WEBVTT
00:00:07.403 --> 00:00:10.407
I'm a coach that flows like sweet springs.
00:00:10.686 --> 00:00:13.349
I'm the daddy with the know-how seat.
00:00:15.051 --> 00:00:18.554
Bringing the world like it's meant to be.
00:00:19.096 --> 00:00:22.719
I'm a coach, a P-I-O-V, I'm the king.
00:00:23.138 --> 00:00:27.123
Back to loving everything.
00:00:27.143 --> 00:00:29.966
Bringing change, making it last.
00:00:35.100 --> 00:00:38.322
welcome to episode of the permaculture
00:00:38.362 --> 00:00:40.704
pimp cast where pimp stands for
00:00:40.783 --> 00:00:43.865
permaculture is my passion the only pimp
00:00:43.905 --> 00:00:46.247
cast on this earth that discusses
00:00:46.328 --> 00:00:48.890
permaculture preparedness practical living
00:00:48.950 --> 00:00:50.651
and sometimes prostitutes
00:00:57.545 --> 00:00:58.405
Oh, yeah.
00:00:58.426 --> 00:00:58.625
Folks,
00:00:59.006 --> 00:01:01.048
I am excited today because I got a
00:01:01.109 --> 00:01:02.651
couple of heroes in the house and they
00:01:02.691 --> 00:01:04.033
don't always wear capes.
00:01:04.674 --> 00:01:07.876
They do, in fact, wear jackets, you know,
00:01:07.917 --> 00:01:09.478
which is, you know,
00:01:09.498 --> 00:01:11.221
is making me think I got to upgrade
00:01:11.240 --> 00:01:12.283
my game around here.
00:01:12.362 --> 00:01:14.084
I'm wearing these blue light blockers and
00:01:14.105 --> 00:01:14.706
a T-shirt.
00:01:15.225 --> 00:01:16.325
and look like i ought to be shot
00:01:16.406 --> 00:01:17.706
out of a cannon right now and these
00:01:17.746 --> 00:01:18.966
guys look like they're ready to do
00:01:19.027 --> 00:01:21.248
business so um yeah i'm just going to
00:01:21.268 --> 00:01:22.927
handle all the housekeeping up front folks
00:01:23.028 --> 00:01:24.769
so we don't have to interrupt our guests
00:01:25.308 --> 00:01:27.209
all right this episode brought to you by
00:01:27.269 --> 00:01:29.090
my chronic silver that's gonna and i'm
00:01:29.250 --> 00:01:30.730
when i say chronic i ain't talking about
00:01:30.771 --> 00:01:33.231
the snoop dogg's first album i'm talking
00:01:33.292 --> 00:01:34.251
my chronic silver
00:01:35.111 --> 00:01:36.751
And you can get ten percent off with
00:01:36.792 --> 00:01:37.953
promo code PERMA.
00:01:38.453 --> 00:01:39.793
If you want some of these ball and
00:01:39.813 --> 00:01:41.694
blue light blockers that I got on right
00:01:41.733 --> 00:01:44.054
now, go to Bond Charge, not B-O-N-D,
00:01:44.093 --> 00:01:45.194
B-O-N Charge.
00:01:45.775 --> 00:01:48.155
Fifteen percent off with promo code PERMA.
00:01:48.295 --> 00:01:49.256
And then finally,
00:01:49.936 --> 00:01:52.156
Food for Health Fifteen is going to get
00:01:52.176 --> 00:01:54.897
you fifteen percent off any new orders
00:01:55.137 --> 00:01:56.477
over at Azure Standard.
00:01:56.998 --> 00:01:57.778
So, folks, I mean,
00:01:57.798 --> 00:01:59.558
you might want to be thinking about all
00:01:59.617 --> 00:02:01.239
the different ways out there in which you
00:02:01.259 --> 00:02:02.218
can get clean food.
00:02:02.879 --> 00:02:03.980
And we're going to talk about some of
00:02:04.000 --> 00:02:06.760
them today because I got none other than
00:02:06.820 --> 00:02:09.643
Mike Adams and Todd Pitner from the,
00:02:10.643 --> 00:02:12.424
I'm sorry, man, the decentralized,
00:02:12.865 --> 00:02:13.344
doggone it,
00:02:13.365 --> 00:02:14.485
I'm over here messing this thing up,
00:02:14.525 --> 00:02:17.986
big decentralized TV podcast.
00:02:18.187 --> 00:02:19.627
And these guys are big,
00:02:19.647 --> 00:02:21.669
big heroes of mine and a number of
00:02:21.709 --> 00:02:22.330
others out there.
00:02:23.550 --> 00:02:24.510
Welcome aboard, guys.
00:02:24.550 --> 00:02:25.270
Glad to see you.
00:02:26.231 --> 00:02:27.151
Awesome to join you, Billy.
00:02:27.772 --> 00:02:28.112
Thank you.
