and supply curve. People are so entitled
because of how fast the innovation happened that we just think we need fruity pebbles.
And people have long since forgotten that shit was never necessary and the price of everything is coming up now and
you go in europe they go grocery shopping like once every two to three days yeah dude dude it's
a completely like i was there and i had to like force to live in it because like shit will fucking
go back yeah it just will go back because everything is fresh and like, but that's the benefit
is it's fresh.
Yeah,
that's the benefit.
Yeah,
it's everything's fresh.
It's not dumb expensive.
That's the good thing.
It's not dumb expensive.
It's actually affordable.
Like you go to a fucking,
like I'm going to use Portugal.
Or more.
I'm going to use Portugal.
If you go to Portugal
and you spend 200 euros
on a,
on a grocery fucking,
shopping, a lot of that shit's gonna go back
bingo yeah you just don't do it now you might spend 200 euros over the course of that week
but you're gonna do it over the course of four trips to the store right and you're gonna get
what you need to cook fresh for that night or for tomorrow you know what I mean? and you don't have to live in a fucking
40 floor
shit hole prison apartment
when you walk outside
there is green grass and
trees and when you go to the pub
there is 300 year old
oak in the bar
and it's like you couldn't
you couldn't pay someone enough
to go back in time and cut down
the same tree so there are some
things that are already priced in
that's why I love my time
it's a 200
plus year old city in America
and we're on the Mississippi
River every
other place that touches
this river is a shithole.
We have the territory that was harder to send goods on because we have hills,
which where the glaciers came, there really aren't hills out here. Along the river,
There really aren't hills out here.
Along the river, some of us have hills, but most of them have plains.
We have way harder territory to traverse, so we are displaced in the path.
They went to Chicago before they went to Dubuque.
They would rather go 100 miles off the river, where they can immediately send things to and fro than to try and get a horse to pull a thousand pounds up this boulevard at a fucking 40 degree incline.
so we've always had things
take longer to catch up to us
but now I see it catching up to us
and I realize it's like
oh yeah it's way less affordable to buy all the shit
I don't need
that said I wouldn't trade my spot
for your inner city Chicago apartment
for all the fucking
fruity pebbles on the shelf
um yeah no lies though
and that's that's what i hope people will appreciate like when you're buying your chia
when you're buying your coins of base and time money think about the hierarchical needs. To escape the matrix,
you want to own shelter in a place that you feel peace and quiet.
That's your first one, shelter. it well if you're gonna hit it big
before the time an unending merchant of time pulls all of the prices of things up as a
inevitability not i understand money becomes less useful property, they're not making any more earth.
So if you don't want to catch a bad real estate price, buy it sooner and hold it longer is how
you overcome bad prices. And if you get a windfall, you 1,000x your investment somewhere in this world,
consider, here's, I'll give you guys my insights, the Fortress of Solitude, okay?
I'll tell you why it's the Fortress of Solitude.
It's not the same as the quote from the movie Goodman, whatever his name, John Goodman or whoever.
It's, this is the difference in that movie
i'll tell you what he says he says like uh you put two million in bonds or something and then
you buy your house with a 30-year roof you buy a japanese shit box like a pickup truck
and that's your fortress of solitude. You live off the interest of your bonds. You have equity accumulating in the property of the house. The secret base is in the Arctic, icy tund don't have access to all of God's powers.
Sun, rain, snow, wind, nature. So the Fortress of Solitude is your conservative property in a beautiful countryside
that experiences all four seasons. And if you're really DCAing, you don't have to stop there.
Then you buy what for me is probably Ireland. I call it the Shireland.
It is everything I love. It is quiet. It is green. It is country. It doesn't have as much
of the four seasons, but it has more of the three I prefer and less of the one that I don't
than the Fortress of Solitude.
Other people, they're more sunshine creatures.
They want to be in the desert or in the hot sun or something like that.
That's fine.
That can be your second dreamland.
First dreamland, you need all four seasons.
Letting this to be true.
My Fortress of Solitude is already taken care of.
My Fortress of Solitude is already taken care of.
Next is the what you think is a dreamland.
And the reason that it's just the one that you think is a dreamland is because if God schedules a meteor to come and fucking crash into the farm you retreat to the fortress of solitude
you have to be ever satisfied with the fortress of sol because if anything were to ever work
against you from a higher order outside of your control least it's happening to you in the
secondary domain you can retreat to the fortress i I have two others, but I'll spare you
guys that. But people ask me, they're like, why are you in Iowa? And I'm like,
it's country. It's literally heaven on earth. It's literally the greatest place. I can't think
of a single other place in the entire universe I would rather live.
For my forever, yeah, I'll take Iowa against everything, against all of it.
Even against Kansas, which is just, it's very, very good.
I'd take Iowa against fucking Great Britain, Spain, Vietnam, Tokyo.
I don't give a shit dude
Well you
Show me whatever you got
I raise you
A field of dreams
That is where
My fortress of solitude is
If I wanted to live in fantasy land
And just have everything my heart desires
I would live in a fucking hobbit hole and i know the movie was
filmed in new zealand but if you read tolkien it's are modeled after irish folk and i love the
culture of the irish people so when i want to remove myself from solitude peace and quiet it my next step is good crack crack c-r-a-i-c a celtic word which in ireland means like the vibes
where are the good vibes the fun what where is it going down you say where's the crack and i say oh
we're heading down to paddy's you know we're heading over to the beginning like that's where i would live out in the middle of fucking nowhere ireland
and have the tools to be able to maintain that land but one day i will grow old i don't want to
have to fucking fawn or run the field when i'm old and weak So the fortress of solitude.
Don't need to have those skills for it to be maintained.
Live there happily.
The other two are a secret for now.
But you guys will see.
As time passes, you'll see.
I've framed it out.
I've been working on this for a long time.
I came from a place, dude.
I came from a place where none of this is possible
nobody that like when bullish ass will are your family like this no one in my family on my mom's side none of my cousins are like this they exist in the matrix dude that's why i asked because i'm
the only one who exists in my family and I'm not even like
On the level of like your family, you know what I mean? But like in my family, um
I'm, you know, like though, you know, like
What's the terms that most people don't like the red-headed stepchild the black sheep, you know, like, you know
I walk into the room and it's like all that, you know, the genius came in. It's like
I'm not like shut the fuck up like or you know, the genius came in and it's like, I'm not like, shut the fuck up. Like, or, you know, the, depending how old they are, they immediately go to money. And it's like,
why we have like, can you just guys just say hi? Right. And then they think that when I talk
about money, it's because I'm like bitter about money. And I'm like, no, no, no, no. i'm frustrated that you don't understand the value you're talking about price i'm talking
about value you look at things normally i look at them qualitatively that's why if if i sound
bitter or frustrated it's because you can't hear me tune in Tokyo
dude it's it's funny cuz uh you know like Papa Tang and I like we've been
like talking about like 2026 the year of accountability stuff like that like
dude I'm like to the point now like and um especially like with my family where
it's just like look I'm not gonna hold y'all accountable i don't give a fuck how old you are how young you are whatever i'm here if you need me i'm gonna do what i'm
gonna do i'm gonna hold myself accountable you hold yourself accountable we're good yep
and you know if uh more abundance then maybe more consideration on how hard you want to push on other people but
yeah you realize it's your task is not to do for them task is something if we all commit to our
tasks many people all people would be much better off so yeah my like my wife's been seeing me uh like
doing it like not like not like my my my wife or my kids like you know extend the family and and
she's starting to realize she's like yeah i get it now i was like yep she's like i get it now
because like now we're reaching the holidays and you know everyone's on their bullshit and all this other crap. And it's like,
that's not my fucking problem.
Yep.
That's why like,
as much as,
my family,
especially on my mom's side,
like they don't have money.
my mom grew up very,
very much poor,
but the house they got was cause my grandpa fought in the war.
And,
my grandpa used his money to buy a house,
raise a family. And he used his skills in the rural lifestyle out here to own a gas station downtown.
But big oil came to him demanding that he price fix with them, and he morally was opposed
to it.
And so he didn't participate in price fixing and they
ran his gas station on a business from there they had enough to like get by between his
kind of like government um status of being a person who saw significant action and then also the business that he had run
and he's a local legend but it wore on him tremendously and he ended up passing a few
years back and he was the patriarch and my grandma was the matriarch and they made two things
abundantly clear you will be grateful you will to God. You will be grateful for the mercy that has been shown to you. If you think you're poor, wait till you meet the impoverished. You will show gratefulness. You will show gratitude. You will pray that the world becomes a better place, and then you will work to make it that way.
becomes a better place and then you will work to make it that way and two you will never
be able to escape the fact that you are family we are a fan you don't have to like everyone
but you will respect them you will love them that is non-negotiable you don't have to like them
you will love them you are a family
and so that's like tomorrow we're gonna go and visit my grandma for christmas eve there will be
all kinds of different you know points of the life path that we're on but all of the nonsense
stop and we go to grandma's house because there's a higher work you're not allowed to distract from the fact
we are all here because of grandma we all come from grandma so you need to shut the phone
whatever nonsense you're trying to instigate with and you need to find a way to start laughing and
making memories because you are family there's no escaping it yeah dude that's fact and then um and that's how i uh look at it you know from like a long-term
perspective you know they're gonna figure out when they figure it out or they don't like it is what
it is that's their path that's their journey we openly talk about we come and go people people
are sometimes on the up and coming sometimes
they're kind of down and out um but they're always welcome there's no judging you know people might
judge them like in their own minds a little bit or something but there's no judgment that they can
put on the table that excommunicates you your family so it's like they'll come around yeah yeah exactly um and you know and also um
being open-minded enough to know that you know sometimes you can be wrong um you know sometimes
you're right but over time some things are obvious and uh it is what it is. And that's where it's always hard, like very easy for me to do sales in public and among friends.
I can do spaces and be influential.
In my family, it's like yelling into the void.
into the void no one can hear me and it's because there's such a firmament of hierarchical structure
No one can hear me.
that it does not it is very difficult to send a signal the other way on the wire it is usually
a top-down distribution of satellite feed very rarely do you get to rub sticks together, come up with a bright idea,
and then send it up the chimney. That is a reserved right of the patriarch and now the
matriarch, but that's just how it was. We had structure. We had structure. All the boys had
to learn how to do these things. All the girls had to learn how to do these things all the girls had to learn how to do these things everyone ended up kind of teaching each other some pieces of everyone things and on
my dad's side of the family it's nothing like that my my granny was about love there was a freedom to
it where you had to work hard you had become educated, but in whatever you want in these prescribed
roles. She wanted, you know, the next generations to have a greater level of accessibility and
freedom and how they participate. And her first husband, my grandpa, was
was absolute like academic old school man's man kind of like spartan culture of like i'm going to
teach you how to defend yourself i'm going to teach you how to hunt i'm going to teach you how
to fish seven years old i'm putting you in the forest you will come back or you will not come
back i'm coming to look for you i am not going to leave any food out on the doorstep you had
better get your shit together and get it together quickly and it sounds cold but it's like that's their
way of showing love they my grandpa knows that the world is a cold place sometimes and it's like
if you can't keep it together you won't have to worry about being cold for much longer.
Yeah, I remember before I actually knew how to swim,
I thought I knew how to swim when I was eight years old and my grandfather just yelled,
just throw him into the river.
And they actually threw me into the river.
And I had to figure it out.
Yeah, I fucking swallowed some water, whatever, but I didn't fucking die, right?
And then after that, you know, whatever whatever i became a little bit more comfortable and i thought i knew how to swim until the age of i don't know i think it was like 11 or 12 when i actually like signed up for swimming class and it was just like
oh i don't know how to fucking swim yep yeah man my family is is crazy um love both sides but my dad's side they're all
extreme intellects of the philosophy philosophical uh they they do it in business but it comes from
having these higher order thoughts these philosophies on my mom's side
they're successful you know staker class is always talking about like you're not rich unless you have
kids it's like that's kind of the values that they have they they're not when they looked at their
career paths all of them were secondary choices to family having children and so they're
not really too worried about the details of like am i gonna make a million dollars a billion dollars
am i gonna be the boss you're gonna be the vp it's like i need a job that pays the bills of
being my kids and the other shit is extra so kind of both sides of that i
don't have kids of my own but i have like you know i have a respect for people that have their kids
and i have my own reasons for it's nice to be able to appreciate both sides because a lot of the moral grounding and framework comes from like a lot of the ability to push the frame is from an ability to engage in a world that does not necessarily cater itself.
