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Permaculture flows like sweet springs.

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I'm the daddy with the know-how, see.

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Bringing the world like it's meant to be.

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I'm a culture B-I-O-V, I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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Welcome to episode four sixty of the

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Permaculture Pimpcast,

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where pimp stands for permaculture is my

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passion.

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The only pimpcast on planet Earth where we

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discuss permaculture, preparedness,

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practical living and sometimes

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prostitutes.

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Pimpcast.

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Oh, yeah.

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Here's one of these early.

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Well, I was going to say early morning,

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but this is one of those morning episodes.

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And I'm so glad to be able to

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do it because this is the best time

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that's going to work out for my guest.

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We've had a number of scheduling conflicts

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up until now,

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so I'm glad to finally have him on,

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especially when I teased it a while back.

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Folks,

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I can't even begin to tell you how

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many people reached out to me and begged,

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hey,

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can you please do an episode of

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On these data centers,

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I got one going down the road.

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I had no idea the extent to which

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I'd be inundated with so many people

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wanting to hear about that.

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So, hey, before we get into it,

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remember Sovereign Health Summit is going

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to be October twenty seven.

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Through the thirty first,

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sorry about that, y'all,

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October twenty seven through the thirty

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first.

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And TPC will get you five percent off.

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Now,

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we do have the ability to go ahead

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and live stream it if that's what you

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choose to do.

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I understand it's certainly in these

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times.

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Maybe you don't want to travel.

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And then if you want to be there

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in person,

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hang out with the rest of us.

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Bam.

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That's what I'm talking about.

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All right.

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With that said,

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we're not even going to mess around.

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My man, Hakeem Anwar.

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How you doing, my man?

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What's up, Billy?

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Man, it's good to be here.

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It's good to be back with you.

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Did you upgrade the intro song?

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It's like now actual lyrics.

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Yeah, yeah, we did.

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You know,

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we were using the old Gap Band,

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but of course, YouTube...

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you know,

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we didn't have copyright issues or what we

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had copyright issues and all that stuff.

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So we had to go commission some work

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to be done.

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So yeah,

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we got new music all the way around.

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We got some pimps out there doing some

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good stuff that, you know,

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they want to help a brother out.

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So it's all good.

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We're talking, that's not AI generated.

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That's like real, that's real music,

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real musicians.

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Well,

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I'm going to let everybody kind of figure

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that out.

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You know,

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I have spent a lot of money commissioning

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musicians over the years,

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a lot of money and never really got

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what I was happy with until now.

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But no, you know, Hakeem,

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I got to ask you right off the

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bat, bro,

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because the timing for you being on here

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couldn't be more.

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I mean, it couldn't be better timed.

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I'll put it that way.

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I don't know if you know about this,

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but knowing how you are and who you

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are, I'm betting you probably do.

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As you almost certainly know,

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down in Mexico, they've...

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their president, Scheinbaum,

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don't know many Jewish names in Mexico,

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but okay, came out with this little edict,

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if you will.

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And basically,

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people are going to have to register to

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be able to do any business transactions

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down there.

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But Mexico being Mexico,

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they'll probably take her head off before

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they ever fully comply.

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But now all of a sudden,

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they're floating out this latest thing.

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And I'm guessing, and not only them,

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but it's also Australia,

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They're floating out this latest thing

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that you're not going to be able to

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use your cell phone without biometrics,

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facial scanning, the whole nine yards.

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Are you aware of any of this?

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Yeah, absolutely.

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The Mexico law was one of the most

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worrying ones.

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And what they were doing,

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they tied everything to the federal

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registration.

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So in Mexico, that's called the CURP,

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Clave Unica Registro something.

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and uh so so in order to get

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the the mexican federal id now like even

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if you want to immigrate to mexico you

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have to get all ten fingerprints iris

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scans face scans the whole nine yards and

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they were trying to make mexicans enroll

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for that it's a lot of you know

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most mexicans um aren't even in the system

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so they're trying to say hey if you

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want to use your phone if you want

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to access the internet this is what you're

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gonna have to do

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But at the time of the deadline was

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actually this past weekend,

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June thirtieth, I believe.

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And so sixty eight million Mexicans did

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not comply.

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They said, no,

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we're not going to we're not going to

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do it.

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And they actually had to push the deadline

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back another ninety days.

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So it just goes to show you noncompliance

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works.

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It does indeed.

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Have you heard anything about these

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phones?

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It's I mean,

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this is pretty much hot off the presses,

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at least as far as I'm concerned,

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where they're saying that now, OK,

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we're going to extend that not just there,

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but also Australia.

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And it's going to bring me into what

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you do, because I was like, man,

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the timing couldn't be.

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I wish I had it right here in

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front of me.

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but I don't.

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But now they're talking about that your

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phone and guess what reason they're using

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as to why we should do it.

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You know,

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we don't want kids getting mixed up in

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the things that they shouldn't.

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So we're going to need your,

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your Iris scam.

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We're going to need all this stuff to

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be able to you for you to do

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anything on your phone.

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I don't know if you're aware of that.

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Like I said,

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it's pretty hot off the presses,

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at least as far as I'm concerned.

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But what I want to know is, uh,

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Anybody using an above phone and folks,

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if you're just tuning in right now,

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that's what Anwar, I mean, I'm sorry,

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Hakeem Anwar,

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that's what he's really known for among a

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number of other things.

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Would your phone,

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the above phone still work despite all

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this nonsense that they're putting out

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there?

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Or is this the answer to what they're

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saying?

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Our phone will still work.

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Our phone will still work.

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What they're trying to keep people off of

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is social media.

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Because we're getting to that point where

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if you want to say anything online,

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they have to know your identity, right?

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So they can hold you accountable.

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That's why we have people in the UK,

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random police officers showing up at their

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door.

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telling them they're being anti-Semitic or

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they're trying to call for violence or

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things like that.

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So people are already getting harassed in

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the UK.

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And I think that this is the direction

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that social media is going.

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I think that people are going to have

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to make the decision of whether they want

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to enroll in digital ID,

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which when you scan your face and you

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give your legal identity,

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that's what you're doing.

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You're enrolling in digital ID.

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You're going to have to make that

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decision.

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Is that worth it for me to stay

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on Facebook,

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Instagram and the rest of that junk food

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social media that we all use?

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That's coming in Australia,

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like you pointed out.

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Yeah, we've got the Child Safety Act,

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and so they banned

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social media for anyone under sixteen.

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But that applies to everyone, right?

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Everyone has to prove their age now.

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The same thing is happening in the US.

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We're so close.

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It's already past the House.

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We have the Kids Act here in America.

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So I think this is something we're going

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to see in the United States by the

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end of the year.

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And I would just say, yeah, like,

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you know, that decision is coming.

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So start to think about that.

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But more importantly,

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the people that you do connect with on

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social media,

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make sure you get a direct way to

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contact them or better yet,

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start communicating with them on an above

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phone.

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Okay,

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that's exactly what I'm talking about.

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So, you know,

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I would think your above phone would be

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jumping off the doggone shelves right now.

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Real quick,

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I know we're going to talk about something

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else, but man,

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in light of everything going on,

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let's talk about that right off.

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I mean,

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explain to the folks out there that may

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be new why an above phone as opposed

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to a phone that they're going to go

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down to the iPhone store and get.

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Yeah, in a nutshell, it's just not,

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it doesn't have anything to do with those

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companies.

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So no Google, no Apple,

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none of their analytics or advertising

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services,

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which these are like first class citizens

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on a normal phone.

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These are services that are running all

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the time.

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So we're not using any of big tech

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services.

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And we go as far to say that

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there's no connections to Google or Apple

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at all.

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So it's kind of what the phone doesn't

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have.

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That's a big,

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That's a big point to be proud of.

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Just like organic food, right?

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Yeah, it doesn't have GMOs and pesticides.

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That's why we eat it.

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It's just food can be good.

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Technology can be good in the same way.

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And in addition to that,

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there's so many different layers of

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security and privacy you can add up.

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I want people to realize that this isn't

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just, hey,

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you buy a device and now you're totally

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private and off the grid.

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That's not how it works.

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You do have to build your life around

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it.

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So we're talking new ways to communicate

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with people.

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We're not using FaceTime and iMessage or

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Facebook Messenger and all those things.

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We know we can't trust those things.

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We know that they leave back doors open

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in these things.

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We've known for years that these companies

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do that.

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So we're actually replacing not just your

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phone,

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but how you communicate with your

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messaging services,

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getting you on open source end-to-end

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encrypted messaging.

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We're also replacing the apps that you

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have dependencies on.

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Everything on the above phone,

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you're going to still be able to do

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what you want,

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but the app's going to be named something

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different.

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It's going to be an alternative.

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Anyone can start using an above phone

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today.

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It's working.

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This technology is here.

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I'll bring it up on the screen in

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a second.

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And it works with whatever cell service

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you're already using.

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So if you're using AT&T,

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you can switch that service over to the

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above phone.

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It works anywhere in the world.

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I don't know.

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You might have some international

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listeners.

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So there's no reason to not get started

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and to start getting some of these

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contacts that you have on popular

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platforms and get them on private peer to

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peer means.

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Because this thing is coming,

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whether you like it or not.

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Man, this is absolutely, I mean,

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somebody wrote in the chat here, yeah,

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man, it's like the jab.

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It's like the mark of the beast,

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and we all see it coming.

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It's like a slow-moving train.

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And sadly,

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we live in the United States of amnesia

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and believe that none of this stuff that's

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happening, you know,

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the carnage that's happening in the Middle

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East, you know,

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Israel walking all over Gaza like they're

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Godzilla.

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and the whole nine yards all this stuff

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is happening over there and we tend not

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to think that it's going to happen here

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was happening in australia i mean it's

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just a couple of years ahead of us

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i suppose and then here we are you

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know it's um it's coming right at us

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and by and large nobody seems to care

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well the people in this audience do care

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but real quick hakeem tell everybody where

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They can get more information about an

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above phone and the benefit.

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Well,

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obviously you described the benefits of

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it.

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I do have one question before you get

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to that.

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What about personal banking and stuff like

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that,

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that people may be accustomed to doing on

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there?

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Let's say my, my, the bank I have,

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you know, has a app.

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Is it okay to put that on an

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above phone and be okay?

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so there's special ways to work with

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banking apps we know they're not the most

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private um so what we do is you

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can actually create a separate container

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for any app i call them like junk

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food apps you don't necessarily want them

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on your main phone but you can throw

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them in a little jail so the little

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jail is is where they live and you

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can switch over to that little jail

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anytime you want to use them they're

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completely separated from your main

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profile

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so they can't communicate with your main

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profile they can't see what's going on

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there so you can throw the banking apps

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and the social media apps or even like

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google apps you could use those if you

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want to all in this little jail so

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that's one way you can improve your

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privacy i will say that banking apps are

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already trying to crack down on this right

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it's no it's no surprise it's like all

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right the financial arm and the banks

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those are going to be one of the

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first groups to sign on with the digital

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id it's it's heading there so quickly

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So I will say that some banking apps

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have started to enforce that you need to

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use an officially licensed big tech phone.

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It needs to be Google licensed.

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It could be a phone that is over

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ten years old that doesn't get security

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updates.

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But as long as it's an official Google

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phone,

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they don't care about your security.

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They want your compliance.

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so that uh they they don't really care

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about the security it's about having make

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ensuring google has control over your

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phone so in these cases in some particular

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banks not all of them have already started

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to try and enforce this what you can

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do instead is you can just use the

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website for the bank right it's online

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banking and that's not too difficult um i

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have a credit union that still works on

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the above phone and i know some of

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our customers have banks that they've

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decided to start doing their banking in

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the browser

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They do it privately.

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They do it on that same profile,

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like I just mentioned,

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and they're not having any problems.

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Well, man, that's really awesome.

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And I'll tell you what's even more awesome

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is the fact that you saw all this

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coming.

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I mean, you know, how did you,

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I mean, it may be a stupid question,

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but I got to ask, I mean,

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how did you foresee all of these things

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coming down as they are right now?

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And then better still to come up with

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a solution long before anybody else did.

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What was your motive for doing that?

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Yeah,

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I think it was just trying to serve

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where I could.

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I got my start with the Freedom Cell

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Network and I was already awake for a

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long time,

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but this is something I kind of like,

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I didn't know what I was doing.

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I ditched my career because this was right

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during the pandemic.

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And I was like, all right,

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you guys want me to build a digital

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prison.

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I'm not doing it.

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So let all that go and started working

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with the Freedom Cell Network.

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And then as we blew up that year

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because of COVID,

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uh because of the lockdowns and people

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wanting to find sanity i realized all

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right this is the juice this is like

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the sauce of technology this is what tech

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should be all about and then i also

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got to see like what we're up against

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i got to see google de-platforming us

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removing us off the search engines i mean

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the underhanded tactics that

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big tech was they, they, you know,

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I can't say it was them specifically,

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but there was definitely something going

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on where our sites were targeted.

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I was like, okay, this game,

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this game is rigged.

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And that got me set on the,

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the privacy tip, like how much,

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how much power do these companies have

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actually?

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And so that's what I've been doing for

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the past five or six years.

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And like, you know, this thing,

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this stuff is coming at you like a

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fright train.

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You can't miss it.

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I think, I think I just have, uh,

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given up a good portion of my life

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to just be like all right i'm this

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is what i'm gonna learn about and you

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know i i do it because i care

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and also because i want to see a

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future where there are no walls in between

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people and people can share and when

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exchange whatever they want without having

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the government involved technology

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involved i mean that's our right here in

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this free country

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Well, yeah, it's supposed to be.

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But yeah, sadly,

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everybody seems so willing to give up

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everything.

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And we'll just see how much more we

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lose over the next year.

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But it's good to know that you're working

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on some serious solutions.

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So folks, go get yourself an above phone.

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Go check these things out.

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Hakeem,

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let's get into what you came on for

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because you're the consummate expert in

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all things like this.

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To a lesser extent,

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I suppose I am to a much lower

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degree, at least.