00:02:28.133 --> 00:02:28.693
Honored to be here.
00:02:29.193 --> 00:02:29.514
Yes.
00:02:30.813 --> 00:02:32.756
Well, we got one massive audience,
00:02:32.955 --> 00:02:34.497
and I think they ought to know about
00:02:34.518 --> 00:02:35.438
you guys in a big way.
00:02:35.459 --> 00:02:37.419
It's not for lack of me talking about
00:02:37.460 --> 00:02:38.861
you, that's for sure.
00:02:39.002 --> 00:02:40.423
But, you know,
00:02:40.443 --> 00:02:41.524
I was going to actually come in here.
00:02:41.563 --> 00:02:43.105
I'll start off with Mike, of course.
00:02:43.687 --> 00:02:44.486
I was going to come in here with
00:02:44.507 --> 00:02:46.028
a little show and tell of all the
00:02:46.049 --> 00:02:48.912
things that I buy from the Health Ranger,
00:02:48.951 --> 00:02:49.231
folks.
00:02:49.312 --> 00:02:50.693
And the reason why I'm talking about it,
00:02:51.394 --> 00:02:52.955
when my wife and I decided, hey,
00:02:52.975 --> 00:02:54.176
we're going to get rid of all the
00:02:54.217 --> 00:02:55.038
junk in this house.
00:02:55.578 --> 00:02:56.098
We're going to...
00:02:56.699 --> 00:02:58.439
Anything that's got any weird chemicals
00:02:58.460 --> 00:02:59.341
that we can't pronounce,
00:02:59.461 --> 00:03:00.260
any of that stuff,
00:03:00.722 --> 00:03:02.242
it is on the first thing smoking out
00:03:02.282 --> 00:03:02.782
that door.
00:03:03.563 --> 00:03:05.784
Well, piece by piece,
00:03:06.105 --> 00:03:07.045
that can seem like a very,
00:03:07.086 --> 00:03:08.586
very big task for people.
00:03:09.068 --> 00:03:10.429
So I would advise you to start with
00:03:10.549 --> 00:03:12.389
one room, replace everything in there,
00:03:12.469 --> 00:03:13.631
and go and go and go on.
00:03:13.670 --> 00:03:14.151
So Mike...
00:03:15.072 --> 00:03:16.813
First thing we started with was a laundry
00:03:16.834 --> 00:03:17.033
room,
00:03:17.054 --> 00:03:18.074
and I talked about it when I was
00:03:18.115 --> 00:03:18.936
on you guys' show.
00:03:19.675 --> 00:03:21.298
But just a short list of the things
00:03:21.397 --> 00:03:22.038
I have right here,
00:03:22.057 --> 00:03:22.899
and I got it written down.
00:03:22.979 --> 00:03:25.300
We got soap, dishwasher soap,
00:03:25.542 --> 00:03:28.623
laundry soap, natto kinase, shampoo,
00:03:28.683 --> 00:03:29.504
and a number of others.
00:03:30.186 --> 00:03:31.586
So I would suggest people, oh,
00:03:31.606 --> 00:03:32.788
and by the way, your toothpaste,
00:03:32.807 --> 00:03:34.068
which is off the meat wagon,
00:03:34.109 --> 00:03:34.610
by the way.
00:03:35.229 --> 00:03:36.631
We got all these things out there.
00:03:37.543 --> 00:03:39.786
But I want to talk about a lot
00:03:39.806 --> 00:03:40.887
of solutions in this show.
00:03:40.947 --> 00:03:42.149
So starting with that,
00:03:42.468 --> 00:03:44.070
what made you even come up with the
00:03:44.110 --> 00:03:44.512
notion,
00:03:45.393 --> 00:03:46.713
because everybody has a grocery store
00:03:46.753 --> 00:03:47.474
around every corner,
00:03:47.574 --> 00:03:48.776
why on earth did you come up with
00:03:48.817 --> 00:03:50.860
a bunch of products that are clean?
00:03:52.713 --> 00:03:53.294
Well, okay.
00:03:53.935 --> 00:03:54.275
By the way,
00:03:54.754 --> 00:03:55.855
I'm really honored to join your show.
00:03:55.876 --> 00:03:57.597
And we loved having you on our show.
00:03:58.296 --> 00:04:00.438
And we also loved having your son as
00:04:00.459 --> 00:04:01.618
a guest in studio.
00:04:02.319 --> 00:04:04.281
And he brought me some comfrey plants,
00:04:04.320 --> 00:04:04.580
too.
00:04:04.621 --> 00:04:06.301
And we did a barter with him.
00:04:06.401 --> 00:04:08.062
So he handed me over a bunch of
00:04:08.103 --> 00:04:08.622
comfrey.
00:04:09.044 --> 00:04:10.403
And we were loading him up with our
00:04:10.443 --> 00:04:11.764
Health Ranger store products.
