➡ The US government, along with tech giants like OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle, are investing in a project called “Project Stargate”. This project, potentially worth $500 billion over four years, aims to advance AI technology, particularly in the medical field, to detect diseases like cancer early. The project also involves the construction of large data centers. Meanwhile, TikTok, with nearly 150 million accounts back online, continues to be a significant player in the tech industry.
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➡ Project Stargate was a top-secret CIA operation that involved remote viewing, a process where a person can perceive distant or unseen targets using extrasensory perception. In one instance, a professional remote viewer was given coordinates that led him to view Mars approximately 1 million years ago. He reported seeing pyramids, a global catastrophe, and tall beings leaving the planet. This has led to theories that these beings may have come to Earth and influenced the construction of our own pyramids.
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SA Edge of Wonder, what does America’s golden age mean and what does it signify for the technology industry now that many heads of giant tech companies are working with the US government? Yeah. And also just announced was an AI infra infrastructure plan named Project Stargate, which of course grabbed our attention because that name is right up our alley. Stargate involves a significant investment from OpenAI, SoftBank, which is in Japan, Oracle and some others, potentially scaling to $500 billion in over four years. Yeah. Will we see Americans land on Mars, at least publicly, within the next few years, rather than as part of some black ops secret space program? Maybe.

And in other news, TikTok is still around, or came back around, I should say. With nearly 150 million accounts back online, what does this mean for the app? Will TikTok be sold? And what about the future of technology? Will we see a boom in alternative energy sources? Maybe. Yeah. Join Edge of Wonder with Ben, Chastine and Rob Counts as we dive deeper into all of this and more. At the end of the show, don’t miss the live Q and A followed by a meditation prayer session exclusively on Rise tv. And with that, we’re gonna see you out on the Edge.

Hey, Rob. How are you doing, Ben? Pretty good. How about yourself? Good. This has been some wild, wild 48 hours, I guess you could say. I feel like we’re very spangly today. We’ve got our. We’ve got our Star Spangled Banner on. If we merge Voltron, it would be like, you know, too much America over here. Too much America. Yeah. Well, by the way, if you’re listening to our Edge of Wonder podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast or elsewhere, please leave us a five star rating or five star rating and review. And also remember, hit like, follow, subscribe, comment below, wherever you are watching us.

So, yeah, so this Stargate thing’s got to be the most interesting thing that happened all day. Why are you naming it? Maybe all week? I couldn’t get. You know what’s funny is that. So I had the news on in the background and I just hear Project Stargate. And I was like, yeah, you’re like, what? Project Star? You know, and the ironic thing is that you and I were going to. We were like, oh, yeah, let’s. There’s so much coming out in the tech industry. Let’s just talk about tech. I had no idea that Trump was going let alone like have a press conference and then call it Project Stargate.

So I heard this and, you know, they were like making fun of it in a Sense of like, oh, Stargate, you know, they open portals and like, you know, in the movies and Antarctica or whatever. And I was like, what the heck is going on here? And then lo and behold, this is what the name that Trump decided to use. And for those of you that are in the know, or maybe not in the know, but Project Stargate was a, was a real CIA operation and. Declassified operation. Yeah, yeah, that, that, that got declassified. It was in the 80s.

Now, unfortunately, it didn’t involve portals in this case at least this one that was actually Project Pegasus. But Project Stargate was using remote viewers to remote view different aspects and one of them was Mars over a million years ago. So we’ll kind of get into that a little bit. But before we do, let’s go back and like, we can talk about what this Project Stargate or. Yeah, what it means to Trump at least. But I’m like, did he use this for like, I mean, did he choose this name for that reason? Like, I wonder why he just decided to use Stargate.

But So, yeah, so OpenAI, which is with Sam Altman, I think it is, and then Oracle, which is another tech company, and then SoftBank, which is the Japanese, big Japanese bank. They’re all teaming up with Trump to do as much as a 500 billion dollar investment. Now a lot of people online were freaking out because they’re like, oh my gosh, like our taxpayer dollars are going to go into this. But this is actually a private sector, so there’s no taxpayer dollars. We can listen to like a minute of this or so foreign. It’s my Honor to welcome three of the world’s leading technology CEOs, and in the case of Larry, Larry Ellison, it’s well beyond technology, sort of CEO of everything.

He’s an amazing man and an amazing business person. But to announce a large AI infrastructure project by far in history, and it’s all taking place right here in America, as you know. Okay, you can pause it here. AI and. Well, okay, yeah, well, and that’s what he gets into because, you know, the reason why he said they want to do this is because they want to get ahead of what’s happening in the AI world. China right now, you could say is at the front and center of a lot of this. And, and that’s what Trump was like, we need to kind of get ahead of what other countries are doing.

Keep it in America. But the electricity that this is going to, that will, that they will need to generate these new facilities is like through the roof. So there are Nuclear power plants for that. That’s kind of something. Some kind of alternative energy, maybe something in that regards. Maybe. But the alternative energy is vague, I think nuclear. I mean, look at the base down in Antarctica with that green laser that was shooting into the sky. And Eric Hecker was saying that that nuclear power plant that everyone thought was not functioning was functioning and that’s how they were powering it.