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I was excited to talk with you because

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I knew you used to build these things.

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Yeah.

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I'm really glad.

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It's been a long time coming,

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but I'm glad we're talking now because

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this report I've been working on,

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it's going out next week,

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but it's interesting.

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You need to know.

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You have a special background where you

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not only know

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the power demands and the dynamics of

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electricity that go into these things,

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like how our power grid works.

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But you also know the ecological side,

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where our water comes from.

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I'm really excited to wrap about this with

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you.

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Yeah.

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I'll go ahead and kick out where I

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am on this.

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Folks,

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I'm more on the construction and the

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things when it comes to this.

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I know a lot of people, look,

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I'm out of local union, one,

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twenty-four electricians local in Kansas

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City.

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Um,

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and I can't even begin to tell you

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over the last, before I quit, you know,

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doing electric work, I would say,

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ninety percent of the work I did over

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the last decade or more actually were all

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data centers.

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I mean, I've worked everywhere,

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car plants, tire plants, you name it.

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If it's a manufacturing,

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I do industrial electrical work.

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So that's where I specialize because

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that's where the money's at.

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And, um,

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the data centers folks just from what i

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know just from what i know i talked

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to there's two guys named ryan one of

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them runs all the maintenance at one of

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the powerhouses near kansas city the other

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guy is an electrician that became a

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electrical engineer who now works at one

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of the biggest places and i'm not going

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to say where it is because he's like

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number two there now and i called him

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up i said hey ryan

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Look,

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give me the skinny on these data centers.

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I said, I've worked on many of them.

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I don't recall there being water issues.

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What's up with that?

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Ryan told me,

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and I've talked about this before, Hakeem,

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he says,

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I can't understand it and I don't know

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why, but yeah,

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they're taking fresh water to cool these

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things.

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I'm like, it makes no sense.

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You have a cooling tower and it recycles

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through.

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There's so many different ways you can do

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a closed loop system for the most part,

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cool everything off using the ground as

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your means of exchange.

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And he's like, yeah, I know.

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I don't get it.

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We're taking it from aquifers and we're

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dumping it out on the ground in most

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cases.

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And then the other Ryan who runs all

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the maintenance at one of the powerhouses

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up there, he says, dude,

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we got so many powerhouses going up here.

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And I won't say how many megawatt this

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particular one is because I don't want to

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give him away either.

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But he says, bro,

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just on this one coal-fired powerhouse in

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Missouri,

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Just one of these data centers going up

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right now could use up all that we're

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putting out right now.

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And this is absolutely insane.

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So I've worked at these things for years

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and years,

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was totally unaware of all the other.

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I knew we were building prisons.

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I knew we were building prisons.

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I just didn't expect it to happen this

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fast.

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So Hakeem, sorry for the long intro,

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but everywhere we look,

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there's data centers being built.

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I mean, everywhere.

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Why is this happening now?

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I'm really glad you shared that because

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that's the other side of the equation.

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It's so crazy that it's like a kind

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of spiritual law.

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So you can only be your worst enemy,

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right?

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This only happens by consent.

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And these electricians, I mean, man,

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I know they're getting paid right now.

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but do they really know what they're

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building?

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And I'd love to work with you to

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find a way to reach out to them

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because the thing is,

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we've only built about half of the data

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centers so far.

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Let's do some background.

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So the first thing you need to know,

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like Billy,

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the data centers you were working on back

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in the day,

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early two thousands or before that even,

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those were traditional data centers.

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And honestly, they were pretty reasonable.

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Now, so I built this map here.

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I'm going to bring it up on the

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screen.

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This is AI data center map dot org.

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You can go through and you can see

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all pretty much all the data centers in

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the entire country.

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I don't have all of them,

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all of them.

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But if I zoom in here,

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you're going to see here.

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Let's go into Dallas because there's a

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nice cluster here.

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You're going to see these red dots.

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Then you're going to see these black

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triangles.

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And I'll say that the red dots,

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those are traditional data centers.

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You don't really need to worry about those

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too much.

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because they're not really using that much

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power.

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The black triangles are the ones you need

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to worry about because this is something

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we call hyperscalers.

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Let me zoom in.

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So these are called hyperscalers,

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and this is the next generation of data

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center.

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These guys start at a hundred megawatts or

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more.

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So you can see this campus in Dallas.

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You can see that, all right,

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Google's building it.

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It's planned.

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It's not built yet.

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It's gonna use three hundred fifty

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megawatts.

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But so how much power is that actually?

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Well, it's a lot.

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This thing on its own is going to

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displace a hundred and twenty-two thousand

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homes.

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These hyper-scale data centers,

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and now there's another tier on top of

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them.

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They're getting even bigger.

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We're calling those gigascale because

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guess what?

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They're actually using the gigascale.

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We could go to Louisiana,

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Right.

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Another another county out in the country

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of Louisiana,

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they go to like places that are kind

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of far out there,

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not so strong economically.

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They do this.

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They target these areas because they can

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build something that takes two gigawatts.

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Right.

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This is almost two million homes worth of

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power.

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So that's kind of, you know,

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there's levels to this thing.

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So you got to kind of see where

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we're at.

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We have built out a lot of hyperscalers

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the next few years up until twenty thirty.

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Actually, primarily,

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they're going to be building gigascalers.

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So we're like we're still have a long

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way to go.

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And my my worry is if they finish

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building all these gigascalers and data

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centers to full completion,

00:21:36.595 --> 00:21:38.556
people's wells are going to go dry.

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Like there's going to be mass

00:21:40.257 --> 00:21:42.077
environmental collapse and we need to stop

00:21:42.117 --> 00:21:43.298
these things before it gets there.

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You know,

00:21:44.881 --> 00:21:46.462
I don't know what scale it was that

00:21:46.522 --> 00:21:47.023
I worked on,

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but there was a time when I ran

00:21:48.365 --> 00:21:50.667
a job for Cerner Corporation and it was

00:21:50.708 --> 00:21:51.388
in Kansas City.

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It was a data center.

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I was the one running that job.

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And at the time,

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it was considered one of the biggest in

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the world.

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And then I remember working at the

00:21:59.558 --> 00:22:01.741
Facebook data center in Fort Worth.

00:22:02.834 --> 00:22:04.595
And just one of those buildings of the

00:22:04.634 --> 00:22:07.257
five data centers that they have in there,

00:22:07.277 --> 00:22:09.778
just one of those buildings was at least

00:22:09.858 --> 00:22:11.900
ten times bigger than the one I'd worked

00:22:11.961 --> 00:22:12.780
on in Kansas City.

00:22:13.481 --> 00:22:15.042
So I don't know where that thing,

00:22:15.083 --> 00:22:16.443
whether it's a giga, mega,

00:22:16.804 --> 00:22:17.825
I don't know where it is in that

00:22:17.865 --> 00:22:18.444
continuum.

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But, man,

00:22:19.246 --> 00:22:20.465
there was a lot of strange things that

00:22:20.506 --> 00:22:21.926
went on when they brought those servers in

00:22:21.946 --> 00:22:23.729
there because, look,

00:22:23.769 --> 00:22:24.950
I've worked in this area for a long

00:22:24.990 --> 00:22:25.150
time.

00:22:25.190 --> 00:22:26.310
I know what a server looks like.

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hakim i know this is like going off

00:22:29.311 --> 00:22:31.132
the beaten path a little bit i probably

00:22:31.152 --> 00:22:32.511
ought to say this privately but i'm just

00:22:32.531 --> 00:22:34.932
going to say it while we're here um

00:22:35.952 --> 00:22:38.253
we were working seven days a week and

00:22:40.173 --> 00:22:42.674
there came a weekend where they said okay

00:22:42.714 --> 00:22:44.795
nobody's coming in nobody can figure out

00:22:44.835 --> 00:22:47.316
why well one of the server rooms

00:22:48.430 --> 00:22:50.191
All of a sudden, over that weekend,

00:22:50.351 --> 00:22:53.090
was absolutely positively filled to the

00:22:53.151 --> 00:22:56.551
brim with these servers that I'd never

00:22:56.592 --> 00:22:57.113
seen before.

00:22:57.432 --> 00:22:58.553
And strangely enough,

00:22:58.593 --> 00:22:59.633
they didn't give off any heat.

00:22:59.952 --> 00:23:02.493
And in fact, they had all the windows.

00:23:02.534 --> 00:23:04.535
There's only maybe two entrances in and

00:23:04.595 --> 00:23:06.595
out of most data centers because it's air

00:23:06.615 --> 00:23:07.055
conditioned.

00:23:07.115 --> 00:23:08.955
And it's on a raised floor the whole

00:23:08.996 --> 00:23:09.556
nine yards.

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And they taped off.

00:23:12.813 --> 00:23:14.574
with, I don't know, some kind of paper,

00:23:14.674 --> 00:23:15.454
all the windows.

00:23:16.236 --> 00:23:17.997
And I'm looking at devices in there that

00:23:18.357 --> 00:23:19.618
didn't make any sense at all.

00:23:19.679 --> 00:23:21.059
Now, I don't know what those were.

00:23:21.559 --> 00:23:22.840
All I know is that they were saying,

00:23:22.881 --> 00:23:23.902
look, this is top secret.

00:23:23.942 --> 00:23:25.683
Nobody goes in here for any reason

00:23:25.723 --> 00:23:26.403
whatsoever.

00:23:26.805 --> 00:23:28.465
You're gonna sign an NDA if you do.

00:23:28.506 --> 00:23:28.986
And I'm like, man,

00:23:29.026 --> 00:23:31.347
I've been in a thousand data centers.

00:23:31.367 --> 00:23:32.028
What's the big deal?

00:23:32.409 --> 00:23:33.690
And then I was looking through a crack

00:23:33.730 --> 00:23:35.030
and a number of others were, they're like,

00:23:35.070 --> 00:23:35.211
dude,

00:23:35.471 --> 00:23:37.053
these look nothing like data centers.

00:23:37.452 --> 00:23:38.594
I'd like to know who, first of all,

00:23:38.673 --> 00:23:39.974
put all of them in,

00:23:40.095 --> 00:23:41.376
in this massive room.

00:23:42.037 --> 00:23:42.898
in one weekend.

00:23:43.579 --> 00:23:44.480
I don't know what's going on,

00:23:44.500 --> 00:23:46.022
but that does drive the next question.

00:23:46.063 --> 00:23:46.304
I mean,

00:23:46.805 --> 00:23:48.366
I guess I should have led with this,

00:23:48.406 --> 00:23:50.990
but what exactly is driving this whole AI

00:23:51.050 --> 00:23:51.972
data center boom?

00:23:53.669 --> 00:23:56.151
it is um i mean it is ai

00:23:56.211 --> 00:23:58.432
right these these next generation of data

00:23:58.472 --> 00:23:59.974
centers and i'm not sure if that's what

00:23:59.994 --> 00:24:01.715
you were seeing there but you know a

00:24:01.756 --> 00:24:03.958
good clue would have been are there are

00:24:03.978 --> 00:24:06.119
there pipes are there water pipes running

00:24:06.180 --> 00:24:08.481
into these things because now they've got

00:24:08.582 --> 00:24:11.164
you know direct to chip cooling which uh

00:24:11.184 --> 00:24:13.105
they need to do because we're talking

00:24:13.125 --> 00:24:15.449
about this ai chip that has two hundred

00:24:15.509 --> 00:24:18.290
billion transistors in it like this is the

00:24:18.330 --> 00:24:18.691
most

00:24:19.352 --> 00:24:22.292
computationally proficient thing on the

00:24:22.353 --> 00:24:22.732
planet.

00:24:22.772 --> 00:24:25.333
This is like the pinnacle of technology

00:24:25.393 --> 00:24:27.473
today that it can do this many

00:24:27.513 --> 00:24:28.473
calculations.

00:24:28.894 --> 00:24:29.894
It can do a trillion,

00:24:29.933 --> 00:24:31.815
trillion calculations per second.

00:24:31.835 --> 00:24:33.654
And I'm talking about the NVIDIA Blackwell

00:24:33.795 --> 00:24:34.295
GPU,

00:24:34.335 --> 00:24:36.015
which is in a lot of professional data

00:24:36.056 --> 00:24:36.395
centers.

00:24:36.875 --> 00:24:39.296
So when you have something with this many

00:24:39.336 --> 00:24:41.277
transistors that can do this many

00:24:41.336 --> 00:24:42.076
calculations,

00:24:42.116 --> 00:24:43.517
if it's running at full load,

00:24:43.856 --> 00:24:44.916
it gets so hot,

00:24:45.176 --> 00:24:47.357
it's comparable to the surface of the sun.

00:24:48.137 --> 00:24:51.080
so you know it it's that hot so

00:24:51.381 --> 00:24:53.143
maybe the data centers or the servers you

00:24:53.163 --> 00:24:54.704
were seeing weren't throwing off much heat

00:24:54.744 --> 00:24:57.106
but maybe it was being cooled or something

00:24:57.166 --> 00:24:59.589
i mean i don't know but all of

00:24:59.609 --> 00:25:01.751
these uh data centers are being built

00:25:01.872 --> 00:25:04.334
we're absolutely over building past

00:25:04.374 --> 00:25:06.977
capacity from what i can see my estimates

00:25:07.237 --> 00:25:11.181
is that right now we have around fifty

00:25:11.221 --> 00:25:11.862
gigawatts

00:25:12.382 --> 00:25:15.022
of power in the united states being

00:25:15.084 --> 00:25:17.424
directed towards these data centers you

00:25:17.464 --> 00:25:19.046
can you can like this is just from

00:25:19.226 --> 00:25:21.106
my estimation you know what i did was

00:25:21.166 --> 00:25:22.767
i went on the internet and i scraped

00:25:22.807 --> 00:25:24.607
any information i could find about a data

00:25:24.627 --> 00:25:25.628
center and i put it on the map

00:25:25.648 --> 00:25:27.009
that's all i did you can go to

00:25:27.029 --> 00:25:28.569
my map and you could actually pull it

00:25:28.609 --> 00:25:30.371
down i'm not hiding the data from you

00:25:30.832 --> 00:25:32.451
it's free and open to all you can

00:25:32.471 --> 00:25:34.574
do your own calculations i'd love for you

00:25:34.594 --> 00:25:37.654
to give me a updated estimate but the

00:25:37.694 --> 00:25:40.175
thing is is that we're over we're out

00:25:40.215 --> 00:25:41.017
building china

00:25:41.596 --> 00:25:42.898
And by twenty thirty,

00:25:42.999 --> 00:25:44.922
we're going to have two hundred gigawatts

00:25:44.961 --> 00:25:47.163
of power get dedicated to these things.

