➡ The text discusses the development of surveillance technology, including 'smart' textiles and edible microchips, posing possible implications for privacy. It also highlights the need for awareness and positive action towards these emerging technologies.
➡ The Monte Carlo simulation is a mathematical simulation technique used to predict a range of possible outcomes based on supplied data. Its importance and benefits lie in its ability to consider uncertainty and randomness in its predictions offering a clearer picture compared to deterministic forecasts. The rest of the text discusses various events and theories, highlighting a potential data gathering project at the Burning Man event and speculating on weather manipulation. It concludes inviting listeners to join a paid Patreon segment for further discussion.
You next generation surveillance technology that you won't even be able to see. Edible microchips, the Burning Man beta test and smart cities make stupid people. Hey, everybody. I'm Rex Bear leak project. How the heck are you? Beautiful day today out here in southern Colorado, very far away from any 5G towers. And every time time I get five G on my phone, it slows down. So 5G? You're pretty weak.
And that's not what I'm here to talk about today. I'm going to share with you this next generation surveillance technology that is like something out of 1984 meets Steroids on Blade Runner. Oh, yeah. Buckle up, buttercup, because it's going to be a bumpy ride. Let's go. The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects activity IARPA. It's actually quite fascinating. Was it? Twelve years ago I was invited to be a part of a think tank that had a bunch of doctors and professors and people with high level degrees that spent a lot of money on college.
Well, I was the conspiracy theorist that was picked to join, and within three months I was in first place. And that was when I was in the far out fringes of doom. I've balanced myself quite a bit since then. But this is interesting because these smart Epans smart electrically powered and networked textile systems intelligence value. Let's look into this. Not only can these things track, but they can record.
So imagine being an agent. This would be like a dream come true. You wouldn't have to worry about carrying a camera or having some type of wire because the wires are nanowires. Now. Hello. The Smart Epans program seeks to develop clothing with integrated audio, video and geolocation sensor systems that feature the same stretchability, bendability, washability and comfort of regular textiles. By weaving these devices directly into garments, intelligence community staff will be able to record information from their environment hands free without the need to wear uncomfortable, bulky and rigid devices.
As a result, personnel will have greater range of motion, thus improving their response time in challenging circumstances. Now, this could be fantastic. The question is, now that this is going to be created and designed for intelligence, what happens when the private sector picks it up? And are they going to start selling it to the public? Probably. But you know what? That's okay. Because in a smart city, there is no sovereignty.
It's all tracked, folks. And that's what they want. They want you in that smart city. Don't you know they love you so much, they love you to death. The summary the active smart textile research is a burgeoning field where fabrics are designed to adapt and change their functionality in response to changes to their external environment and or user input. Unlike passive smart textiles such as Goretex, which rely on the structure to function ASTS employ energy to power built in sensors and or actuators that sense, store, interpret and or react information from their environment.
Been predicting this stuff for twelve years. Now you can go back and look at my blogs from twelve years ago. I was talking about this new enabling research to transfer many of the capabilities of rigid wearable electronics into ASTS has surfaced, including weavable conductive polymer wires, energy harvesters powered by the body, ultralow power printable computers on cloth microphones that behave like threads, and scrunchable batteries that can function after many deformations.
You've probably seen the robots that can shapeshift with a liquid metal similar to the terminator two. Not in anthropomorphic form yet, but who knows? Things to look forward to in the future, right? These materials and manufacturing techniques are needed to develop complete and integrated systems containing mechanically deformable and durable power sources, sensors, computation and data storage and electrically conductive system components, wires and interconnects. The Smart Epans goal is to build sensor systems that are comfortably integrated into primary clothing.
Shirts, pants, socks, underwear. Smart underwear. Research commits committed to developing these systems will be divided into three demonstration tracks audio recording, video and photography capture indoor geolocation. So now they're going to have a built in microphone next to your ass and a built in camera next year. All right. Smart Epans government furnished capabilities services offered for potential inclusion in program applications. You can look at the overview, click the link right here and then more information.