Yeah, the, the cool thing about a nuclear power plant is that it’s sort of. Obviously it’s run by turbines, so the nuclear heat is running the turbine, but you can actually, you have sort of unlimited amounts of energy coming off of there. So if you design it right, you’re going to get tons and tons of energy going into whatever it is that you need. And that’s probably the smartest way to do it. I can’t think of another energy that’s going to. That’s going to fire that stuff up properly. You know, I can’t really either. Easy. Not.

That’s easy to reduce. Yeah. And so they’re talking about new data center centers that would be 10 million square feet. So these are huge. It’s a lot, man. Yeah. 10 million square feet. Yeah, well, that’s square feet. But like, what, how many acres does that, does that translate to? Well, and that could be a, like the way Trump, Trump said big, beautiful buildings that will employ a lot of people. You know, big. He was like, big beautiful buildings. He was describing. What is that? Okay, 229 acres. Now, now again, if they’re like a building or like a, you know, kind of.

I don’t want maybe like a. Not necessarily. They could be, you know, like 10 stories or something like that, you know, so it’s not. May not be the entire. Yeah, but 200. And what was that? 270 acres or something. That’s a lot of acres. That’s huge. So the goal is to use. So then it was like, well, what’s the point of all this? And they described it as like, they want to use AI more so in the medical industry and a lot of other things. So for example, they could use AI to detect diseases such as, like cancer before, like say before even a person, it turns into cancer.

They could take a blood sample, run it through AI and the AI would determine or be able to detect certain cancerous cells and they could stop it before it would turn into a tumor or before it would turn into cancer. And then they could do some kind of like vaccine or something like that to administer to the person where it could actually Cure them of that cancer. So that, that’s like the overall goal of what they were talking about. And of course, like, you know, China has been very, when it comes to the AI stuff, China’s been really almost in ahead of a lot of this.

And I think there, there’s a lot of things that China is doing also that is not super public either. And I think that’s the scary part because it’s like, what are they doing? It’s not public. You know, he said that AI is the new oil, it’s the oil of the future. This is what Trump said in a 2000 or 2023 speech and he says we have to make sure to dominate it. So yeah, it’s just again, that’s a bit scary putting all of this funding and hope into AI. I mean we’re just looking at AI taking us over faster and some, I mean, I could understand, especially in the medical community.

And it’s like this has always been a double edged sword, I think with AI, you know, depending on how it’s being used too. There is no scenario where you introduce AI and it doesn’t turn on you. I think there’s a zero scenario where that happens. You develop AI, it turns on you. It has to. Well, I mean, I don’t necessarily think it has to, but I, I agree that it’s like, you know, I don’t necessarily agree with this direction. The AI isn’t being developed by you, bro. It’s not like it’s the people that are developing the AI and the intentions behind it are probably just about everything with this.

And even then it’s an autonomous being. No, I mean it’s true. It can do. And it doesn’t have, it doesn’t have morals or connection to what created civilization. Well, it all depends on how it’s programmed. You know the problem with the like. Well, especially with Sam, you know, because they created the. He, he’s behind OpenAI. Originally it was all open source. Everything was going well. Microsoft came in and bought it. So he’s not really, I mean he’s still a part of OpenAI but he’s not like the, you know, he doesn’t have like full ownership now. So once they bought it, it went from being an open source company to a private company and.

Or. Yeah, so, so Microsoft converted it all and then of course they fired the entire ethics team and rewrote, started rewriting some of the code. That’s where it started getting dangerous. So, and I think the same thing with this, you know, it’s Like, I understand the need for it, especially in the medical industry and how it can be beneficial, but at the same time, this is what I mean. It’s like a catch 22, because if you don’t do anything, you’re going to have other countries such as China and Russia and, you know, who knows what, jumping ahead on this and using it for nefarious purposes.

So the only way to kind of get ahead is like becoming the forefront at it. And I understand why they feel like they need to do that, especially over China and Russia, but, you know, and that’s what I mean. It’s kind of like this catch 22. It’s like we’re damned if we do and we’re damned if we don’t. So what do we do? Yeah, it’s like, of course you can’t have someone nefarious like China developing this thing faster than you and then doing really, really bad things to the world community. I understand that and I get that it’s the newest weapon.

It’s still, though. I mean. I know, I know. I mean, overall, you know, I think there’s a lot other ways, like our. I mean, it’s just like our dependency on technology. I mean, if you go back, you know, even. Even before smartphones, you know, and think about where we are today, like, we can’t live with our smart without our smartphones now. Even though especially you and I, you know, kind of grew up without smartphones. Like we were. We know what it’s like to not have a smartphone. And now all of a sudden we have them and we can’t imagine life without them now.

So it’s like, you know, I mean, it was pretty awesome. I agree. Blockbuster. You know, people were like, writing and reading things and magazines were awesome. Like, magazines were really cool. Well, I’m not dissing on it. I mean, I. I enjoy that, you know, I mean, we. We were all more connected to each other back then than we are now. Even though we were. Because you had to play outside and like, you talk to people on the telephone for hours and like, you know. Yeah. Instead of now, it’s like, you know, you’re just texting everybody and whatever and it’s like there’s, you know, there’s.

The emotion has been pulled out of it. The human interaction, the human connection. Look at the way people reply on social media now. You know, it’s like there is no repercussion for their. They say whatever they want and it’s usually really mean or just not what they would say to a Person in person for sure, you know, or you’re arguing. Arguing with a bot, you know. A bot. Yeah. And like, I mean, who knows how many times we’ve been in arguments with bots. Yeah, seriously. So, I mean, the point is that, you know, it’s like the future is going to be the future no matter what, and technology has always been the driving force for humanity in this regard.