00:25:47.183 --> 00:25:48.145
That's what's planned.

00:25:48.425 --> 00:25:51.710
That's forty percent of the entire current

00:25:51.809 --> 00:25:52.130
U.S.

00:25:52.611 --> 00:25:54.432
power supply or power demand.

00:25:55.398 --> 00:25:58.922
so i i can't i have theories you

00:25:58.942 --> 00:26:00.762
know we can talk about the surveillance

00:26:00.863 --> 00:26:03.065
aspect which is it's definitely a part of

00:26:03.105 --> 00:26:04.705
it i mean we can't deny that we

00:26:04.746 --> 00:26:07.587
could talk about how um the national

00:26:07.627 --> 00:26:09.429
institute for standards and technology is

00:26:09.489 --> 00:26:11.030
talking about you know they're kind of

00:26:11.070 --> 00:26:12.692
hinting there's going to be a cyber war

00:26:12.711 --> 00:26:15.354
with china also the ceo of anthropic has

00:26:15.374 --> 00:26:17.055
said the same thing some other people have

00:26:17.075 --> 00:26:19.717
as well um or we could talk about

00:26:19.916 --> 00:26:21.617
um you know we could talk about them

00:26:21.657 --> 00:26:22.919
being stupid and greedy

00:26:23.900 --> 00:26:26.342
which is like totally valid too like why

00:26:26.362 --> 00:26:29.085
are these things being built but um you

00:26:29.105 --> 00:26:30.645
know more and more i'm starting to realize

00:26:30.726 --> 00:26:33.028
it could be it could be military nature

00:26:33.107 --> 00:26:34.249
so you know i've got i've got a

00:26:34.288 --> 00:26:34.950
bunch of theories

00:26:36.038 --> 00:26:37.598
Well, let's absolutely bat them around.

00:26:37.638 --> 00:26:38.538
But first and foremost,

00:26:38.638 --> 00:26:40.259
I guess I should say, you know,

00:26:41.080 --> 00:26:42.121
there's a lot of people out there

00:26:42.141 --> 00:26:43.221
thinking, okay, data center,

00:26:43.261 --> 00:26:44.221
shmata center, you know,

00:26:44.862 --> 00:26:45.863
why should people care?

00:26:45.942 --> 00:26:47.483
Why is this a concern to you?

00:26:47.523 --> 00:26:47.923
And why?

00:26:48.523 --> 00:26:49.265
I got reasons,

00:26:49.345 --> 00:26:50.785
maybe we'll cover that if you don't cover

00:26:50.805 --> 00:26:50.884
them.

00:26:50.944 --> 00:26:52.586
But what are the biggest reasons why

00:26:52.625 --> 00:26:54.047
people should be concerned about?

00:26:55.847 --> 00:26:56.528
Yeah, absolutely.

00:26:56.567 --> 00:26:58.108
Let me pull up the map.

00:26:58.388 --> 00:27:00.250
And I'll show you guys a few places

00:27:00.309 --> 00:27:00.769
on the map.

00:27:01.230 --> 00:27:01.451
So

00:27:02.990 --> 00:27:04.130
It's especially scary.

00:27:04.170 --> 00:27:06.030
This red stuff, by the way,

00:27:06.111 --> 00:27:06.691
on top of it,

00:27:06.730 --> 00:27:08.551
this is like the water risk.

00:27:08.892 --> 00:27:10.811
This is not related to the data centers.

00:27:10.852 --> 00:27:13.413
This was like the water risk before these

00:27:13.452 --> 00:27:15.213
data centers were being tracked, right?

00:27:15.233 --> 00:27:17.294
So more water is leaving these areas.

00:27:17.413 --> 00:27:18.934
There's groundwater depletion.

00:27:19.335 --> 00:27:21.035
They're pulling more water out than is

00:27:21.096 --> 00:27:22.496
being restored in these areas.

00:27:22.556 --> 00:27:24.355
So places like Phoenix,

00:27:24.457 --> 00:27:28.278
where there's this huge cluster of data

00:27:28.317 --> 00:27:28.778
centers,

00:27:28.798 --> 00:27:30.038
you're gonna see effects like this.

00:27:30.077 --> 00:27:31.858
If you click on any empty spot on

00:27:31.878 --> 00:27:32.298
the map,

00:27:33.288 --> 00:27:35.469
you're gonna start to see that I have

00:27:35.489 --> 00:27:37.369
it on a fifty mile radius.

00:27:37.809 --> 00:27:39.951
It's gonna tell you how much water is

00:27:39.990 --> 00:27:42.271
being displaced per day of the planned

00:27:42.311 --> 00:27:43.852
data centers in these areas.

00:27:44.452 --> 00:27:47.693
So that is about seventeen million gallons

00:27:47.733 --> 00:27:48.114
a day.

00:27:48.473 --> 00:27:48.875
And again,

00:27:48.934 --> 00:27:51.776
this is a very rough ballpark estimate.

00:27:52.455 --> 00:27:54.178
There could be technologies that I don't

00:27:54.218 --> 00:27:54.719
know about.

00:27:55.279 --> 00:27:56.181
I just want to be fair.

00:27:56.461 --> 00:27:58.143
You know, I could be wrong about this,

00:27:58.242 --> 00:28:01.707
but going with like the academic standards

00:28:01.788 --> 00:28:04.029
of about half a liter per kilowatt hour,

00:28:04.530 --> 00:28:06.373
this is how much they're planning to use.

00:28:06.753 --> 00:28:08.816
And when you're pulling that much water

00:28:09.317 --> 00:28:10.218
out of an aquifer,

00:28:10.816 --> 00:28:12.417
you're gonna have groundwater depletion,

00:28:12.458 --> 00:28:12.738
right?

00:28:12.837 --> 00:28:15.401
You've probably dug well on your land,

00:28:15.641 --> 00:28:15.840
right?

00:28:15.861 --> 00:28:17.542
That's tapped into some aquifer.

00:28:17.903 --> 00:28:19.565
You've maybe dug down three or four

00:28:19.605 --> 00:28:20.786
hundred feet, whatever.

00:28:21.145 --> 00:28:22.827
The water will go down, right?

00:28:22.867 --> 00:28:24.789
Because we're pulling millions of gallons

00:28:24.950 --> 00:28:26.471
out, but it's not being restored.

00:28:26.531 --> 00:28:28.093
It's evaporating and being sent into the

00:28:28.153 --> 00:28:28.693
atmosphere.

00:28:29.054 --> 00:28:30.336
So the water level is gonna go down.

00:28:30.375 --> 00:28:31.457
It's not gonna come back up.

00:28:31.997 --> 00:28:32.877
And for me, man,

00:28:32.958 --> 00:28:34.358
I don't grow all my own food yet.

00:28:34.439 --> 00:28:37.319
I'm relying on badasses like you and

00:28:37.359 --> 00:28:38.280
farmers out there.

00:28:38.340 --> 00:28:39.902
So if you do have a well out

00:28:39.942 --> 00:28:41.722
there and you're next to one of these

00:28:41.823 --> 00:28:43.683
areas, it could go dry.

00:28:43.963 --> 00:28:46.066
And that's the real scare here.

00:28:46.105 --> 00:28:47.586
Not to even mention the environment,

00:28:47.606 --> 00:28:49.327
but your water could go dry.

00:28:50.188 --> 00:28:50.347
Well,

00:28:50.387 --> 00:28:51.828
the blessing to me is that I live

00:28:51.848 --> 00:28:52.329
in a very,

00:28:52.369 --> 00:28:54.411
very mountainous region and they would

00:28:54.451 --> 00:28:55.692
have to cut off

00:28:56.907 --> 00:28:58.249
It just doesn't make sense for them to

00:28:58.308 --> 00:28:59.609
put one anywhere near me.

00:29:00.451 --> 00:29:01.211
But, you know,

00:29:01.310 --> 00:29:04.593
this is – I think it's deleterious to

00:29:04.613 --> 00:29:06.795
health in many, many ways because,

00:29:07.355 --> 00:29:08.236
number one, first of all,

00:29:08.256 --> 00:29:09.737
you bring up Arizona.

00:29:10.317 --> 00:29:12.198
Why would anybody put a data center in

00:29:12.258 --> 00:29:13.199
a flipping desert?

00:29:13.578 --> 00:29:14.400
And if you are,

00:29:14.920 --> 00:29:17.141
why wouldn't you put it underground where

00:29:17.221 --> 00:29:18.122
the ground temperature,

00:29:18.142 --> 00:29:19.542
which is around fifty-some degrees,

00:29:19.563 --> 00:29:21.023
would mitigate a lot of the cooling

00:29:21.064 --> 00:29:22.025
effects that you need?

00:29:22.825 --> 00:29:24.986
It's like everything is done in the most

00:29:25.066 --> 00:29:26.686
stupid possible way.

00:29:27.287 --> 00:29:28.548
It makes zero sense.

00:29:28.607 --> 00:29:30.188
It's like it's almost being done on

00:29:30.248 --> 00:29:31.929
purpose to deplete these resources.

00:29:32.509 --> 00:29:33.029
But, Hakeem,

00:29:33.049 --> 00:29:35.270
have you done any work in terms of

00:29:35.830 --> 00:29:38.152
the EMF footprint of these things?

00:29:38.211 --> 00:29:40.633
I mean, it's got to be horrendous.

00:29:41.695 --> 00:29:43.297
I didn't focus on EMF,

00:29:43.336 --> 00:29:44.538
but I do know a thing or two

00:29:44.577 --> 00:29:47.359
about the other concerns.

00:29:47.799 --> 00:29:49.020
There's two things to talk about.

00:29:49.121 --> 00:29:51.282
And I just went off what people were

00:29:51.323 --> 00:29:51.782
studying.

00:29:52.784 --> 00:29:54.164
One is the heat island effect.

00:29:54.845 --> 00:29:56.527
So there is a study,

00:29:57.126 --> 00:29:59.248
these international researchers, they...

00:30:00.209 --> 00:30:00.828
From space,

00:30:00.949 --> 00:30:03.369
they took a map of the land surface

00:30:03.410 --> 00:30:05.289
temperatures before and after data

00:30:05.309 --> 00:30:05.651
centers.

00:30:05.691 --> 00:30:08.270
And they found that, OK, on average,

00:30:08.550 --> 00:30:10.892
if you start a hyperscale data center,

00:30:11.132 --> 00:30:13.673
the temperature goes up by two Celsius or

00:30:13.712 --> 00:30:14.472
four degrees.

00:30:15.032 --> 00:30:17.173
And you feel this effect within ten

00:30:17.213 --> 00:30:17.794
kilometers.

00:30:18.314 --> 00:30:18.554
Right.

00:30:18.693 --> 00:30:20.875
So heat dynamics,

00:30:20.976 --> 00:30:22.698
it's going to accumulate the more data

00:30:22.738 --> 00:30:23.617
centers there are.

00:30:24.038 --> 00:30:25.799
So you can click on the map and

00:30:25.880 --> 00:30:27.922
it'll give you a breakdown of how much

00:30:27.981 --> 00:30:30.804
the temperature is going up from the data

00:30:30.824 --> 00:30:31.825
centers that are around it.

00:30:32.085 --> 00:30:34.446
And so you're getting crazy off the charts

00:30:34.467 --> 00:30:36.409
temperatures like in this area in Arizona,

00:30:36.729 --> 00:30:38.590
the temperature should go up by twenty

00:30:38.611 --> 00:30:40.852
degrees once all these data centers are

00:30:40.872 --> 00:30:41.113
done.

00:30:41.932 --> 00:30:44.095
So that's I mean, that's one thing.

00:30:44.154 --> 00:30:44.875
It's like, OK,

00:30:45.215 --> 00:30:47.118
now you have the heat rising.

00:30:47.378 --> 00:30:48.661
That's a major health risk,

00:30:48.701 --> 00:30:50.743
especially when you combine it with the

00:30:50.763 --> 00:30:52.767
diesel generators that are throwing off

00:30:54.249 --> 00:30:55.851
nitrates and oxygen.

00:30:57.051 --> 00:30:59.755
sox and all of these uh fine matter

00:30:59.815 --> 00:31:01.496
particulates that are coming off of these

00:31:01.536 --> 00:31:03.238
generators so it's causing respiratory

00:31:03.278 --> 00:31:04.759
issues it's causing heart issues it's

00:31:04.798 --> 00:31:06.840
known to do that it can actually combine

00:31:06.881 --> 00:31:09.583
with the heat effect to cause stroke so

00:31:09.824 --> 00:31:11.545
uh these these are a massive risk to

00:31:11.565 --> 00:31:13.967
your health um there's also the noise

00:31:14.007 --> 00:31:17.329
thing these things sound like a a vacuum

00:31:17.369 --> 00:31:19.772
cleaner at full blast which means you're

00:31:19.813 --> 00:31:20.753
not getting any sleep

00:31:21.794 --> 00:31:23.256
Animals start to go crazy.

00:31:23.355 --> 00:31:23.615
You know,

00:31:23.635 --> 00:31:25.057
they start tearing their hair out.

00:31:25.897 --> 00:31:27.980
Any free roaming animal is going to just

00:31:28.019 --> 00:31:30.082
straight leave the area, right?

00:31:30.102 --> 00:31:31.722
So there's all these like terrible

00:31:31.762 --> 00:31:32.143
impacts.