Smart Epans click the link right there. They have hybrid proposers. Interesting. So imagine not only are all clothes now capable of tracking, recording, audio and video, but in a smart city you could have almost everything tracked real time. They're even making edible microchips now. They have been for quite some time. But they're putting edible microchips in cheese rolls to fight counterfeiting. I'll get to that in a moment.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects activity modeled after DARPA, but focused on national intelligence needs rather than military needs. And folks, they are next level. I mean, the stuff they're talking about doing right now, I was just going through some of the smart city conferences and they are absolutely on top of the technology boom. Most people haven't even thought about the stuff they're writing papers on and doing projects on and teaching classes on.
It's pretty far out. So we have to make sure that we keep balance in this system, right? Like, let's don't be fear mongers here. Let's don't hide in a corner and sob and say there's nothing we can do. Let's be the change the world needs to see and let's do it in a positive fashion. Let's be prepared, not scared. Let's be aware. Let's help others be aware. Maybe there's people out there that are working on technologies and they do have the earth's best interests and your best interests at heart.
There's got to be some white hats out there, right? I mean, we do live in a duality, don't we? For every action, there's an opposite reaction that's just as equal. Next time you buy parmesan watch out for the microchip. This is Wall Street Journal. Their latest trick to beat counterfeiters is edible microchips. Italian producers of Parmesan cheese have been fighting against imitators for decades. Here's the digital Watch observatory.
Producers of Parmesano Reggiano, the original Parmesan cheese, are using edible microchips to protect against counterfeit products. The microchips are being placed on their cheese wheels to verify authenticity. The European Union has granted protected status to over 3500 products, including Parmigiano Greek feta cheese, French champagne, and Italian Parma raw ham. The market for protected products is valued at almost €80 billion annually. However, counterfeit products flood the market due to their premium prices.
European food producers are employing innovative methods such as serial numbers, invisible ink, and DNA fingerprinting to guarantee the origin of their products. QR codes are also being used to provide information on aging and processing methods. Well, how about edible microchips and blockchain it from inception to digestion? That could be fun. There are two different projects that I want to talk to you about right now. One is called seas.
I've shared this with you before. This is a simulation military grade simulation that predicts future outcomes based upon data. Listen to this. What is seas? The System Effectiveness Analysis Simulation is a constructive modeling and simulation tool that enables mission level military utility analysis muhaha. Sponsored by the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center Directorate of Developmental Planning, seas was created to support developmental planning and pre milestone A acquisition decisions for military space systems.
Seas has proven to be a valuable military ops research tool by enabling exploratory analysis of new system concepts, system architectures and concepts of operations CONOPS in the context of joint warfighting scenarios. Seas is an accepted analysis tool and is part of the Air Force standard analysis toolkit and the Air Force Space Command modeling and simulation toolkit. Over the past two decades, CS has been used on numerous Air Force and other DoD studies.
Why C's? Well, Seas offers a powerful agent based modeling environment that allows the analysts to simulate the complex adaptive interactions of opposing military forces in a physics based battle space. Agents, units and platforms execute programmable behavioral and decision making rules based on battlespace perception. The interaction of the agents with each other and their environment results in war fighting outcomes. Enabling military utility analysis. The ability to represent network military forces reacting and adapting to perception based scenario dynamics makes Seas ideally suited for exploring new warfighting capabilities, in particular those provided by Space and Sea for ISR systems.
Wow. Well, what about you? Do they have a SIM for you? Probably. A few days ago, I did a podcast on a quantum computer that would be like the mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? Something that you ask it a question, it gives you an answer. Whether you're a politician, whether you're a CEO of a multibillion dollar company, whether you are a military officer, intelligence officer, entrepreneur, billionaire.
You ask it a question, it gives you the answer. Quantum computer that can connect to multiple dimensions at once and tap into information simultaneously, giving you the most plausible outcome at the time and doing so actually changing time in certain circumstances. Put a finger on that. The fickle finger. Well, guess what? Now here is an example that I'd like to share with you. This is just one prime example.
What is the Monte Carlo simulation? What is the Monte Carlo simulation? The Monte Carlo simulation is a mathematical technique that predicts possible outcomes of an uncertain event. Computer programs use this method to analyze past data and predict a range future outcomes a range of future outcomes based on a choice of action. For example, if you want to estimate the first months of sales in a new product, you can give the Monte Carlo simulation program your historical sales data.