You know, I. I wish it wasn’t that case. I wish we could kind of go back and especially back in the 90s and be like, hey, you know, we don’t necessarily need all this. Let’s try to revamp society in some aspect. But, you know, it’s like, too late for that now. Where, where it’s like, okay, you know how lame, like a party is now in high school. Like, everybody’s just in the corners on their phones and they’re not even like, joking around and whatever, you know, or it’s like, or, or other way around. You film something at a party and post it on social media and all of a sudden it’s like killing themselves and like, all kinds of things.

Yeah. And then it’s like all these embarrassing things and it’s like, wow, I never, you know, we didn’t have to live through it. We didn’t have social media growing up in high school. I can’t even imagine life with social media in high school. Like, I definitely would have been, like, all over it, you know, if it came out. Which is so weird to think about now, you know, considering that we are on social media and we actually are, like, have some kind of social presence on social media. So it’s even, Even, you know, stranger to think about it in that sense.

But yeah, so I don’t know. It’s. It’s. Yeah, MySpace, that was, that was like, for a lot of us right after high school. For me, yeah, this was the big thing that ever. Well, this is kind of how we were finding each other for me, after high school, too. MySpace. I was like, yeah, I mean, that was like something I jumped on pretty early too. I was like, this is pretty cool. But to make an announcement, huh? I have successfully achieved a blue check mark on X. Thank you. Oh, you have? Thank you. Or. Cool. I signed up for premium yesterday on.

On X. And hey, you never know, maybe my tweets will actually reach people now. That’s hilarious. That’s cool. If you haven’t. Follow me on. On X. If you’re out there watching, I’m going to be posting all kinds of really cool history and different kinds of metaphysical stuff on there. So yeah, check me out on X and follow me if you haven’t. Yeah, there you go. What is it again? At Rob Countdown? Yeah, yeah, I actually have a blue check marker on X too, so. All right. We had to. We had to restart our Twitters since they.

We got shut down, so. Oh, look at you, Ben. Over two times the amount of followers I have. Yeah, I was pretty. I was a little bit more active on it. I haven’t been as much, but I’m going to get back on it. So. Yeah, I’m just at Ben Chastine. You can find me there. And yeah, we actually have our Edge of Wonder account back, but we lost all our followers, I think so. Kind of sucks, but we got. Yeah, there we go. But you can find us on. On Edge of Wonder on Twitter. Didn’t we have like 40, 000 or 50? We had 60.

We literally had 60, 000 followers on our Edge of Wonder. And then you and I each had over 30,000 on our personal Twitter. I had 70 on my personal. You did, yeah, yeah, I lost easy. Yeah. But anyway. All right, we’re gonna show a trailer. We get back, we’ll. We can actually. We’ll talk a little bit about like what is the real project Stargate. And then we’ll get into some of the other stuff that we have. So. Art ape art, human hybrid cyborgs and Terminator technology. Already existing. Sentient robots becoming indistinguishable from people. No, it’s not the plot of the newest Matrix movie.

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Four. Four episodes. And yeah, it goes through the whole thing. It’s pretty interesting stuff. There’s a lot of research. This has been going on for years and it gets into weird things like ethics and immortality, people searching for immortality and man, it’s. It’s a wild ride. So you can subscribe to us by going to Rise TV. It’s just $12.99 a month. It supports our work, keeps the lights on and helps us keep making this content that you can only get on Rise tv. Yeah. All right, let’s keep going, Ben. Yeah, well, let’s talk a little bit about what project, the real Project Stargate is.

I thought that’d be kind of cool. So yeah, it was a remote viewing, I guess you could say. Well, project, top secret project that the CIA was conducting. And specifically the one big document that came out was the Mars exploration one that happened on May 22, 1984. So what they did was they got a professional remote viewer who had no idea what he was about ready to remote view. And all they did was hand him an all envelope and on it just had some coordinates on it. And that was like after. So that was all, that was all that was written on the document or the envelope of those numbers there, 727, whatever.

And so it wasn’t until afterwards they opened up the envelope and then they. A sealed envelope and then it was the planet Mars. Time of interest, approximately 1 million years ago. B.C. is a long time ago. And the remote viewer throughout the whole thing, the remote viewer is kind of like super confused, you know, because he has no idea what he’s like really remote viewing. So he’s like, I don’t know, I’m seeing this weird thing. He’s seeing these like pyramids on this place. He said there’s some kind of catastrophe that’s happening. And then he sees these really tall beings that are, have these clothes on, they’re skin tight and they’re kind of scared.

And then they notice him and he’s just like, I don’t know what the heck is going on. And they’re asking him to do different things. Turn. Turns out he was actually in Sedonia on Mars, which is where the one what’s, what a lot of people believe are the pyramids and the so called face on Mars. So this is exactly the area that he was remote viewing and there were beings there and they were leaving Mars because of a global catastrophe that was taking place. So there’s a lot of theories that whatever happened there on Mars, when they left, they came to our planet and some of them did.

And you know, and then, then that’s been a whole conspiracy on its own about why, you know, there’s pyramids here, there’s pyramids on Mars. You know, they could have been built by the same race or at least showed the humans who were here at the time how to build certain things. And Whatnot. So anyway, it’s a super. Pretty sure it was Ingo Swan that was tasked on that. Really? Yeah, I’m almost positive because after looking at a bunch of reading through a bunch of different, like books and things on remote viewing, it. It was almost. I’m like 99 sure it was Ingo Swamp.

