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0:22Rod Palmer Folks, welcome back to another edition of BeetleWeekly. We are in for a big week this week. What it contains, we're all waiting to find out very excitedly.

0:34Rod Palmer This is a fun time to be a journalist. It's a fun time to report the news. We've got the internet apocalypse happening right now. We've got headlines saying that Iran is gonna attack, do conduct attacks on US soil. We... Things looking like they're gonna gear up again in Iran.

0:55Rod Palmer We have elections on the horizon. BB's up for election this week. We've got the midterms. People are getting grumpy. It's it's the political ad season apocalypse. People are really grumpy. They're they're tired of watching their sports ball and just being bombarded with DraftKings and

1:15Rod Palmer political smear campaign ads. It seems like it is setting up for all sorts of shenanigans to be happening. Rod, are there any shenanigans that you're

1:27Rod Palmer watching closely? Situations you're monitoring?

1:31Richard Greaser Nothing in particular, but I keep my eyes peeled as I want to notice when they occur. But we've, like you call it, we're entering false flag season. This is the season, it's Q4. Previous years, we would have happened October and then, you know, things start to go down, down the drain after that. Usually, the blow off top. And then, look at, we've got,

1:54Richard Greaser War with Iran, it seems like it could go off at any minute, that could ramp back up. We've got, the, like you said, the Internet apocalypse. So we can get into this maybe a little bit later, but the PHP is like 65, 70% of the Internet was written,

2:13Richard Greaser with some code and comes to, like, whether it was a PHP web server like Apache, all this open source stuff, WordPress websites, Drupal, Shaa, WooCommerce, etcetera, all written in PHP, had a very critical vulnerability

2:28Richard Greaser and swarms of AI agents have been shutting down web servers and websites around the world since this exploit was revealed. Who knows what who knows what the false flag would be? It could be a terrorist attack, but it seems like we've got so much going on all over the world. Whether it's Ukraine, Russia, the riots in Europe,

2:49Richard Greaser instability in The Middle East, the Houthis are blowing up Saudi Aramco destroying oil. Apparently, The United States sent tankers to buy. Russia's gonna give us free diesel. We've brokered some deal. You've got El Salvador is sending right wing commandos into Haiti, sponsors. You got you got right wing despots going to Haiti

3:09Richard Greaser to take out these voodoo people who don't wanna build data centers. It's all sponsored by Bitcoin. So I don't have... Whatever the false flag's gonna be, it better be big because it's got a lot of situations to compete with right now. Like, it it's gonna be very, very difficult for anything to differentiate itself and to whip people into some sort of crazy hysteria and like impact some sort of policy or outcomes,

3:37Richard Greaser whether politically or or commercially

3:40Rod Palmer because there's just so much going on right now. It has to be big. It has to be really big because the The US is very accustomed to false flags at this point. There's been years and years of this. We're coming off of the the tail of the end of the,

3:59Rod Palmer war on terror essentially that was launched off of a false flag in 09/11. And it it it was like this for the American populace after World War one, like they didn't wanna go to war in World War two. They're like, fuck these Europores. We're not doing it again. World War one sucked. There's there's no way in hell we're going back there.

4:22Rod Palmer And they, essentially allowed for Pearl Harbor to happen. That was pretty big, to to get people involved. So, yeah, I mean, for it to be successful, I mean, what happens if the deep state of the neo cons do a half measured false flag right

4:39Richard Greaser now? Yeah, like people, they get out of a long term relationship and it was a really bitter ending, and they accumulate some emotional trauma and it could be difficult for them to get back out there because they're afraid to love again. They're afraid to put their heart out there

4:58Richard Greaser on the line, be vulnerable and for it to be rejected or for it to be stabbed in the back. And, in this in this country, the false flags used to make people more patriotic. False flags have become this negative con... But people... Americans used to love false flags. Americans used to look forward to false flags. There are some people who look forward to the false flags because it's, you know, it proves that they're right, but it used to bring us together.

5:28Richard Greaser And I think that the neocons, they abused that in the Bush administration years especially. And and they... It was abused in the nineties as well. And I think a lot of Americans are afraid to be patriotic again. Because they've been burned so many times by these false flags which ended up making it harder for them to afford to pay their taxes. But I think I think if if the if the FBI, the CIA, if the President of The United States or Secretary of War listens to this podcast, I would challenge them. If you're gonna do a false flag,

6:03Richard Greaser do something that makes Americans feel patriotic again because those are always the best false flags and always have the best results. Absolutely.

6:12Rod Palmer I mean, I think part of it is, like this is really one of the negative consequences of eliminating cigarette smoking because for most of public life, I mean, when you are enjoying a Toby Keith song, it just hits different with the cigarette than it does with vape.

6:30Richard Greaser And there's just something about that.... On the Dixie Chicks. And you're canceling the Dixie Chicks, listening to Toby Keith, ripping a Marlboro Red, back when you could call... Back when you could call a cigarette a red or a white, an ultralight, or a menthol, that was... They they made cigarettes androgynous. It was it was incredible, it was an incredible feeling.

6:53Rod Palmer It's just like country music doesn't have the same feel that it used to because you can't just like listen to the smoke cigarettes. Yeah. I mean, people still do, you know, but they're living in the nineties,

7:09Rod Palmer essentially when they do it, like the guys living in rural America that have their poll barns that they hang out in with the pool table, all the Trump memorabilia

7:18Richard Greaser and their side by side. They still listen to Travis Tritt. They don't listen to Shaboozy. Yeah. They're not the type of... Right, exactly.