The program will estimate different sales values based on the factors such as general market conditions, product price, and advertising budget. Why is the Monte Carlo simulation important? The Monte Carlo simulation is a probabilistic model that can include an element of uncertainty or randomness in its prediction. When you use a probabilistic probabilistic nanu nanu model to simulate an outcome, you will get different results each time. For example, the distance between your home and office is fixed.
However, a probabilistic simulation might predict different travel times by considering factors such as congestion, bad weather, and vehicle breakdowns. In contrast, conventional forecasting methods are more deterministic. They provide a definitive answer to the prediction and cannot factor in uncertainty. For instance, they might tell you that the minimum and maximum travel time, but both answers are less accurate. So what are the benefits of the Monte Carlo simulation? And folks, we're in the beginning stages here.
This is in its infancy, and you're going to see it grow up fast. This technology is going to take the world by storm. You're going to see people that are just going to blast off into different levels of consciousness, and you're going to see people assimilated into the Borg. I mean, this is going to be a trip. It's going to be a trip. The Monte Carlo simulation provides multiple possible outcomes and the probability of each from a large pool of random data samples.
It offers a clearer picture than a deterministic forecast. For instance, forecasting financial risks requires analyzing dozens or hundreds of risk factors. Financial analysts use the Monte Carlo system to produce the probability of every possible outcome. Wow. And I've said this before, and I've asked this question before. How many people are using technologies greater than this to implement what you see, what you do, how you act, how you react, what your possible outcomes are going to be? It's brilliant, and it makes sense, especially when you realize let me repeat that it makes sense when you see the signs, when you see on the television something that parallels an event taking place on the news or at the workplace.
It's a very efficient, effective platform simulation. And also when you start to see it, you have an impact. You have a much greater impact on the simulation, on yourself and the overall reality that you perceive Halo. Now let's talk for a minute about Burning Man. So forgot to talk about this yesterday at the end. Thank you for the reminder. In the comment section, you've got 70,000 people, eclectic that are going out to the desert to have a great time and to express themselves.
And it's a form of entertainment, recreation, and it's expensive. And back in the day, I don't know if you ever went to a Grateful Dead concert or a Fish concert. I made it to one of the last concerts, but I didn't make it inside. It was in Salt Lake City. It was in the was just a teenager parking lot, was a blast. I had a great time. But it had its own culture, right? It had its own people that would go to every show and communities.
You've heard the term Deadheads and then Fish kind of took over after that. Well, the Burning Man, you have so many eclectic people going out there and then the media spins whatever they want to. And so you've got 70,000 people in the desert and then a major flood. Major flood. And now you've got Burning Man in the mud. My friend Brad Olsen, I'm going to talk to him later.
We're going to hear more about it. He was there. He's got some great photos. And he knows a lot of people that go to that event every single year. So we're going to hear more about it. Stay tuned and I'll update you later on that. And I'm sure we're going to be talking about some stuff that will be only available on Patreon for obvious reasons. And folks, you can sign up to our Patreon page for a buck.
So it's not a whole lot of money. But anyway, it seems to me like if this is just a theory that I have right now, wouldn't it be an interesting way to test if you could make it rain and how much you could make it rain? Perfect timing. You've got 70,000 people in the desert. Let's make it rain. Let's see what they do. Let's see how they act.
It's just like a big data gathering project to me. I see it. My opinion, my theory is it was either designed to be a mess, maybe they figured out a way to make it rain or not. But if they did figure out a way to make it rain that much, then they could see what everybody did after. Okay, well, these people over here, they're freaking out. They're calling in helicopters.
They've got lots of money. Those guys over there, they're staying, they're having fun. But you could collect all that data and just hold on to it and then adapt it, right? And then you could be like, okay, well, this is how those people react. Then you've got each individual and how they reacted and all that information about them, and then you could predict what would happen if it was to take place somewhere else.
A beta test. Once again, even if they didn't make it rain, let's just say that rain was natural. Or let's say that somehow they had a great rain dance and they made it rain. Make it rain like the natives and the ancient ones. And I do think that the ancients and the natives could and I can make it rain. Not all of them, but some of them. There is some type of connection there.