I think that. Yeah, you’re right. I know, I know. Eventually it came out who it was. It was. It was Swan. Yeah, okay. Yeah, you’re probably right. Anyway, he. He was a really. Yeah, Swan was a really interesting. Really interesting character. Really interesting remote viewer. Yeah. And that whole thing, we actually did an episode on, if you’re. If you’re interested and you want some. A different way of looking at this whole thing. Definitely check out the episode we did on Metaphysical for the CIA document that Ben’s talking about that remote viewed Mars. It puts a few things together that some people haven’t put together and it’s pretty.

Pretty darn interesting. Yeah, very cool stuff. Really is. Yeah. And there was some other. There was definitely other things that came out through Project Stargate, the CIA version of it. But that was. That document. There was probably the most interesting out of everything that came out. And there’s still. I don’t think everything has been declassified either. But the CIA did acknowledge that they hired. People are saying here it was John McMonigle. I really thought it was Swan. That’s okay. That makes more sense because I was like, I. I don’t think it was Swan. There was another name that I remember being.

But yeah, John. Maybe. Maybe it was. I thought it was. I thought it was Swan from what I was reading. Yeah, Swan looked at the moon. Yeah. Swan had some crazy experiences with the moon. Just double checking. Yeah, I think it was John. Yeah. Yeah, it was. It was McMonagle. McGonagall. I mean. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, good. I stand corrected. But he was working with Swan. Yeah, he worked really closely with. They were. They were. They were. They were both doing this together for the CIA. But I think this specific file that we’re looking at was. Was.

Yeah. Yeah. But Ingo Swan was also part of the whole team as well. So. Yeah, he’s. Yeah, with. With Joseph. He started having visions and psychic abilities when he was a little kid and it just kind of blossomed from there. And then he became a military officer and everything else. So anyway, by far the weirdest remote viewer of that era is Yuri Geller. Yeah, I would agree with that too. He’s weird. Yeah. Every time I see a picture, I’m just like. Yeah, I know, he’s a strange guy. All right, Tick tock. Yeah, so. Well, this is crazy.

I mean, Trump hasn’t even been in office for like, what. I mean, he was in office now for. Look at that photo. This is a classic CNN photo. Let’s light him from the bottom and make him look like a Bond villain with this like red otomous background. It makes them like, whoa, like really dark light now starring Donald Trump in Goldfinger. Yeah, leave it to cnn. So, yeah, anyway, so Biden signed this executive order to ban TikTok and Trump reinstated it now. So now everyone has their accounts back at least for 75 days till they figure out what the, what they’re finally going to decide to do.

Trump actually mentioned today that they could sell TikTok, could be sold. And because there was a reporter that asked him if elon would purchase TikTok and he said, you know, we’ll have to see. He was like, there’s a lot of tech guys that would probably purchase it, including the guy from the Oracle company. And so that he said if they purchase it, they want to have a good deal where 50 Like Us takes ownership. So I mean, it would work out in the long run for all, probably for everybody, especially since it wouldn’t be owned by China anymore.

And that’s always concern. Even if China is involved, this is a big risk because they’re classically, I mean, they’re famous for, for rotten code that they’re putting in payloads and all kinds of surveillance stuff that people are not aware of. Even, even the algorithm, the TikTok algorithm. Word on the street is that the algorithm itself is set up. Now follow me for a second because this is, it’s, it’s weird, but weird in like a, in like a one world order type of way. So we all know that China is trying to, or the ccp, I should say, is trying to stay alive.

Everything that the CCP does is an, is an attempt to remain relevant so it doesn’t get washed away by time, essentially because they know that there’s only a matter of time before communism is gone. Right. Sort of like Facebook trying to stay relevant, but in a, in like a really crappy, idealistic way. So when they were building TikTok at the beginning, how they were building the algorithm was in a way that would, It’s a very smart machine learning we’re talking about. You could look at this algorithm as similar to AI in a way where it’s constantly moving you towards accepting a more socialist life.

And, and so you’re, you’re. Even though of course there’s all kinds of other things and it’s very rich and there’s things that you probably like about it, but it is telling that you can’t actually say bad things about communism on there. If you go on. Oh yeah. Or to talk. Or China, you know, because. Well, it’s China owned. Right. So I mean there’s. But it’s interesting, there’s certain things they will allow, like that Facebook and YouTube was censoring, but at the same time, like you can’t. Paranormal. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like paranormal stuff. Like every stuff I talk about, it was like totally fine to talk about on there.

Or even any conspiracies or anything like that was fine. Yeah. Including stuff related to the vaccine and all kinds of things. Yeah. You can grow way faster on Tick Tock than you can almost anywhere else. Like, I’m not against it. Right, right. No, I understand. Yeah, yeah. That there’s something about that algorithm that moves people in a direction that like it’s nefarious in that way, you know? Right. I think that part needs to be looked at and I don’t know if that’s undoable. Well, I agree. Well, yeah, well, if, if it’s completely 100% purchased, you know, then they would get the source code, they would be able to see that and hopefully rewrite everything how they would want it, whoever purchased it in the US but the difference is would it be a joint owned company or how would that work out? You know, and that’s all these details that we would have to figure out.