00:04:11.784 --> 00:04:13.205
I don't know if he told you about
00:04:13.246 --> 00:04:13.406
that.
00:04:13.425 --> 00:04:14.447
I'm jealous.
00:04:15.086 --> 00:04:15.347
Yeah.
00:04:15.606 --> 00:04:17.067
So he got to walk out of here
00:04:17.367 --> 00:04:18.449
with a bunch of good product.
00:04:18.928 --> 00:04:19.589
But look, it's...
00:04:20.579 --> 00:04:22.040
the background of all of this is quite
00:04:22.081 --> 00:04:25.603
simple it's it's out of my own see
00:04:25.723 --> 00:04:29.725
i'm i'm a very chemically sensitive person
00:04:30.086 --> 00:04:33.908
sensitive to msg sensitive to overpowering
00:04:34.028 --> 00:04:35.649
fragrance and artificial fragrance and
00:04:35.689 --> 00:04:37.790
smells and so on now there's a benefit
00:04:37.831 --> 00:04:39.951
to that i have a really acute sense
00:04:39.971 --> 00:04:40.452
of smell
00:04:42.199 --> 00:04:43.620
that's very useful.
00:04:44.500 --> 00:04:49.485
I can spot hot electrical wires that are
00:04:49.504 --> 00:04:50.586
about to catch on fire.
00:04:50.725 --> 00:04:52.548
I can sniff it out like a dog,
00:04:52.608 --> 00:04:52.788
man.
00:04:52.807 --> 00:04:53.348
It's crazy.
00:04:54.389 --> 00:04:55.810
So there are a lot of benefits, but
00:04:57.237 --> 00:04:58.937
I found many years ago,
00:04:59.077 --> 00:05:00.759
I could not tolerate a lot of the
00:05:00.798 --> 00:05:01.178
products,
00:05:01.199 --> 00:05:03.699
whether it's personal care or food or
00:05:03.740 --> 00:05:06.141
toothpaste or shampoos or whatever.
00:05:06.180 --> 00:05:07.901
I just couldn't handle them at all.
00:05:08.581 --> 00:05:11.983
And so I began to formulate ultra clean
00:05:12.043 --> 00:05:12.564
products.
00:05:13.444 --> 00:05:15.204
And that then became this whole business.
00:05:16.360 --> 00:05:17.860
then we started our own lab we have
00:05:17.880 --> 00:05:21.221
a mass spec laboratory that we run nine
00:05:21.242 --> 00:05:22.862
different mass spec instruments testing
00:05:22.882 --> 00:05:24.903
for heavy metals and glyphosate and
00:05:25.002 --> 00:05:27.543
atrazine and even dioxins now and
00:05:27.642 --> 00:05:30.403
microbiology and then we had to do all
00:05:30.444 --> 00:05:32.184
our own formulations because we couldn't
00:05:32.244 --> 00:05:35.084
find anybody making the ultra clean
00:05:35.125 --> 00:05:37.125
products that that i wanted to use and
00:05:37.144 --> 00:05:39.065
that i wanted for my family and friends
00:05:39.245 --> 00:05:39.826
as well so
00:05:40.805 --> 00:05:43.788
i'm my own customer and for everybody out
00:05:43.827 --> 00:05:45.428
there who doesn't want to be exposed to
00:05:45.528 --> 00:05:47.649
phthalates and synthetic fragrances and
00:05:47.810 --> 00:05:50.471
garbage artificial colors and all these
00:05:50.572 --> 00:05:52.793
toxic fillers and chemicals that are put
00:05:52.872 --> 00:05:55.653
into typical off-the-shelf products that's
00:05:55.694 --> 00:05:59.156
what we exist for healthrangerstore.com is
00:05:59.175 --> 00:06:01.478
where you can find us and you'll notice
00:06:01.497 --> 00:06:02.077
a big difference
00:06:03.199 --> 00:06:03.860
Yeah, no doubt.
00:06:04.120 --> 00:06:05.081
And folks,
00:06:05.100 --> 00:06:06.262
you've heard me talk about it on this
00:06:06.281 --> 00:06:06.581
show.
00:06:06.781 --> 00:06:08.483
I had these shoes that I spilled pig
00:06:08.524 --> 00:06:10.165
blood and fat all over.
00:06:10.904 --> 00:06:12.425
Yeah, that's a whole story unto itself.
00:06:12.565 --> 00:06:14.367
And the only thing that was able to
00:06:14.406 --> 00:06:17.009
remove any of that junk from there without
00:06:17.108 --> 00:06:19.490
adding a bunch of weird fragrances that I
00:06:19.511 --> 00:06:21.411
don't want to smell was this laundry
00:06:21.451 --> 00:06:21.911
detergent.
00:06:21.932 --> 00:06:23.593
So folks, I highly recommend it.