And I've studied a lot of hermetics and different teachings, not just Western traditions, but Eastern traditions. So that's a possibility too. But it's quite interesting. Or the day that I show the Vegas card and the New York card, there's these major floods going on in Vegas. Some of the worst flooding that they've recorded in history. Doesn't mean it's the worst flooding in history, but some of the worst recorded flooding in history in Southern Nevada.
Then I looked up New York, and in New York the next day, they had this big VRBO thing where they're banning or almost banning VRBOs a bunch of new regulations, which is interesting because I wonder what the outcome of that is going to be, the implications of you know, it might not be a bad thing. I don't know. But I don't see any benefit to banning Drbo, because that's just another entrepreneur.
It's another business model. It's another way for people to make money. You take that away and then it gives back to the big businesses, the large hospitality corporations. And I work for the biggest corporation in the hospitality business in the world for years. And it's a pretty cool company. They're smart. And I saw a lot of magic involved that most people wouldn't see based upon the symbolism and the words and the terminology.
Pretty fascinating stuff. But regardless, there's just so much going on right now that we want to stay on top of things, right? We definitely want to stay on top of things. And the next segment here is going to be just for Patreon, because let's get into this now. Let's talk about it. Okay, so thank you for watching, everybody. Hit the bell. For all notifications. Check back daily for updates because we update podcasts pretty much every day.
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Is Facebook’s AI Feeding on Your Data? By Tommy Truthful September 8th, 2024
There’s a hot topic in the news lately – Facebook’s use of your personal data to train its AI. It’s a controversial subject, and if you’ve been following my blogs, you’d know I’ve covered it extensively. Just a quick reminder: Facebook, or as some of us know it, DARPA’s LifeLog, isn’t the innocent social media platform it presents itself to be. Dive deeper into my previous write-up on this: Is Facebook Really DARPA’s LifeLog?.
Earlier in 2024, Mark Zuckerberg made waves with his announcement to integrate AI features across Meta’s platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The tech giant’s stride into the realm of AI is undeniable, but it raises a plethora of legal and ethical questions.
Meta introduced a new form within their help centers titled “Generative AI Data Subject Rights at Facebook.” The intent? To allow users to inquire about the third-party data used for AI development and request for its deletion. But don’t be too hasty to think this is a win for privacy. It’s not a guarantee that your request will be honored. And here’s the catch – this doesn’t relate to the personal data Meta has already harvested from its platforms. We’re talking about external data, perhaps collected from the far reaches of the internet or third-party data brokers.
Anyone can fill out this form, and it only asks for your country of residence, name, and email. But, don’t be too surprised if the process seems glitchy, especially on mobile. From my personal experience, it took Meta over a day just to acknowledge my request. And for my US-based readers, the effectiveness of this ‘opt-out’ is still in murky waters. Meta’s opaque responses and scarce specifics on their data processing methods further fuel the uncertainty.
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Burning Man Beta Test Next Gen Surveillance Edible Microchips
Summary
➡ The text discusses the development of surveillance technology, including 'smart' textiles and edible microchips, posing possible implications for privacy. It also highlights the need for awareness and positive action towards these emerging technologies.
➡ The Monte Carlo simulation is a mathematical simulation technique used to predict a range of possible outcomes based on supplied data. Its importance and benefits lie in its ability to consider uncertainty and randomness in its predictions offering a clearer picture compared to deterministic forecasts. The rest of the text discusses various events and theories, highlighting a potential data gathering project at the Burning Man event and speculating on weather manipulation. It concludes inviting listeners to join a paid Patreon segment for further discussion.
You next generation surveillance technology that you won't even be able to see. Edible microchips, the Burning Man beta test and smart cities make stupid people. Hey, everybody. I'm Rex Bear leak project. How the heck are you? Beautiful day today out here in southern Colorado, very far away from any 5G towers. And every time time I get five G on my phone, it slows down. So 5G? You're pretty weak.
And that's not what I'm here to talk about today. I'm going to share with you this next generation surveillance technology that is like something out of 1984 meets Steroids on Blade Runner. Oh, yeah. Buckle up, buttercup, because it's going to be a bumpy ride. Let's go. The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects activity IARPA. It's actually quite fascinating. Was it? Twelve years ago I was invited to be a part of a think tank that had a bunch of doctors and professors and people with high level degrees that spent a lot of money on college.