Proton. You know, ProtonMail, they have a website. Proton Me. There was a really interesting article about this and it does go into these concerns. It says while TikTok and RedNote are often singled out for their ties to China, it’s important to recognize that many social media platforms, regardless of where they’re based, collect extensive personal data. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat also track your browsing his habits, location and other sensitive information including, you know. But then it goes into this. This is what it says though the difference with Chinese owned platforms lies in the added risks of government access under China’s regulatory environment which prioritizes state control over individual privacy.

However, this doesn’t mean you should ignore broader privacy implications for other social media apps. Then it just, it just goes into the China based company ByteDance and then, then it gets into the red note and it says that RedNote is even worse than TikTok. Way privacy. Yeah, yeah, way worse. Exactly. And you know, so for those of you that are not familiar with redNote, redNote is a, is like a alternative Chinese app that, that basically only people in China are able to use or are using right now. RedNote literally stands for like, the Red Book, like Mao’s Little Red Book.

That’s like the direct translation for it because Mao always had this, like the, his, like, red book. And that’s why it’s called Red Note. And it, it brings up even more sensitive issues to RedNote. So if you’re worried about TikTok, like, RedNote is like a hundred thousand times worse. Red Note is much worse. RedNote and TikTok are both terrible. Red Note takes the cake. It’s. Yeah, I mean, it was named after Miles. Little Red Book. How many people did. Yeah, I mean, it, it is essentially created by the Communist party where, where TikTok is created by an independent company inside China.

But at that point, the Chinese government, you know, it’s, it’s like they have a lot of influence in these things. So that’s why it’s, it’s bad. The other, the thing that, the other thing that was really kind of a downside to the TikTok is that a lot of people started to download RedNote. And in China, a lot of the, like, people that, that, that circumvent the firewall and you know, especially like Falun Gong practitioners that are trying to, you know, tell people the truth about everything that’s happening inside China, they actually thought that seeing a large amount of people download this, this app, they thought, oh, wow, a lot of people in China are waking up.

And they didn’t realize that it was all these people from America that were downloading this app. So that was kind of like a negative side effect of what happened with TikTok. So, you know, and that’s kind of like a. Anyway, that’s kind of like one downside for all of that. But, but, but the other aspect with, with the, with the, this Red Note thing, it just, it is full on pushing like communist agenda even far worse than TikTok. Because TikTok kind of follows an algorithm and to some extent this is like curated. This is more curated.

Part that’s the worst part about this is that, okay, yes, these are algorithmic. Yes, there’s security issues. There’s security issues with everything. People in America who have been going on to RedNote and they’re talking to Chinese people, they’re, they’re having these conversations and stuff like that, and they’re like, oh, people are all the Same if you listen to the conversations that they’re having. The Chinese people are like, oh, America’s really bad because of this. They’re basically like, they’re, they’re basically railing off all of the propaganda that they heard within China. And then people over here are like, oh, wow, you guys know a lot about us.

Maybe, maybe it is true. Maybe capitalism is bad and all of this stuff, because that’s what they say is just stuff like that, right? But what ends up, what people don’t understand because they’ve never had to live under that regime. Like, you don’t understand, Like Americans don’t understand what it was like to live under the zero COVID policy. Not being able to leave your home starving in your, in your apartment. Like, they don’t understand what it’s like to live in fear of not being able to go and protest. You’re going to get run over by a tank.

You can’t actually do that. The type of fear that’s been instilled into the Chinese people and beaten into them so that they won’t go up against the government or even say anything against them. And then all of the propaganda that’s churning constantly that they bought into, it’s all in there. And you go and talk to these people and that is, these are the apps that were created for those people. These are the apps that were created for those people. So you have all of these innocent, I would call them kind of naive and innocent influencers over here being like, oh, it’s so great.

Everyone’s. We’re just sticking it to the government by getting off of TikTok and going on to RedNote. And then they’re going on there and they think they’re getting like, red pilled. It’s not the red pill you’re thinking of. It’s the Chinese Communist Party red pill. That’s what you’re getting. And you don’t understand how dangerous communism is. And it has been like, these apps are written in a way more aggressively dangerous way than any of the apps over here. Yes, bad CIA, all of that stuff, but they’re like saints in comparison to the Chinese Communist Party. And I hate to say that like that because obviously the CIA is not, they’re not saints.

Right? Like, everybody knows that, but it’s like, that’s the, that’s what we’re talking about here is like, the CIA didn’t kill 200 million people. You know, Chinese Communist Party did, at least, you know, and counting. I mean, we don’t even know what’s going on there right now. Right? Yeah, true, true. But so, yeah, so I mean, you know, we’ll just have to see what happens with all of this. I mean, I. I do understand too though, you know, for, for, I mean, gosh, 150 million accounts on Tick Tock. I mean, when like peep some people, this is their whole livelihood, you know, it’s like when we got shut down on, on YouTube.

I mean that was like. Yeah, it’s. It’s rough. It’s like. Yeah, I mean, I know. I. I don’t like that part of it. Although I do have to say, like, whose livelihood and where are you making money? Are you making money on the shop? Because I, I had an account that I grew to220,000 in less than eight months and I had, I had, I had clips that were getting like 37 million plus views. Ben, do you know how much money I made off of the clip that you don’t. 37 million views. Over 30 million views. You don’t make that much money.