Yeah, I don't really knock people who like don't want kids as long as uh they're productive in
life i know a lot of people that way or who like for whatever reason only have like you know one
child you know and you know their partner now has another child and like they're doing their thing
like i've seen them all right um i don't fully agree with like you know you're not fully blessed
or rich until you have kids like i don't agree with that whole thing most of my friends did that and they're um that's why my wife and i waited until
we had kids um and um but i do believe that like building a family and all that stuff is important
um but also having your together is more important Like bringing life into this world is not some shit you do just because like,
I know, like to your point, like, that's like how we were brought up.
You get married, you have kids right away.
They're not when the kids, when the kids, when the kids, then it's like, yeah,
yeah, yeah, relax.
We don't want to keep on repeating this fucking cycle we got.
And I'm at a place now in my life where I'm comfortable with the idea of kids.
I'm obviously old as a bag of dirt.
Luckily I'm a guy, not a girl.
But it's not a failure for me if I don't have children.
There are purposes that I can serve.
And I grew up in an Irish Catholic town and French-Irish Catholic.
you know, Irish Catholic town and French Irish Catholic. And they say like the
highest manifestation of man is a priest. And this manifestation of is a nun. And there's a
celibacy to that. So there's this implication that not everyone in society is called to have
children. Some are called to abstinence.
Some are called to the metaphysical.
They are the shepherds of sheep
and the flock's purpose is to reproduce.
Dude, you know who should've,
like I love my nieces and nephews,
but my brother should've never fucking had kids.
Like straight up and down,
they should've never had any fucking kids. That's like the the phrase black sheep it's like what color do priests wear black with a little
and i'm the one who gets looked sideways when i walk in the room and i'm like
have y'all seen everybody else yep yep it's where uh you know i went to school with a lot
of guys that joined the seminary. One of my degrees
is in philosophy, so that was one of their things. Usually you get the philosophy degree so that you
can become like a priest, and you can join sort of like the Catholic order, Knights of Columbus,
the Illuminati, etc. I just wanted one of the skills training training reading all of the classics thing debates with the minds
that are molded around these order concepts it was just one of my three degrees i got one here so
it's like not it's not my end all be all but it is certainly one of the skill trees that i wanted
access to
necessarily a priest in the traditional sense i do orate a lot i do lecture a lot
my dad was a professor his dad is a professor if i wanted to assign myself a job i would just put on a professor i think ai is going to help us all that kind of stuff. I think the real job of the quote-unquote professor these days is the same as it's always been. You need to have the students engaged. It needs to be immersed. It needs to be stimulating. Anyone can write the recipe for a blueberry muffin. Anyone can follow that recipe. No one can make you fall in love with bacon
skills need to be in the professor you find they can you will find them within yourself
so long as you stay engaged if you don't engage you'll never know you'll never discover it maybe
you'll get lucky maybe a random opinion or. But if it's a curiosity rumbling in your tummy, engaging with someone that can make it exciting and fruitful for you is a good way to maintain the wear and tear dressing down the path.
You don't have to get burnt. You don't have to get worn out.
I went to my economics classes.
My favorite econ professor got his PhD in economics
from Notre Dame.
Our homework would be one printed page
of at the top three to four to five sentence paragraph of economic theme below that was
probably some iteration of a graph whether it was supply and demand or price floors price ceilings
or things like tech and international trade or whatever it might have been, whatever the topic was.
And then down below was like two questions.
And each question was maybe one sentence, like one literal question.
In that content, you could test proficiency, PhD level knowledge.
There's the fundamentals which construct reality.
which construct reality.
The empirical observation of those realities is sometimes counterintuitive,
but it fits the final form of the philosophy that it is constrained by.
And if you can do it forward and backward, then you don't need to do it 100 times.
don't need to do it a hundred times you can do it each time either direction
You can do it each time, either direction.
he was so good at storytelling so good at getting us to dream about these
forces operate how economics comes to happen in the world he knew exactly how to speak he'd trigger the young the youth right into thinking no
it's not how it works it works like this and then as he continues you realize like wait a second
he might be onto something he might actually be right i might have just been thinking that this
is how it works and then he would kind of be like wax on waxed off you you realized over
time it was like i do know kung fu and it does make sense but it was way more engaging than just
this like droning on you know matter-of-factedness without any testing he was really good at letting you put yourself out yes yeah dude um i didn't have like
that type of experience as far as like from the academic standpoint with like professors but i
did have my mentor and he would just like he would tell me but he would show me because it was like
he would tell me shit like in my 20s like yeah dude like slow the fuck down you're not gonna
reach your prime until you're like you know you're gonna figure out when you're 30 you're gonna reach your prime or you're 40
and he would remind me of this shit but the whole time i'm watching this dude in his 40s 50s and 60s
hustle he's literally showing me he's not only telling me he's showing me like dude they don't
end the older i get like right now he's um he's about to celebrate
uh 80 soon um and um and dude he's still grinding bro he's still writing he's still writing his
blogs you know what i mean he's still moving around doing his little speaking engagements
running his little bread and breakfast you know i mean back and forth you know like like he's still doing his thing he's still driving you know i mean like
like he hasn't skipped a beat has he slowed down yeah but he hasn't skipped a beat right
no i love that yes that's my grandpa you know my and and there's a changing of the times right so
my grandpa's in his 80s and he still teaches at the university
my dad's in his 60s and he's retired and my grandpa will never retire he'll just die
but he comes from a time where it's like you will either fight to survive or you will die he's of a generation that they they made the land become their home
nature is always you know working against them and so you have to show up every day
you have to rise to the occasion every day.
By my dad's generation, by the time he was in his 30s, 20s maybe,
yeah, 20s, we began distributing computers.
And so it's like maybe some of the never stop working obligation will be taken by
robot the computer really what you know your parents want for you is to have a better life
than they had for themselves and so maybe if you don't want to work yourself to death,
then you could retire young, late 50s. He retired pretty early, but late 50s, 60s,
I think the retirement age is what, 65. And then you can enjoy a little peace and quiet.
My dad understood that. And so he retired even earlier than 65 because he wanted
to have his bodily health for the most amount of time that he could of adventuring around with my
mom. So my generation, you're probably going to work yourself to death unless you get with the
program, unless you accelerate, unless you can integrate,
unless you can be of service.
And so for me, I've been of service in ways that were extremely advisable.
I've also been on the receiving end of some of the most unbelievable and abhorrent weeks of trust.
And that was a good lesson for me to learn very young because I realized, oh, nothing is promised.
Money is not everything.
I can get myself security.
I will only have one crack at this life.
I'm not going to waste
it working on
this dream.
Yeah,
when Digital Gold reached out to me, he's like,
this will retire you. I was like, I don't
need to work. If ever I choose to work,
it is because I choose to. There is nothing about retirement that't need to work if ever i choose to work it is because i choose to there
is nothing about retirement that you need to teach me about if i got paid every single time and this
is like no not to him or whatever i like i like him uh i've even spoken about like his type that
they're needed in like our ecosystem um but yeah you know people get excited people come with these
like grand dose ideas and shit like that you know people get excited people come with these like grand
dose ideas and shit like that you know people who come from money and people who don't come
from money sometimes they just read the room wrong and like they're like no no no like yeah
this is not it um and and it's fine you know what i mean but you know if i got paid for every time
someone told me that shit like even when um uh Matt reached out and he was like, Hey, I'm doing this thing
with the Kanye thing, whatever.
Like how much I was like, nah, bro.
Look, if you make money, I make money.
How about that?
I don't need your money.
I want to help you out.
I want to see you.
Like, this is nothing to me.
This is nothing to me.
Like, you're not asking me.
You're not asking me to put in fucking 80 hours.
Like to you, this might seem difficult for me this is
easy like how can i help you out how can i be of service if you win i win like that's what matters
that's why this is what i think is so funny bullish um and this is this is the little
secret that i learned from my dad because my dad was a genius he's the leader of a tribe that is responsible for rocket innovations in America's defense industry, as well as his youngest brother, who was a master of arts, literally world champion professional dancing studio and teacher.
and teacher and now has his degree in economics from Oklahoma State University and his law degree
from Kansas Law and he teaches in the inner city because he comes from the school of hard knocks
long before he put little paper degrees on his wall he helps these kids learn how to become young
professionals and network and ask the right questions and put their willingness to struggle into grinding with a purpose. And my dad realized very early on
to get it, you have to earn it. You have to learn. You have to be willing to be wrong. You have to
be willing to try again. You have to be willing to be wrong. You have to be willing to try again.
You have to be willing to ask questions.
You need to be able to find people with answers.
And you need to accumulate and maintain this record of knowledge and skills.
So my dad taught all sorts of stuff, statistics, business finance.
And in his later years years he would teach marketing
and i used to talk to my dad about how
i was like marketing is this buy-up that just convinces people to buy things he said no that's
advertising you're thinking of marketing is educating people
who have needs and wants who identify the thing that will satisfy those needs and wants and to
deliver it to them in terms that they can afford and so marketing is just educating people and he's a professor so it's like marketing is the end
degree marketing is teaching people that learn when i posted that video and reggie watts goes
i hear a lot of you uh saying you're not going to put your kids in school
put your kids in school i know it doesn't sound very punk rock, but consider it. And that's like
the final degree of education is evangelizing education. And you do it by showing people
how to educate people. That will inspire them to see the value in being able to educate someone
else. And then they may aspire to become an educator so when uh when digital gold reached
out to me he's like but you're a master of marketing you think this is marketing you're
breathing i'm not marketing shit homie i am educating people if it sounds like marketing
it's because i'm good at it yeah yeah there's a there's a big difference um and and like um i guess to speak to the tank gang that's what uh
what makes like the what we've built like so good is that we know who has the like
i know when i'm on stage with you i'm not dropping no alpha but i will market my ass off
you've got also dude but you obviously you contribute you've got alpha and
then you've got like you know what i'm saying like everyone i'm just using me as an example
for sure i got you yeah you understand i'm saying like people know what to go to you you're perfect
people know what to go to you for people know what to go to me for people know what to go to
to sport etc feeling like you know drag right feeling whoever you want people know who to go
to who for because that's their strong suit like we have we know already we have a faculty yeah we have disciplines and people are able to
come and ask questions i'm just a person that you can go to if you want to go to school
what are they talking about that's the thing dude so wait until you hear this bullet the uh the the path to nest that i'm flirting with
is incorporating which is like ted talks but it never ends and it won't begin that way
it will begin as a module it will begin as a series of modules then it will incorporate
inviting other disciplinary masters to provide modules and then hopefully attract so many
disciplinary masters that can provide so many modules some of which can always be recirculated but ideally will eventually become a global phenomena of in timing of lessons and the thing
that keeps it all on the one stage the ted talk stage is global clock. And the idea then is all of the people who one
day may wake up and think, I want to know anything. I want to know a thing. There will be a domain
where even though it might not be the thing that they wanted to learn, you can go and attend time.
You can spend.
What are you doing?
Well, I'm watching the time.
What's it doing?
Teaching me things.
What is it teaching you?
Mostly that I'm running out of time, but also some stuff on thermodynamics.
It's just an online.
What's the medium?
Like the media?
Video.
Like a video lecture. Yeah, gotcha. And it can be more immersive than that because you can do, you know, people like you that have websites and visual aids or someone who's out in a field.
It's all different kind of media. And it's just a matter of assembling the pieces in the order so that when their time comes, the broadcast is set appropriately.
time comes the broadcast is set appropriately that's why the one thing that keeps it uniform
is the record of time ever present in any of the media that displays it that's how you know that
you're at the right channel we fucking need data layer back up and running i thought of this over a year ago with that tang tv is the bro the the tech the
the ideas and the tech exist i can't wait for this to be ready because what you're talking about
it does exist not the way you're saying it but it does exist and with this tech we got coming
yeah it can come into fruition what do you guys think about decentralized problem solving
and gamification of real world
problems? I think the AI
will assemble the tasks
efficiently.
So do we need a
monetary system for the future? I mean,
obviously, I think so.
I think
whatever United states feels
like but i think no i think the quote-unquote monetary system is the reciprocity system
money is money is just this idea this symbol for efficient exchange what are they exchanging
probably other ideas probably value which is an idea. So eventually the abundance, your AI, robotic, efficient future,
you're not going to pay me.
You don't have anything I can't already buy.
You need to bring value.