00:06:23.673 --> 00:06:25.153
We're going to talk a lot about solutions
00:06:25.173 --> 00:06:25.495
today.
00:06:25.954 --> 00:06:28.596
And these guys have provided so much for
00:06:28.637 --> 00:06:28.877
me.
00:06:29.516 --> 00:06:30.478
And now we're going to kick it on
00:06:30.517 --> 00:06:31.538
over to Todd right quick.
00:06:32.278 --> 00:06:33.379
todd i want to i want to get
00:06:33.420 --> 00:06:35.601
into money after a while and how people
00:06:35.641 --> 00:06:37.083
folks i'm telling you you want to tell
00:06:37.122 --> 00:06:38.543
everybody about this because you're going
00:06:38.564 --> 00:06:40.245
to save you're going to learn how to
00:06:40.264 --> 00:06:42.127
save money and also save your life with
00:06:42.146 --> 00:06:43.307
some of the information that you're going
00:06:43.327 --> 00:06:46.209
to get from these guys because i am
00:06:46.370 --> 00:06:48.091
a customer in so many different ways and
00:06:48.112 --> 00:06:50.613
i've talked about it numerous times right
00:06:50.634 --> 00:06:52.375
off the bat todd why don't you tell
00:06:52.415 --> 00:06:54.136
us what was decentralized tv
00:06:55.057 --> 00:06:55.896
what was it designed?
00:06:55.937 --> 00:06:57.398
What was it created to solve?
00:06:57.437 --> 00:06:58.699
I know these seem like rhetorical
00:06:58.718 --> 00:06:59.720
questions coming from me,
00:07:00.139 --> 00:07:01.360
but there's a lot of people out there
00:07:01.379 --> 00:07:02.740
that don't know these things.
00:07:02.781 --> 00:07:03.420
So yeah.
00:07:03.762 --> 00:07:05.401
Why don't you hit that one?
00:07:05.442 --> 00:07:07.242
Well, let me tell you a quick story.
00:07:08.024 --> 00:07:09.745
So I think it was about three and
00:07:09.764 --> 00:07:10.785
a half years ago.
00:07:11.024 --> 00:07:13.726
It was a Sunday evening and I get
00:07:13.766 --> 00:07:16.288
a call out of the blue and it's
00:07:16.327 --> 00:07:18.569
like, Hey Todd, this is Mike Adams.
00:07:19.089 --> 00:07:19.569
And I'm like,
00:07:20.785 --> 00:07:22.646
Who do I know that does a perfect
00:07:22.726 --> 00:07:23.867
Mike Adams impression?
00:07:23.947 --> 00:07:27.990
And, you know,
00:07:28.271 --> 00:07:30.733
I have been about decentralized finance
00:07:30.752 --> 00:07:32.853
with private crypto and I had a YouTube
00:07:32.874 --> 00:07:35.355
channel and Mike knew of me through the
00:07:35.415 --> 00:07:37.177
YouTube channel, but I didn't know that.
00:07:37.458 --> 00:07:38.858
And, you know, Mike...
00:07:39.218 --> 00:07:40.879
I think you liked how I interviewed people
00:07:40.959 --> 00:07:41.701
and dealt with people.
00:07:42.360 --> 00:07:45.081
And he reached out to me and shared
00:07:45.122 --> 00:07:47.744
with me that he was going to launch
00:07:47.983 --> 00:07:49.605
a new program,
00:07:49.644 --> 00:07:52.726
a new series called Decentralized TV,
00:07:53.387 --> 00:07:57.829
dedicated to escaping centralized control.
00:07:58.906 --> 00:08:02.427
And decentralization three and a half
00:08:02.468 --> 00:08:03.348
years ago,
00:08:03.629 --> 00:08:05.509
not many people even knew the word
00:08:05.550 --> 00:08:06.670
existed, frankly.
00:08:06.690 --> 00:08:08.992
No, certainly not the importance.
00:08:09.673 --> 00:08:10.973
And, you know,
00:08:11.194 --> 00:08:13.675
I quickly in about a tenth of a
00:08:13.776 --> 00:08:16.476
second said yes when he asked me to
00:08:16.516 --> 00:08:17.237
be his co-host.
00:08:18.017 --> 00:08:19.759
And that's where we just dove in to
00:08:19.798 --> 00:08:21.540
the shallow end headfirst with our first
00:08:21.600 --> 00:08:22.201
episode.
00:08:22.870 --> 00:08:25.494
And the producers of the show are just
00:08:25.533 --> 00:08:26.314
amazing.
00:08:26.735 --> 00:08:29.298
They find wonderful guests like you,
00:08:29.317 --> 00:08:29.737
Billy,
00:08:30.098 --> 00:08:32.701
to be able to come in and educate
00:08:32.780 --> 00:08:34.903
our audience on how to decentralize your
00:08:34.943 --> 00:08:36.085
lives in different ways.