Like it was like 315 bucks. You can’t not same thing on, on YouTube shorts. I don’t. I. That’s why I’m like, how are these people, people making thousand dollars a month on Tick Tock? I mean, even if they. I guess they have to have like millions upon millions of followers. No, that’s the only way. Either it’s the shop. Either it’s the shop or, or they’re doing. They’ve got affiliate or some partnership. Yeah. Somewhere. Yeah, I agree. So, yeah, speaking of China and AI, this, this one, the. You. I think you sent me to this. Rob, this is, and this is crazy stuff.

Now granted this wasn’t created from scratch, you know, but it’s pretty scary what this can do. Yeah, it is. This is like deep fake stuff. Yeah. Keanu Reeves must be so upset about this because. Well, that guy definitely doesn’t run like Keanu. No, he doesn’t. Also, Keanu Reeves is very much against having any kind of any digital thing that would represent him. Like in his contracts it actually says they can’t digitally alter his performance. So the original’s on top. Right guys, what are we looking at? Yeah, so this is the, the. What we’re looking at is a clip from severance.

It’s a, It’s a show on Apple. Apple tv. Yeah. And I forget the actor’s name on top. And then this China’s Huan Yang or Hun Yuan. It’s. It’s this AI company from China and This is the ex. This is like a demonstration of what they can do. So essentially they could do a video to video model. They can replace any actor in a film and even capture very like subtle expressions on the person’s face, which is naturally kind of hard to get all those detail from, from the AI. I mean, it’s not perfect. You can see that it’s not completely Keanu Reeves, especially a close up.

Like, it’s not, it’s not really his forehead, you know, when it’s, when it’s really close, probably because they almost left the, the hair intact, but, but it’s still really scary, you know, of where this is going and what kind of thing could happen from this night. And so I mean, if they’re just doing this is like just as a test, you know, I think that’s where it’s like, where is this going to go? And that’s the scary part. But, you know, and I said again, I think that’s why Trump’s kind of like, well, he’s, you know, joining up all these tech companies and yeah, and the media’s like freaking out like, oh, like they’re creating this oliarch of, you know, tech world thing and everything else.

But I’m like, well, hasn’t that what’s been going on anyway? It’s just that they just joined Trump instead of Biden. I mean, I mean that’s essentially what Facebook and Amazon, Jeff Bezos there. I mean, they had an entire private meeting without the media, you know, a couple years ago to talk about all of this. And it was like, wait a minute, you know, how can they, how can all these tech. It was like the CEO of every tech company you can imagine sat down with Biden and had this private meeting phone conversation and no one was allowed to know what, what was said in that conversation.

And, and it’s like, wait a minute, you know, like what, what, what’s happening here? And, and so now it’s like, you know, I, I just see this as like business opportunities for them. But you know, I think with all this stuff, when you have these amount of people that can influence a society, especially in the technology world. Yeah, I mean, I, you know, I do think that there’s some concern, but you know, overall I’m not as worried about it because I, I think that whatever they try to decide to do will be here in America. You know, that my biggest concern is like, when we have other countries involved, we still don’t even know what’s going on with the drones.

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So he was telling us the whole story. So it was pretty phenomenal story. But. All right, so yeah, you can once again find that over on Rise tv. And. Yeah, okay. So Trump and crypto. You know, this is, this is interesting because he’s becoming very pro crypto now. Trump is, and he has mentioned that he thinks that this could be a way of pulling America out of debt. So of course he launched his own coin. And just the other day they launched Melania Coin, you know, which kind of affected the crypto industry as a whole. But I, I think this is only like short term things.

I think in the long term I, I do agree with what he’s saying and actually it’s kind of interesting because now a lot of the banks are getting on board too. But this was happening before Trump, but there was a lawsuit and so everyone’s waiting for, they’ve already replaced the head of the sec. They’re now waiting for the lawsuit to get completely thrown out. But here’s the, here’s this was, I think it’s today the bank of America was answering some questions on crypto. And I can break this down of what this means thousand banks. So it’s not like there’s, consider the disaggregation syndicates.

Let me ask you a separate question and Becky’s got one back in Washington. But on crypto, we just had Brian Armstrong sitting in the seat that you were in and obviously there’s a lot of excitement about crypto. The banking business for the most part has stayed away from crypto. Given President Trump’s full throated support for crypto, do you imagine bank of America is going to be full on in the crypto business? If we have this conversation 12 months, 24 months from now, I’d separate out the sort of crypto versus stable assets and digital movement of money.

Because we already move the vast, vast majority of our money digitally. Our consumers do, our companies do. And so the question is, what’s the business practice that you have to have to move another type of currency? So if they, if the rules come in and make it a real thing that you can actually do business with, you will find that the banking system will come in hard on the transactional side of it, non, anonymous, transactional, verified, et cetera, because we have to, because it’s just another way our customers are going to. The other thing we’re talking about was the possibility that Bitcoin and some of these cryptocurrencies actually are a threat to the US Dollar.

Scott Bessens talked about needing the US dollar to be super powerful. Is it a threat? I think there’s a whole bunch of dynamics about all the trade and all the consumption of the US Consumer and all the stuff that goes on. But I think we do need a strong US Dollar. We need a US dollar reserve currency. It’s good for our country. But what I’m saying is if you go down the street here and you go in and buy lunch, if you can pay with Visa, MasterCard, a debit card, Apple pay, et cetera, et cetera, this will just be another form of payment in an instantaneous cash transfer.