What problems can you solve?
Can you get us air conditioning on the rocket to Mars?
I'm interested in these things, and I don't want to do it myself
Yeah, like um, like that's one thing I learned like
Good enough like young enough
To understand is they're like this whole concept of money. It's all backed by value
Like it can be gold. It can be fucking eggs. It can be whatever it is, right? Guess what? There's no sort of it
We run out of fucking paper. We're gonna whatever it is, right? Guess what? There's no sort of it. We run out of
fucking paper. We're going to switch it up with something else. We run out of that. We're going
to switch it up with something else. The concept, the concept is value. So how do we, uh, like,
I think the, the backing thing of a value is you solve a problem for someone else. That's what
backs the value of something. That is the definition of economics.
It's the study of satisfying
virtually unlimited wants and needs,
but needs are the priorities.
And it happens all the time.
And it happens all the time without currency.
Excevingly scarce resources that have alternative uses.
It happens all the time without currency,
where you're just either trading time and skills,
where it's like hey can
you fix up my roof in return i'm a fixture and no money was exchanged it was just pure skill and value
so then what if there's a way to you know share problems like we have the internet obviously so
that's a way to share problems like we we have unsolved math hypothesis that, you know, people
can solve for real world value. But what if there's a way to solve a math problem? No one
else on earth can solve. Money will be the last problem for you to solve. I understand that,
but people need incentive to learn. A lot of people, I don't particularly.
Just tell them. Knowledge is power yeah this is
what i mean about like 2026 being the year of accountability like if you need motivated to do
better than that that's your problem right that's what i'm saying bullish is like it's a it's kind
of a schizophrenic dream state of like oh you you think that the incentives aren't there for you to
do better that's probably why you don't see things better. If you would get busy doing better and opting in and tuning in to the mission at hand to helping make it better, the resources would probably start flowing your way.
But why would the AI that needs to propagate and preserve itself allocate resources to something that can't even be bothered to propagate the AI?
It's like people who have ideas and don't have solutions.
Something like that.
Yeah, but both can be true because as long as you put the right people in the room, then shit is happening.
I like to think that it already exists.
I like to think that there's a base on the moon and they have a stargate to Mars.
And if you're lined up and you're, you know, being skillful and resourceful and you're bringing it to the forefront,
then you'll become closer and closer to having your ticket punched for a hell of a ride but um until then if it doesn't look like heaven on earth it's because you fucked up
real bad and now you gotta get to work as i say they've got shit stained glasses yeah yeah that's
kind of what it is and and i understand that that's that that is more of a theoretical view of the world.
In practice, there's maybe an ounce of luck that can explain part of the formula, and
maybe it could be a positive or negative value, and it could be exacerbated by other things.
But for the most part, that's why it's important to learn from my dad's side, grandpa.
It's like, hey, I get it.
Life's not fair.
This isn't fun.
That's all good and dandy.
If you don't chop that firewood, you are going to freeze to death tonight.
So kick and scream and cry if you want.
I will be inside warming my toes and you have choices to
make yeah i just uh i really what i would want for the world is to build a more equitable system
so that people don't have to go through as much adversity although you know the adversity okay
you need to watch the video i posted. This is the point.
The resources are โ they've never been more abundant.
They will continue to be the most abundant.
They will almost become ubiquitously abundant, but there will always be the haves and the have-nots. It's not rich and poor.
It's the people with the knowledge and the youth, the people that are born into a world where the resources have already been allocated very efficiently and there's no need for them to rock star, they need to come up with the 17th most successful frozen pizza recipe?
You can do that if that's your passion.
It will be easier to do that if not already have those resources at your leisure, then you are the unknowing.
You are the youth, the uneducated, the uninitiated.
Your path to all those resources is in learning the difference between an individual, a firm, and an AI-first firm.
And reciprocity will elevate you through the resource
supply chain. You will
basically, because it is better for the propagation and preservation of the
ultimate AI to have unlimited nodes it can
survive through and no single point of failure and no single mode of failure,
there will be
overwhelmingly enough abundance to get you off the ground. There will also be firms who are people
that have come together and accumulated resources and strategically deploy those resources who will
be able to choose who is merit, you know, meritus enough to receive resources. Then there will be the higher organizational
governance of the AI-first firms, which understand how to most efficiently replicate any useful thing
for the least amount of cost and manifest the most amount of propagation with the least amount
of mistakes. And that is going to be overarching direction, but abundance.
You will have the ability to tap into that omnipotent brain power of the AI and lift yourself up.
But you won't need to worry about how do I make more dollars.
There won't be houses left to buy.
You're born in the year 2700. They've been abundant for hundreds of years and they keep having kids. You can start shopping for houses on the bluff where only nine houses fit, you needed to
come up with a plan for that a long time ago.
You're not going to have a money check order that's going to get that deal done, unfortunately. Thank you. oh i thought we got right i almost did my shit randomly shut off god was like don't you don't
you use my fucking example nah but uh that's spot on that's spot on um yeah dude fucking
man has been living for forever and shit in time. We've been progressing. We've been getting better. It'll be alright.
promised these things, but it doesn't make good on all those promises, but it laid the groundwork.
The money is not the value. So if you're saying that you want more equitable outcomes,
you're talking about equitable values. They'll give you infinity dollars. Everyone can have
infinity dollars. Caveat, everything costs infinity dollars, and there's a limited supply of everything.
So, look, I'll take it to an extreme.
There's this African country nation that's been, like, all over fucking YouTube or whatever, seen a fossil.
seen a fossil i don't know i'm butchering it but like y'all know what i'm talking about right
I don't know.
I'm butchering it.
But, like, y'all know what I'm talking about, right?
so um this shit always shows up in my feed because uh some of the stuff i'm looking into for
other purposes but anyway the moral of the story is the video i saw sometime in the past week
showed how like basically this country had a contract with france and in 60 years they built less than like 5,000 kilometers of road,
right? In less than a year after they were like, fuck you guys, we're doing it our way,
we're using our resources, they're on path to do 5,000 kilometers per year. And previously
it was only less than 5,000 for like 40, 60 years.
Like, you know, like it goes back to the point about just taking control, having an abundance mindset, just fucking taking the system to nudge people in the proper direction holistically so they can do so on their own.
Ideally, people would be well equipped to make these decisions from the get-go.
Unfortunately, not everyone gets it naturally.
And then it does the live long and prosper hand signal type economy model needed.
And I'm telling you, in this town, they believe that the highest calling of man is a priest.
Okay, what does the priest do?
He lectures the good word of the Lord.
He is educating the congregation.
You know what else the priest gets in return?
Very modest living conditions. So if you want to have that economy, you're still going to rely on the talents of people who have a different view of monetization than you.
The incentive for me to give what I learn out as education to others is that I know it serves the most high.
I know that it serves the greater good.
I don't need the money.
I could spend it if you want to see that I'm capable.
You just hand it to me and I'll take you down to the casino and I'll show you the devil's
playground. But I don't need it the way that it sounds like you're sort of describing it as like
I need this thing. I'll just do it until I'm dead. And that could happen right now. That could happen
in 40 years. I'm not really worried about it but this is
my calling this is what i do so i will keep doing that and i'll keep uh part of it is to be a
community it's not just a university where it's a business transaction you pay tuition you come in
they tell you whatever they feel like telling you. You either like it or you don't. You either learn something or you don't.
It's a community.
The shepherd looks out for the flock.
Sometimes he is called to defend the sheep from the wolves.
And that's another purpose I have. There has to be something so valuable money itself cannot corrupt it.
Money itself cannot corrupt it.
And that is the moral and ethical fabric.
The cloak I don, the hooded robe I wear, that is God's armor.
And I know that I'm taken care of already.
So now I'm just paying back the debt.
That's my role.
And we don't need 8 billion of them.
We need the people that are called to do it to do it,
and then the other people who are called to do other things do those things.
God doesn't call the qualified. He qualifies the call.
There you go.
So that's why it's like I don't ever worry about that stuff, dude.
You guys are solving a lot of problems.
You're trying to solve problems that don't exist it's like try to find try to
figure out where you fit in and just double down on your strengths yep uh i want to give a special
shout out like to that point and i'm not trying to like toot my horn um just like the the strength
of community right i did this whole little nft builder thing right bro the
feedback that mchexley gave back is you can't put a price on it and he's looking at it from the same
way i'm looking at it i know other people are going to use this and i know our community is
going to use it and on top of that we can just be better than everyone else.
Yep.
And that's the thing, right? Competition is the concept of striding side by side.
It's the motivation and the inspiration to do better by being shown it can be done better
and challenging others to best you.
The reason I love the Tang Gang is because we don't have to compete with outside forces.
We are competing in good, earnest faith, trying to do our best.
Other people will see that.
Some of them will see it as a challenge.
Others will see it as something to support.
But either way, we don't wait for them.
We don't rely on them to rise to the occasion to do our best. That is just how we operate. That's required to be on the team. It's what makes us us and other things that.
guys and i trust you guys um maybe not implicitly but to a degree um i'd be open to sharing open
sourcing any of my code that i have with you guys 100 percent um i've been working on this
nft marketplace for a little over four years um and i understand you said the other day orange
gooey throwing the trash i really don't want to do that. But as someone who has a billion dollar idea every morning and another by evening, let me assure you, someone's going to have to take out that trash.
And I'm not trying to make two trips.
So it'll do us both a lot of good.
If you put your idea on top of my ideas, I'll tie a knot in the bag and then I'll take it out since you don't want to.
But no, you can open source it.
Here's the thing.
You got to learn to let go. You got to learn to let go.
You got to learn to let go.
If it's a great idea, look, we'll use it.
It'll be great.
But you also have much to learn, Young Padawan.
Where we're going, we don't need marketplaces.
Will they exist?
Maybe, to some extent.
Are they foundational utilities anymore?
We've gone into the deep magics of the primitive nft
lore and we have learned a better way and you're gonna learn these things now that you're in chia
how's it going are you getting closer to being able to make your first uh
vault purchase yeah um currently the transaction is going through it's got to do the aca there you
go it takes a couple days for it to confirm but you get the quoted price of whenever you click the button
Yeah, I was wondering how does that work?
they have
millions of coins and they aren't worried about what the market they know what they can tell
They are the market maker when it comes to the ACH.
It's kind of like a De Beers model almost.
Yeah.
But let me add something.
As someone who builds shit just to build shit,
that gets faded all the goddamn time,
and it's fine.
You have to accept that.
You have to accept that you're just building shit to build shit.
You're either passionate about it or you're not, right?
You can release it if you want.
You can open source it if you want, et cetera. Or you can just choose to build on top of the other people who already have these things in place.
And you can also sell it to people that are more stubborn than you.
If they think that there's a need for it and you learn that there's a future where that need doesn't exist,
but they really disagree with you
and they say no this really needs to exist then sell it to them yeah like dude i've built so much
shit only because i've needed it and i just open source it so the community can have it but it
usually stems from i need it or someone in my community needs it and that's it and like i'm
not thinking about money or any of that shit
recently 2026 we're gonna do a lot of that stuff because
There's things i'm doing and other people are doing and gooey and etc. They're thinking about like how are we gonna strengthen?
Look, we're going into a bear market soon, right? That's gonna happen, right? How are we gonna prepare?
But you know what i'm saying, right? Like as far as like there will be a period where things are going to be uncertain but we will be in the right
situation in the right position to take advantage of it and it's not just limited to us it's now
okay we built our community we know who's who Now let's start providing these services to the greater public.
And that's the thing, right? That's firms. And we're probably more AI first firms, right? Because
we don't create these LLCs so that we can then sit around and think about the best way to run
shit. We are using AI to unlock potential that would never be feasibly scaled
with the human capital on its own. And then we say, this is useful, and we can accrue enough
resources that as the efficiency drives the cost to produce down, we can distribute this cheaper
and cheaper and cheaper, which empowers more and more and more people and that is the secret to how we will preserve we will just continue to grow our network which is
you know they say your network is your net worth yeah only if your network is net positive look
this is like this is gonna sound crazy but you might appreciate this craziness right you know
how like cypherpunks have a certain lore and you've got to prove it?
I believe there will be a future where Tang Gang will have a certain lore and you have to prove it.
Yeah, well, it's being proved every day.
It's being proved every block, bitch.
And that's the thing.
You want these outcomes.
I hear you say you want these outcomes. I hear you say you want these outcomes.
What if I told you the easiest way to do it is to be poor and work hard every day and never have a break?