00:08:36.664 --> 00:08:38.967
But that's where it all started.
00:08:39.368 --> 00:08:40.668
And what's really,
00:08:40.729 --> 00:08:44.653
really cool about our episodes are that
00:08:44.693 --> 00:08:45.634
they are timeless.
00:08:46.455 --> 00:08:48.437
um they are as relevant if you go
00:08:48.477 --> 00:08:51.140
back to the first ten episodes and you
00:08:51.181 --> 00:08:53.383
binge watch them they are as relevant
00:08:53.423 --> 00:08:55.706
today as they were back then and i
00:08:55.725 --> 00:08:57.267
really encourage people to do that
00:08:57.366 --> 00:08:59.149
certainly we have with about a hundred and
00:08:59.190 --> 00:09:02.753
fifty episodes now we have uh an episode
00:09:02.773 --> 00:09:04.615
for everyone if you just scroll through
00:09:04.635 --> 00:09:06.017
there there's going to be something that's
00:09:06.037 --> 00:09:07.379
going to really really interest you
00:09:07.979 --> 00:09:10.322
And the difference between, I think, Mike,
00:09:10.621 --> 00:09:13.264
and my program now, Decentralized TV,
00:09:13.283 --> 00:09:15.485
and it's decentralized.tv,
00:09:16.326 --> 00:09:17.508
if somebody wants to go to it,
00:09:18.028 --> 00:09:21.152
is that a lot of...
00:09:23.573 --> 00:09:27.136
A lot of programs out there are really
00:09:27.437 --> 00:09:29.719
kind of doom porny, right?
00:09:29.778 --> 00:09:32.861
They're just stirring up fear all the
00:09:32.902 --> 00:09:33.201
time.
00:09:33.261 --> 00:09:36.985
But our show delivers solutions,
00:09:37.024 --> 00:09:38.426
and we're dedicated to that.
00:09:38.725 --> 00:09:42.106
So I owe it all to Mike's vision.
00:09:42.746 --> 00:09:43.488
And, you know,
00:09:44.107 --> 00:09:45.807
we kind of hit it off with our
00:09:45.888 --> 00:09:47.009
interviewing styles.
00:09:47.269 --> 00:09:49.308
And so far, so good, Billy.
00:09:49.349 --> 00:09:51.889
And we are your show that you were
00:09:51.990 --> 00:09:54.211
on recently and your son.
00:09:55.191 --> 00:09:56.251
I hear it from I get a lot
00:09:56.272 --> 00:09:57.152
of feedback from people,
00:09:57.211 --> 00:09:59.533
but really some of the most popular shows
00:09:59.552 --> 00:10:00.072
that we've had.
00:10:01.229 --> 00:10:01.389
Well,
00:10:01.509 --> 00:10:03.330
I can't thank you guys enough for offering
00:10:03.350 --> 00:10:06.292
me the platform because folks,
00:10:06.312 --> 00:10:06.892
I'm not kidding.
00:10:07.032 --> 00:10:07.251
I mean,
00:10:07.392 --> 00:10:09.513
I listen to these guys as there's not
00:10:09.533 --> 00:10:11.053
an episode that comes out ever since you
00:10:11.094 --> 00:10:12.355
started that podcast, Mike,
00:10:12.835 --> 00:10:13.475
that I've missed.
00:10:13.794 --> 00:10:14.875
Every single one of them.
00:10:15.975 --> 00:10:18.817
And in fact, and that's exactly why.
00:10:20.365 --> 00:10:22.047
this is why I want to right off
00:10:22.067 --> 00:10:22.386
the bat,
00:10:22.427 --> 00:10:24.889
kind of talk about solutions before we get
00:10:24.929 --> 00:10:26.150
into some of the other things going out
00:10:26.171 --> 00:10:26.910
there, because folks,
00:10:27.731 --> 00:10:28.732
I'm not just listening to,
00:10:28.893 --> 00:10:30.134
I listen to podcasts all day.
00:10:30.154 --> 00:10:30.794
I'm a farmer.
00:10:31.176 --> 00:10:32.537
So I have a lot of time in
00:10:32.576 --> 00:10:33.918
which I can educate myself,
00:10:33.957 --> 00:10:35.440
listening to audio books, uh,
00:10:35.740 --> 00:10:37.000
listening to podcasts,
00:10:37.541 --> 00:10:40.243
and also taking action from the stuff I
00:10:40.283 --> 00:10:40.623
learn.
00:10:41.964 --> 00:10:43.365
If I made a list, I mean,
00:10:43.424 --> 00:10:44.686
I got a list of notes here for
00:10:44.706 --> 00:10:45.105
you guys.