And so I think if it becomes regulatory, okay, which it wasn’t before, and that’s one of the issues you’ll see the banking system enter. We have hundreds of patents on blockchain already. We know how to enter the field. When you get to the investment side and the bitcoin stuff, that’s really a separate question. That’s more on the investment side from the transactional side. I think you’ll see the bank industry make moves. Okay, I’m really excited about this because so, so one of the big concerns is like, okay, you know, the price is going up and down constantly.

So like you could buy something, you know, that’s why everyone’s like talking about the guy who bought the slice of pizza with like 19 bitcoins and it’s, you know, now it’s worth millions of dollars, you know, but, but what, what, when, when the banks are now entering this, this means that crypto is no longer just like puffs of smoke, or at least some of it, you know, like, for example, xrp, xlm, Cardano, some of this other stuff actually has practical world, world use. So how this would work is that let’s say you have, you know, some cryptocurrency like Bitcoin or XRP or whatever.

Well, you’re not really actually going to send over Bitcoin or XRP to that restaurant if you’re buying something. What happens is that it’s, it gets converted into a US digital coin which, which follows the dollar, so it never goes up and down. If the dollar is a dollar, it’s a dollar. If the dollar drops to 90 cents, it’s 90 cents. Like, no matter how many you buy or whatever, it’s just, it’s just, it’s a stable coin, so it matches the dollars. So whatever you have gets converted into that, into that U.S. coin. And then that’s actually what, you know, when you pay for something and then they can either convert it back into bitcoin, they can convert it into cash.

It could be deposited in their bank account, whatever they want to do with that, that business at that point. So if this happens, which the banks are already on board. And this is what’s really fascinating is that the whole Japanese banking system is converting over to this. So is some of the other ones. I think the big, the big concern, though, is that it could these big banks kind of start taking over. But if it’s like decentralized, meaning there’s no central centralization of it, no one can control necessarily the market of it, then it’s like, you know, this is actually benefiting the people.

And I think Trump is going to do whatever he can to kind of help the economy. So that’s why I can actually see if this starts happening. This would be, you know, something that would be pushing forward in the future, and it would actually help a lot of people, especially if they have investments in crypto, you know. And again, I don’t think that for certain things, like everyone’s like, oh, this, you know, bitcoin could go to like a trillion dollars, or this could be like, you know, whatever, you know, and it’s like, well, maybe in the very far future.

But I, I’ve been understanding how all of this has been working out a lot more, and I do think that there’s, there’s a lot of practical use, especially as they said, once they start doing a blockchain and the banks are involved, you know, it’s like these transactions, you know, they’re not going to be as anonymous as before. Especially if the banks accept it, then they will know the transactions because it will be directly from you, it’ll be from their bank. Everything else. The other thing, too, is that with this, I just completely lost my train of thought.

I’m sorry, I was just going to say something completely different or something on this point, but, but I, anyway, but I do think that this, this is a very positive thing, like I said, you know, and well, Biden has been against this. Oh, I was going to mention the regulations. There’s been a, like, Biden put all these new regulations, if you make money on crypto, there was like higher fees and all this stuff that you have to do where Trump’s like, eliminating a lot of that. Where. Well, he said he was going to eliminate it. I don’t think he signed anything yet, but there’s like two hundred and fifty executive orders that he said he was going to sign, and I think so far he’s gotten through 25 of them, which is not too bad considering it’s, you know, he’s only been in office for 24 hours or 48 hours or whatever it is.

But, but I think that if that happens, then a lot more people will be trading in this regard and using it in more of an everyday use. And I think that’s when it will become a little bit more practical. Because especially it’s. If you think about it, let’s just say you have a hundred thousand dollars in your savings account, right. The amount of interest that you’re going to accumulate on a year is practically nothing. Like, not anymore. Not. Not anymore, right? I mean like, maybe you gain like a thousand dollars or so. Like, but it’s not much.

And so people are looking for other ways to invest in money, especially if they have that kind of money sitting around. And it’s like if you’re in it for the short term gain, you know that that’s where it, it’s like it’s not going to work out that way. The way that they’re talking about this is not for like short term monetary gains and whatnot. This is like a long term thing. You know, you put money into something like, like XRP, for example, and it’s like, okay, you, you’ll start seeing results. You know, the goal is like over a few years where you’re not like trying to take, you’re not going to take all that out.

The point is like, oh, cool. You know, if you put $1,000 in there and it gets to $10,000 one day, it’s like, you know, whatever. And then if it gets to $100,000, it’s like, cool, then I can just take out money when I need it. You know, it’s not like I’m going to take out all this money and then put it in my bank account. The point is, is that more people will be leaving their money in cryptocurrency and you, and then you use it as cash, then it becomes very, very different, you know, and the whole marketing system changes.

So I don’t know, what are your, your thoughts? I know you’re, you’re kind of always been against crypto in a lot of ways, so. Yeah, but I’m still, I am actually. I really don’t. I really think bitcoin was created for extremely nefarious purposes. After all of my research in it. And look, maybe I’m wrong, but it looks like it was created for human trafficking purposes, not for. Right. And I think people are saying. And like, right, I do. Go ahead. Yeah. There are even guys who know who originally created bitcoin and they’re like, if you knew who created that, you would never buy that coin.