7:27Rod Palmer Yeah. It's all the city people. Like the city people are really robbed of like this experience of smoking a cigarette and listening to patriotic country music. And so like from a cultural standpoint, I mean, this is one of the other problems too of like why it has to be... If it is to be effective, it has to be extremely shocking is because people just aren't patriotic. There's a very small amount of individuals that are patriotic

7:54Rod Palmer and I think most of them are like foreigners living in The Philippines like Gunther Eagle. Right?

8:00Richard Greaser And... What... When did Americans stop being patriotic? Because Americans used to be patriotism maxing.

8:12Rod Palmer When did that stop? I don't know. A lot of

8:16Richard Greaser Trump Arrangement Syndrome did a lot of work to make people not patriotic.

8:21Rod Palmer Gotta say that for sure. Yeah. I think it really started during the Obama years, because that's when the Pearl J. M. Obamas got the president, but I think a huge part of it was because, Obama ran... He he essentially did what Trump did. Right? Where, like, he he ran on being an anti war candidate and was not anti war at all.

8:47Rod Palmer I think people are pretty fed up from the spending and and all of it when they were dealing with, like... Well, Obama...

8:55Richard Greaser Yeah. Obama was remarkably like a like a a new direction that a US president took Unlike any, you know, in any of the lifetime of anybody who's been living when he when he was President, she was very divisive. Most US Presidents really did try,

9:17Richard Greaser even if it was, you know, Kayfabe, to bring peop... To try to unite the country and unite people and make people feel patriotic. Whereas, Obama encouraged people like Colin Kaepernick to, to kneel for the national anthem. And he

9:32Richard Greaser really, he really stoked the racial animosity and the racism in The United States and the, white privilege, and all that stuff that really upset people and really made people feel like, the divide and conquer they always say that

9:52Richard Greaser the state loves to divide and conquer and get people to be battling with each other and fighting. And from the it was Obama who was really the first president who did that directly from the pulpit, the bully pulpit is what they called it, when Obama was president. Because he would, you know, whether it was the incentives of the state, the media, the culture, the CIA, they would always try to breed division in The United States. President Obama was the first President who did it himself.

10:18Rod Palmer He was the first President that I ever saw on a roll of toilet paper when I walked in a gun store. Right, he was the first he was the first President to

10:28Richard Greaser have a Muslim middle name. People really, they like to call that out Barack Hussein Obama. Like, when you hear a boomer say Barack Hussein Obama, you know that their blood pressure is through the roof and that they are about to say something that's gonna make everybody's Thanksgiving, you know, Thanksgiving mood and vibe ruined.

10:50Rod Palmer It's funny because like these broccoli haircuts weren't alive or aware during that time when Obama's president. And if you say... Were to say Barack Hussein Obama, they would they would think that's like Saddam Hussein or like, you know, some other, Middle Eastern But today. That Yeah. Didn't do so.

11:10Richard Greaser And that but today, today, now, the the liberal moms, liberal boomers, they do the same thing, Donald J. Trump. And they they they use that middle they just they emphasize it. It lets you know, like they have, like the boomers.

11:27Richard Greaser People think Trump Derangement Syndrome, it is very bad. It is very bad and is probably the worst of any, like, Presidential Derangement Syndrome I've seen in my life. But, the conservative Obama Derangement Syndrome in, like, 2012, 2016

11:46Richard Greaser was very, very, very, powerful. Obama derangement syndrome was very it absolutely snapped a lot of boomerangs.

11:55Rod Palmer It really did. Well, I think like a good effect of false flag would probably be taking out the internet in some capacity, but I don't know if they could pin that on somebody specifically like Iran. Maybe they could. Well, I think I think it's

12:10Richard Greaser never been a better time to unveil or I think so one of our topics that we wanted to talk about today is,

12:20Richard Greaser being catfished by AI. And it sounds like then Justin got catfished by Lauren of Light. So he's been crashing out on the timeline. He's posted. But this happens, you know, if anybody who follows college football remembers me and Tay Tayo, he got catfished and his girlfriend dumped him and then disappeared and it was like a national, like, situation that people were monitoring but it was really just his catfish, catfish girlfriend. And there was a whole show on MTV for years called Catfish. It was about exposing, helping people who were being catfish, expose their catfish. So this isn't like really a new topic, but it's only going to ramp up in the age of AI because it makes it so, so much easier to do and it just creates

13:03Richard Greaser so much more opportunity for suspension of disbelief and for CAPE. And so, I think we've already been catfished by AI when it comes to like CIA doing psy ops and different things and these accounts online, making stuff. Hell, you know, Boom Boom Talladeep is is somewhat of a, of a of a AI catfish in and of itself. But I think that the next false flag,

13:31Richard Greaser this false flag that we might see coming in the next two weeks could be an AI catfish. It could be an AI... It would make it even more meta. It's like a false flag of a false flag. It is a slot it is a plebslop false flag. That's what I'm trying to get to. It's like maybe they're gonna unveil the first plebslop or the first AI slot false flag. You used to hear these stories of

13:54Rod Palmer men that their wives would secretly find out that they're cross dressers, things like that. They they they stumble into some sort of weird sexual deviancy. And I think the type of sexual deviancies that we are going to see because of

14:13Rod Palmer AI is gonna be pretty wild.