00:10:45.466 --> 00:10:47.086
If I made a list of all the
00:10:47.106 --> 00:10:48.707
things that I've learned from you guys,
00:10:48.847 --> 00:10:50.168
and I've applied in my life and my
00:10:50.188 --> 00:10:51.129
family has as well,
00:10:52.471 --> 00:10:53.971
I don't think there's enough pages in this
00:10:54.032 --> 00:10:54.272
book.
00:10:54.312 --> 00:10:56.592
So speaking of those solutions, Mike,
00:10:56.653 --> 00:10:57.453
one of the biggest things,
00:10:57.514 --> 00:10:59.095
and I thought it was a genius move
00:10:59.855 --> 00:11:00.475
right off the bat,
00:11:00.495 --> 00:11:02.496
was when you came out with Brighteon AI.
00:11:03.057 --> 00:11:04.118
I want to talk about that for a
00:11:04.158 --> 00:11:04.458
second.
00:11:05.287 --> 00:11:08.889
Because if I go to a regular AI
00:11:08.928 --> 00:11:10.470
and I got a health concern or a
00:11:10.549 --> 00:11:12.311
problem or something I want a solution
00:11:12.331 --> 00:11:12.631
about,
00:11:13.491 --> 00:11:15.153
I guarantee the information that they give
00:11:15.173 --> 00:11:17.674
me nine out of ten times is going
00:11:17.695 --> 00:11:19.155
to be a hundred and eighty degrees from
00:11:19.196 --> 00:11:20.657
the advice that I get from yours.
00:11:21.732 --> 00:11:24.336
every single time especially when it deals
00:11:24.375 --> 00:11:25.677
with health now when it's dealing with
00:11:25.738 --> 00:11:27.038
other things yeah i can kind of get
00:11:27.058 --> 00:11:29.261
a straight answer out of this thing but
00:11:29.322 --> 00:11:32.065
man you've come up with this ai and
00:11:32.085 --> 00:11:33.566
i feel like i owe you money because
00:11:33.625 --> 00:11:35.589
i use this thing all the time and
00:11:35.609 --> 00:11:38.172
then also with this with this other i
00:11:38.192 --> 00:11:39.373
can't believe somebody hadn't already
00:11:39.393 --> 00:11:41.335
thought of it before but creating your own
00:11:41.414 --> 00:11:41.775
books
00:11:42.831 --> 00:11:44.192
And that has got to be,
00:11:44.212 --> 00:11:45.433
there's a whole lot of people that do
00:11:45.495 --> 00:11:47.756
homeschooling and stuff of that sort that
00:11:47.797 --> 00:11:48.698
listen to this show.
00:11:49.740 --> 00:11:52.383
I can't imagine that not being in the
00:11:52.403 --> 00:11:53.784
wheelhouse of everybody out there.
00:11:53.825 --> 00:11:54.306
What was your,
00:11:54.385 --> 00:11:55.586
what was your motive for doing that?
00:11:56.724 --> 00:11:57.605
Well, wow.
00:11:57.625 --> 00:11:58.326
Thanks for that question.
00:11:58.505 --> 00:12:01.149
So the two websites where people can use
00:12:01.188 --> 00:12:02.551
these tools, and they're both free,
00:12:03.331 --> 00:12:05.293
is brightanswers.ai.
00:12:06.315 --> 00:12:08.817
It's a deep research AI engine that
00:12:08.898 --> 00:12:10.740
actually has hundreds of millions of pages
00:12:10.779 --> 00:12:14.283
of documents indexed that are searched and
00:12:14.403 --> 00:12:16.046
cited in every answer.
00:12:16.086 --> 00:12:17.268
And you've seen that, Billy.
00:12:17.687 --> 00:12:19.609
And I'll tell you how we make it
00:12:19.669 --> 00:12:20.629
free here shortly.
00:12:20.669 --> 00:12:23.231
But the book site is brightlearn.ai.
00:12:24.212 --> 00:12:26.654
And there you can create books for free.
00:12:27.274 --> 00:12:28.716
And all the books that are created there
00:12:28.836 --> 00:12:30.717
are also freely available to everybody
00:12:30.798 --> 00:12:31.097
else.
00:12:31.639 --> 00:12:33.139
So now there are seventy five thousand
00:12:33.159 --> 00:12:35.902
books that are free open source books.
00:12:36.663 --> 00:12:38.783
We've reduced the cost of knowledge to
00:12:38.943 --> 00:12:40.365
zero through that site.
00:12:40.745 --> 00:12:42.486
We've had over fifteen thousand authors
00:12:42.767 --> 00:12:43.107
use it.
00:12:43.967 --> 00:12:44.248
And.
00:12:45.184 --> 00:12:47.285
then I built a backend engine to start
00:12:47.326 --> 00:12:49.307
translating the more popular books into
00:12:49.408 --> 00:12:52.809
Spanish, French, uh, and Chinese.
00:12:53.090 --> 00:12:54.770
And we're going to add Italian and German
00:12:54.991 --> 00:12:57.753
and Russian and Korean and Japanese also.