Well, I was the conspiracy theorist that was picked to join, and within three months I was in first place. And that was when I was in the far out fringes of doom. I've balanced myself quite a bit since then. But this is interesting because these smart Epans smart electrically powered and networked textile systems intelligence value. Let's look into this. Not only can these things track, but they can record.
So imagine being an agent. This would be like a dream come true. You wouldn't have to worry about carrying a camera or having some type of wire because the wires are nanowires. Now. Hello. The Smart Epans program seeks to develop clothing with integrated audio, video and geolocation sensor systems that feature the same stretchability, bendability, washability and comfort of regular textiles. By weaving these devices directly into garments, intelligence community staff will be able to record information from their environment hands free without the need to wear uncomfortable, bulky and rigid devices.
As a result, personnel will have greater range of motion, thus improving their response time in challenging circumstances. Now, this could be fantastic. The question is, now that this is going to be created and designed for intelligence, what happens when the private sector picks it up? And are they going to start selling it to the public? Probably. But you know what? That's okay. Because in a smart city, there is no sovereignty.
It's all tracked, folks. And that's what they want. They want you in that smart city. Don't you know they love you so much, they love you to death. The summary the active smart textile research is a burgeoning field where fabrics are designed to adapt and change their functionality in response to changes to their external environment and or user input. Unlike passive smart textiles such as Goretex, which rely on the structure to function ASTS employ energy to power built in sensors and or actuators that sense, store, interpret and or react information from their environment.
Been predicting this stuff for twelve years. Now you can go back and look at my blogs from twelve years ago. I was talking about this new enabling research to transfer many of the capabilities of rigid wearable electronics into ASTS has surfaced, including weavable conductive polymer wires, energy harvesters powered by the body, ultralow power printable computers on cloth microphones that behave like threads, and scrunchable batteries that can function after many deformations.
You've probably seen the robots that can shapeshift with a liquid metal similar to the terminator two. Not in anthropomorphic form yet, but who knows? Things to look forward to in the future, right? These materials and manufacturing techniques are needed to develop complete and integrated systems containing mechanically deformable and durable power sources, sensors, computation and data storage and electrically conductive system components, wires and interconnects. The Smart Epans goal is to build sensor systems that are comfortably integrated into primary clothing.
Shirts, pants, socks, underwear. Smart underwear. Research commits committed to developing these systems will be divided into three demonstration tracks audio recording, video and photography capture indoor geolocation. So now they're going to have a built in microphone next to your ass and a built in camera next year. All right. Smart Epans government furnished capabilities services offered for potential inclusion in program applications. You can look at the overview, click the link right here and then more information.
Smart Epans click the link right there. They have hybrid proposers. Interesting. So imagine not only are all clothes now capable of tracking, recording, audio and video, but in a smart city you could have almost everything tracked real time. They're even making edible microchips now. They have been for quite some time. But they're putting edible microchips in cheese rolls to fight counterfeiting. I'll get to that in a moment.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects activity modeled after DARPA, but focused on national intelligence needs rather than military needs. And folks, they are next level. I mean, the stuff they're talking about doing right now, I was just going through some of the smart city conferences and they are absolutely on top of the technology boom. Most people haven't even thought about the stuff they're writing papers on and doing projects on and teaching classes on.
It's pretty far out. So we have to make sure that we keep balance in this system, right? Like, let's don't be fear mongers here. Let's don't hide in a corner and sob and say there's nothing we can do. Let's be the change the world needs to see and let's do it in a positive fashion. Let's be prepared, not scared. Let's be aware. Let's help others be aware. Maybe there's people out there that are working on technologies and they do have the earth's best interests and your best interests at heart.
There's got to be some white hats out there, right? I mean, we do live in a duality, don't we? For every action, there's an opposite reaction that's just as equal. Next time you buy parmesan watch out for the microchip. This is Wall Street Journal. Their latest trick to beat counterfeiters is edible microchips. Italian producers of Parmesan cheese have been fighting against imitators for decades. Here's the digital Watch observatory.