14:16Richard Greaser And... Well...

14:18Rod Palmer I mean, it's just... Like what if the apocalypse like it looks like is everybody ends up divorcing each other because they they prefer their AI spouse that just glazes them all the time. That's a real possibility.

14:33Richard Greaser And you've also got this... Actually, I wanna I wanna talk about that a little bit more is, who do you think is going to be the most... I I see a lot of women talk about this. They're worried that their husbands are gonna have a sex bot

14:48Richard Greaser who's got a AI personality, who's gonna constantly glaze them, never nags them, and they're just gonna they're just gonna hump their... They're gonna have sex with their sex bot, and they're... We're not gonna meet women anymore. Do you think that that that wives are scared, or do you think that, that wives are gonna prefer AI boyfriends who they can nag who never yell at them? I think it's already happening.

15:12Rod Palmer I think people it started out on an emotional level, which a lot of people don't understand that emotional infidelity is probably

15:23Rod Palmer even worse than physical infidelity in a lot of circumstances. It's a it's a much deeper level. And so when people are getting their feelings validated by a chatbot, I think that's,

15:37Rod Palmer extremely problematic. But the the the thing that I'm thinking about in this specific situation is the extent of weirdness that can result

15:49Rod Palmer from this technology in the sense of like the... Like what does the sex bot look like? Like you could train your bot on a bunch of recordings of a woman in a Twitter space and take all their Twitter posts and next thing you know, your sexbot is Lauren of Light. I think about it like this, what if

16:08Richard Greaser you take all of the videos of CarlaBotCoin and you distill them and you train your sexbot robot now, everybody's gonna be... Everybody's gonna be training their sexbot on your wife. Do you want your wife's, replicated, you know,

16:28Richard Greaser personality imagery to be... Do you wanna plan to to be married to your to your... The AI version of your wife? I mean, this is like every individual on on the Internet right now is... It has the potential of being an AI OnlyFans model. And this is this is the... Where the danger comes in because I think if we if we painted it this way and as as we're these with the outcomes and these were like the main products of these ideas, people would say, say, No, I reject this. I don't want this to happen. We're gonna do what we have to do to avoid being one shot by this. But they're gonna market to you much differently. They're going to say, Hey, you know, why don't we take all your dad's information? All the videos, all of his search history, all of his thinking, let's train a model so if you need to, you know, change the oil on your car and your dad never taught you and unfortunately your dad passed away before he had the chance to teach you to change the oil on your car, you can call this number.

17:23Richard Greaser It's like, you can talk to your dad on the phone. And this AI bot trained like your dad can like help you change the oil on your car or give you advice about a hard time you're going through in your life. You can talk to your grandmother who would always give you, just the most wise sage advice to help you get through your life. And then we're gonna like, people are gonna be giving up all this information to the data centers. And, it's gonna be useful in a lot of ways, but people are gonna take that and they're going to, they're gonna have... They're gonna train their sex box on people that you care about. Could be your mom, could be your wife, and they're gonna troll you with them. Yep.

18:00Rod Palmer I mean, I do... What I see is like, in an attempt to keep Fidelity going in a relationship, like a woman could be like train an AI sex bot on me. So, like, if you're traveling for an extended period of time, you're not tempted to talk to your weird AI sex bot that is

18:21Richard Greaser trained on your favorite Bitcoin influencer. You can train a AI... You keep training your AI bot on Lyn Alden. She would be like, I don't wanna hang out with my wife. Lyn Alden is sexier and has better macro analysis. Or somebody, you know, you just trained the bot to make your bed for you. What do you need your wife for now? Get sex and somebody to make your bed. I don't even think they'll be able to get, royalties off of it. Probably not.

18:48Richard Greaser Yeah. Here's another one. Another weird thing that comes from all of this that we're talking about is I don't know if you saw they've got this new technology that lets people transmit smells over the internet. And then in the first, in the first reaction I thought was funny is people were like, we have to cut India off from the internet right now before this gets out. But I mean, think about it. You could,

19:11Richard Greaser you're gonna have plebs getting catfished by Warren of Lights, and they're gonna be spending sats for them to smell their panties over the internet. It's gonna be, it's gonna be some dude who's gonna take this... His his skid marks from his fricking whitey tighties. You're gonna send that smell over the internet, and you're gonna be sniffing. You're gonna think it's Lauren White's panties after she got done working out in the Florida humidity.

19:35Richard Greaser And like, this is the kind of stuff you have to worry about. Glory hole Kate fade. The implications of this gets gets much dire when we're we're transmitting smells and and and feelings over over the internet while we're getting catfished by AI. Well, a man... God forbid clankers learned, Kayfabe.