00:31:32.163 --> 00:31:33.525
This is anti-human,

00:31:34.025 --> 00:31:36.727
anti-life impacts of data centers that you

00:31:36.767 --> 00:31:37.488
got to talk about.

00:31:38.443 --> 00:31:39.545
Well, here's what blows my mind.

00:31:39.585 --> 00:31:41.145
I've worked in a number of powerhouses

00:31:41.226 --> 00:31:42.186
over the years as well.

00:31:42.626 --> 00:31:43.508
I mean, you know,

00:31:43.607 --> 00:31:44.749
we got them all in America.

00:31:44.769 --> 00:31:46.029
We got coal fired.

00:31:46.089 --> 00:31:47.111
We have nuclear.

00:31:47.490 --> 00:31:48.352
We have gas.

00:31:48.951 --> 00:31:49.833
We have all these things.

00:31:49.893 --> 00:31:51.614
And you'll notice that every one of them,

00:31:52.394 --> 00:31:54.457
almost every single one of them is

00:31:54.497 --> 00:31:55.538
situated next to a river.

00:31:56.238 --> 00:31:57.659
next to some body of water,

00:31:58.000 --> 00:31:59.181
because all you're really doing at a

00:31:59.221 --> 00:32:00.922
powerhouse is you're boiling water and

00:32:00.961 --> 00:32:03.585
it's turning, you know,

00:32:03.605 --> 00:32:04.786
as crazy as it sounds,

00:32:04.806 --> 00:32:06.047
that's exactly what it does,

00:32:06.606 --> 00:32:08.409
regardless of the combustion means.

00:32:09.549 --> 00:32:12.011
Why on earth would they situate these

00:32:12.031 --> 00:32:12.271
things?

00:32:12.332 --> 00:32:12.511
I mean,

00:32:12.531 --> 00:32:13.553
do we have an answer for that?

00:32:13.593 --> 00:32:15.174
Why would they situate them in a desert

00:32:15.714 --> 00:32:17.195
where in a powerhouse,

00:32:17.416 --> 00:32:19.357
they'll take the water, cycle it through,

00:32:19.438 --> 00:32:20.459
use it for what they need it for,

00:32:20.598 --> 00:32:21.941
and then run it right back into the

00:32:21.961 --> 00:32:22.141
river?

00:32:23.448 --> 00:32:25.470
I don't understand where all the water

00:32:25.630 --> 00:32:27.730
usage need is even coming from in these

00:32:27.770 --> 00:32:28.412
data centers.

00:32:28.892 --> 00:32:30.153
It makes no sense at all.

00:32:30.772 --> 00:32:32.034
Because, in fact,

00:32:32.054 --> 00:32:34.576
the way you'll have a two-foot raised

00:32:34.635 --> 00:32:36.196
floor in most data centers,

00:32:36.938 --> 00:32:38.298
and the air conditioning is blowing

00:32:38.318 --> 00:32:38.878
through there.

00:32:39.439 --> 00:32:41.441
So I don't understand where the cooling is

00:32:41.520 --> 00:32:45.483
needed and why the water is needed in

00:32:45.523 --> 00:32:46.503
a way that they're saying.

00:32:46.604 --> 00:32:47.765
I just don't understand that.

00:32:47.785 --> 00:32:49.625
Do you have any reckoning of any of

00:32:49.645 --> 00:32:49.866
that?

00:32:50.507 --> 00:32:52.968
this extreme heat this is like this is

00:32:53.068 --> 00:32:55.890
heat that these these ai chips for one

00:32:55.910 --> 00:32:57.431
they need to run at a reasonable

00:32:57.931 --> 00:33:00.292
reasonable temperature in order to keep

00:33:00.512 --> 00:33:03.013
operating and they just get so hot at

00:33:03.094 --> 00:33:05.796
full load that um water is going to

00:33:05.816 --> 00:33:07.116
be the only way to cool it down

00:33:07.457 --> 00:33:09.438
like air chillers are not going to be

00:33:09.498 --> 00:33:11.838
economical in fact like the amount of heat

00:33:11.858 --> 00:33:13.059
that you're pushing out of there it's

00:33:13.079 --> 00:33:14.280
going to use too much energy

00:33:14.780 --> 00:33:15.402
So, you know,

00:33:16.182 --> 00:33:17.784
one of the theories that I have is

00:33:17.804 --> 00:33:18.984
like, yeah, like there I mean,

00:33:19.005 --> 00:33:21.047
there's way better places that they could

00:33:21.067 --> 00:33:21.607
have built them.

00:33:22.167 --> 00:33:23.409
And so on the map,

00:33:23.469 --> 00:33:25.811
you can actually see these things laid

00:33:26.172 --> 00:33:27.894
overlaid on the major U.S.

00:33:27.973 --> 00:33:28.493
aquifers.

00:33:28.734 --> 00:33:30.715
So you can kind of see that relationship.

00:33:30.757 --> 00:33:31.837
You can almost see the pattern.

00:33:31.857 --> 00:33:32.117
Yeah.

00:33:32.833 --> 00:33:34.034
Yeah, I mean,

00:33:34.114 --> 00:33:35.815
they're strategically positioned.

00:33:35.934 --> 00:33:36.075
I mean,

00:33:36.095 --> 00:33:37.915
this one in Denver is the most obvious.

00:33:38.116 --> 00:33:38.477
There you go.

00:33:38.557 --> 00:33:40.778
It's all sitting on the Denver Basin,

00:33:41.378 --> 00:33:41.659
right?

00:33:41.699 --> 00:33:43.519
So they're all strategically positioned

00:33:44.300 --> 00:33:44.861
with water.

00:33:45.161 --> 00:33:46.241
That's one aspect of it.

00:33:46.281 --> 00:33:48.462
The other aspect is you can also see

00:33:48.903 --> 00:33:51.125
the high voltage power line grid on the

00:33:51.164 --> 00:33:51.806
United States.

00:33:51.905 --> 00:33:53.826
Boom, that's the other thing, right?

00:33:54.207 --> 00:33:55.748
So it's access to water.

00:33:56.067 --> 00:33:57.749
It's also access to cheap power.

00:33:57.869 --> 00:33:59.109
And I think that might be the most

00:33:59.170 --> 00:33:59.851
important thing

00:34:00.310 --> 00:34:01.031
So, I mean,

00:34:01.152 --> 00:34:02.795
you probably know better than me,

00:34:02.835 --> 00:34:05.038
but I do think the Southwest has better,

00:34:05.838 --> 00:34:08.242
you know, power generating more.

00:34:08.661 --> 00:34:10.063
So sorry.

00:34:10.664 --> 00:34:11.045
I'm sorry.

00:34:11.065 --> 00:34:11.847
I didn't mean to cut you off.

00:34:11.887 --> 00:34:13.429
It's the most secure grid by far.

00:34:14.829 --> 00:34:17.130
yeah i mean yeah i mean dude i

00:34:17.351 --> 00:34:19.331
i i didn't know that for sure and

00:34:19.351 --> 00:34:21.050
i it was great getting that confirmation

00:34:21.110 --> 00:34:22.831
so like yeah i mean they do it

00:34:22.911 --> 00:34:24.492
out of power that's why texas is

00:34:24.552 --> 00:34:27.913
completely taken over by these things and

00:34:28.172 --> 00:34:30.713
uh they want cheap they want cheap land

00:34:30.893 --> 00:34:33.014
cheap water cheap power and easy

00:34:33.054 --> 00:34:34.755
regulation so they can build these things

00:34:35.014 --> 00:34:37.454
so if you know i'm sure you and

00:34:37.614 --> 00:34:40.416
i could probably find much more conscious

00:34:40.496 --> 00:34:42.556
and aware ways to build these data centers

00:34:42.577 --> 00:34:44.117
i mean build them in alaska right

00:34:44.777 --> 00:34:46.760
Build them somewhere where people need

00:34:46.820 --> 00:34:47.181
heat.

00:34:48.523 --> 00:34:50.586
Or build them in water-rich parts of the

00:34:50.606 --> 00:34:51.307
United States.

00:34:51.367 --> 00:34:53.030
But no, you're kind of right.

00:34:53.130 --> 00:34:55.213
It feels like it's being done by design

00:34:55.434 --> 00:34:56.615
or just straight incompetence.

00:34:58.315 --> 00:34:58.376
Now,

00:34:58.396 --> 00:34:59.597
I tend to think that it's a lot

00:34:59.637 --> 00:35:00.556
more going on here.

00:35:01.317 --> 00:35:01.516
Hakeem,

00:35:01.536 --> 00:35:02.717
I'm going to ask you to step out

00:35:02.737 --> 00:35:04.018
a little bit because, honestly,

00:35:05.057 --> 00:35:05.918
in this audience, bro,

00:35:05.938 --> 00:35:07.259
you're not going to freak anybody out.

00:35:07.298 --> 00:35:07.619
Believe me,

00:35:07.639 --> 00:35:09.480
I've run off anybody at this point.

00:35:10.199 --> 00:35:10.380
I mean,

00:35:10.420 --> 00:35:11.820
I just did a video the other day

00:35:11.860 --> 00:35:13.601
talking about the acceptable use of the

00:35:13.721 --> 00:35:14.161
N-word.

00:35:14.561 --> 00:35:18.083
So there's not anything you're going to

00:35:18.103 --> 00:35:18.503
say.

00:35:19.483 --> 00:35:19.862
You know,

00:35:20.043 --> 00:35:21.643
there's not anything you're going to say

00:35:21.684 --> 00:35:23.204
that's going to run these people off.

00:35:23.824 --> 00:35:24.443
So, I mean,

00:35:24.503 --> 00:35:26.264
I got to know because everybody is asking

00:35:26.545 --> 00:35:27.565
and we, you know,

00:35:27.585 --> 00:35:30.346
our main demographic is going to be people

00:35:30.405 --> 00:35:31.346
that are older than me,

00:35:31.365 --> 00:35:32.346
people that are boomers,

00:35:33.126 --> 00:35:35.206
and they really want to hear the truth

00:35:35.246 --> 00:35:36.246
and they want to hear it hard and

00:35:36.286 --> 00:35:36.626
raw.

00:35:37.246 --> 00:35:38.748
I have theories as to why this is

00:35:38.788 --> 00:35:39.148
going on.

00:35:39.168 --> 00:35:40.527
I asked you earlier and you said you

00:35:40.547 --> 00:35:41.248
have theories.

00:35:41.807 --> 00:35:43.929
Bro, feel uninhibited.

00:35:44.128 --> 00:35:44.469
I mean,

00:35:45.028 --> 00:35:46.690
don't say anything that's going to get us

00:35:46.750 --> 00:35:48.130
kicked off of YouTube because

00:35:48.652 --> 00:35:51.036
But yeah, let's go into it.

00:35:51.077 --> 00:35:53.782
Tell me exactly what you think all of

00:35:53.822 --> 00:35:54.304
this is for,

00:35:54.344 --> 00:35:56.108
because this is totally your wheelhouse,

00:35:56.148 --> 00:35:56.307
man.

00:35:56.327 --> 00:35:57.530
And I don't want to shortchange these

00:35:57.550 --> 00:35:57.851
folks.

00:35:59.248 --> 00:36:02.170
so we we all know the the the

00:36:02.311 --> 00:36:04.974
ultimate technocrats like wet dream which

00:36:05.014 --> 00:36:07.034
is to get us in a fifteen minute

00:36:07.074 --> 00:36:09.516
city where everything's monitored

00:36:09.556 --> 00:36:11.978
everything is programmatic and the problem

00:36:12.119 --> 00:36:13.900
is is that no one i mean the

00:36:13.940 --> 00:36:15.862
cities kind of suck people are people are

00:36:15.922 --> 00:36:18.023
leaving cities right now right so people

00:36:18.184 --> 00:36:19.844
people feel that where are they going

00:36:19.864 --> 00:36:21.527
they're going out to the country why

00:36:21.567 --> 00:36:22.527
because there's land

00:36:23.423 --> 00:36:25.465
there's power, and there's water.

00:36:25.724 --> 00:36:27.306
So this is the final frontier.

00:36:27.387 --> 00:36:27.606
I mean,

00:36:28.347 --> 00:36:32.108
after the greatest wealth transfer in

00:36:32.150 --> 00:36:33.130
history, I mean,

00:36:33.150 --> 00:36:34.311
they did a pretty good job.

00:36:35.050 --> 00:36:36.851
People are broke around the country now,

00:36:36.992 --> 00:36:37.293
okay?

00:36:37.672 --> 00:36:38.273
What's left?

00:36:38.413 --> 00:36:39.974
These guys, they never stop.

00:36:40.034 --> 00:36:41.715
This entity, this beast system,

00:36:41.815 --> 00:36:42.755
it never stops.

00:36:42.795 --> 00:36:43.876
So what can they take next?

00:36:43.936 --> 00:36:45.878
It's the land, it's the environment,

00:36:46.197 --> 00:36:47.239
the power, and the water.

00:36:47.639 --> 00:36:49.280
You take these things or you make it

00:36:49.440 --> 00:36:51.581
unaffordable, you're starting to not...

00:36:52.282 --> 00:36:53.663
be able to pay your power and water

00:36:53.682 --> 00:36:55.563
bills, which in some parts of the country,

00:36:56.384 --> 00:36:57.364
close to data centers,

00:36:57.384 --> 00:36:58.425
they've already tripled.

00:36:59.025 --> 00:37:01.085
And from what I'm seeing in my analysis,

00:37:02.025 --> 00:37:04.186
if these data centers all get built out

00:37:04.226 --> 00:37:05.847
and start using the maximum amount of

00:37:05.887 --> 00:37:06.228
power,

00:37:06.288 --> 00:37:09.309
which I'm leaving space for me to be

00:37:09.349 --> 00:37:09.768
wrong,

00:37:09.909 --> 00:37:12.010
but I am seeing power bills are going

00:37:12.050 --> 00:37:15.391
to at least double no matter where you

00:37:15.512 --> 00:37:17.873
are and triple and quadruple in places

00:37:17.952 --> 00:37:19.172
with the cluster of these.