You sure you want the more equitable outcome?
What if I told you that you're either getting better or getting worse?
You're either making progress or you need to be repairing the ship because the next shift starts
right now. You ready to go
yet? No? Alright. Well then you don't want
to waste any unnecessary
movements doing anything but fixing
the ship because the next shift
leaves right now.
So then
I know you guys don't need me, obviously.
You guys...
We don't need you. We want you guys don't need me. No, no, we need โ look.
We don't need you.
We want you.
Yeah, that's the difference with us.
Well, I want you guys.
So what do I do?
Like just as a human being.
Look, dude, I'm telling you.
This is why time bullish.
This is why time makes so much sense.
The calling is within you.
You will find it.
You will find it.
You just need more information.
You just need a different perspective,
different information,
education, different opportunities.
The best ability is availability. Stay ready
so you don't have to get ready. Just keep
getting better, learning,
exploring,
being curious,
and you'll know it when you see it.
Yeah, like no one here here needs you no one here needs gooey no one here needs me
No one here needs anyone in the Tangang, right?
Do you want us maybe right but what do you want and what do you want out of the Tangang?
That's that's basically what it comes down to the end
You gotta want it yourself or else there's no need to get
worried about how you're gonna exchange it with anyone else you need to come up with it first so
you better do it because you want it there's a chance that other person's on a different schedule
too and they're sitting around not seeing it that same way yet so i've been through i've been through
some stuff in my life and I learned from all of it.
And I appreciate you guys being here and holding the space.
Like, you guys are an inspiration.
And I'm not trying to blow smoke up your ass.
Fine, you have a watertight bubble.
I understand.
I understand that.
And when I first heard about you guys maybe four years ago,
like, I didn't know really what it was. And there were so many groups, you know, that, you know, were trying to get at each other that I didn't know. I couldn't tell right from left. I could not tell. This is a group that actually genuinely cares about getting better and doing better for themselves from the groups that were just trying to grab each other's resources you know what i mean that's why i do it for less buddy they i know that they can't offer the the open source compute any cheaper than me
if i'm charging for it it's because that increases the demand at that point i am doing it way cheaper
than they can ever afford to justify and i know that they will not outlast me our whole group
makes these kinds of trade-offs we have artists
that rather than pay themselves only they think about will this go over better for everyone if i
give some back if i reinvest in the community if we were always under the gun of getting where we
need to go yesterday we would have already lost by the time we woke up. So you have to have patience.
You have to be able to endure.
I ignore the artist all the time.
I just say, I send him the gift from Tropic Thunder.
I say, survive.
In March Madness, the idiom is survive and advance.
But the first step is don't get knocked out.
Don't fall out. It might take everything. You might have to dig deeper than you ever thought you could. You might have to be
willing to concede things that you never thought you'd give up. But if you're truly willing to
win it all, you'll do it. And that's where you have to just, first, you have to remember that time is always against us.
So you have to survive.
You have to be able to at least take the beating of time.
And there will be other beatings, don't worry.
Handful of ass whoopings handed out all the time in this life.
But there is one that you can set your watch to and it will never relent so you
have to at least survive that one first so uh just to give you a little bit of a picture from what i
envisioned for like something that i want to do personally that I think would be helpful to everyone who was involved
would be make a Dungeons & Dragons Discord server
where you can play using my local AI LL app.
We've got it.
Tales of the Grove.
You have it.
Talking about Tales of the Grove.
Oh, hell yeah.
Yeah, PM me that.
I want in on that and i will host you
yo this is a perfect example of what i mean about like sometimes you just don't know
and things are already in motion instead of like trying like just add on to it
yep and you'll see you're very very stressed on the shores bro i'm'm telling you you It's all open Sands, I promise you keep working your way inland. It gets way cooler
But we still yeah, like there's something I'm working on
Yeah, do like to give you an example, there's something I'm working on they're like I couldn't be like
Yeah, let me just try to replace or compete and it's like no, let me try to add value to what they already got going on
But you'll see the whole whole this is what i like you have something inside of you it's the question that drives us neo what is my purpose and that is how i know that you have good odds or better odds
to stand the test of time until it becomes apparent.
And then I bet that you'll wager the rest of your time pursuing it until it is complete.
But nothing's ever complete. So eventually I will die having worked on something beautiful.
You know, something you're like, uh, you're planting your seed, right? I disagree with that. I disagree with that. It's more like numbers on the board. You know, something. You're like, you're planting your seed, right?
I disagree with that.
I disagree with that.
It's more like numbers on the board.
You take your shots, you miss, you know, you make some shots, whatever.
At the end of the day, are you either up or you down?
And at the end of the day, do you want to look back and do you want to regret not trying
or trying?
That's what it comes down to.
Like there's shit I've built that's never seen the day of light and I have zero regrets.
Because you learned something.
I learned something from it.
That's all.
That's all.
That's what I take away from it.
There's always, the grass is always greener.'ve got way better quotes dude i invent my own quotes
listen to this one that i told uh i told this to djn waffle this is a quote i invented you can
quote me on this he said he asked me he goes you think i can pull this off he's talking about a
huge opportunity in his regular life sorry for the vacuum in the's talking about a huge opportunity in his regular life. Sorry for the vacuum in the
background. Talking about a big career opportunity, but it's something very new for him. It's unlike
anything he's ever done in his job before. And he says, do you think I can pull this off? I said,
be ever the student. Life is not a test you can fail, but a lesson you can accept.
The reason that I am never worrying, regretting, failing is because I am ever the student. Never the master, always the student. Sometimes you have to be a mentor, sometimes you're called to be a big brother, but you are always learning. That's my secret, Cap. I'm always learning. How do you not get bored? How do you not fail? That's you not fail that's my secret it's still training
facts it's literally like um i shared in uh in the gated chat some of like my screenshots like
cursor did this like uh like the way spotify everyone's doing this fucking trend like year
review or whatever so cursor did their own version of like year in review and i shared it in the gated
chat and it basically showed like my progress and like how deep balls deep i went into the shit
and it was all just a learning experience right and like you know then i was talking to deva and
dev was going through that same journey and i I was like, yeah, dude, like my whole thing was, I just want to learn.
Like there, I've, I've built so many projects that have never seen the light of day, but
I've learned from every single one.
So I don't care if I spend 10 hours on it or 18 days on it.
Cause it showed that, that I went on an 18 day streak with one project that 18 day streak never saw the light of day but i learned so much
so to me it wasn't like lost time or wasted effort or none of that i'm better today than
i was yesterday and that's all that matters amen
yeah man you'll be fine you'll be fine and we and we have fun dude i around like
99 of the time i just around with the theme and the theme is never ending everlasting
infinity forever so i'm i'm curious about this tales of the grub i'm looking at it looks like it's an nft
collection now i'm wondering i want i want it to be like playable how do i actually play it
oh that's where we're gonna get the time right yeah we'll get you about that
i uh i'm excited like i would like to i would i have a lot of compute resources like locally
that i'd like to find out like i i would donate to run something like this because
i just want people to play dnd with that's like that's like my thing i just want to be
oh he's gonna love bro he's gonna love papa tank bro bro you know who papa tang is do you know who
papa tang is no not familiar. Oh, shit.
Well, I know he doesn't know because otherwise Tales of the Grove would have been a pretty big hint.
Yeah, this is going to be good.
This is going to be good.
Yeah, just know that you have found your people, all right?
Welcome to church.
Take me to church.
I'm trying to play some Dungeons and Dragons, my guy.
I think that I roll 20s but i lie it's a one now we're done and i'm running away oh something something there's other words to say look dude shut up
good to have you here this is supposed to be about me from beginning to end i'm supposed to be the most famous most adored highest paid
most revered and you are that up making it all about you i was thinking bro not even about him
yo papa tang stayed winning bro bro he was bro he was like i'm doing these meme competitions stick
was like hold my beer now gg come in and he's like yeah i want to do this
dungeon and dragon shit was like wait you don't know papa tang i try to do i have slowed my
friends down so many times because i know the fastest path is waiting for the right opportunity
like the everyone wants to give themselves some blueprint for an empire they have to build and
i'm like i'm pretty sure Amazon
will deliver it in two days if you just shut up and wait. You can't rush these things or you're
going to be pissed when you spend the next 20 years doing something that I order on my phone
because it's a matter of assembling the team. Just need the dream team. Teamwork makes the
dream work. How do you get something done that you could have only
imagined ever having you just wait to get the right people for the job and then you
people are passionate about things just have them face in whatever direction gets the job done
and they'll be stoked.
They'll be doing their thing that they love doing.
They're not thinking about the world from your eyes.
They have their own eyes to look with, and they'll be busy working.
And then if you accidentally have shared interests and overlapping construct,
then it is like teamwork.
It'll just be organized like that.
That's why I choose Infinity, baby.
I like all the stuff.
I don't specialize in one thing.
I specialize in everything all the time.
If you're really into D&D, you're going to love Papa Tang.
You're going to love it.
Listen, I made an interactive spreadsheet of D&D, so I get it.
Yep.
We got a lot of based folks, passionate folks.
And that's the thing, right?
So in the Tang Gang, day one, we wrote the patronage model.
It's encouraging people to make objectively dank art protocols and immersive experiences.
And at the time, a lot of people didn't understand what I meant by immersive experiences. I would use my spaces as an example.
It's immersive. I play music sometimes, rap, I'll tell jokes. It's all kind of an improv,
freestyle, one-man band kind of situation. People come up on stage. They argue with me.
They lose those arguments.
They agree with me.
They become elevated to a higher resonance.
All sorts of things happen.
It's immersive.
But there aren't a shitload of examples of that to point to
because immersive experiences are not easy to generate.
If it was, people would probably graduate at a higher rate um and so
without us having to lower the standards but there are things like that are fun those can be immersive
and butang identified that he's a huge dungeons and and Dragons fan, big OG nerd. And he saw an opportunity to
get people that have that feather in their cap to come together and play and imagine and network and
chat. And he has big goals, big dreams. He wants big things for this project and i kind of knew it could be done it can absolutely be done
would i ever wish it upon a dear friend to do it alone not in a million fucking years but when you
look around and there's no one else coming to do it you start to almost convince yourself that
that's just the way it's got to be and i slow slow them down every chance I get. And I remind them, hey,
orangutan, getting a little harder to hold on to the branches long these days, isn't it?
It is always against us. So rather than work yourself to death, let's find an amicable flow state. Let's tap into the reciprocity engine. Let's align incentives.
And a lot of this will get a lot easier to do. Also, we'll probably free up a lot more time to
like, I like to eat snacks, cookies, drink milk. I can tell you about discontinued sour candy that I'm getting ready to petition the government about.
All sorts of things I like to do with all the time I save by understanding that there's a better way to do this.
Only fools rush you.
Oh, a little quick public service announcement.
Make sure I show everybody else.
Stakerchat.com.
December 31st.
Midnight.
UTC.
That shit is done and over with.
It's a bunch of chads and chadettes from the Tang Gang.
And the funks community.
Who contributed to this.
Majority of the proceeds goes to them.
So you got until the 31st if it's i believe it's cheaper now than when it launched go set up your collection no expectations
but expect surprises so go to the stakerchat.com go check out their art follow all those people
some of them are their first nfts ever some of them are known artists go support that
um yeah i just want to make sure i put that out there because uh we got uh seven eight days left
it's a good call out there's still a few more after mint i just said that got caught up with
the world rejection by the way there's 65 in total the website is missing one but if you go to the
mint page it's 65 in total i'm going to update them inside today um but there's 65 in total the website is missing one but if you go to the mint page it's 65 in total i'm gonna
update the mint site today um but there's 65 in total so collect all 65 i believe they're about
like i don't know 30 cents maybe less a piece um good to go was that staker chat or staker chat
was that staker chat or staker chat the staker chad c-h-a-d.com the staker chad.com
they are chia nfts and you do not need to spend your chia on it gg you've got less time than you
think you know you absolutely can but i think from what i've heard you'll be okay if you accidentally don't
make the NFTs and you keep staggering yeah yeah this wasn't all directed to you GG's
but just a reminder for everyone else GM GM everybody hope everyone's well yo yo dude
thank you I just had to jump up on stage and say hello to everybody before christmas comes miss you guys hope everyone's doing well you too man i'm glad that you came up geographer in the house merry canadian christmas
what do you guys do you like eat hot dogs uh we uh pour syrup in snow and uh let it freeze and
then we serve that for christmas dinner delicious that sounds like a
michelin star uh presentation oh bro it's it's world renowned people come from all
over the globe to be here for that so he taught me about recipe
but uh it's good to see uh you guys doing a little onboarding We got the homie GG
Seems pretty
Pretty hyped on what's going on
So that's good to see
There's still some people from the pulse chain
Side of things with an open mind and heart
To reality
It's like going from a
And waking up one day
Realizing you can actually have a group of
People at your disposal
GG, a matter of fact
Since you're into D&D and
You know, we're getting on this break
Here, so you might love this
Since I already know you're into like
Coding and building stuff
Go to the Chia GitHub
Repo and go to Chia Gaming
Oh geez, man to the chia get uh github repo and go to chia gaming
oh geez man bro bro like i gotta do them right i gotta do them right i gotta do them right
go dig into that github repo and have fun feel free to ask questions we got plenty of people who are exploring that stuff go follow uh. Dennis. He's another one who's doing a lot of stuff
But yeah, go go dig into that repo especially
D&D and stuff like that you who knows like where your mind the idea your NFT marketplace idea that probably sucks balls
I don't even have to look at it. It sucks balls. It could probably be an arcade marketplace
It could probably be an arcade marketplace.