19:54Rod Palmer The clankers were trolling us? I think the clankers are getting pretty effective at kayfabe. It's troubling. I see I see a lot of people arguing with clankers all the time. I mean imagine imagine, so like people are pretty hooked on the internet right now, So I I I think like an effective false flag would essentially be taking Netflix and and or YouTube out for a week and Instagram and TikTok. You take down like four major websites

20:21Rod Palmer and it's like in in today's perspective and viewpoint, it's like a 100 times worse than Pearl Harbor. If you were to do a Pearl Harbor today, I think a lot of the power of of seeing the imagery from an event like that is lost because people are watching John Wick. It just doesn't... It it doesn't fire off to, like, the same shock and awe. Like, in in the nineteen forties, they didn't have Michael Bay movies

20:48Rod Palmer with special effects. And so seeing a bunch of ships on fire like that was crazy to them. It's not like they were going back and forth to Hawaii back then either. They

20:59Richard Greaser barely knew what it was, but... Now you can watch. Now you can watch. I mean, there's entire Twitter time, accounts dedicated to watching, drone, you know, Russian or Ukraine soldiers getting blown up by drones. People in Gaza getting burned alive in four ks. You don't need Michael Bagney, you don't need Michael Bay anymore. And,

21:21Richard Greaser a lot of this stuff's being enhanced by the data centers. People are able to just see

21:26Rod Palmer there's nothing novel or shocking anymore. Yeah. I think what makes the false flag really effective is when a symbol is hit. Like the World Trade Centers were such had so much symbolism in them as, basically. Yeah, Paris is a symbol.

21:44Richard Greaser I mean, at the end of the day, Jerusalem, Israel is a symbol. Palestine is a symbol. And then you see these symbols within these symbols. You see the, the Paris riots and you see the Palestinian flax. You see,

22:00Richard Greaser all these symbolic institutions, ideas being attacked and it's surrounded by the flags of, like, its opposite of its, like, you know, if it's good versus evil in your mind, you see something good being destroyed by all the symbols of evil represented right there in your face.

22:21Rod Palmer There's been a lot of floating of, Iran attacking Mecca, which is the most important holosite in Islam. It's like for the non Muslim, it's like the equivalent

22:35Rod Palmer to a southern person of, like Buc Ee's is the equivalent of Mecca. And

22:42Richard Greaser one thing that's easy to forget in all this, is that the The Middle East, this war with Iran, what's going on in Saudi Arabia between the Saudis and the Houthis, all the collateral damage from this war, and it's not just like a like they were they're attacking other Muslims. This is again like a Shia versus sign war. This isn't Israel

23:06Richard Greaser and Sunnis. This is like the Jews in the Sunnis versus the Shias. And The United States versus the Shias. Like the whole world is clamping down on the Shia Muslims right now. And,

23:20Richard Greaser the the Shia Muslims have been painted as like the most extreme crazy ones. So, we talked about this too in the group chats, is all of the institutions crumbling

23:34Richard Greaser in the fourth turning. And what I argue is the most hourful and the most emotionally gripping over people still to this day, the institution of nuclear nonproliferation. So this idea that nuclear war

23:53Richard Greaser is bad, we should never use nukes ever again, and that we all have signed this thing that like, alright, the people who had nukes can have them, but they can't make any more and nobody else gets to make nukes. Nobody else gets to have nukes, develop nukes. It's not just Iran, it's like any other country where we're trying to develop nuclear weapons theoretically, like the whole world would come against them as well. I don't think that's gonna last. I think that

24:21Richard Greaser more countries are gonna say, we're gonna develop our own nuke, fuck you. And they they kind of already doing it anyways, like North Korea, Iran to some extent. And so, like, the usage of a nuclear weapon is probably the thing that most people think is the most unlikely. That's like the the hardest... It's just nobody would do it. We're never gonna use nukes again. But I think that it's dangerous or, you know, you're a fool if you think that. I think a lot of people have this denial that like a nuclear... Not necessarily a whole nuclear war, but the usage of a nuclear weapon is ever gonna be... It's... That it's likely as it potentially is right

24:59Richard Greaser now. Because if you think about the justification for World War two using them, it was that this war with Germany and Japan was just gonna keep going on and on. There was no way to end it. And there was gonna be so much more damage and people were gonna die. Well, this is similar to what's going on with Iran. There's no real ending to this. Nobody knows how this ends. Everybody laughs at the idea that Trump or anybody thinks that there can be peace or there can be a solution.

25:29Richard Greaser So the justification to end this energy crisis, end this purgatory that we feel like we're in, that the markets are gonna just collapse next week. It just feels like that every week now because everything's waiting on what's the outcome in The Middle East. And so the desire to feel like, you know, closure

25:51Richard Greaser on that front, which includes Russia and Ukraine because this is the same war on two different fronts, that institution may be the last to fall. Nuclear... The non use of nuclear, nuclear nonproliferation.

26:03Rod Palmer Yeah, I think that's a very real possibility. I mean, it seems like everybody's got a nuke. Kim Jong Un's got a nuke. He might wanna show it off. I think it's also very real possibility that a lot of these other countries are gonna feel a necessity to use nuclear power because they're not or else they're not gonna be able to deploy data centers. Right. You're not you're really not going to be able to have a thriving nuclear

26:29Richard Greaser energy infrastructure in your country without basically having the ability to procure the uranium and the fuels necessary to build these nuclear bombs. So, like this Nuclear Non Proliferation Agreement

26:43Richard Greaser is... It's gonna be impossible to enforce.

26:46Rod Palmer I mean, if Pakistan can get nuclear weapons, then just about anybody can.

26:51Richard Greaser Right. Right. It it it... India and Pakistan have had nuclear weapons for decades and they they haven't ended the world, you know, it's... And it's a pretty unstable... Pakistan's pretty unstable.