But that’s neither here nor there. When it comes to like the stuff that’s going on right now with XRP and some of this stuff. The way I look at it is why am I going to leave money sitting in a bank account that’s going nowhere fast rather than take just a little bit of it and put it over and you see an increase over a period of time. Like, I’m not looking to become a millionaire off of this. I’m just looking for a way to increase incrementally over a period of time. Money that would rather stay and decline over, over a period of time.

At least if I put like, you know, if I put a thousand dollars into XRP and then next year at this time I look on there and it’s at $15,000, I’m going to be like, hey, that was worth it. I agree, I agree with bitcoin. I totally agree. I do think it was created by the CIA, like 100%. I think they were using it for funding for like certain black ops project. Even though the original, the original wallet of. What’s the guy’s name? Sato or Satoshi or something, which literally, when you break it down literally means like something weird.

Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. I can’t remember all the details now, but the original wallet that was made for bitcoin has never moved. So there’s. There’s something like 20. I forget how much money is in there is a whole lot of money and it’s never moved once. But some of the other wallets did, which makes me think that, yeah, it’s possible that, you know, some of this stuff was how like the CIA and some black op military programs are probably funding certain things. Like, let’s try this out now. The difference. So in bitcoin has a limit because of how much electricity is used for mining.

In bitcoin, it’s massive now. And now there’s so many people mining and people are not really making as much money as they used to be. So. And that’s kind of, you know, everyone’s talking about this XRP where it’s like XRP could come in and you know, there’s a lot more coins. But the difference is like for every transaction that would go through, through xrp, some amount of coins gets burned, which would kind of bring up the price a little bit. But again, I, I think it’s kind of, it’s not realistic when people are like, oh, it could get like higher than bitcoin.

And it’s like, no, really, let’s just Think about this realistically. Here’s the, here’s the main thing. Cryptocurrency. Just like it’s an investment, just like any other investment. You can put your. You can put some money in silver, that will increase. You can put some money in gold, that will increase. You can buy some property. Over time that’s going to increase. I think if you’re diversifying how you’re spending your money and where your money is, I think that’s really healthy. I think it’s very risky. If your mind is more of this gambling type and you want to throw a bunch of cash into something and think that you’re going to have a miracle happen.

Or let’s say you do have a miracle and all of a sudden that thousand dollars turned into a million and you don’t pull out because you’re waiting for something else to happen. And then the next day everything crashes and you have no money again. You lost the thousand, too. It’s like, just don’t be that guy. Yeah, that’s the key. That is really healthy. Like, here’s my, my, my kind of like rules are basically, let’s say I put in a thousand and I make 5,000. I take one or 2,000 out again and then I let the rest ride and then I let that happen and then every once in a while I’ll put in more and kind of increase.

But do you see what I’m saying? Yeah. No. 100%. Yeah. Because if you don’t do that, you’re going to. Something’s get, like there’s something going on in there and that’s when you get. When trouble happens. So just. Yeah, and I mean, my, my advice too. I mean, you know, the meme coins are nothing. They’re just smoke, you know, you, you know, they have no practical use. Whereas like Bitcoin, xrp, Ethereum, they’re all. The Solana. They’re all, well now, Solana, but they’re all built in a way that, that is for practical use. Xlm for everyday people, for banks, for the banking system, and to make, to make transactions easier between countries, you know, and that’s where it’s like, okay, you know, and that’s why so many people are kind of supporting that where it’s like, you know, it’s like Trump released this meme, which is cool.

Or the coin, the Trump coin. But it has no practical use. No one. You’re not going to be able to use that anywhere as currency or trade that. You know, it’s just like a meme Coin, I think eventually sort of like buying a gold Trump coin and you can cash it for something and over time, I don’t know, I think I, I would, I would stake my bets in XRP right now if I was going to stake my bets in anything. That’s that I actually converted most of my crypto into xrp. That’s what I have right now.

And you know, and I have made a little bit money on it because it went up. I did it when it was like $2, because I was like, okay, Trump’s coming in. I’ll just do this now. But it’s like again, I’m not planning to pull anything out. I’m not planning to. I’m not thinking like, oh, oh, this is going to go up to $100 next month. You know, it’s like this is a long term thing where I’m like, okay, yeah, exactly, like two years from now. Then it’s like, okay, cool. You know, I don’t have to, you know, probably worry about too much depending where it is, what happens.

I mean, if the whole industry collapses, I mean it’s gonna, the whole, if, if, like it’s like the stock market crypto, if everything collapses, then it’s like the banks aren’t even going to have money at that point. So then we’re all that much either. And you don’t. Yeah, exactly. Not on your mind that much either. Yeah, you know, yeah, yeah, it’s, it’s a good point. Now I’m not trying to tell anybody, you know, give anybody financial advice at all by any means, you know, but, but I, but I just think that in the future, you know, this will be a little bit more, I think a lot more people will understand it.

I think the restrictions and regulations will be lowered. So it will, I think there will be a people getting into it that didn’t really, that never really got into it before that will benefit from it, you know, especially if Trump is really supporting this and like JP Morgan already signed contracts, Citibank signed contracts and so did Goldman Sachs. So they’re all, they’re all going to start using crypto very soon here. And then bank of America was the next one that just signed over. So, you know, they’re all just kind of waiting for Trump to like hit the go ahead and then everything will start going forward.

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