Producers of Parmesano Reggiano, the original Parmesan cheese, are using edible microchips to protect against counterfeit products. The microchips are being placed on their cheese wheels to verify authenticity. The European Union has granted protected status to over 3500 products, including Parmigiano Greek feta cheese, French champagne, and Italian Parma raw ham. The market for protected products is valued at almost €80 billion annually. However, counterfeit products flood the market due to their premium prices.
European food producers are employing innovative methods such as serial numbers, invisible ink, and DNA fingerprinting to guarantee the origin of their products. QR codes are also being used to provide information on aging and processing methods. Well, how about edible microchips and blockchain it from inception to digestion? That could be fun. There are two different projects that I want to talk to you about right now. One is called seas.
I've shared this with you before. This is a simulation military grade simulation that predicts future outcomes based upon data. Listen to this. What is seas? The System Effectiveness Analysis Simulation is a constructive modeling and simulation tool that enables mission level military utility analysis muhaha. Sponsored by the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center Directorate of Developmental Planning, seas was created to support developmental planning and pre milestone A acquisition decisions for military space systems.
Seas has proven to be a valuable military ops research tool by enabling exploratory analysis of new system concepts, system architectures and concepts of operations CONOPS in the context of joint warfighting scenarios. Seas is an accepted analysis tool and is part of the Air Force standard analysis toolkit and the Air Force Space Command modeling and simulation toolkit. Over the past two decades, CS has been used on numerous Air Force and other DoD studies.
Why C's? Well, Seas offers a powerful agent based modeling environment that allows the analysts to simulate the complex adaptive interactions of opposing military forces in a physics based battle space. Agents, units and platforms execute programmable behavioral and decision making rules based on battlespace perception. The interaction of the agents with each other and their environment results in war fighting outcomes. Enabling military utility analysis. The ability to represent network military forces reacting and adapting to perception based scenario dynamics makes Seas ideally suited for exploring new warfighting capabilities, in particular those provided by Space and Sea for ISR systems.
Wow. Well, what about you? Do they have a SIM for you? Probably. A few days ago, I did a podcast on a quantum computer that would be like the mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? Something that you ask it a question, it gives you an answer. Whether you're a politician, whether you're a CEO of a multibillion dollar company, whether you are a military officer, intelligence officer, entrepreneur, billionaire.
You ask it a question, it gives you the answer. Quantum computer that can connect to multiple dimensions at once and tap into information simultaneously, giving you the most plausible outcome at the time and doing so actually changing time in certain circumstances. Put a finger on that. The fickle finger. Well, guess what? Now here is an example that I'd like to share with you. This is just one prime example.
What is the Monte Carlo simulation? What is the Monte Carlo simulation? The Monte Carlo simulation is a mathematical technique that predicts possible outcomes of an uncertain event. Computer programs use this method to analyze past data and predict a range future outcomes a range of future outcomes based on a choice of action. For example, if you want to estimate the first months of sales in a new product, you can give the Monte Carlo simulation program your historical sales data.
The program will estimate different sales values based on the factors such as general market conditions, product price, and advertising budget. Why is the Monte Carlo simulation important? The Monte Carlo simulation is a probabilistic model that can include an element of uncertainty or randomness in its prediction. When you use a probabilistic probabilistic nanu nanu model to simulate an outcome, you will get different results each time. For example, the distance between your home and office is fixed.
However, a probabilistic simulation might predict different travel times by considering factors such as congestion, bad weather, and vehicle breakdowns. In contrast, conventional forecasting methods are more deterministic. They provide a definitive answer to the prediction and cannot factor in uncertainty. For instance, they might tell you that the minimum and maximum travel time, but both answers are less accurate. So what are the benefits of the Monte Carlo simulation? And folks, we're in the beginning stages here.
This is in its infancy, and you're going to see it grow up fast. This technology is going to take the world by storm. You're going to see people that are just going to blast off into different levels of consciousness, and you're going to see people assimilated into the Borg. I mean, this is going to be a trip. It's going to be a trip. The Monte Carlo simulation provides multiple possible outcomes and the probability of each from a large pool of random data samples.