27:06Rod Palmer Yeah. It's extremely unstable. They they've got militants running through shooting people all the time, blowing shit up.

27:14Richard Greaser And and Jeet's on the border. So I don't know. It's, it's... It is scary because, like, I... If you don't know enough about, like, these software vulnerabilities and you don't know enough about... Like, I don't. What, you know, or what if a clanker gets in there and launches the nukes? Cause he, all we hear about constantly is these clankers getting into bank accounts, clankers getting into servers they're not supposed to be in, all these places where they're not supposed to be. They're talking about getting into your oven and your dishwasher

27:46Richard Greaser and all these other items. What if they get into the what if they get into the nukes? Yeah. What if what if these,

27:54Rod Palmer these models get so powerful, they can just tell chat gbt to make you a nuke? It's funny because you you talk you talk to any boomer and ask them why the Iran war is happening and they'll essentially say because Iran can't have nukes and they would use it on us first. But I think, like, the... One of the consequences is... Of this war ultimately is gonna be everybody's gonna have nukes. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, that's

28:20Richard Greaser I think we're gonna come to the realization that, that EAC, E Accelerationists, are essentially saying, you know, everybody's gonna get their own nukes, you're gonna be able to three d print a nuke in your kitchen any day, Any day of the week. You just go down the street, buy some uranium from the nuclear... From the local nuclear plant. And Bitcoin.

28:42Richard Greaser Circular economy, something in the circular economy. Boom. You can make one. But, you know, how do you deliver it? I guess drones. You can have nuclear drones flying around. Who do you think is gonna be the second Bitcoiner to have a nuke behind Kim Jong Un? I wouldn't be surprised if it was BKAYLE. Nuclear arm in El Salvador.

29:02Rod Palmer It'd be pretty based. Do Do you think they're gonna give Max Keiser,

29:06Richard Greaser any supervision over the nukes? He might be one of like, it might take, it might be a multi signature. Like, they're gonna launch nukes. You need like a three of five multi sig to be signed. And I think Max Keiser might be, part of the quorum. Part of the federation, part of the Del Salvador Nuclear Federation. They could build it on liquid.

29:24Rod Palmer Yeah. One of the... Go ahead. This is a random topic I wanted to talk about. In the wake of all of the... And I know the plugs won't like this one, but that's okay. In the wake of, the Internet apocalypse we are, seem to be in

29:42Rod Palmer right now, there comes an issue which is that database on earth is secure. No database on Earth is secure except for Bitcoin.

29:53Richard Greaser This is what Eddie did... This is what, remember... We don't talk about him a ton on this show, but Jow, Jowley whiskey or whatever, he's like a schizo guy crashes out. He had, he was not angry at me for like a few weeks last year and then DM'd me a little bit. And we talked about this a little bit, which was, even if it's a temporary phenomenon, right? Like, what if there is a temporary time, whether it's a week, a month, maybe it's intermittent, where the only database in the world that you can count on to store high value information that you want distributed,

30:30Richard Greaser trustlessly around the world, it might be, might be the Blockchain. Even if it's just like, even if captcha gets like over flooded and you've got all these, you just got a swarm of agents with Bitcoin ready to, just DDoS the entire

30:47Richard Greaser AWS cloud, the entire, Microsoft cloud, all this data online. It's like, the one that is properly gated, like the cost of storing information is virtually zero at a certain, you know, size and scale, you might be able to transmit

31:05Richard Greaser important messages on the blockchain. But then, it's good for the miners. Yeah. There's no guarantees that go through the roof.

31:12Rod Palmer In a scenario like that, the miners might be the only people in the world that are getting paid. All those guys that switched

31:18Richard Greaser to to h I... AI compute will then be like, damn, I fucking should've just... How does the data access?

31:25Rod Palmer Yeah. I I mean, I I don't think there's a a single other database that... On Earth that is secure, like Bitcoin.

31:33Richard Greaser There's not. I think they're they're all too reliant. Everyone realizes that the price they deserve. It's the most important database man has ever developed. It seems like...... At this moment. Yeah. Casey Ordinals might be kind of one of the more important people in history.

31:48Rod Palmer Oh, he's has been. Do you think the plebs will figure out how to... I mean, one of the things the plebs really

31:55Richard Greaser are down bad on is they they all break their notes. Probably, this is not a time to have a brick moved. This is not the time you want to be desynced from the chain with the mouse work. Like, you want good... You wanna be verifying on a high quality, high security chain.

32:15Richard Greaser Wakelet Labs, they're absolutely hones. I think they're they're voting on abolishing mining. They're basically enslaving minors. Blank clubs are basically enslaved. Like, they they constantly kept repeating that the minors worked for them, not the other way around.

32:31Richard Greaser So they basically enslaved them. You do not get paid for like at least a year now, and that's only if they decide to, not extend, the Coinbase reward, freeze past another year. And Luke is starting to lose control of his... The Purity Spiral and Discord. Even Luke is against some of these things that these guys are voting for in the polls on Discord because they want to be pure. They wanna be the most pure. They wanna be they wanna be the least. They don't care about price. They don't care about price. They don't care about money,

33:05Richard Greaser for themselves. They only want Bitcoin like to be the best and the most pure. And so it's it's... You don't wanna be in a situation like that, in the storm,

33:18Rod Palmer for sure. Relying on a Purity tinker token, whose prime utility is Purity.