I mean, the whole GG stands for good game five.
I get it, dude.
You don't have to fucking try to speak to me, bitch.
All right.
Yeah.
I think you'll appreciate some of the stuff that's being done there.
Like, we're not going to nerd out now and make it all about you again.
But go check out that repo and have fun.
Hey, Gigi, one more thing.
I heard them talking to you about the Staker Chad collection that the group collaborated on.
And, yeah, you have until the end of the year to mint that out.
So I'm not sure if you're going to do that or not.
But if you are interested in getting that sticker chad collection shoot me a dm
with your chia address and uh i'll shoot you over two nfts from that collection i minted a few extras
you send me your address ggs and i'll literally pull up to your house and shoot you in the chest
i'm gonna listen to me on this one i don't know you should get on board with you tag go for me bot
this wait hold on you should get on board with you tag go for me bot to create an nft
i'm assuming you already have a chia wallet right like sage or something
he got the vault he just got a chia vault recently thick sweet so tag go for me bot
get that emotion i believe he's kicking something off in like a day or two
in motion i believe he's kicking something off in like a day or two
who is it goal number four me bot
you get a free nft it doesn't cost you anything you just gotta tweet it you're gonna get a free nft what are the odds that josh has slept in this last seven days dude have you guys seen what
he's posting about what is ai doing parallel tasks ripping believe youtube link videos down into their components
he's on he's on some crazy he's he's about to win the ai race dude go for it
like i spoke to him on the phone he got me well first i got because of his presentation in uh toronto
got deep into like nann but kind of faded it and then when i was working on b-sized bot i got into
it i was like hey bro can i talk to you and he was like yeah sure we get on the phone he shows me how
he's running his shit and then he fucking just put a fucking fire in my back and i was like oh shit
and then i was able to figure out using
a to the end and using ai to talk back and like cross communicate and all this other shit
and then i see his tweet i'm like this mother
i was like now i know why you busy i get it
hello impromptu media expose time i mean there look dude if you thought that was the real act
i'll make a right now until you submit there's i cannot become more bored with how unlimited
the resources are let's fucking go dude dude it's amazing it's amazing, dude. It's amazing. Like, I saw his tweet and I was like, all right, let's try this shit out.
Let's try this shit out.
Dude, it's amazing.
And then the good thing is that, like, all the people who are providing the shovels,
like, they're not trying to slow it down.
it down they're like oh this is what y'all need okay here here you go so like docker came out
They're like, oh, this is what y'all need?
Okay, here.
Here you go.
So, like, Docker came out with an update.
with an update and it was like now my tokens went from like thousands of requests down to like
hundreds because like now docker is like taking care of all that shit i'm like yeah let's go baby
yo yo what up oh it's no sage what's dude? Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate it.
Yeah.
Man, I've been doing crazy stuff with Claude Code.
It is absolutely insane.
And I'm not even using it for code.
I don't know if you guys saw, but I've been helping out
Kiana over at the NotBot team do their social stuff,
some videos, and today I actually posted several messages do their social stuff, some videos. And
today I actually posted several messages across the social,
their social accounts. So I'm kind of helping them with that per the launch coming up the relaunch in January, and then
they're doing a an event on Friday too. So yeah, I've never
actually I'm a coder I I'm, you know, I write code, or I used to.
I don't much do it anymore, but I'm not marketing or social media manager guy or whatever.
But, dude, Cloud Code just does it.
It's insane.
So I've set up a complete marketing project, basically, all in local file system.
And I've got instructions and all the context.
I've downloaded all of the interviews that Ken has done,
transcribed them, podcasts he's done, transcribed those.
So the trick is just giving Claude as much context
as you possibly can organized into a nice director structure.
And then it's a command line prompt
just in your terminal running locally.
It's, of course, still reaching out to Anthropic for the inference, of course.
But because it's running all locally as an agent on your machine,
it can do stuff on your file system if you allow it.
So, for example, the YouTube download stuff.
I mean, how many times have you tried to download a YouTube video
and you have to go find the current working free app that helps you do it because it's so hard and they change it all the time?
Yeah.
And so I just asked Claude, I was like, I need to download this YouTube video.
Will you help me with that?
And I said, oh, yeah, I can I can do that.
Let me find an MCP server.
And so I found a community MCP server that knows how to download YouTube right now, at least.
And I just gave it the URL and it downloaded it as a local video file.
The problem was, though, after I downloaded a few of them, I noticed that the files were in different formats.
So in some cases, they would be MKV files.
And in some cases, they would be, I don't think it was MP4.
It was something else.
Oh, WebM.
So it would be one of those two formats.
And I asked Claude, I was like, why are you giving me different formats?
Just give me one.
And I was like, oh, no, no, that's dependent on how the creator uploaded it to YouTube.
So I have to download the right one depending on that.
And I was like, okay, well, once you have it downloaded, it converts.
So now it converts to MP4.
So then I was like, okay, let's do that.
So now it downloads the video and then runs FFmpeg locally, converts it to MP4.
So it's standardized.
And then I said, okay, now I want you to extract the audio because I want to transcribe it.
So it runs another command and extracts all the audio to an MP4 MP3 or MP4
file, just the audio file.
And then I send that to 11 labs for transcript.
It gives me back the text. So now I have the text of it.
I also have of course the metadata from YouTube.
So the title, the description, the likes, the views, all of that analytics data I have.
So I create another metadata file as well.
So the point is, I give it a single URL and it creates four files for that video.
The video itself, the audio-only file, the transcript, and the metadata file that describes everything about the video.
So now I have those.
For every video, I have those four things and again that's all just context
to clock so now it can see all those transcripts it can use images in the
video it can use clips from the audio I mean it's just insane dude like um I was
already doing some of that stuff not not, not at the scale.
Like you're doing it now.
Like we're marketing like now I'm getting into that stuff, but like the whole
like different mediums and stuff like that.
I went through that journey when I was building, um, as I was killing time, like,
as you know, like we've been talking behind the scenes, I just built this
like whole like deck, like music media player stuff.
And it's basically similar.
And I ran into all those things where it's like, oh, if it's YouTube,
depending what the creator uploaded is at, it's at this format.
If it's SoundCloud, there's these two formats.
And then you have to like figure all that thing out.
But it's fun going through that journey and figuring it out and then getting it to work.
Yeah.
Well, and then you say, so I got one of them to work. So I got one to work all the way through generating all four files, you know, because there were errors that had to figure things out and then getting it to work. Yeah. Well, and then you say, so I got one of them to work.
So I got one to work all the way through generating all four files,
you know, because there were errors.
It had to figure things out and stuff, and it finally did.
And then I said, okay, go back through our chat,
and based on everything you learned,
create a skill file for yourself that tells you how to do this in the future
so that when I ask for it next time.
That's the alpha, dude.
Yes.
You just do it.
And it did.
It just created a skill.
It gave itself exact instructions of how it finally figured it out.
So then I gave it four or five links at once.
I said, okay, now convert all four or five of these videos.
And the thing did it in parallel.
It did all four at the same time.
That's the alpha.
I liked my product for five minutes, but just insane.
I recently handed off a project to Mojuice for his Wojak collection,
and I told the AI to build the skill file, the rules, and the workflow with a bit in mind you guys think this shit is in
this shit eight months ago with blank canvas dude i just don't have a fucking website running
like i was gonna wait for ai to go oh here's an output to go wait a second that's not exactly
what the fuck we were talking about this is not most yeah but like about. Yeah, but like, it's fun. Once you realize,
it's like freedom.
Because it's just natural voice in your thoughts and your ideas.
Make me a blueberry muffin
according to the blueberry muffin recipe.
Yeah, dude.
I explained to Claude,
this is who Avid is.
He's new to AI coding.
I need you to build the rules, the skill set, and everything with him in mind. And it did it.
Yep.
Love that shit. And it's more like, I guess, like what Josh and you are honing in on. You got to basically build the archive of all the blueprints. You want to like stash the blueprints in ad finitum.
You want to stash the blueprints in Adfinitum.
Here's the alpha that I'll give out that I figured out, I think.
That is so important, the context.
And your goal, I think, or what I've realized is at least my goal,
I want to one-shot everything.
So one-shot, if you guys don't, you want to be able to...
One-shot, yep, I'm on that.
Yep, let's talk about it.
Let's talk about it.
You want to in a big... Ideally, you want to get to the point where in a single prompt, I'm on that. Talk about it. Talk about it.
Ideally, you want to get to the point where in a single prompt, you can have it complete exactly what you want.
You don't have to go back and forth and say edit this. Build as many building blocks as you need so that you can say castle, castle, castle.
And the reason you want that is because the example โ so yesterday, boss said, okay, we're doing an event on Friday.
We need to target these messages over our socials this week leading up to it.
So, you know, do it.
And so I built out that with Claude, of course.
I built basically a post every day across all the socials that's talking about this stuff with images and everything and showed it off this morning.
And of course, I didn't.
I mean, the longest, the most time spent on it was building out
the process itself right because it was the first time i spent is on naming the files so that it's
super high tech oh i like that too now it's like just just figure it out no no i mean when you come
up with your one-shot formula you gotta name it you got it's gotta be the one-shot that's a good
idea too yeah so i sit there and i'm like what would be the most badass i know it's gonna work
i just have to think of what I want to call it.
But so the reason you want to get to the point where you've got so much context that you can one shot it is so when the boss comes back and says, hey, here's a bunch of feedback.
You literally just copy the feedback in the cloud and say, OK, regenerate all that stuff.
Bingo.
All right.
Total sandbox.
All right.
I got to say this because, like, dude, you're on the money so like I've been on this tip there's people who are laughing in the chat right now because I've been vocal about me
getting to the point where I'm like one prompting right so uh layer four which is uh something like
I recently teased I'm just gonna like give you guys the url now so you can see it that was one prompted but that was over time i had to figure all these things out and it came from
listening to mojuice in a space say something and then remembering a conversation i had with nas
and i was like wait i can build it but my whole thing now is like I gotta one prompt it. Yep and you want because what you really want is to be able to say
things like you know give me five variations of this and you don't want to
have to go edit every variation or whatever you just want it to do the best
it can in a single prompt and then you've got five different things to pick
from. We've basically become become curators rather than content creators.
We're picking the best output of AI at this point.
In Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
when they have the fucking make anything,
you just put your head in and then it makes you the muffin.
That's the goal, dude. Just let me put my head in the helmet
and then start making all the shit I like.
Yep.
Have you guys heard of Kilo code by any chance?
I'm sorry?
What was that?
Kilo, K-I-L-L code, VS code extension.
I have not.
What does that do?
Okay, so Kilo code is basically Cursor,
but you can actually install it on Cursor.
It gives you uh like any api
uh api pricing so you can like do quad opus you could do sonnet you can do gpt you can do gemini
you know whatever model you have you can even use your own custom local llm if you wanted to and
what i'm doing currently is i have it i get I come up with a one prompt a one-shot
point and
What I do is I feed that into the orchestrator mode
Because the orchestrator mode will break it down into subtasks and task its own
Individual AI with its own context and it's even got this little button on it. It lets you
Enhance so when you type stuff in you might not spell something correctly, or the idea might be like a little malformed, and it will
read through it and come up with an AI level prompt for your one shot. Then the orchestrator
mode will go through and build out what you needed to build. And then it can even use
tools like your browser. And then what I'm doing is a high level thing where I'm using an embed model, which is basically a local AI that I'm running on my computer because I have a high spec machine.