00:37:19.592 --> 00:37:21.034
So you're getting to a spot where

00:37:21.574 --> 00:37:22.434
oh, OK, well,

00:37:22.494 --> 00:37:24.295
now I can't pay my power and water

00:37:24.335 --> 00:37:24.516
bill.

00:37:24.556 --> 00:37:25.936
I'm going to have to send my land

00:37:26.536 --> 00:37:28.858
and I might move to the fifteen minute

00:37:28.898 --> 00:37:31.300
city where these things are subsidized and

00:37:31.320 --> 00:37:31.760
in control.

00:37:31.800 --> 00:37:32.559
I mean, that to me,

00:37:32.579 --> 00:37:33.641
that makes a lot of sense.

00:37:33.661 --> 00:37:35.782
They need a way to push people out

00:37:36.181 --> 00:37:37.443
of these areas in the country.

00:37:37.963 --> 00:37:41.264
So I think that's that primarily that's

00:37:41.304 --> 00:37:43.766
the biggest conspiratorial reason in

00:37:43.806 --> 00:37:45.206
addition to the surveillance.

00:37:45.266 --> 00:37:46.268
But that's that's one theory.

00:37:48.092 --> 00:37:49.813
Well, where does it stop?

00:37:49.873 --> 00:37:51.313
I mean, for me,

00:37:51.652 --> 00:37:52.673
I'm going to tell you what I think

00:37:52.713 --> 00:37:52.974
it is.

00:37:53.034 --> 00:37:54.514
And I'm just you tell me if I'm

00:37:54.554 --> 00:37:55.414
way off base here,

00:37:55.434 --> 00:37:57.594
because I've talked to I remember I had

00:37:57.655 --> 00:37:59.155
Dr. Sherry Tenpenny on here.

00:37:59.556 --> 00:38:00.795
And then the other day I had Dr.

00:38:00.815 --> 00:38:02.117
Jane Ruby talking about this.

00:38:02.317 --> 00:38:03.237
Well, similar things.

00:38:04.038 --> 00:38:04.677
Both of them,

00:38:04.918 --> 00:38:06.518
if you were and I don't mean to

00:38:06.538 --> 00:38:07.539
put words in their mouth,

00:38:07.599 --> 00:38:09.259
but I'm pretty sure they would agree with

00:38:09.318 --> 00:38:12.840
me that every every single thing we see

00:38:12.900 --> 00:38:15.240
unfolding right now seems to be a part

00:38:15.280 --> 00:38:16.702
of a depopulation plan.

00:38:17.483 --> 00:38:19.864
Which may be why they don't care about

00:38:19.925 --> 00:38:21.306
how many data centers they're putting up

00:38:21.327 --> 00:38:22.748
in the power usages because they're

00:38:22.768 --> 00:38:25.090
expecting maybe to not have the humans

00:38:25.130 --> 00:38:26.492
there to even care about it.

00:38:27.032 --> 00:38:27.954
I mean, think about it, bro.

00:38:27.974 --> 00:38:30.416
They had all how many people go blindly

00:38:30.556 --> 00:38:34.599
stagger blindly in the taking a jab for

00:38:34.659 --> 00:38:36.742
disease that had a ninety nine point nine

00:38:36.782 --> 00:38:37.862
percent recovery rate.

00:38:37.882 --> 00:38:37.983
Right.

00:38:38.532 --> 00:38:41.996
I mean, this is crazy on its face.

00:38:42.577 --> 00:38:43.878
And so when you look at these data

00:38:43.918 --> 00:38:45.480
centers, I remember,

00:38:45.639 --> 00:38:47.501
and I'm going to go a little sideways

00:38:47.541 --> 00:38:47.722
here.

00:38:48.202 --> 00:38:49.264
Hakeem, check this out.

00:38:49.744 --> 00:38:50.965
I didn't get to look at all the

00:38:50.985 --> 00:38:51.405
blueprints.

00:38:51.425 --> 00:38:51.746
In fact,

00:38:51.766 --> 00:38:53.126
for the first time in my electrical

00:38:53.166 --> 00:38:53.628
career,

00:38:53.728 --> 00:38:55.228
when I was working at that one data

00:38:55.268 --> 00:38:57.612
center in Fort Worth,

00:38:59.409 --> 00:39:00.931
They would only give us an iPad,

00:39:00.971 --> 00:39:03.112
which was strange because usually we would

00:39:03.132 --> 00:39:05.313
get blueprints, like physical blueprints.

00:39:05.954 --> 00:39:07.896
They gave us an iPad with just a

00:39:08.076 --> 00:39:10.376
very redacted section of the thing I

00:39:10.416 --> 00:39:11.217
needed to work on.

00:39:11.737 --> 00:39:12.679
Hand me this iPad.

00:39:12.699 --> 00:39:14.039
And at those days,

00:39:14.340 --> 00:39:15.280
I'm something of a Luddite.

00:39:15.300 --> 00:39:16.601
I'm like, what do I do with this,

00:39:16.661 --> 00:39:16.902
man?

00:39:17.342 --> 00:39:18.302
How do I blow this up?

00:39:18.342 --> 00:39:19.884
And it turned out it was actually better

00:39:19.923 --> 00:39:20.664
than blueprints.

00:39:21.605 --> 00:39:23.606
And then had three D orthographic

00:39:23.666 --> 00:39:25.268
diagrams, the whole nine yards.

00:39:25.288 --> 00:39:26.068
And I'm like, okay.

00:39:26.829 --> 00:39:27.751
So when I got used to it,

00:39:27.791 --> 00:39:28.876
I'm like, okay, well,

00:39:28.896 --> 00:39:30.179
can I get a bigger picture?

00:39:30.219 --> 00:39:31.625
They're like, absolutely not.

00:39:32.954 --> 00:39:35.197
So I went to the general foreman who

00:39:35.237 --> 00:39:37.278
did have access to the bigger prints.

00:39:37.818 --> 00:39:39.701
And I remember there was some sort of

00:39:40.661 --> 00:39:42.041
thing that didn't make sense to me.

00:39:42.222 --> 00:39:43.804
And I needed a clarification.

00:39:43.884 --> 00:39:45.425
And I said, hey,

00:39:45.445 --> 00:39:46.686
can you figure this out for me?

00:39:47.045 --> 00:39:48.467
He says, look, man, just walk with me.

00:39:48.487 --> 00:39:49.969
I was working on second shift out there

00:39:49.989 --> 00:39:50.889
because they paid more money.

00:39:51.429 --> 00:39:53.431
I walked into the job trailer over here

00:39:53.572 --> 00:39:56.014
and they had physical blueprints that were

00:39:56.034 --> 00:39:56.773
a mile thick,

00:39:56.994 --> 00:39:58.195
like nothing I've ever seen before.

00:39:59.036 --> 00:40:00.516
And so this guy was something of a

00:40:00.757 --> 00:40:03.639
major, major gamer, the whole nine yards.

00:40:04.318 --> 00:40:05.780
And I said – I don't recall his

00:40:05.800 --> 00:40:06.460
name, but I said, hey,

00:40:06.721 --> 00:40:10.083
why on earth are we building this thing?

00:40:10.463 --> 00:40:11.282
What is it for?

00:40:11.623 --> 00:40:12.804
He said, dude, this is all for –

00:40:14.025 --> 00:40:14.264
you know,

00:40:14.485 --> 00:40:15.786
Oculus or whatever they would call it,

00:40:15.846 --> 00:40:16.327
you know,

00:40:16.367 --> 00:40:17.947
like he thought it was going to be

00:40:17.987 --> 00:40:19.728
for some gaming nonsense or whatever.

00:40:20.329 --> 00:40:20.648
And I said,

00:40:20.668 --> 00:40:22.431
do you think they built all this for

00:40:22.490 --> 00:40:22.871
gaming?

00:40:23.510 --> 00:40:25.331
He says, well, if not, he says,

00:40:25.371 --> 00:40:27.293
I can tell you right now that according

00:40:27.313 --> 00:40:28.635
to their own specs,

00:40:28.875 --> 00:40:32.577
just this one building in this complex is

00:40:32.617 --> 00:40:34.478
enough to handle all of the data from

00:40:34.498 --> 00:40:37.681
the history of time until this day and

00:40:37.701 --> 00:40:39.362
then into another thousand years.

00:40:39.702 --> 00:40:41.922
Just that one building of the five

00:40:41.963 --> 00:40:42.304
buildings.

00:40:43.266 --> 00:40:45.068
So why would they have that?

00:40:45.088 --> 00:40:47.190
What would be the purpose for that,

00:40:47.210 --> 00:40:47.630
Hakeem?

00:40:48.451 --> 00:40:48.650
I mean,

00:40:49.572 --> 00:40:50.914
you can go as sideways as you want

00:40:50.954 --> 00:40:51.373
to, bro.

00:40:51.954 --> 00:40:52.534
But I mean,

00:40:53.615 --> 00:40:55.617
I just don't see anything good coming out

00:40:55.637 --> 00:40:55.838
of this.

00:40:55.918 --> 00:40:57.380
Why would you need that much computing

00:40:57.420 --> 00:40:59.802
power when the thing in Bluffdale, Utah,

00:40:59.842 --> 00:41:01.143
they said from way back,

00:41:01.543 --> 00:41:02.965
had more than enough to cover the whole

00:41:03.005 --> 00:41:03.306
world?

00:41:03.346 --> 00:41:04.867
I mean,

00:41:04.887 --> 00:41:05.947
there's got to be something more

00:41:06.007 --> 00:41:06.568
nefarious.

00:41:08.530 --> 00:41:13.275
Yeah, man, you're keying in to this.

00:41:14.815 --> 00:41:18.460
Yeah, I mean, so there was a plan.

00:41:18.500 --> 00:41:20.302
There was a whole government office called

00:41:20.981 --> 00:41:23.144
Total Information Awareness Office.

00:41:23.164 --> 00:41:24.085
You've probably seen it.

00:41:24.106 --> 00:41:26.228
It's got the logo with the pyramid with

00:41:26.248 --> 00:41:27.148
the eye on the top.

00:41:27.188 --> 00:41:29.030
And then it has a ray around the

00:41:29.110 --> 00:41:29.731
Earth.

00:41:29.811 --> 00:41:31.072
It's watching the entire Earth.

00:41:31.773 --> 00:41:34.014
And so there's this office that used to

00:41:34.054 --> 00:41:38.217
work on software that would start to track

00:41:38.317 --> 00:41:40.798
about everything, about everyone.

00:41:40.978 --> 00:41:42.639
The software was called LifeLog.

00:41:43.360 --> 00:41:45.961
And early in the two thousands,

00:41:46.643 --> 00:41:48.063
news outlets started reporting on it.

00:41:48.103 --> 00:41:50.045
So they shut it down on the same

00:41:50.085 --> 00:41:51.284
day they shut it down.

00:41:51.666 --> 00:41:53.086
They started Facebook or not.

00:41:53.186 --> 00:41:54.067
They started Facebook.

00:41:54.126 --> 00:41:56.349
Mark Zuckerberg completely separately.

00:41:57.530 --> 00:42:00.452
not not coincidentally at all started

00:42:00.492 --> 00:42:03.675
Facebook right and and so I think we're

00:42:03.695 --> 00:42:06.896
heading into late stage a late stage

00:42:06.936 --> 00:42:09.378
surveillance state where they will

00:42:09.519 --> 00:42:13.922
actively try and collect data from every

00:42:13.963 --> 00:42:16.405
device simultaneously so you know you

00:42:16.465 --> 00:42:19.307
mentioned that you mentioned that

00:42:21.297 --> 00:42:24.139
It would be enough storage to handle all

00:42:24.179 --> 00:42:26.141
the data from history to current time,

00:42:26.280 --> 00:42:28.222
but we also have a lot more data

00:42:28.262 --> 00:42:29.202
sources today.

00:42:29.704 --> 00:42:33.065
So to look at this next-gen surveillance

00:42:33.085 --> 00:42:34.768
and even predictive policing,

00:42:35.248 --> 00:42:37.510
where you have systems that are capable of

00:42:37.550 --> 00:42:38.371
absorbing data

00:42:39.231 --> 00:42:43.192
footage from CCTV cameras or flock cameras

00:42:43.251 --> 00:42:45.373
or what you're posting on social media or

00:42:45.432 --> 00:42:47.454
even what your devices are picking up on

00:42:47.474 --> 00:42:48.594
your home.

00:42:48.634 --> 00:42:50.414
This is now possible.

00:42:50.875 --> 00:42:52.074
It's absolutely possible.

00:42:52.434 --> 00:42:54.215
And companies like Palantir,

00:42:54.715 --> 00:42:58.117
which also have very close associations to

00:42:58.516 --> 00:43:00.478
intelligence agency and intelligence

00:43:00.518 --> 00:43:02.599
apparatus and also these total information

00:43:02.619 --> 00:43:03.599
awareness programs,

00:43:05.306 --> 00:43:07.847
are building the software that can finally

00:43:08.027 --> 00:43:10.007
glue these different sources of

00:43:10.047 --> 00:43:13.088
information all together so you can make

00:43:13.128 --> 00:43:15.429
sense and reason and you can drill down

00:43:15.630 --> 00:43:18.369
into like if you're focused on an

00:43:18.449 --> 00:43:20.090
individual person you can drill down on

00:43:20.110 --> 00:43:21.570
them and see their information but you can

00:43:21.630 --> 00:43:23.592
see their family as well and you can

00:43:23.632 --> 00:43:24.972
switch over to them you can see who

00:43:25.012 --> 00:43:27.452
they're connected to right the software

00:43:27.472 --> 00:43:28.994
that they're building is making it

00:43:29.054 --> 00:43:31.594
possible now they say only police

00:43:31.634 --> 00:43:33.235
departments well I mean they have

00:43:33.655 --> 00:43:35.576
They have contracts with pretty much every

00:43:35.635 --> 00:43:36.516
federal agency.