33:25Richard Greaser And they're also talking about banning Stratum miners, and you have, you have to run a datum node to mine and you have to do your own, your own blocks, but their,

33:39Richard Greaser their chain has, is undergoing a pretty severe attack right now. It's being bloated with STAM, first then I think the actual Bitcoin blockchain, people are trolling them and overflowing like, like crease on, like crease signature, I don't know, partial signatures. It's kinda crazy. But she's still on... Just the point is you don't wanna be them. Yeah. I mean, you see Crowder, Crowder's

34:03Richard Greaser going down. It's like, you know, I thought the day that Ethereum died, was gonna be more celebration or more, more celebratory. And it's like seeing Dick Wayne, Flapslop University go down the toilet. I thought it was gonna be a little bit more dancing, celebrating, but it's just it's tough to see. Yeah. You you

34:25Rod Palmer see these these times where, like in college football, there's some pretty heated rivalries. Right? And in some of these rivalries, the fans get so excited that they storm the field and turn down the goal post and we never had that moment.... The river.

34:41Richard Greaser Yeah. We never had that moment.... University. Right. Right. We didn't... It'd be nice it'd be nice to, like,

34:50Richard Greaser if the rioters, the Paris rioters were to, like, overrun the Queen University, campus protests, take down the statues. Shooting the fountain. Yeah. So thinking about moments like this,

35:07Richard Greaser we we mentioned this briefly, but what what are what are TV commercials gonna look like after the midterms? Because if anybody who watches TV, watches, especially if you watch football, it is just a barrage of the most just in your face, it feels like these political ads are trolling us. And they, and everybody's fed up with this, they're so pissed off. I feel like nobody's gonna get any votes

35:31Richard Greaser because the political ads are just, people are hating everybody who they see on these. What are TV commercials gonna look like after this is over? How do you how do you top this? How do you top everybody to... When was the last time the whole country was talking about the commercials they were watching on TV Like this, like it's been a long time. Sometimes we get together for it for like, everybody talks about it day after the Superbowl. Cause the Superbowl used to have good commercials that doesn't anymore. But people are talking about the commercials they see on TV. Again, this is like a Renaissance for TV, you know, and ad marketers.

36:07Richard Greaser How do you top the political ads that we've seen for leading up to the midterms to keep people disgusted? Because right now, that is where most money is. Is that... Is making everybody disgusted. Making everybody angry and disgusted and just... Because it's funny, it's right, because like they hate these ads, but everybody's watching TV. Can't turn off the damn... Just turn off the TV. That's all you gotta do, but know what you can do. I think the way to effectively do it would be to reignite the old culture wars that seem like Donald Trump won.

36:41Rod Palmer So, you know, say say the gay Democrats. So, like, here's the thing that people, if you if you understand politics, you'll know this is true. You know, if you don't understand politics, you might still have some learning to do. But in politics, everybody's gay. Democrats are open about it and the Republicans are closeted about it. It. And, you know, people... Like this this is like an objective reality.

37:08Rod Palmer This isn't any silliness of of of calling them gay because they're lame or whatever. Like, they they are all legitimately gay.

37:15Richard Greaser And... They make up. That's all that's all you have to know. These these nobody who wears a cowboy hat and cowboy boots also wears makeup unless they're gay. If you're putting on foundation before you put on your cowboy hat, you're gay. That's how you know these politicians are good. You're not you're not getting in the be

37:34Rod Palmer be bohemian grove without sucking some dick. Absolutely no way. And so all the politicians are gay. But, yeah, I mean, you you vote a bunch of openly gay politicians back in. I mean, it's like they... The way to get people disgusted and ramped up is just reigniting culture wars. And the general populace that is falling into the Kayfabean

37:59Rod Palmer mainstream culture wars, they're they're just on two camps of of two

38:04Richard Greaser teams of gay people. Well, yeah, think about it. We thought culture war ended after the twenty twenty four election, but all that happened was the culture degraded so severely that we have to go back to war again. It seems

38:20Richard Greaser like culture war is the natural state of of culture. Well, I think it's the natural state of,

38:27Rod Palmer bipartisan, like two party democracy, for sure. Yeah,

38:33Richard Greaser I mean, not that I say it out loud, it just seems like that is all culture is, is war. Culture is constant war. It's a battle of ideas. And we haven't had a battle of ideas, we've just been suppressing woke retards for the past year and a half, two years and suppression didn't work. It's like this, this reminds me of the Bible, right? Like the Old Testament, God would tell the Israelites, go into this region, defeat them, conquer them, earn all their art,

39:02Richard Greaser destroy, destroy all their wealth, melt their gold, kill every military aged nail, and then they would go in, they would, they wouldn't do it. They would save stuff. They wouldn't, they would just try to suppress the enemy. And when you do this in culture, you don't go the full way to stamp out woke one point

39:22Richard Greaser o. All that happens is the emergence of woke two point o. So now we've got the new wave of woke coming and it's it's the, you know, the episode TikTok is not equipped to take this down by herself now, like, it's gonna take much stronger, it's like,

39:41Richard Greaser antibiotic resistance. Woke has become antibiotic resistant. MAGA can't destroy it anymore. Lipids of TikTok and,

39:50Rod Palmer clown world, those types of strategies where Dick Whitman was like this too. Those strategies are outdated and there's gonna be a whole new...