It offers a clearer picture than a deterministic forecast. For instance, forecasting financial risks requires analyzing dozens or hundreds of risk factors. Financial analysts use the Monte Carlo system to produce the probability of every possible outcome. Wow. And I've said this before, and I've asked this question before. How many people are using technologies greater than this to implement what you see, what you do, how you act, how you react, what your possible outcomes are going to be? It's brilliant, and it makes sense, especially when you realize let me repeat that it makes sense when you see the signs, when you see on the television something that parallels an event taking place on the news or at the workplace.
It's a very efficient, effective platform simulation. And also when you start to see it, you have an impact. You have a much greater impact on the simulation, on yourself and the overall reality that you perceive Halo. Now let's talk for a minute about Burning Man. So forgot to talk about this yesterday at the end. Thank you for the reminder. In the comment section, you've got 70,000 people, eclectic that are going out to the desert to have a great time and to express themselves.
And it's a form of entertainment, recreation, and it's expensive. And back in the day, I don't know if you ever went to a Grateful Dead concert or a Fish concert. I made it to one of the last concerts, but I didn't make it inside. It was in Salt Lake City. It was in the was just a teenager parking lot, was a blast. I had a great time. But it had its own culture, right? It had its own people that would go to every show and communities.
You've heard the term Deadheads and then Fish kind of took over after that. Well, the Burning Man, you have so many eclectic people going out there and then the media spins whatever they want to. And so you've got 70,000 people in the desert and then a major flood. Major flood. And now you've got Burning Man in the mud. My friend Brad Olsen, I'm going to talk to him later.
We're going to hear more about it. He was there. He's got some great photos. And he knows a lot of people that go to that event every single year. So we're going to hear more about it. Stay tuned and I'll update you later on that. And I'm sure we're going to be talking about some stuff that will be only available on Patreon for obvious reasons. And folks, you can sign up to our Patreon page for a buck.
So it's not a whole lot of money. But anyway, it seems to me like if this is just a theory that I have right now, wouldn't it be an interesting way to test if you could make it rain and how much you could make it rain? Perfect timing. You've got 70,000 people in the desert. Let's make it rain. Let's see what they do. Let's see how they act.
It's just like a big data gathering project to me. I see it. My opinion, my theory is it was either designed to be a mess, maybe they figured out a way to make it rain or not. But if they did figure out a way to make it rain that much, then they could see what everybody did after. Okay, well, these people over here, they're freaking out. They're calling in helicopters.
They've got lots of money. Those guys over there, they're staying, they're having fun. But you could collect all that data and just hold on to it and then adapt it, right? And then you could be like, okay, well, this is how those people react. Then you've got each individual and how they reacted and all that information about them, and then you could predict what would happen if it was to take place somewhere else.
A beta test. Once again, even if they didn't make it rain, let's just say that rain was natural. Or let's say that somehow they had a great rain dance and they made it rain. Make it rain like the natives and the ancient ones. And I do think that the ancients and the natives could and I can make it rain. Not all of them, but some of them. There is some type of connection there.
And I've studied a lot of hermetics and different teachings, not just Western traditions, but Eastern traditions. So that's a possibility too. But it's quite interesting. Or the day that I show the Vegas card and the New York card, there's these major floods going on in Vegas. Some of the worst flooding that they've recorded in history. Doesn't mean it's the worst flooding in history, but some of the worst recorded flooding in history in Southern Nevada.
Then I looked up New York, and in New York the next day, they had this big VRBO thing where they're banning or almost banning VRBOs a bunch of new regulations, which is interesting because I wonder what the outcome of that is going to be, the implications of you know, it might not be a bad thing. I don't know. But I don't see any benefit to banning Drbo, because that's just another entrepreneur.
It's another business model. It's another way for people to make money. You take that away and then it gives back to the big businesses, the large hospitality corporations. And I work for the biggest corporation in the hospitality business in the world for years. And it's a pretty cool company. They're smart. And I saw a lot of magic involved that most people wouldn't see based upon the symbolism and the words and the terminology.
Pretty fascinating stuff. But regardless, there's just so much going on right now that we want to stay on top of things, right? We definitely want to stay on top of things. And the next segment here is going to be just for Patreon, because let's get into this now. Let's talk about it. Okay, so thank you for watching, everybody. Hit the bell. For all notifications. Check back daily for updates because we update podcasts pretty much every day.
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