00:43:36.956 --> 00:43:38.577
But what we know on the surface is

00:43:38.597 --> 00:43:40.297
that this is being used in police

00:43:40.318 --> 00:43:43.519
departments and they have this level of

00:43:43.559 --> 00:43:47.121
control where we're now private private

00:43:47.141 --> 00:43:49.422
institutions like colleges and

00:43:49.463 --> 00:43:50.262
universities.

00:43:50.603 --> 00:43:52.744
They can send their CCTV data off to

00:43:52.764 --> 00:43:54.284
the police department and that's where it

00:43:54.304 --> 00:43:55.045
all gets gathered.

00:43:55.385 --> 00:43:55.626
Right.

00:43:55.646 --> 00:43:58.286
So we're talking about this this fabric of

00:43:58.347 --> 00:44:00.108
surveillance that is pervasive.

00:44:00.128 --> 00:44:01.268
It's everywhere and everywhere.

00:44:01.849 --> 00:44:04.494
It's the panopticon, if you will, right?

00:44:04.594 --> 00:44:05.514
It's always watching,

00:44:05.715 --> 00:44:07.338
but you never know if it's watching.

00:44:07.878 --> 00:44:09.521
And we're getting very close to this

00:44:09.561 --> 00:44:10.563
becoming a reality.

00:44:10.623 --> 00:44:12.847
And maybe the backbone of it are these

00:44:12.887 --> 00:44:14.570
data centers.

00:44:14.630 --> 00:44:15.251
Well, I mean,

00:44:16.789 --> 00:44:17.650
Good night, Hakeem.

00:44:17.690 --> 00:44:19.391
I mean, I'm wondering where does it stop?

00:44:19.431 --> 00:44:19.851
I mean, yeah,

00:44:19.871 --> 00:44:21.773
we got a faction of people out there

00:44:21.813 --> 00:44:23.253
right now chopping down these flock

00:44:23.275 --> 00:44:25.335
cameras who I see as American heroes to

00:44:25.396 --> 00:44:25.637
me.

00:44:26.257 --> 00:44:26.637
Of course,

00:44:26.677 --> 00:44:28.179
all the boomers they had on Fox News

00:44:28.199 --> 00:44:30.000
talking about it thought, oh, well,

00:44:30.059 --> 00:44:31.081
this is so awful.

00:44:32.302 --> 00:44:32.603
Man,

00:44:32.802 --> 00:44:34.244
I hope they chop every last one of

00:44:34.284 --> 00:44:34.684
them down.

00:44:35.085 --> 00:44:36.646
And I think when people realize that there

00:44:36.666 --> 00:44:38.869
may be gold and platinum and silver and

00:44:38.909 --> 00:44:39.811
stuff in those things,

00:44:40.351 --> 00:44:42.014
they may just come down a little bit.

00:44:42.514 --> 00:44:43.635
They may just come down a little bit

00:44:43.675 --> 00:44:44.496
sooner than I hoped.

00:44:44.577 --> 00:44:46.179
But I mean, that's just one small.

00:44:46.579 --> 00:44:48.041
We're all walking around with a flipping

00:44:48.081 --> 00:44:49.762
bugging device right in our pocket unless

00:44:49.782 --> 00:44:51.003
we got an above phone, right?

00:44:52.213 --> 00:44:52.893
Exactly, man.

00:44:53.193 --> 00:44:54.014
It's exactly.

00:44:54.414 --> 00:44:57.235
And there's AI on our phones and laptops

00:44:57.275 --> 00:44:57.456
now.

00:44:57.536 --> 00:44:58.956
So it's like,

00:44:59.036 --> 00:45:00.836
that's a whole layer that no one,

00:45:00.916 --> 00:45:02.536
I don't think you ever voted for that,

00:45:02.597 --> 00:45:02.797
right?

00:45:02.817 --> 00:45:04.478
You weren't, it wasn't ever like, hey,

00:45:04.617 --> 00:45:05.878
do you want to install AI on your

00:45:05.898 --> 00:45:06.257
phone?

00:45:06.818 --> 00:45:07.657
No, yes, no.

00:45:07.918 --> 00:45:09.358
No, it just happened one day.

00:45:09.478 --> 00:45:11.760
And now that thing is integrated into your

00:45:11.800 --> 00:45:13.179
keyboard, into your messaging.

00:45:13.219 --> 00:45:15.380
It's like listening to everything you do.

00:45:15.840 --> 00:45:18.360
And like simply you using a phone is

00:45:18.461 --> 00:45:20.141
justifying the build out of

00:45:20.161 --> 00:45:21.762
the data centers so you can sit there

00:45:21.802 --> 00:45:23.563
and tell me that i don't want these

00:45:23.603 --> 00:45:25.543
data centers being built or i'm not i

00:45:25.563 --> 00:45:27.923
don't want to support it but in actuality

00:45:27.943 --> 00:45:30.983
you are supporting it with your phone so

00:45:31.003 --> 00:45:33.525
um this is why i'm trying my mission

00:45:33.585 --> 00:45:36.664
is to get everyone large swaths of people

00:45:36.744 --> 00:45:39.545
especially the freedom community all on

00:45:39.565 --> 00:45:41.726
phones that are completely separate um

00:45:41.827 --> 00:45:43.867
can't be hacked aren't pre-hacked

00:45:44.166 --> 00:45:45.927
right when you use a normal big tech

00:45:45.947 --> 00:45:47.929
phone they can install apps without your

00:45:47.989 --> 00:45:49.389
knowledge they can remove apps they can

00:45:49.429 --> 00:45:51.371
turn on your bluetooth this has been

00:45:51.431 --> 00:45:55.614
proven and um to use a phone that

00:45:55.673 --> 00:45:59.135
is actually sovereign and hardened so yeah

00:45:59.195 --> 00:46:00.657
i mean this is possible and it's going

00:46:00.677 --> 00:46:02.318
to take millions of us to do this

00:46:02.597 --> 00:46:04.898
to actually persist against the

00:46:04.918 --> 00:46:06.139
surveillance state we need to kind of

00:46:06.179 --> 00:46:07.840
break off and do our own thing here

00:46:08.802 --> 00:46:09.583
Well, speaking of which,

00:46:09.844 --> 00:46:11.626
I guess that's my next question.

00:46:11.646 --> 00:46:13.068
I mean, how do people escape this?

00:46:13.108 --> 00:46:15.190
I was just recently down in El Salvador

00:46:15.250 --> 00:46:18.875
twice and hanging out with Dr. Jack Cruz.

00:46:18.954 --> 00:46:19.195
Now,

00:46:20.657 --> 00:46:22.117
if you look into his work and what

00:46:22.137 --> 00:46:24.380
he's discovered or at least revealed

00:46:25.001 --> 00:46:26.903
regarding blue light and what's on these

00:46:26.943 --> 00:46:27.864
phones and how...

00:46:28.865 --> 00:46:29.206
They,

00:46:29.347 --> 00:46:31.849
instead of doing MKUltra the old-fashioned

00:46:31.869 --> 00:46:33.871
way, well, they realized, well,

00:46:33.891 --> 00:46:35.711
the mob realized at first that they could

00:46:35.793 --> 00:46:37.233
use blue light in a casino,

00:46:38.195 --> 00:46:39.775
blue light dominant in a casino,

00:46:40.297 --> 00:46:41.297
and they didn't have to beat you over

00:46:41.318 --> 00:46:42.157
the head to get your money.

00:46:42.177 --> 00:46:43.699
They could just get a scantily clad woman,

00:46:43.719 --> 00:46:44.900
give you a little bit of alcohol,

00:46:44.960 --> 00:46:46.603
and you're handing it over left and right.

00:46:47.422 --> 00:46:48.463
And, of course, you know,

00:46:48.483 --> 00:46:50.907
you got all these devices now, you know,

00:46:50.987 --> 00:46:52.867
blue light, day, night, whatever.

00:46:53.869 --> 00:46:56.291
And I guess I don't know that I

00:46:56.311 --> 00:46:58.934
could say publicly what he said to me

00:46:59.014 --> 00:47:01.237
privately, but I'll tell you what,

00:47:01.257 --> 00:47:02.398
it's enough to make the hair on the

00:47:02.418 --> 00:47:03.920
back of your neck stand up.

00:47:03.940 --> 00:47:06.403
So I guess my next question is, is,

00:47:07.344 --> 00:47:07.585
you know,

00:47:07.644 --> 00:47:08.987
outside of getting on the first thing,

00:47:09.047 --> 00:47:09.847
smoking to some degree,

00:47:11.592 --> 00:47:12.815
Place in the middle of nowhere.

00:47:12.914 --> 00:47:14.498
Is there any way to escape any of

00:47:14.518 --> 00:47:18.244
this stuff besides the tech measures that

00:47:18.284 --> 00:47:19.606
you've created with AbovePhone?

00:47:19.646 --> 00:47:20.869
I mean, I'm talking,

00:47:20.889 --> 00:47:23.112
can you physically get up and go or

00:47:23.193 --> 00:47:24.755
is this thing just like a net over

00:47:24.775 --> 00:47:25.536
the entire planet?

00:47:28.351 --> 00:47:30.172
So, I mean,

00:47:30.291 --> 00:47:31.492
there's some things I can point you

00:47:31.532 --> 00:47:33.492
towards and like there's people taking

00:47:33.592 --> 00:47:34.454
action against this,

00:47:34.494 --> 00:47:36.074
but it is really pervasive.

00:47:36.215 --> 00:47:40.036
So it's like my friends at this website

00:47:40.056 --> 00:47:42.197
called deflock.me, right?

00:47:42.217 --> 00:47:43.518
This is just one example.

00:47:44.177 --> 00:47:45.938
but they're tracking and they told me the

00:47:45.978 --> 00:47:47.059
last time I talked to them,

00:47:47.079 --> 00:47:48.559
this number was eighty thousand.

00:47:48.619 --> 00:47:50.599
But now they're tracking one hundred and

00:47:50.659 --> 00:47:53.161
ten thousand cameras in the United States.

00:47:53.201 --> 00:47:53.900
So, you know,

00:47:53.920 --> 00:47:55.641
the first step is just being aware,

00:47:56.001 --> 00:47:57.521
like we have to go out and find

00:47:57.541 --> 00:47:58.061
these things.

00:47:58.081 --> 00:47:59.422
These things are popping up everywhere.

00:47:59.523 --> 00:48:00.742
So they're doing that.

00:48:00.802 --> 00:48:02.003
There's actually a

00:48:03.063 --> 00:48:06.407
national day against these automatic

00:48:06.447 --> 00:48:08.628
license plate readers here this is coming

00:48:08.708 --> 00:48:11.190
up august sixteenth the twenty second so

00:48:11.471 --> 00:48:13.632
um check it out see if there's something

00:48:13.693 --> 00:48:16.155
in your town and uh reach out reach

00:48:16.215 --> 00:48:18.556
out to these cities uh find these events

00:48:18.637 --> 00:48:20.739
locally and you know get involved because

00:48:20.759 --> 00:48:22.300
that's what it takes this is all about

00:48:22.340 --> 00:48:24.862
people power they have billions of dollars

00:48:24.922 --> 00:48:26.844
at their expense all we have is each

00:48:26.884 --> 00:48:27.065
other

00:48:27.684 --> 00:48:29.246
So do get involved.

00:48:29.606 --> 00:48:30.847
And this is again,

00:48:30.867 --> 00:48:33.668
this website is noalprs.com.

00:48:34.047 --> 00:48:35.989
You could also go to Deflock,

00:48:36.088 --> 00:48:38.170
which this map is really cool.

00:48:38.570 --> 00:48:40.090
You can go into your hometown,

00:48:40.170 --> 00:48:40.871
wherever that is,

00:48:40.891 --> 00:48:43.172
and you can see exactly where the cameras

00:48:43.251 --> 00:48:43.411
are.

00:48:44.472 --> 00:48:46.373
So it's a heat map of everywhere here.

00:48:46.393 --> 00:48:46.893
Let's go.

00:48:46.994 --> 00:48:47.673
Let's go over here.

00:48:47.793 --> 00:48:48.494
Let's go to Denver.

00:48:49.556 --> 00:48:53.061
and it's really cool because you can uh

00:48:53.081 --> 00:48:54.362
let me see how to do this you

00:48:54.382 --> 00:48:56.403
can actually like navigate between two

00:48:56.443 --> 00:48:57.625
points here you go you can create a

00:48:57.686 --> 00:49:02.550
route so let me go from here yeah

00:49:02.690 --> 00:49:05.032
where am i starting choose on map go

00:49:05.072 --> 00:49:11.400
from here to here and so

00:49:12.728 --> 00:49:13.108
Yeah.

00:49:13.128 --> 00:49:15.309
So they can find you a direct route

00:49:15.469 --> 00:49:16.590
without any cameras,

00:49:16.650 --> 00:49:18.271
but it's not necessarily easy.

00:49:18.371 --> 00:49:19.512
You have to you have to.

00:49:19.751 --> 00:49:20.711
Oh, here we go.

00:49:20.793 --> 00:49:20.972
Yeah.

00:49:21.092 --> 00:49:22.233
The direct route and the practice route.

00:49:22.273 --> 00:49:24.173
So this is what we're having to do

00:49:24.914 --> 00:49:26.356
now to avoid these things.

00:49:26.396 --> 00:49:28.697
You have to like tiptoe around it.

00:49:29.036 --> 00:49:30.818
Luckily, we're not as bad as China yet.

00:49:30.878 --> 00:49:31.978
China's got, you know,

00:49:32.079 --> 00:49:33.980
seven hundred million CCTV cameras.

00:49:34.039 --> 00:49:35.701
But that's what that's what this is.

00:49:35.740 --> 00:49:36.780
All this is inspired by.

00:49:36.820 --> 00:49:37.521
That's where it's headed.