00:12:57.793 --> 00:12:58.474
So we're going to cover,
00:12:58.854 --> 00:13:01.216
I think nine languages total plus audio
00:13:01.235 --> 00:13:01.416
books.
00:13:01.436 --> 00:13:03.777
We now have over a thousand English audio
00:13:03.797 --> 00:13:04.057
books.
00:13:04.077 --> 00:13:07.019
Now granted it's an AI voice, you know,
00:13:07.059 --> 00:13:08.120
reading the audio book,
00:13:08.660 --> 00:13:10.221
but sometimes that's what you get on,
00:13:10.841 --> 00:13:12.403
you know, Amazon audio books too,
00:13:12.462 --> 00:13:14.203
is AI voice reading a book anyway.
00:13:14.605 --> 00:13:14.764
But,
00:13:16.164 --> 00:13:19.946
The reason that my AI engine tells the
00:13:19.985 --> 00:13:23.147
truth about natural medicine,
00:13:23.366 --> 00:13:25.307
natural cures, how to reverse cancer,
00:13:25.748 --> 00:13:27.508
or some of the dangers of pharmaceuticals
00:13:27.548 --> 00:13:27.989
and so on,
00:13:28.568 --> 00:13:31.889
is because I trained it based on the
00:13:31.950 --> 00:13:34.129
twenty plus years of my website,
00:13:34.230 --> 00:13:35.691
naturalnews.com.
00:13:36.471 --> 00:13:39.052
plus all my interviews with all the you
00:13:39.072 --> 00:13:41.355
know naturopaths and nutritional experts
00:13:41.796 --> 00:13:45.278
plus a massive massive collection of
00:13:45.458 --> 00:13:49.643
information articles content from across
00:13:49.663 --> 00:13:52.325
the world of natural medicine also food
00:13:52.625 --> 00:13:55.128
food production so the engine is extremely
00:13:55.168 --> 00:13:57.509
well informed on home gardening and and
00:13:57.549 --> 00:14:00.373
dealing with pests in a natural fashion
00:14:00.432 --> 00:14:02.335
and food preservation and off-grid living
00:14:02.955 --> 00:14:04.615
And then I had a lot of big
00:14:04.655 --> 00:14:06.677
names out there donate their entire
00:14:06.778 --> 00:14:09.318
article set to this project, like Dr.
00:14:09.359 --> 00:14:09.919
Mercola.
00:14:10.539 --> 00:14:12.181
He contacted me,
00:14:12.240 --> 00:14:14.341
sent me every article he's ever written
00:14:14.403 --> 00:14:16.443
since two thousand five or something.
00:14:17.461 --> 00:14:18.523
just to put into the engine.
00:14:18.582 --> 00:14:19.864
So now it cites Mercola.
00:14:20.504 --> 00:14:22.687
Dr. Chris Martinson of Peak Prosperity,
00:14:22.868 --> 00:14:23.369
same thing.
00:14:23.408 --> 00:14:24.230
He contacted me,
00:14:24.629 --> 00:14:26.192
sent me every article he's ever written.
00:14:26.753 --> 00:14:27.673
So that's in the engine.
00:14:27.854 --> 00:14:29.035
So imagine all that knowledge.
00:14:29.076 --> 00:14:30.998
And then Sayer G from GreenMedInfo.
00:14:31.558 --> 00:14:33.501
And Ty and Charlene Bollinger from The
00:14:33.522 --> 00:14:34.942
Truth About Cancer, same thing.
00:14:35.666 --> 00:14:37.086
So through this,
00:14:37.147 --> 00:14:38.927
I've collected this body of knowledge that
00:14:39.028 --> 00:14:42.568
frankly, Google wouldn't touch, ChatGPT,
00:14:43.210 --> 00:14:44.210
OpenAI wouldn't touch,
00:14:44.289 --> 00:14:45.211
Anthropic wouldn't touch.
00:14:45.230 --> 00:14:47.111
Those mainstream engines that are all
00:14:47.152 --> 00:14:49.952
beholden to big pharma and processed food
00:14:50.013 --> 00:14:51.933
industries and the war industries and all
00:14:51.974 --> 00:14:54.294
that garbage, that's what they push.
00:14:54.514 --> 00:14:58.417
But my engines will tell you the truth.
00:14:58.517 --> 00:15:01.357
And when you actually measure what is
00:15:01.418 --> 00:15:03.840
truthful from a real world point of view,
00:15:04.744 --> 00:15:07.586
my engine beats every mainstream AI engine
00:15:07.765 --> 00:15:08.427
in existence.
00:15:09.488 --> 00:15:10.488
And you've probably seen that yourself,
00:15:10.548 --> 00:15:10.788
Billy.
00:15:11.328 --> 00:15:12.129
There's no comparison.
00:15:12.230 --> 00:15:13.730
So anyway, that's the backstory.