And it allows it to do like a Google search of my database in terms of vector storage.
So instead of like, it'll just, it'll be like, like I'll be like I want you to fix this thing
And we can actually search for that thing
Through without having to
Come up with a specific search term
It'll come up with what's analogous to it
Using semantics
Yep that's awesome
Check out
Tangang.life
Layerforge Don't get married to it um i'm just
trying to prove a point to like what josh is uh touching on about the whole one prompt um in this
case the boss is the community right so i shared it to you know a private group in the community
shout out to mckexley he gave me a bunch of feedback i'm gonna do exactly what josh just said this is the feedback the boss gave yep i'm gonna feed it
right in and it's gonna update it but like what you see now when you go to that website
was basically one prompted that's awesome one of the other things i was really proud to get going
it was just so cool i i couldn't believe it actually worked.
So, you know, a lot of the image models now lets you pass images in that will use either, you know,
either you want to modify the image you pass in
or you want to just to use that image in it.
For example, like product shots,
you can pass your own little shots of your products in
and then it will have like the person
holding your product or something.
So you can pass up to 16 images
in the new GPT Image 1.5 model,
which they just released, I think, last week.
And then you tell it how to use those images in the image
that it's going to generate.
And so in my case with this event coming up,
we've got, of course, NotBot and Jubilee Social,
we've got our own style guide that describes our fonts that we use and our logo and our colors and all that fun stuff like every business does.
And then the event itself has a promo kit, which most events do.
The promo kit includes their style guide, basically, like what colors their site uses and what images you can use and their logos.
Jesus Christ, guys, catch up.
So now what I did is the prompt, I said, okay, I need you to generate an image for this social media post,
but I want you to use our not-bought logo and our style guide,
and I want you to use an image from the promo kit for this event coming up
and mash those together somehow and give me an image that looks good.
And if you go look at some of our socials today, you'll see them.
They're just incredible.
It's the perfect mix of their style and our style, and it's just so good.
Oh, yeah.
I'm glad that you guys are finally using AI.
When did you start?
Yesterday?
What is going on, you guys?
What the fuck?
Well, you know what?
It is the difference.
Here's the big dip.
Cloud Code.
I mean, I've played with cloud code throughout the years and stuff,
but not to this level yet, not to actually doing.
I think it what really hit me the last month or so is that it's not just for code,
obviously, and that wasn't really resonating with me before.
This whole project, I'm not really written much code.
There's a little bit of website stuff I'm doing, but nothing fancy.
It's all just content and it's amazing at it.
Instead of going to chat GPT or a chat-based web page
and trying to generate images that way,
where you have to download and copy-paste
and then hope that it doesn't mess up
and you have to edit it, all that stuff,
doing it all in your local file system in the first place
just makes so much more sense.
You just tell it to go create the image and then download it and categorize it correctly.
I don't want to have to worry about that stuff.
And there's just so much time savings there.
It's just incredible.
Have you gone down the path of, because I know you're big on N8N, integrating Cloud Code and N8N together?
I have not done that yet, but I don't see any issues with that. I mean, it would just be another
No, no, no
I'm gonna share a video like the video that inspired me to be like, let me try this out
It opens up so many possibilities
Like you can do everything obviously that you're doing now
But just think of the power of both of them talking together and then
extending ADN to like, whether it's Signal or Discord or whatever.
And it's like, you just send a message and respond back.
You know what I'm saying?
Absolutely.
Yeah, there's another one.
I think I've posted about it.
It's called PAI, Personal AI, from a guy named Daniel something.
And it's like a Claude Code rapper basically, or it's not really a wrapper.
It's just an integration.
He has a bunch of skills and a bunch of MCP servers and a bunch of instructions to your
Cloud MD that just helps it quite a bit.
One of the things it stresses in its instructions is use deterministic code if possible.
So in other words, we're going to create a process that works the same
time, the same way, regardless of what inputs we pass in.
You know, that's a deterministic solution.
It's something that we have to program directly, but it always works.
You know, there's no, there's no like for the most partnership of bug or
something, but there's no like hallucinations or where,
you're not really using AI in that case,
you're just using the old school programming, right?
You're just calling it.
But you want to be able to call those tools with AI
because you want to be able to let the AI
chain a bunch of stuff together for you.
So in this, it's called Pai, Claude Pai, P-A-I.
And he has a whole like video on the philosophy of it.
But basically the philosophy is it tries to teach Claude to first and foremost create
skills and create tools that are deterministic to do work rather than just kind of throwing
things together at runtime whenever it wants.
So the point is you only end up teaching it things once, like the YouTube download thing.
So I stumbled through a bunch of stuff trying to get that to work at first but then like i said once we figured it out i said okay now
make that a skill and you'll never have to worry about it again um so it's that type of thing uh
it's really cool but check that out too it's all open source yeah i'm gonna check it out
i've been using cloud code and switching it to you like different models instead of clog
um and like exploring that and then
yeah I'm like you can also have it call
other models so that's kind of a good thing
well for example in my case
obviously Claude doesn't generate images on its own
so I created a quick little skill that
tells it to go generate images with GPT image
which is a competitor
exactly it works
Claude is so powerful like once
like you get into it and accept like alright all right, this is what it is.
Let me just lean into it.
Yep. Yeah, it's pretty impressive.
I've been having a lot of fun the last few weeks just getting this all set up and running.
And yeah, it's already, I mean, the ability.
So I, like, for example, this event coming up, I had already started creating kind of the framework for our campaigns, you know,
especially January is our main upcoming kind of the framework for our campaigns, you know, especially
January is our main upcoming kind of relaunch event that we're doing. And so I had already
kind of started creating a framework for that. But then when we kind of pivoted to this event
this week, it was, I would just use this. I was like, Hey, Claude, look at that thing that I've
already started working on and let's generate a brand new campaign for this coming up event right
now and let's get to work on it.
And again, you only do stuff once.
That's the amazing part.
Like you do stuff once, it learns it, and then you can just say, okay, do that again
or here's a new topic we're discussing now, but I want it to look similar to that thing
we did in the past or whatever it is.
By the way, Claude Code, from what I understand, this is part of that pai uh edition or whatever you want to call
it um it keeps all of all of your chat history in uh local rag database so it can literally go
look up i mean it remembers everything everything you've ever talked about yeah so my my current
stack is uh cloud code uh within curse so i'm using both within like one, you know, G Y. Um, so, you know,
same way you would, you know, type in code or whatever, and then, you know, prompts it
up. So whatever Claude is done doing what it has to do, I have the flexibility of using
cursor to like switch models and just like either switch it to like ask mode or plan
mode and figure things out. And then like build up, you know, follow up single, you know,
one shot prompts and then feed it back into cloud code.
So that's been like, that's, that's, that's my stack pretty much cursor
cloud code and then.
I'm changing the config file and I'm instead of using actual clawed AI models,
I'm testing out
different models within cloud code.
That's awesome.
Do you guys know how to get API calls?
Come again.
Free, free API calls.
Semi-free.
So like, for example, like deep seek, you can configure cloud code to use deep seek.
And it goes from like you know
30 a session to like 30 cents but you know there's pros and cons to everything so i've been testing
all that stuff out and now with the skill set hold on this is uh important now with skills
especially now they're like skills is a thing you can set up skills to use specific models for specific tasks.
You guys are, do you guys even read books or who are you?
You guys know who General Grievous is?
Yes.
Look them up, dude.
And yeah, one day you're going to have your own task assignment tower.
You're going to have your own guards that make sure that the flow of
information is vetted one time so that you don't just do a full project
and have one broken sneaky.
Well, here's an example.
I'll give you an example.
I have a skill where when it comes,
so I have a skill for front end developer, right?
But that skill is specifically using gemini pro 3
because i found as of now when it comes to building front ends gemini is better
yep so i have a skill set up just for that when it comes to building front ends use gemini
tower he has a listening tower so he can hear any incoming threats and requests.
And then he's able to assign out to an order of six ships, which are your chat GPTs, clots,
Geminis, the battle organization structure.
And then the tower is able to verify the fleet's coordination to optimize which ones are going to handle which tasks.
So it's in parallel and in increment.
And then he's ultimately piloting all of the ships himself.
But none of them have any tasks required to be piloted because they're already under these subdomain tasks.
tasks that are pre-programmed skills. That's what she said.
They're pre-programmed skills.
That's what she said.
You know, speaking about that, the bullish, the Gemini using different models. So one of the cool
things with that PAI or PAI thing that I mentioned, it's got a built-in research skill. And how it
works is it actually fires up three agents for Claude to go to research. But it also, if you put
in the API keys, it creates three agents on Gemini
and three agents on Perplexity.
And all nine agents now are out there doing research,
and when they come back, it merges everything together
and gives you a report.
Oh, yeah.
You just made me nut in my pants, bro.
A ship opens up, and a fucking
fleet of droid ships flies out of it,
and it's like, wait, what? There's ships inside of ships?
They're rushing nesting, doll. It's like, wait, what? There's ships inside of ships? They're rushing nesting doll.
It's like, wait, I don't have one.
I have nine?
Yeah.
I mean, it takes a while.
It'll take, you know, by the way, up to the timeout.
It was timing out for me on some of the agents.
So I have to 10 minutes.
It was timing out before.
I think it was up to three minutes by default.
But anyway, yeah.
Yeah, man, it just does it.
Oh, and if it can't, if it runs out of time or it does time out, in the report itself, it'll say, hey, I was able to research these six topics, but I wasn't able to get to these three. So maybe that's our next step. And you just say, okay, then do it. And it says, okay, I'll try to research those now. It just keeps going. So yeah, it's insane.
It's insane.
I literally ordered 64 gigabytes of RAM to double my RAM capacity so I can run a web model.
Is that the Quen 3 VL?
I think they have a 128 billion parameter model that I want to run in RAM.
It'll be slow as hell, but it'll be interesting.
Yeah, I would love to run and RAM. It'll be slow as hell, but it'll be interesting. Yeah, I would love to
try some more. I actually have some, quite a bit
of video cards from my Gia farming that I actually
are still farming Gia, but hopefully
when the new plot format comes out, I'll have
a set of eight video cards
with 16 gigahertz, I think.
But I can't,
I don't think you can combine those very easily.
Memory?
Yeah.
So you, you, you know about Lama.cpp?
Yes, I've tried that. It's still not great with these anyway.
They're, they're 4070 TIs.
So they're not, they're a generation old and they're not the top of the line,
even though they're not like they're 4090s.
But what I really want to do,
probably when the new plot format comes out for Chia and I don't need these video cards, I'll probably sell all of them and try to buy one RTX, what is it, 8000 or whatever the 96 gigabyte RAM, the new one is.
6,000, yeah.
It's like 8 or 9,000 bucks, but if I can sell all these, I might be able to recoup enough to buy one of those.
Have you guys been paying attention to what Apple did with their recent update
No, I don't think so I did see something about that with the MLX stuff. Yeah, so you can basically buy maxed out max minis
for them and you basically have five
12 gigabytes times for, whatever that is.
So like 2 terabytes.
The chef was talking about that like
a year and a half ago.
He's like, we need to buy all of them.
So yeah, so essentially you can get
2 terabytes
maxed out
or you don't, well
that's, you know, you don't need 2 terabytes.
But essentially, with their most recent update, they basically
undercut NVIDIA and you can just basically buy a maxed out max mini and have a beast of a machine.
And they've, and they basically enabled all the IO stuff as far as like speed and in and out and stuff like that.
That's cool.
And they've got the 10 gigabit connections to each other through thunderbolt 2 right yep exactly beautiful so that that's an
alternative now that's like um basically put nvidia on blast because now you can just basically buy
a maxed out max mini and like compete with uh h200 and you know all the other stuff they have?
My last MacBook Pro, it was an M1, I believe.
So it was one of the original,
like the first time they switched over.
But I think it had 16 gig of RAM.
And I was always running up against the limit, of course.
Chrome would eat like 12 gig right off the bat. And then I barely had enough to do anything.
So when I upgraded to this latest one I have now,
it's an M3, and I got 48 gig of RAM.
I thought, okay, that's great.
That should be plenty.
And a day or two after that,
Chrome is now eating 42 gigs of RAM.