00:49:39.724 --> 00:49:40.945
Um, last thing I want to mention is,

00:49:40.965 --> 00:49:43.126
uh, the first day of August, we, uh,

00:49:43.146 --> 00:49:44.967
we are also doing a national day of

00:49:45.047 --> 00:49:46.889
action against data centers and doing that

00:49:46.909 --> 00:49:48.590
with my friend, Derek bros.

00:49:49.070 --> 00:49:51.592
And so if you are signed up on

00:49:51.652 --> 00:49:54.452
the AI data center map, um,

00:49:54.773 --> 00:49:56.034
you will be the first to know about

00:49:56.094 --> 00:49:59.436
this and we'll get some people ready local

00:49:59.496 --> 00:50:00.755
debt to make, to make a plan.

00:50:00.856 --> 00:50:01.976
Cause I don't know what's going on in

00:50:01.996 --> 00:50:03.157
your neighborhood and you don't know

00:50:03.177 --> 00:50:04.018
what's going on in mine.

00:50:04.177 --> 00:50:07.298
It's going to take us occupying our space

00:50:08.159 --> 00:50:10.400
to actually have alternatives to what's

00:50:10.420 --> 00:50:12.101
coming.

00:50:12.161 --> 00:50:13.780
Hakeem, I got to ask you,

00:50:15.222 --> 00:50:15.922
where do you see,

00:50:16.021 --> 00:50:17.882
and be as brutal as you want.

00:50:18.182 --> 00:50:19.523
I mean, I just like the truth.

00:50:19.563 --> 00:50:19.884
I mean,

00:50:20.103 --> 00:50:21.364
given your background and what you're

00:50:21.384 --> 00:50:22.885
aware of and the mitigation measures

00:50:22.905 --> 00:50:23.625
you've come up with,

00:50:23.664 --> 00:50:24.724
I got to ask this question.

00:50:25.385 --> 00:50:28.347
Where do you see America, not maybe now,

00:50:28.407 --> 00:50:30.047
but let's say five years from now,

00:50:30.067 --> 00:50:31.487
if we don't stand up and start kicking

00:50:31.527 --> 00:50:31.907
some butt?

00:50:38.152 --> 00:50:41.235
I mean, it's not good.

00:50:41.775 --> 00:50:43.117
I mean, I'll give you my vision.

00:50:43.197 --> 00:50:45.159
And of course, there's always two.

00:50:45.199 --> 00:50:45.940
It's a duality.

00:50:46.061 --> 00:50:47.563
Everything in nature is a duality.

00:50:47.762 --> 00:50:51.106
So we almost need one part to be

00:50:51.166 --> 00:50:53.530
extreme so we can have extreme freedom.

00:50:54.110 --> 00:50:56.253
But in the areas where...

00:50:57.034 --> 00:50:58.815
it's going to be bad in the cities

00:50:58.894 --> 00:50:59.675
primarily.

00:50:59.896 --> 00:51:01.336
I see, you know,

00:51:01.597 --> 00:51:04.518
I see drones flying around everywhere and

00:51:04.659 --> 00:51:05.739
they're delivering food,

00:51:06.019 --> 00:51:07.860
but there's also police drones.

00:51:08.322 --> 00:51:11.443
We know that that's now a thing because

00:51:11.463 --> 00:51:12.623
of the FIFA World Cup.

00:51:12.784 --> 00:51:16.447
We actually do have local level anti-drone

00:51:16.467 --> 00:51:19.168
and drone operations going on because of

00:51:19.208 --> 00:51:19.869
the World Cup.

00:51:20.250 --> 00:51:21.389
That's just now started.

00:51:22.010 --> 00:51:23.170
And you're going to start to see a

00:51:23.271 --> 00:51:24.913
lot more surveillance in your face.

00:51:24.932 --> 00:51:26.112
You're going to see the,

00:51:27.434 --> 00:51:29.195
You're going to see the self-driving cars.

00:51:29.614 --> 00:51:32.335
You're going to see more advertisements

00:51:32.436 --> 00:51:32.896
everywhere.

00:51:33.596 --> 00:51:35.137
And yeah, I mean,

00:51:35.637 --> 00:51:38.478
you're the main thing will be a big

00:51:38.557 --> 00:51:41.219
section of society will be gated off by

00:51:41.278 --> 00:51:42.159
the digital ID.

00:51:42.320 --> 00:51:44.400
So you probably have noticed this.

00:51:44.420 --> 00:51:45.121
And, you know,

00:51:45.161 --> 00:51:46.420
if you go to a big box grocery

00:51:46.440 --> 00:51:46.820
store, you know,

00:51:46.840 --> 00:51:48.202
you have those gates open.

00:51:48.362 --> 00:51:49.302
that like swing open.

00:51:49.322 --> 00:51:50.543
It's like, why are the,

00:51:50.603 --> 00:51:51.503
why are those gates?

00:51:51.643 --> 00:51:53.824
They don't do anything besides just

00:51:54.286 --> 00:51:56.226
momentarily impede you when you walk in

00:51:56.246 --> 00:51:56.666
the store.

00:51:57.007 --> 00:51:58.809
They say, when I asked them, um,

00:51:58.929 --> 00:52:00.188
so a few stores that said, ah,

00:52:00.248 --> 00:52:01.190
it's for shoplifting.

00:52:01.610 --> 00:52:03.291
It's like shoplifting going into the

00:52:03.311 --> 00:52:03.590
store.

00:52:03.610 --> 00:52:03.871
No, no, no, no.

00:52:03.931 --> 00:52:05.833
Yeah.

00:52:05.853 --> 00:52:07.114
That, that is a,

00:52:07.134 --> 00:52:09.355
that is a terminal for digital ID.

00:52:09.635 --> 00:52:10.195
Once it's ready.

00:52:11.402 --> 00:52:13.483
And there might be a cyber attack or

00:52:13.583 --> 00:52:13.844
something.

00:52:14.664 --> 00:52:16.385
I do sense a cyber attack coming in

00:52:16.405 --> 00:52:18.367
the next one to two years.

00:52:19.248 --> 00:52:20.628
And I do think things will change

00:52:20.668 --> 00:52:22.329
dramatically after that, where it's like,

00:52:22.429 --> 00:52:23.990
no, we need to be so secure.

00:52:24.010 --> 00:52:25.530
We have to protect our grocery stores.

00:52:25.572 --> 00:52:26.472
And so everyone,

00:52:26.952 --> 00:52:29.114
we must know your identity when you walk

00:52:29.153 --> 00:52:29.813
into these stores.

00:52:29.934 --> 00:52:31.715
So if you're dependent on any of these

00:52:31.755 --> 00:52:32.476
big box stores,

00:52:32.715 --> 00:52:34.896
I'm not just talking Walmart and Whole

00:52:34.916 --> 00:52:35.257
Foods.

00:52:35.336 --> 00:52:38.039
I'm talking like Home Depot, Lowe's,

00:52:38.599 --> 00:52:39.219
Target,

00:52:40.079 --> 00:52:41.340
Berks Outlet, you name it,

00:52:41.481 --> 00:52:42.440
any department store,

00:52:42.481 --> 00:52:44.362
they're coming for these publicly traded

00:52:44.402 --> 00:52:44.902
companies,

00:52:45.041 --> 00:52:46.682
and they will put their digital ID wall

00:52:46.842 --> 00:52:47.423
on them.

00:52:47.463 --> 00:52:49.644
So that is what the future looks like

00:52:49.684 --> 00:52:51.025
for people who live in the cities.

00:52:51.505 --> 00:52:54.646
For people who are building out in the

00:52:54.686 --> 00:52:55.106
country,

00:52:55.487 --> 00:52:57.528
or just maybe a bit farther out from

00:52:57.568 --> 00:52:59.168
the cities, I don't see any of that.

00:52:59.248 --> 00:53:01.610
But we really do need to be completely

00:53:01.670 --> 00:53:02.891
self-sufficient in every way.

00:53:03.150 --> 00:53:05.492
And that's why your show and the work

00:53:05.512 --> 00:53:06.532
you're doing are so important.

00:53:08.208 --> 00:53:09.349
Well, at the end of the day,

00:53:09.389 --> 00:53:09.789
you know,

00:53:10.650 --> 00:53:12.853
we don't have to leave very often and

00:53:12.893 --> 00:53:13.293
we don't.

00:53:13.492 --> 00:53:15.114
I mean, when it comes to my farm,

00:53:15.155 --> 00:53:16.155
but every once in a while,

00:53:16.195 --> 00:53:17.157
you're going to have to go to a

00:53:17.217 --> 00:53:17.476
city.

00:53:17.516 --> 00:53:18.297
This is why I'm saying,

00:53:18.338 --> 00:53:19.478
if you think you're insulated in the

00:53:19.539 --> 00:53:20.579
country, I got news for you.

00:53:21.260 --> 00:53:22.621
Next time you get building materials,

00:53:22.842 --> 00:53:23.782
where are you going to get it?

00:53:24.744 --> 00:53:26.565
You can go pay three times as much.

00:53:26.726 --> 00:53:28.306
You can go to the local hardware store

00:53:28.367 --> 00:53:30.009
I have near me in Mars Hill and

00:53:30.208 --> 00:53:31.590
And you're going to pay three times much

00:53:31.610 --> 00:53:32.090
for everything,

00:53:32.130 --> 00:53:33.552
but you're going to probably look for a

00:53:33.612 --> 00:53:35.434
Lowe's or a Home Depot or something like

00:53:35.454 --> 00:53:35.675
that.

00:53:36.175 --> 00:53:37.536
And then no matter what, Hakeem,

00:53:37.697 --> 00:53:40.239
I'm interacting or I'm having to interact

00:53:40.259 --> 00:53:41.679
with the very things that I'm trying to

00:53:41.739 --> 00:53:42.181
escape.

00:53:42.942 --> 00:53:43.302
This is...

00:53:46.556 --> 00:53:46.996
You know,

00:53:47.737 --> 00:53:50.039
I'm glad we're doing something of a good

00:53:50.079 --> 00:53:51.661
cop, bad cop, because honestly,

00:53:51.681 --> 00:53:53.844
the way I see this thing going down,

00:53:54.184 --> 00:53:55.425
I'm glad you're providing some hope.

00:53:55.786 --> 00:53:56.686
Are you the bad cop?

00:53:57.146 --> 00:53:57.967
I think so, man,

00:53:57.987 --> 00:54:00.030
because the way I see this thing going

00:54:00.070 --> 00:54:01.771
down, bro,

00:54:01.791 --> 00:54:04.253
we just found out that wealthy elite are

00:54:04.414 --> 00:54:05.235
eating children.

00:54:05.875 --> 00:54:06.594
Nobody cared.

00:54:06.976 --> 00:54:09.076
We just found out that we are a

00:54:09.155 --> 00:54:12.217
party to flipping genocide in not only

00:54:12.257 --> 00:54:12.717
Gaza.

00:54:13.318 --> 00:54:15.978
Now, here we are, you know,

00:54:16.157 --> 00:54:17.378
and who's supplying all the missiles?

00:54:17.539 --> 00:54:17.978
It's us.

00:54:18.498 --> 00:54:19.539
And still nobody cares.

00:54:19.880 --> 00:54:22.159
We find out that Fauci knowingly,

00:54:23.081 --> 00:54:26.242
knowingly murdered probably more people

00:54:26.282 --> 00:54:29.663
than the merchant of death.

00:54:30.728 --> 00:54:32.150
probably a hundred times over.

00:54:32.731 --> 00:54:34.976
We find out all this stuff and nobody

00:54:35.016 --> 00:54:35.458
cares.

00:54:35.577 --> 00:54:36.780
And I see this as a mark of

00:54:36.800 --> 00:54:37.862
a decadent society

00:54:38.836 --> 00:54:41.539
And true of every decadent society in

00:54:41.559 --> 00:54:41.898
history,

00:54:41.958 --> 00:54:43.981
they never wake up until the crucible of

00:54:44.041 --> 00:54:45.601
really hard times comes down on them.

00:54:46.322 --> 00:54:48.364
And I'm hoping that people like yourself

00:54:49.005 --> 00:54:49.925
are able to speak.

00:54:49.965 --> 00:54:50.164
I mean,

00:54:50.505 --> 00:54:52.327
I'm just looking at this as a historian,

00:54:52.827 --> 00:54:53.708
and I'm saying, okay,

00:54:54.469 --> 00:54:55.949
can I find a single time where a

00:54:56.010 --> 00:54:58.050
decadent society has ever corrected itself

00:54:58.070 --> 00:54:59.811
without the crucible of really hard times?

00:55:00.353 --> 00:55:01.474
No, you ain't going to find it.

00:55:02.387 --> 00:55:04.847
and sadly i'm thinking okay without a

00:55:04.887 --> 00:55:07.509
great calamity that jumps off i don't see

00:55:07.548 --> 00:55:09.369
this american public waking up everybody's

00:55:10.048 --> 00:55:11.909
fat dumb and happy we're going on a

00:55:11.969 --> 00:55:13.610
two hundred and fifty anniversary

00:55:13.650 --> 00:55:15.550
supposedly two hundred and fifty

00:55:15.590 --> 00:55:18.331
anniversary and we've destroyed a country

00:55:20.344 --> 00:55:20.565
okay,

00:55:20.605 --> 00:55:22.425
it took Rome at least two millennia to

00:55:22.465 --> 00:55:23.565
destroy their country,

00:55:23.985 --> 00:55:25.246
to destroy their empire.

00:55:25.626 --> 00:55:27.047
We're doing it in two hundred and fifty

00:55:27.086 --> 00:55:27.387
years.

00:55:27.447 --> 00:55:27.766
Okay.

00:55:28.547 --> 00:55:30.106
And I don't see anybody that really cares.

00:55:30.166 --> 00:55:31.288
I don't see anybody that, you know,

00:55:31.307 --> 00:55:33.268
we got a executive branch right now.

00:55:33.288 --> 00:55:34.027
And believe me, folks,

00:55:34.068 --> 00:55:35.188
I'm a political atheist.