40:00Richard Greaser Retard finding. Well, I mean... I find retards.

40:04Rod Palmer So like you you look at what's happening in the in the war in Ukraine right now and things are being done that have never been done before. And this is every war that happens that that progresses throughout history. There's these radical changes in the way that the war is conducted due to technology and the same thing is gonna happen technologically with this culture war. I mean, the

40:29Rod Palmer the cost to run a Bonn army and sophistication of the ability to do it are dropping extremely quickly. When you when you think of, we're gonna have nukes and they're gonna have their own bot army. So like at your fingertips, you're gonna have control of infinite amount of plebs that you can direct on the on the Internet to pair your Plebs

40:50Richard Greaser up. We will also have access to three d print guns and nukes. Should Plebs be allowed to have nukes? I don't know. Maybe we have to live in an apartheid state where landowners, house owner, people who own real estate, get to have nukes, but flabs who understand that real estate is shitcoin,

41:10Richard Greaser they're not gonna be able to have nukes. It's a lot to think about. The world's changing, and I think that it's gonna change, and we talked about this before we went on air is the closer you are to AI and the closer you are to these harnesses of the compute, the more events, the more tokens you're spending, the faster time is, is happening for you.

41:33Richard Greaser And the people who don't get on this train, it's times that they're going to be stuck in the past. And I think the plebs are going to be stuck in the past. You have a lot of plebs who are still... They still have kind of those AI derangements syndrome because Jason Calacanis said if you're into crypto, pay it to AI. And from that tweet alone, they refused to use chatJPT. And they're gonna get stuck in the past and which is some people will prefer to get stuck in the past. However,

42:01Richard Greaser just like Internet Explorer, just like Netscape Navigator, just like old versions of of of NAC on your laptop, eventually, just like Bitcoin itself, eventually support or those older versions stops being provided.

42:17Richard Greaser And if you are too far in the past, support or the klebslop standard you live on will stop having, security updates, security patches and you will just get washed away and wiped from memory by these bots worms from bots from the future.

42:35Rod Palmer There were a lot of people that chose to be Luddites and refused to learn how to use a computer or how to type. And if you didn't type, you were a second rate citizen and you could not do very many things. And a lot of people aged out of work and and, you know, people went from being successful in whatever their career path was to having to retire as being grocers.

42:58Richard Greaser Because they're all part of the... And, and rely, and yeah, and rely on their grandchildren to open PDFs for them and to update their modems so they could get on Facebook. That's not... If you need your grandchildren to open your PDFs or to reset your modem, that's not self sovereign to you. Yeah, I mean the new challenge...

43:17Rod Palmer The new challenge in the future is, how not to get an AI psychosis. Like, that's the new frontier of, mental health and, people used to have to... Like, Bitcoiners used to have to, figure out how to

43:34Rod Palmer not crash out about not getting NGU. And that was always the challenge. They they would whisper each other Plebslot, sweeten out things, but now a lot of their energy has pivoted to AI and they feel like they have super powers, like they can, like Shinobi's coding for the first time. The impulse plus couldn't get into code, but

43:52Richard Greaser a Chinese AI girlfriend got him to code. It's, I mean if Deep... Sorry, if Shinobi's coding,

43:58Rod Palmer the possibility of Neat Creations is coding.

44:01Richard Greaser Neat Creations has spent 30,000 USDT this year just trying to get two factor authentication to work in staging. There is no moat. That... That's what Jack Dorsey post. Everybody's talking about it. There's no moat. If need creations is vibe coding

44:19Richard Greaser production applications where people are earning SaaS,

44:23Rod Palmer there's no amount. I don't think we really covered discussing getting catfished by AI.

44:28Richard Greaser You mentioned Ben Jossman got catfished by Lauren of Light. Oh, yeah. And there's... I mean, there's there's catfishes out there. Like I said, this is this is something that you wanted to talk about, and I agree, it's a good topic, but I just... It's not a new thing. It's just going to be way, way sloppier

44:48Rod Palmer in the future. No, it's definitely not a new thing, it's just evolved.

44:52Richard Greaser Yeah. Have you ever been catfished by AI or otherwise?

44:56Rod Palmer I haven't. Like, not romantically, I think of it catfished in the sense of I expected somebody to be a certain way and they weren't.

45:06Richard Greaser Sure. Sure. And I think and I think that the romantic catfish is the one that most people think about, and I think is the most is can be the funniest, the most, you know, sad or whatever. But, there is, I think, it's important at least to understand that catfishing can be much broader

45:28Richard Greaser than just falling in love with, an AI, you know,

45:33Rod Palmer a fake AI chick. I mean, we've all been getting catfished in in a lot of ways recently. Like, I I thought that business cat was actually a cat for a while. I thought Yello was a puppet for a while. I think we were all shocked that Yella wasn't a puppet at the having party. We saw the video of him. He was wearing a yellow mask and jumping up and down and singing, don't stop, believe in. It was like, that's a person,

45:59Rod Palmer not a puppet. I've met some people that had, like, monkey avatars, and they turned out to be people. That one went to Aaron Redwing's conference,

46:10Richard Greaser Spam Me in Vegas a couple years ago. Mars isn't actually a chocolate bar, but at least he posts videos of himself, so you know that. Or do you think the next will be do you think do you think do you think Boomer is catfishing with the do you think those those abs are, AI abs or are they proof of work abs? That's a good question. So you might be catfishing some people. What about, what about