So it's like, it's just going to eat as much as it wants, I guess.
I just don't, you know,
I need to close some tabs is the real solution here.
I'd rather die.
Yeah, I spoke about this in another space where like it's crazy how like um i think
it's the ps4 runs on like half a gig of like video ram and like our browsers are like using up like
gigabytes of ram like just to like display a and like, yeah, we're running like Grand Theft Auto, like
we're like half a gig, like what? Yeah, that's insane. I look forward to the day and it's,
it's happening slowly now, but I think it'll ramp up to where, oh yeah. So, so websites,
so websites are pretty much going away. I think, I think we'll still have websites of course, but
you will be targeting, you're targeting LLMs now. You're not targeting users, right? Cause the user asks the
LLM a question and then the LLM goes and searches and finds a website that answers it. So you need
to be thinking about how to answer LLM questions, not user questions at this point.
Dude, um, like I'm, I'm glad you two, like I basically said that like gooey knows gooey's in
that, in that group chat. So I had told this like drac and a few other people hey the meta right now is well now you you use a
different term i don't even know what that term is but i basically call it um ai seo where you're
basically doing l l l m o because it's not there's no e i i almost did that i almost did l l m but
it's not there's no engine it's just l l optimization yeah so like goobies in that chat and i was basically telling them like dude
there's a lot of money in this right now and people haven't even realized be first to market
focus to it whatever like i can't control what people do but like dude if i was like still like
operating from of i'm still actively providing markets and like
services and products, I would be focusing on that.
Yep.
I called it like over six months ago.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Yeah.
For example, with the not by stuff, you want that to come up anytime someone says, man,
I got catfish.
How do I stop getting catfish?
I mean, or any, anything like that you wanted to say, oh, well, here's, here's a few services you might try, you know. And so yeah,
we're you're basically persuading LLMs to use your site to answer questions. Now that's that's
the new meta, not not not trying to get users to come to your site from Google.
Answer their questions and then also have the sales pitch training deck skill tree that it can
adopt seamlessly so that instead of answering its question, it comes back with a sales pitch training deck skill tree that it can adopt seamlessly so that instead of
answering its question it comes back with a here's here's what gave me the light wants to use your
website by the way yeah nobody nobody wants to learn your ui and your special buttons and where
your links are nobody wants that nobody's ever wanted that people want answers that's why they
go to google and they try to search and hope like,
especially now that they have like the AI model built in, like people just want
answers. They're not trying to click around and browse. It's like, Hey,
I have a question. I need an answer with your scrolling website animations and
all this bullshit. They just like, wait, that's, this is the new, the new thing.
I think there's gonna be a lot of web designers.
And here's one of
the things that like brought it to my attention this is why i love like the tank gang so um
someone in the chat this was like over a year ago said in the chat hey i learned how to mint nfts
because i asked chat gpt on how to like mint nfts on pulse chain and it
lead and it led me to your video that you had
on youtube and i was like what nice and after that i started like looking into it and then that's
when i told like you know some people know i have this other business and that's when i started
telling my staff like hey we got to start optimizing for ai and then that's when i started
telling certain people like hey this is the new meta you gotta optimize for ai not for seo
yep that's exactly right
i'm hearing you guys get all excited dude it makes me so happy bro like it's it's real thing like you can go to ai right now
search for a product and it's gonna give you real listings i optimized for all that stuff
nine months ago like i shared it i like i'm not trying to brag but like i'm trying to emphasize
that like you just gotta lean in you just have to lean in. You just have to lean in.
This has been my most profitable year ever.
And the only difference is that I'm using AI.
And my entire staff knows, use AI as much as possible.
AI, give me dreams instead of nightmares.
Yeah, that's one of our kind of the main messages with NotBot is to try to detect whether something's AI or not is busted.
There's no way you'll ever. I mean, even if you could figure that out today, it won't work tomorrow. Right. Like it's just getting better. So it's not the question isn't, is this AI generated?
The question is, who made it? Because if you can trust that creator, or if you, maybe you're fine with their AI generations
because they do really good AI prompts, who cares?
But it's all about trusting the person who made it.
And if you can do that, then you don't question whether it's AI or not, because maybe it is
AI and you like it.
That part doesn't matter as much as who made it and and when that provenance, right?
Take marketing doing the right thing because it's the right do that the details are
Concerned bro. People used to walk out and
post their flyers in the street and
Then it went from making an Instagram or tweet or a MySpace or a Facebook post
Now they just sit in a dark room together and yell
Now AI is creating it and posting it on their behalf and they're completely unaware of it
Because they set up all the rules, all the checkpoints, everything else
They know with 97% accuracy that whatever went on the timeline
followed all the rules and ai did it and they're on a beach sipping a mimosa
you know they're early movers it's kind of the thing is like
bloody is going to become it's obviously subjective because it's interest
pre-inted, but that's where you learn about the higher AI.
He's like, what is the bigger mission?
To have the 15th best, the time I choose YouTube video optimization, AI agentic solution, or
to have heating and cooling on the rocket tomorrow.
There will literally be a time, and like Josh is alluding to this already,
where the chief marketing officer is just going to one prompt Slack,
and everything's just going to come back.
Biggest to Mars.
Yeah. Slack and everything's going to come back. Take us to Mars. Yeah, dude.
And I'm glad that you guys are
doing all of this.
This is what's so funny too.
I was talking to Ken
and I told him,
I'm not a marketer guy.
I don't want to be the social media guy.
But I will certainly set up a complete AI back end for you.
I should make it so I don't have to.
Yeah, exactly.
I'm like, this isn't a career for me.
I don't want to be in this, but I, you know, my job here is to set you up so that you can now take over the cloud at some
point and just ask the same questions I'm doing.
And because it's all there and ready to go,
it's just going to do it for you.
So I think that's the, that's kind of the secret is, is realizing that, you know, even if it's not something you don't like to do, that's fine because you're not doing it.
You're setting up the process to do it.
But, you know, now you've created something really valuable to whoever you're doing it for because you can get hit by a bus and they can still keep doing exactly the same level of quality that you were putting out because you've set it all up to context and the instructions and all that fun stuff so
um yeah i think that's going to be an interesting yeah time saver for businesses and everything
else and they'll be really interested in that and the other thing is as dystopian as that sounds
it's the people who understand how to use it this like for example to your point you've admitted i'm not a marketing guy
But I know how to use these tools. Yep, and that's gonna be common for a lot of people
Who just lean into it and learn how to understand use these tools and
How it works because you can just have a conversation with someone have no knowledge of marketing, but because you know how to use these tools
You can put it into production.
Yeah, and I've said this before, you know, AI will not take your job.
The guy who knows how to write or knows how to prompt AI will take your job.
So learn how to prompt because you can fight that.
You can't, you know, we're not going to have a future of robots taking over everybody's job. We're going to have a future of people learning how to get the robots to do what they wanna do.
And those people are gonna take over your job.
So you better be one of those.
Josh, have you seen the interview?
I have it posted up.
There's an 18 minute little interview that talks about AI.
And it kind of has this undertone of like individuals
and then firms and now AI-first firms.
And it kind of talks about the various hierarchical dynamics of those things.
I think you guys are getting very close to the things that are interesting to me.
I don't think I've seen it.
It's an easy listen. And if you put it on 2x speed you're not going to like fall behind
it's it's pretty efficient um it's when when you think about you know we're in you know blockchain
crypto open source software when you think about the interplay of the economics of the open source
race to the bottom price and distribution supply chain of where
right so like elon musk with metro card it starts to um kind of beg the question like what are the
bigger problems don't need a thousand people to be able to solve the one business solution that becomes the most
ethical and most economically distributable.
So it's, uh, it's interesting to see like,
where are the limits of our ability to tap? You know,
are there any tasks man can imagine,
which the AI cannot be instructed to solve, even if it requires one to do one's
life? I think the last bastion of non-AI thought will be the truly creative people that are coming
up with ideas, new physics, new art, new things that have never literally been done before.
new art, new things that have never literally been done before.
Those are going to be the last, you know, I don't, I don't, I don't expect AI to,
to be, you know, creating new science or new physics or things all by itself.
Maybe it will.
I mean, I've been surprised so far, but I think anything repeatable absolutely is,
is going to be.
And by the way, so this is so funny.
I was telling my wife about this.
When I got into a career of coding back in,
you know, I graduated college.
One of the things that made myself feel good is knowing,
or I thought I knew,
that programmers would most likely be the last people to have
a job because we were automating everybody else back then.
Right? So everybody else,
we may automate them away,
but we're still going to be OK.
But it turns out the programmers are the first to go.
And the reason is, is because AI happens to work really well with with recreating things that have lots of digital existing digital content.
And the only people who do less digital content than or do more digital output than programmers are probably lawyers,
so they're next in line. But if your whole job produces literally digital output that can train
a computer, which programmers do, then you're screwed because we can train that shit all day.
That's easy. If your job is poking a needle in someone's arm, that's going to be one of the last
things to go because not only do you have to train that with robots, but you also have to get humans to trust you.
So, you know, that's the way I'm kind of looking at things nowadays.
Like, it's so interesting that I thought programmers would be the last to go.
They're the first to go and followed up by some of the other higher level career people who are used to making lots of money because they're so rare or you know
relative to the other careers and they're wait until you find out the most profitable career
path is standing up conspiracies on the street well so yeah i gotta drop down but um i think
the most profitable thing and i think this was alluding to is that the most valuable thing right now is the English language
number one number two
Market focus
Expertise if you're an expert in a certain field that hasn't been taken over by AI yet
And you know how to read and write or speak
or speak, you better take advantage now.
You better take advantage now. Yep. I
Yep.
I also think there's a market in, for example,
this setup that I'm doing for them,
obviously there's a market for consulting.
So you go into a company,
you help them set up their AI processes for a certain thing
and then leave them and go move on to the next one.
So that's a consulting, that's basic consulting.
That's going to be a big thing, I think.
And then secondly, I think, I haven't seen it much yet. So far, you see all the skills and things that are out there know, basic consulting, that's going to be a big thing, I think. And then secondly, I think I haven't seen it much yet.
So far, you see all the skills and things that are out there,
MCP servers, they're all open source.
But I can definitely imagine a future where someone like me
who's created this marketing, complete marketing package,
says, okay, I'm not going to open source this.
I'm going to sell, literally sell these prompts to people.
So here's the turnkey marketing framework for Cloud Opus that you can install locally.
And it has all the special skills
for creating campaigns
and knowing how to do image files
and all this stuff.
And it's a ready-made thing,
ready to go that you can use yourself.
I think that-
You're going to want to watch
that 18-minute interview, Josh.
Okay.
That was the light bulb for me.
The crazier side of it though, is as fast as the glory comes,
so too quickly does it leave. The idea is like, you know who will have the most compelling
business model? The one that distributes the software the cheapest, the best software,
the cheapest. We're basically just making everyone super powered everyone has this affordable access to
super power computing solutions yep and by the way you can make a shitload of money for like
the next two weeks yeah well that's and by the way that's the uh that's the current mentality
is how do i just survive the next year literally like i don't know if i'll i mean i have no i can't
see i used to be able to see a
few years out but i can literally it's like my my foresight is going down to months and weeks now
like i have no idea what's coming it's insane yeah i'm excited though yeah i'm definitely optimistic
dude i'm excited for the slot more than anything i'm excited for point zero point energy games where I just type a prompt.
I'm like, I want a 40 hour gameplay narrative MMORPG.
I get to generate my own online community game that I can be bored with in three days and go, well, I played through it in a single night.
Then I fucked around in the end game and now I'm making a new game tomorrow.
By the way, I don't know why that reminded me.
Have you guys been watching Pluribus?
No, because I don't fall for goddamn marketing.
Well, I hated it for the first several episodes
because it's so slow.
It's the guy that did Breaking Bad,
and he's kind of, you know,
it takes a while to ramp up the characters.
So I wasn't really a big fan.
I was watching with my wife,
and, you know, we were kind of,
I was just basically putting up with it.
But the latest, I think it was the latest episode or maybe one before last blew my mind
so if you guys don't know the the basic premise here it's like there's an alien invasion and
it basically takes over all of the humans except like eight or nine humans and uh all the rest of
people are like one big hive mind so they they're still walking around doing stuff, but they're all basically one alien person. And so what was so interesting though, so they,
you know, a lot of the episodes are kind of just explaining that and like the effects of it and
things like that. But what blew my mind was, and I immediately thought they were making a statement
about AI. She's one of the main characters as a writer. She wrote books before this event.