00:55:35.728 --> 00:55:36.909
We have an executive branch.

00:55:36.969 --> 00:55:38.108
It doesn't even matter.

00:55:38.128 --> 00:55:39.829
It doesn't even matter who's in there.

00:55:39.849 --> 00:55:41.550
They all work for the same people,

00:55:42.070 --> 00:55:43.489
the same people that we're not allowed to

00:55:43.530 --> 00:55:44.110
talk about.

00:55:45.050 --> 00:55:45.231
And

00:55:46.485 --> 00:55:47.646
It doesn't matter.

00:55:47.686 --> 00:55:48.226
So, I mean,

00:55:48.286 --> 00:55:49.407
do I have a black pill?

00:55:49.947 --> 00:55:50.847
People can say that.

00:55:50.887 --> 00:55:52.228
I just think I'm a realist.

00:55:52.708 --> 00:55:53.929
And historically,

00:55:54.009 --> 00:55:56.590
I know that nobody wakes up until it

00:55:56.610 --> 00:55:58.452
gets really, really, really, really bad.

00:55:58.492 --> 00:55:59.231
And by that time,

00:55:59.251 --> 00:56:00.373
you got the boot on your neck.

00:56:00.952 --> 00:56:01.293
So, folks,

00:56:01.313 --> 00:56:02.833
that's why I'm encouraging everybody.

00:56:02.853 --> 00:56:04.195
And that's why I'm so glad that you're

00:56:04.275 --> 00:56:05.916
on here to tell people, well,

00:56:05.936 --> 00:56:07.036
it's not all lost.

00:56:07.157 --> 00:56:09.018
It's not all hope is not lost.

00:56:09.378 --> 00:56:11.139
But we do have to do something.

00:56:11.639 --> 00:56:12.739
We got to stand up and fight.

00:56:15.867 --> 00:56:17.431
I'll have people jumping out the window,

00:56:17.490 --> 00:56:17.710
bro.

00:56:19.335 --> 00:56:20.577
What would you like to leave everybody

00:56:20.617 --> 00:56:22.101
with before we close it down here?

00:56:23.257 --> 00:56:23.737
Yeah, brother.

00:56:23.757 --> 00:56:25.938
No, I appreciate your wisdom.

00:56:25.978 --> 00:56:26.458
And yeah,

00:56:26.559 --> 00:56:27.980
it is going to get worse before it

00:56:28.000 --> 00:56:28.440
gets better.

00:56:28.760 --> 00:56:30.541
The night is darkest before the dawn.

00:56:30.981 --> 00:56:32.161
You know, that's just how it is.

00:56:32.202 --> 00:56:33.663
That's that's that's human nature.

00:56:33.722 --> 00:56:35.224
But we can we can live in our

00:56:35.264 --> 00:56:35.764
example.

00:56:36.483 --> 00:56:38.965
And when it does go down,

00:56:39.106 --> 00:56:40.927
people will start to pay more attention

00:56:41.086 --> 00:56:42.367
and there will be a large,

00:56:42.588 --> 00:56:43.027
I would say,

00:56:43.128 --> 00:56:44.748
thirty percent of people are going to peel

00:56:44.869 --> 00:56:45.068
off.

00:56:45.248 --> 00:56:45.469
Right.

00:56:45.489 --> 00:56:47.329
Just let's use this Mexico thing as an

00:56:47.371 --> 00:56:47.811
example.

00:56:50.132 --> 00:56:52.976
Around half of their entire population did

00:56:53.016 --> 00:56:55.119
not comply with the digital ID.

00:56:55.960 --> 00:56:57.802
We just have to know that somewhere out

00:56:57.842 --> 00:56:58.103
there,

00:56:58.704 --> 00:57:00.467
right now we're separated by a social

00:57:00.507 --> 00:57:01.628
media wall and algorithm.

00:57:01.668 --> 00:57:03.250
We can't really connect with them on that

00:57:03.289 --> 00:57:03.590
level.

00:57:03.951 --> 00:57:05.652
But there are people who know that things

00:57:05.693 --> 00:57:06.134
are wrong.

00:57:06.795 --> 00:57:08.996
And I do think there are going to

00:57:09.036 --> 00:57:11.699
be massive layoffs where people now have

00:57:11.739 --> 00:57:13.021
all this time to themselves.

00:57:13.061 --> 00:57:14.463
And it's actually a beautiful thing that

00:57:14.503 --> 00:57:15.103
that happens.

00:57:15.443 --> 00:57:17.885
And we need to be there as embodied

00:57:17.945 --> 00:57:20.789
leaders working in alignment with nature

00:57:20.809 --> 00:57:22.190
because that's the true abundance.

00:57:22.251 --> 00:57:23.692
That's where everything, you know,

00:57:23.972 --> 00:57:25.313
everything is provided for us.

00:57:25.373 --> 00:57:27.056
We just have to trust that and we

00:57:27.096 --> 00:57:27.976
have to be willing to.

00:57:28.396 --> 00:57:31.498
to build new systems that people can get

00:57:31.599 --> 00:57:32.300
onboarded with.

00:57:32.360 --> 00:57:33.081
We can't really,

00:57:33.121 --> 00:57:34.621
we cannot be a part of that prepper

00:57:34.661 --> 00:57:35.202
mindset.

00:57:35.262 --> 00:57:36.222
Like that's the trap,

00:57:36.302 --> 00:57:37.684
the prepper mindset where it's like,

00:57:38.644 --> 00:57:40.106
this is all mine and like,

00:57:40.126 --> 00:57:41.005
you better watch out.

00:57:41.025 --> 00:57:41.927
I mean, if you come here,

00:57:41.947 --> 00:57:44.068
I'm gonna shoot you like, oh yeah,

00:57:44.088 --> 00:57:44.728
you didn't listen.

00:57:44.768 --> 00:57:45.849
You were a normie, right?

00:57:45.869 --> 00:57:46.710
It's too late for you.

00:57:47.190 --> 00:57:48.291
We really need to get out of that

00:57:48.331 --> 00:57:50.112
mindset because we can't do this.

00:57:50.233 --> 00:57:50.413
You know,

00:57:50.452 --> 00:57:52.735
we can't do this without a larger group

00:57:52.755 --> 00:57:53.135
of people.

00:57:53.315 --> 00:57:55.056
And there are people that are close to

00:57:55.076 --> 00:57:55.516
that line.

00:57:55.556 --> 00:57:57.117
We really need to believe that.

00:57:57.697 --> 00:57:58.719
And we need to work with them.

00:57:58.818 --> 00:58:00.161
So it's not like we're going to give

00:58:00.201 --> 00:58:01.282
them food for free,

00:58:01.621 --> 00:58:03.423
but we will give them a chance to

00:58:03.664 --> 00:58:05.045
earn and grow their own food.

00:58:05.264 --> 00:58:05.806
After all,

00:58:05.885 --> 00:58:07.527
seeds are the gifts that keep giving.

00:58:07.588 --> 00:58:09.690
This is like an infinite abundance

00:58:09.710 --> 00:58:10.210
generator.

00:58:10.230 --> 00:58:12.032
And that's what God has provided for us.

00:58:12.311 --> 00:58:13.532
And I think there are secrets,

00:58:13.612 --> 00:58:15.014
even on the data center issue,

00:58:15.054 --> 00:58:15.255
that

00:58:15.635 --> 00:58:17.735
Yeah, a lot of aquifers might go dry,

00:58:17.976 --> 00:58:18.615
but I mean,

00:58:18.715 --> 00:58:20.175
you probably know a little bit about

00:58:20.255 --> 00:58:21.195
primary water.

00:58:21.456 --> 00:58:23.536
There's so much about this planet we don't

00:58:23.556 --> 00:58:23.817
know.

00:58:24.217 --> 00:58:26.438
And I don't believe in an unfair God.

00:58:26.498 --> 00:58:28.617
I think that this system has made things

00:58:28.657 --> 00:58:28.998
fair,

00:58:29.077 --> 00:58:30.619
but this is just kind of an illusion.

00:58:30.938 --> 00:58:32.498
So things are going to burn down,

00:58:32.918 --> 00:58:34.498
but it's a purifying fire.

00:58:34.739 --> 00:58:37.639
It's the fire that melts away all the

00:58:37.800 --> 00:58:41.820
old crappy mindsets that are locked in and

00:58:42.001 --> 00:58:44.601
only new systems will emerge out of the

00:58:44.702 --> 00:58:45.041
ashes.

00:58:45.362 --> 00:58:48.643
And so that's what I think about every

00:58:48.664 --> 00:58:49.603
day as I do this.

00:58:49.684 --> 00:58:52.425
And that's why entrepreneurship and

00:58:52.925 --> 00:58:54.545
starting to be your own leader is so

00:58:54.585 --> 00:58:55.706
important in your communities.

00:58:56.393 --> 00:58:57.134
Couldn't agree more.

00:58:57.175 --> 00:58:58.554
But I tell you to come full circle

00:58:58.574 --> 00:58:58.936
with this.

00:58:59.175 --> 00:59:00.556
I just thought of something while you were

00:59:00.597 --> 00:59:01.356
saying that, you know,

00:59:01.737 --> 00:59:03.958
Mexico might very well be one of the

00:59:04.018 --> 00:59:05.280
best barometers out there.

00:59:06.179 --> 00:59:07.221
And here's why I'm saying it.

00:59:07.880 --> 00:59:10.143
Can you imagine the government coming in

00:59:10.342 --> 00:59:12.403
and telling some vato named Little Frog

00:59:12.925 --> 00:59:15.085
that now he needs biometrics to start his

00:59:15.126 --> 00:59:15.505
Chevy?

00:59:16.126 --> 00:59:16.407
Yeah.

00:59:18.260 --> 00:59:20.081
Bro, it's going to be on.

00:59:20.481 --> 00:59:21.021
And then plus,

00:59:22.362 --> 00:59:23.842
every Mexican dude I know of, man,

00:59:23.981 --> 00:59:25.802
all they roll in is in cash.

00:59:26.382 --> 00:59:27.483
So now all of a sudden you're going

00:59:27.503 --> 00:59:28.083
to tell them, hey,

00:59:28.103 --> 00:59:28.983
we're going to turn this thing.

00:59:29.585 --> 00:59:31.786
They have killed leaders for less.

00:59:32.326 --> 00:59:33.485
So you know what?

00:59:33.525 --> 00:59:35.827
Maybe Mexico is the absolute perfect

00:59:35.847 --> 00:59:37.168
barometer for a lot of this.

00:59:37.748 --> 00:59:38.527
Because like I said,

00:59:39.708 --> 00:59:41.510
you start messing with a Vato Chevy, bro,

00:59:41.630 --> 00:59:43.309
it's on and in a big way.

00:59:43.650 --> 00:59:44.650
So, Hakeem,

00:59:44.690 --> 00:59:45.971
tell everybody how they can find you and

00:59:45.990 --> 00:59:47.112
how they can get an above phone.

00:59:48.324 --> 00:59:49.045
Yeah, absolutely.

00:59:49.746 --> 00:59:51.789
Check us out, abovephone.com.

00:59:52.090 --> 00:59:52.851
Ask us questions.

00:59:52.871 --> 00:59:55.295
We've got a real team, no AI there.

00:59:55.875 --> 00:59:57.297
There's a little button you can chat with

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01:00:07.027 --> 01:00:08.467
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01:00:20.016 --> 01:00:22.179
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01:00:23.719 --> 01:00:25.942
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01:00:26.681 --> 01:00:30.364
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01:00:38.552 --> 01:00:40.614
I'm always talking about the cutting edge

01:00:41.054 --> 01:00:42.554
when it comes to technology,

01:00:42.715 --> 01:00:43.516
keeping you private,

01:00:43.596 --> 01:00:45.818
but also branching out.

01:00:45.858 --> 01:00:47.498
What are the ancient technologies that we

01:00:47.539 --> 01:00:48.159
don't know about?

01:00:48.639 --> 01:00:49.701
And actually, Billy,

01:00:49.740 --> 01:00:52.182
I'd love to wrap with you sometime because

01:00:52.222 --> 01:00:55.266
I know you're on that future bioenergetic

01:00:55.286 --> 01:00:55.545
tech.

01:00:55.925 --> 01:00:57.226
I would love to do an episode with

01:00:57.246 --> 01:00:59.626
you sometime and have you on the show.

01:00:59.686 --> 01:01:01.568
Man, I'm all about that, bro.

01:01:01.987 --> 01:01:02.188
Well,

01:01:02.228 --> 01:01:03.708
I want to thank Hakeem for coming in

01:01:03.748 --> 01:01:04.688
here and doing this.

01:01:04.728 --> 01:01:07.329
I know the time was unusual, but man,

01:01:08.190 --> 01:01:09.411
I want to thank everybody for checking us

01:01:09.471 --> 01:01:10.150
out in the chat.

01:01:10.731 --> 01:01:13.251
Y'all, we live in a crazy doggone world.

01:01:13.492 --> 01:01:14.893
It's getting crazier by the day.

01:01:16.197 --> 01:01:17.838
But I'm thankful that there are people

01:01:17.858 --> 01:01:19.978
like Hakeem out there that are providing

01:01:20.018 --> 01:01:21.259
solutions that actually work.

01:01:21.358 --> 01:01:21.898
All right, y'all.

01:01:22.278 --> 01:01:22.958
You know the deal.

01:01:23.179 --> 01:01:26.179
Till next time, stay alert, stay alive.

01:01:44.547 --> 01:01:46.150
Let the season change,

01:01:46.250 --> 01:01:47.672
watch the world spin.

01:01:48.231 --> 01:01:49.753
From the smallest sprout,

01:01:50.014 --> 01:01:51.777
the harmony begins.

01:01:52.036 --> 01:01:53.418
In the cycle of life,

01:01:54.019 --> 01:01:55.862
where the magic's alive.

01:01:56.242 --> 01:01:57.784
Turn it to the beat,

01:01:57.804 --> 01:01:59.887
feel the fire and thrive.