46:37Richard Greaser Dags, Gel? Is she's catfishing? Travaro could be. I don't know. It's really... Tatum catfishes. Tatum, Tatum turn up catfishes. He posts, he posts AI enhanced pictures to make his jaw look really like a gig of Chad looking. People were really get... People were catfishing back when the, that, anime Ghibli, everybody was making anime Ghibli purchases themselves with Chat JCPT. Everybody was making themselves really young. You know, it's another catfish that has nothing to do with AI. It's those,

47:07Richard Greaser those workout pants, those yoga pants feels rare to the gym and make their ass look really, really tight. And it's like, it's like a push up bra. And it makes like older ladies that makes it cover up their, cellulite. I had to, I had to K fit to, I had to catfish. Putting those stuff in your shoes to make you taller, catfish.

47:27Rod Palmer They they've got those shirts that they're always advertising for, like, fat guys with beer guts, they'll suck it in. Taking pictures that are photoshopped, make it look like you're taller than Chris Seder,

47:38Richard Greaser catfish.

47:39Rod Palmer A sapphag is kind of a catfish in a way. Oh,

47:42Richard Greaser yeah. Pepcavage? The the the ability to lose that much weight comes or like, not the ability, but the journey typically came with a lot of discipline, in your diet, working out, being healthier. Not to just lose all that weight without any... It's like taking mushrooms without having the, the nauseous feeling or the potential for a bad trip. Stripping away the suffering

48:08Richard Greaser kind of strips away everything.

48:10Rod Palmer I mean the way that they really used to do weight loss is you just get popped up on a bunch of amphetamines.

48:16Richard Greaser That's true. That was popular in the 70s especially, which comes with its own, comes with its own trade offs, obviously. I mean, they made Requiem Bird Dream, his whole... The whole story arc of his mother was that she was hopped up on amphetamines to lose weight. She did lose weight, but she went crazy.

48:34Rod Palmer They had to, like, give you some key shocks to her brain. Well, to be fair, in that movie, she was just sitting there watching, network television all day. That would be enough to drive you crazy. It's like one of those things.

48:45Richard Greaser Imagine if she was watching the political ads we see today. How do you think the normies are doing right now? Oh, jeez. Some of them are okay. Some of them are fine, but a lot of them are not doing well, and a lot of them are

49:01Richard Greaser they're afraid to admit it in in person, but you can see it when you when you scroll to their Instagram stories. When when when you when you open Instagram and you're scrolling through stories and you get to some girl from high school, and you notice that it's something political, and then there's like 27 tabs, she's done 27 stories in the past twenty four hours,

49:21Richard Greaser and you know they're all gonna be about astrology and politics. That's the state. The Instagram story of of people is, like, the state of their minds right now. It's a lot of cognitive dissonance. It's probably a lot of stuff about relationships too,

49:36Rod Palmer which they're probably experiencing turmoil in. Mhmm. You know what one of the, like, the best most popular slop topics is, is talking about your narcissistic

49:44Richard Greaser acts? Oh, yeah. That's really popular. Or my ditched ex wife. Sometimes she meets a boomer, like, I I see him in the airport, and he's just... He was getting patted down by security, and the whole time he's like, my bitch ex wife, it's my bitch ex wife's fault. They just hate their wives. It's such a fourth turning mentality

50:04Rod Palmer to hate your wife or like to hate your acts. It is, and it's

50:09Richard Greaser there's a lot of young people that, they just go through a bad break and then they just... They hate women or they hate her. It's a woman and she hates... She just hates a lot of them like we talked about before. They turned lesbian so much and this is the same. This is what we talked about at the beginning of the show, which is jaded by these shitty false flags people are afraid to be patriotic against. So, they just become toxic, they become, they dye their hair blue, they go trans, they just hate America, they, they wanna see us fail. Yeah, they blame BB for everything. That's the other thing, that's the other thing is the the the... Maybe this is the last thing we talk about today, which is giving your

50:48Richard Greaser opponent or your rival or your enemy, whatever it is, the state, more more credit and more power than they deserve. Giving Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel more

51:01Richard Greaser more credit and power over politics and society and the world than they deserve credit for. It's just a cheap cop out for you to not be active and take part in your community, in

51:16Richard Greaser your family, and it's like, you know, doesn't matter if I plan Thanksgiving, it's up to what DB wants. You know what I mean? It's like, it's just a reason to escape accountability.

51:26Rod Palmer Absolutely. This is what the first turning is about though. It's about taking personal responsibilities about, like, if you have a bad situation, looking at where you played a role in it and what you can do to change it, to not experience it again. It's looking to have a position of power, whatever it is. The the the plat mentality just is not gonna cut it anymore. No. The pledge mentality is is how you get yourself

51:50Richard Greaser left in the permanent underclass. If the the pledge mentality is...

51:56Rod Palmer Yeah. I... It's really time to have a facade mentality. Well, you got anything else before we wrap this one? I think now... My last thought on this episode, I think now is a great time to go after witch hunts accusing people,

52:12Rod Palmer of catfishing you that you've never interacted with. Like, Deed or Rob. We're getting catfished by Deed or Rob. Thank you folks for listening to this episode of Bugle Weekly, and we'll catch you soon. Oh, and, I see you late stage model. Hello?

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