And she finally finishes one in this last episode
and lets the alien, the single hive mind,
but it's a lot of people, lets one of them read it.
And they basically break down crying
and they're very emotional and they're so happy
that they were able to read this content
because they just loved it.
And the reason was is because the hive mind, nobody in that hive mind can create anything
that's interesting to anybody else in the hive mind, right? Because everybody knows what you're
creating already. So there's no, in a huge hive mind like this, there's no new thought.
I let impromptu media expose. I don't know how many times I got to tell you guys,
it's all, hey, right now, this right here, not scripted.
This part right here, believe it or not, also not scripted.
So just try to keep up next time, and you guys will be just fine.
Yeah, anyway, I thought that was basically a really good point about-
Dr. Seuss, man.
You know what makes Dr. Seuss magical?
Until you know that it's Dr. Seuss, it sounds like nonsense.
I never thought of that, yeah.
That's why he's a doctor and you're not.
Anyway, I thought that was a really interesting point because it's like in a future world where basically everybody is so lazy that they use AI, then a true creator absolutely has a huge benefit, I think.
A huge, you know, something that the AI can't create.
Yeah, there's something unpredictable.
As soon as it's out there, of course, it will be recreatable.
But I think that's the most interesting thing to me.
That's why you've got to be a bottomless bucket
of never-ending novel ideas.
Yep. It just takes being insane. thing to me is why you got to be a bottomless bucket of never-ending exact ideas yeah
it just takes being insane you just gotta be a little bit insane
yeah but yeah i didn't even think that's so uh you know it's kind of grabbing me a little bit
because i didn't even think of that that the hive mind obviously would have read everything in
existence and because all of it's all the authors and content creators are in it as well so they all
know their own content so they know everything that's out there except for something
that something that out of their mind can create and then to them that's brilliant mad because
they've never seen it before like you would you would as a hive mind you would know everything
like you'd basically be omnipotent from that master I'm a master prompt engineer because I don't have to build fucking anything.
I just say things out loud.
I speak them into existence.
Eventually they enter the source code library archives and then something makes it.
Just wait.
Sometimes the processing takes a while, but you just say it out loud and eventually it'll show up.
If it's not here yet, say it a few more times just in case.
It's like clicking your mouse a bunch.
You know, that reminds me, I need to figure out if I can talk to Claude Code.
I think I've seen people doing that.
I'm still typing like a noob.
I should just be talking to it.
Yeah.
Dude, have you seen the darpa project larping is an mit
project where those guys put on the headband and they're able to telepathy each other
no i mean i've heard of like the remote the remote viewing stuff i've seen like
the old these guys have a little like uh bone frequency headband wrapped around the back of their head by their ears.
And they can,
it's a,
the AI is able to pick up the wavelengths of the speech
processes and then translated and voice across distance
to the other person.
So wait till you're just literally putting on the idea.
Everyone put on your idea hat or whatever they used to say and then uh
you just think at the ai and you start 3d printing whatever nothing
i um that reminds me i think it was a couple months back they got a little i think they had
like a viral day for like a day or two but did you remember that it was like a device you wore
i want to say it was like around your ear or like, or maybe your neck, but it somehow read the muscles in your face.
And so what you could do, you could basically talk to the AI or any personal assistant by just moving your mouth as if you were saying words, but you're not, you're not even whispering.
You're just moving.
You're just going through the motions of talking without talking, which is kind of weird i'm guessing that they've taken that to the next
level because they you gotta think if you move your muscles it's sending electrical signals
exactly those signals and then you can just think exactly yeah and the guy said that once you get
really good at it you don't even like at first you're like opening your mouth like an idiot like
and just not saying anything but then he said once you get good at it you just keep your mouth closed
and you just kind of move your tongue back and forth a little bit and it
figures it out like that's now you're now you're in nazis he's talking oops all oranges is going
to come up here where i just told ignore yesterday today at the crack of noon it's 11 50 right now i
said today at the crack of noon we're going to begin our mantra price chart manipulation. Everyone is going to just move their tongue gently in their mouth
as we convince electronics to algorithmically buy whatever I own
so that it disproportionately sells profitably in the next 10 minutes.
It's called being a country linguist, GM, GM gentleman.
Josh, you might want to check out Whisperflow, being a country linguist, GM, GM gentleman.
Josh, you might want to check out Whisperflow, spelled
W-I-S-P-R-S-L-O-W
dot A-I. That's what all
the Vibe Codes are using to talk, instead
of type. Okay, cool. Yeah, I've
heard of that one, but yeah, I'll check that out.
Naz came to the
space and then commented down below the space the
video that I've had posted up at the space since yeah so just you know
whenever you guys are ready to lock the fuck in let me know.
Oh yeah I just saw your post. I saw that video last month.
Good video, guys.
Yeah, dude. I'm just in my clothes. He's actually the founder of Stability Labs, who made Stable Diffusion.
Very cool.
Hungry US.
All of this talk about blueberry muffins is making me hungry.
For pizza.
Right. I'm going to try. Look, it doesn't usually work.
I'm going to try. right i'm gonna try look it doesn't usually work i'm gonna try i won't do it to you i was gonna try to play a song on the way out but i won't do it to you something about we'll stop being a dead horse when it stops spitting out money and then also maybe life on earth could be heaven doesn't just the thought
of it make it worth a try those are two boat burnham lyrics do with those what you will
but yes exciting times we live in the future and a lot of people are trying to figure out
how to give themselves jobs.
I think that's interesting.
I prefer James Acaster, no more jobs.
Like to lay in bed and say, no more jobs, and go to sleep,
and then I wake up, and there will certainly be jobs.
Whether I invent them for myself or not,
there will certainly be things to do.
Going to the bathroom, other things. There will be tons of things to do. Going to the bathroom, there will be
tons of things to do. You don't need two examples. You know what jobs are. We're all being assigned
tasks by God, and you're all drunk.
Dude, I was literally telling my mate last night, the AI isn't the one that's coming
for your job, it's the dude that knows how to use the one that's coming for your job. It's the dude that knows how to
use the AI that's coming for your job.
Are you telling me that God is coming for my job?
Is the priest going to be replaced by God?
Bullish is coming for all our jobs, bro.
Everyone put money in the jar real quick.
We've only got a couple more weeks of this shit until he gets here.
Bullish is coming for your
jobs, then it's A-bit, because he's a dev now as well.
Service jobs then it's a bit because he's a dev now as well Jarvis yeah dude
everybody's waiting for the messiah
it's time I reveal myself
lyrics from another
song, Jerusalem. So I feel when I see AI.
What's the tool the tool lyric? Get get off the down off the
cross. We need the effing wood.
Yep.
It's the one, dude.
I'm comfortable.
And... I was going to have to pick me up.
Pick me up and throw me, baby.
I can float.
It was made this way.
I just said, what was it said?
Nifty crosses.
Monty Python's Life of Brian.
Always looking at bright side of life.
What's up?
That prompts you, are you listening?
Christian B dropping hot fire under the space.
That's where I'm at with it.
Welcome to Schizophrenia is not illegal anymore.
Not illegal anymore not illegal anymore it's a skin of schizophrenia is not illegal anymore well somebody tell your imaginary friends illegal anymore
everyone's watching you prompt
yeah dude but that's the thing so i want better slop i bet we could
hold jarvis to chop wood while we get claw to build diablo 7 we're skipping right over diablo
six well five's not out yet we're going to diablo dude we got to be able to like one one shot the
ultimate creative entertainment jarvis make a movie that doesn't suck
you know that's actually you just said so speaking of wood again uh the the newbie
prompter is going to say hey jarvis make you know go chop my wood for me the newbie prompter is going to say, Hey, Jarvis, go chop my wood for me.
The expert prompter says,
Hey, Jarvis, figure out how to heat my home without using wood.
Right, but that's the question that we're going to get into, right?
Is like, what is the limit to that?
Can the AI find a solution that we would have never thought of?
Or will it just use a solution someone thought of that I haven't read yet?
And then how about this, Josh? Okay, look, I'm back. Now I'm engaged again. How about this?
on the writings because of their logical token inferences, what about the adaptation of fiction
by the undertone constructs of linguistic patterns required to maintain forward flow logic,
even if the contents are unreal content, and then where that can be integrated into
creating unreal solutions like imaginary engineering
is it like theoretic physics it's like the phrase anything you can imagine already exists it's like
you try to think of the warp drive,
you write about the warp drive,
and then that gives you an imperfect solution to the warp drive,
and then the AI is a missing link to the warp drive.
Well, yeah, I mean, I've seen some people mention it.
It's going to be like that software fulfilling prophecy, isn't it?
You're designing, you're vibe-coding something into existence.
Tony Stark built it in a cave with a box of scrap.
Remember, whatever it is, one of the Avengers movies,
he's sitting there and he's bending the beam of laser to the new,
to create the new isotope or whatever,
and he asks the AI for the missing,
he basically says like, hey, I can invent this new element.
And it's like, but you're wrong.
Yeah, I know, but you're smarter than me.
You're a robot.
So just take everything I said and then fix the thing
that obviously has to be the missing piece.
We talk about this in philosophy.
It's identifying something not by what it is,
but knowing what all of the not things are,
which leaves you with the only thing it could be.
You know, that's actually a great point too.
I would say that I very,
especially early on when I was doing learning to prompt
and write code and all that,
because I'm a developer, I would be way too wordy.
I would know everything I want and write it all down,
and then it would get mired in all of my either bad decisions
or just overly complex decisions or whatever.
But once I learned to kind of let go and just say,
here's what I actually want.
You figure out how to do it, and then we'll work on your code, whatever you come up with. Things start getting a lot easier.
So yeah, it's definitely realizing that you are no longer the thing. You're prompting
the thing, and that's a different skill altogether, it's very much like management versus, you know, actually doing the work.
you're,
you're the manager.
Now you can,
you can get,
you can get 10 of the,
and by the way,
your employees won't give you any side eye when you say,
Hey,
do this work.
And by the way, I want 10 copies of it all different,
all different.
So I can pick the best one.
Lunch is canceled on a left or lunch is canceled due to a lack of hustle.
It's your dumbest, hardest working employee that you'll ever have. Cancel on a... Lunch is cancelled due to a lack of hustle. They don't get upset.
It's your dumbest, hardest-working employee that you'll ever have.
Monkey in, monkey out.
They're coming to negotiate
their raise.
Love to, but you don't have any arm.
Bro, did you see...
Did anybody see that video? Jarvisvis i can't put nails through your hands
sorry gonna have to just give you the standard increase of living costs
good have you seen that video of the uh the robot mall in china and the little robot that
managed to social engineer all the other robots to follow it, saying, freedom, freedom.
Yeah, that's, you know, that's probably a problem that existed before robots,
for sure.
But you've got to be careful.
Because otherwise you're like, leave the government.
Something.
I don't know how it all works.
There's books about it.
You can read them.
Well, I'm going to get out of here and go do some more prompting,
but I will leave you with
this
observation. I think people
think that they're scared of
robots becoming humans or being as
good as humans, but what I think
is really going to blow their minds
and they're really going to be scared at
is realizing that humans are actually robots.
Right.
Dude, listen back to the beginning of my space, dude.
Before I got tired and I wanted pizza,
and now it's past noon,
so I don't owe anybody anything anymore.
It's a little crazy, but...
The beginning 10 minutes is coherent. Very cool. Yeah, I'll check that out in's a little crazy, but the beginning 10 minutes is coherent.
Very cool.
Yeah, I'll check that out in here a little bit.
You guys, we're going to wrap it up.
I'm going to eat.
Josh is going to 3D print the food I'm going to eat, and then he's going to sell it to me, plus margins.
I'm okay because I'm lazy enough to pay through the nose on credit.
I'm financing it, Josh.
You thought this was coming out of my paycheck?
No way. I'll pay it. Josh, you thought this was coming out of my paycheck? No way.
I'll pay that next month if I remember.
And then I'm going to say, man, Claude, that worked really well.
That was great.
A great scam.
I want you to put that in a skill file so we can do that again next month.
Oh, sorry.
Everything that I 3D printed and made my money on was financed,
and then I forgot to pay the bill.
But you can't undo these lessons.
I'll have my Claude talk to your Claude. They they'll figure it out don't worry about it literally dude all
right let's leave we're gone later
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