00:15:14.951 --> 00:15:17.573
Well, the prime reason I'm asking is,
00:15:17.874 --> 00:15:19.514
folks, if anybody doubts what I'm saying,
00:15:19.794 --> 00:15:22.557
go to any AI engine outside of Mike's
00:15:23.077 --> 00:15:24.499
and ask them about the benefits of
00:15:24.538 --> 00:15:25.600
chlorine dioxide.
00:15:25.960 --> 00:15:26.220
You know,
00:15:26.580 --> 00:15:28.302
saying that word got me kicked off of
00:15:28.341 --> 00:15:29.462
YouTube for two weeks.
00:15:30.102 --> 00:15:31.945
Barbara O'Neill brought up an element on a
00:15:32.004 --> 00:15:33.687
periodic table that got me kicked off
00:15:33.726 --> 00:15:34.528
another two weeks.
00:15:34.947 --> 00:15:36.448
That's why we're on this backup channel
00:15:36.490 --> 00:15:36.870
right now.
00:15:36.909 --> 00:15:38.672
But our largest audience by far is the
00:15:38.751 --> 00:15:39.533
audio platform.
00:15:40.052 --> 00:15:41.173
The reason I'm saying that, Mike,
00:15:42.235 --> 00:15:43.817
I got food poisoning a while ago.
00:15:44.397 --> 00:15:46.099
You had talked about chlorine dioxide
00:15:46.119 --> 00:15:46.679
quite a while.
00:15:47.360 --> 00:15:48.902
And I had also talked to Dr.
00:15:48.942 --> 00:15:50.583
Merritt a little while before then.
00:15:51.524 --> 00:15:52.466
Go to your website.
00:15:52.586 --> 00:15:53.427
Folks, if you doubt me,
00:15:53.486 --> 00:15:56.068
go there and go to Mike's AI and
00:15:56.149 --> 00:15:58.011
ask about chlorine dioxide for food
00:15:58.052 --> 00:16:00.433
poisoning and then go to anything out
00:16:00.474 --> 00:16:01.975
there and see what you find.
00:16:02.596 --> 00:16:04.197
And that's just one example I can provide.
00:16:04.238 --> 00:16:06.360
There are numerous because there was a
00:16:06.421 --> 00:16:07.282
time where I was out there.
00:16:07.322 --> 00:16:07.861
Okay, well,
00:16:07.922 --> 00:16:09.083
tell me the benefits of turmeric.
00:16:09.464 --> 00:16:10.585
Tell me the benefits of this.
00:16:10.644 --> 00:16:11.725
Tell me the benefits of that.
00:16:12.307 --> 00:16:14.148
I would get some BS answer over here
00:16:14.268 --> 00:16:16.269
and then always finding myself right back
00:16:16.288 --> 00:16:16.928
to your AI.
00:16:16.969 --> 00:16:19.149
So, folks, I am telling you,
00:16:19.350 --> 00:16:21.851
you have got to check these guys out
00:16:21.951 --> 00:16:23.913
and look at the resources that they're
00:16:23.932 --> 00:16:24.413
providing.
00:16:24.432 --> 00:16:27.995
And the way we do it for free
00:16:28.075 --> 00:16:30.975
is we subsidize it with our store sales.
00:16:31.135 --> 00:16:32.017
So, you know,
00:16:32.037 --> 00:16:36.259
we're very blessed with enough support in
00:16:36.298 --> 00:16:38.279
our store, healthrangerstore.com,
00:16:39.000 --> 00:16:40.961
that you're a fan of as well that
00:16:40.961 --> 00:16:45.344
–
00:16:41.061 --> 00:16:42.842
It allows us to go ahead and fund
00:16:42.903 --> 00:16:43.562
these projects.
00:16:43.623 --> 00:16:45.524
And we've spent a couple of million
00:16:45.565 --> 00:16:49.087
dollars on the AI projects over the last
00:16:49.128 --> 00:16:49.868
two and a half years.
00:16:50.969 --> 00:16:51.389
I mean, yeah,
00:16:51.409 --> 00:16:52.850
a little over a million dollars a year
00:16:53.091 --> 00:16:53.650
so far.
00:16:54.451 --> 00:16:56.033
But most of that's actually building the
00:16:56.052 --> 00:16:58.294
data center to do the document processing.
00:16:58.755 --> 00:17:00.397
It's actually not that expensive to serve
00:17:00.417 --> 00:17:00.817
the engine.
00:17:00.836 --> 00:17:04.000
It's more expensive to gather and clean
00:17:04.039 --> 00:17:05.840
the knowledge and index all the knowledge.
00:17:06.082 --> 00:17:07.863
But that's what makes it special.
00:17:08.083 --> 00:17:08.923
That's what makes it work.
00:17:09.335 --> 00:17:11.496
And people can go to your website and
00:17:12.036 --> 00:17:13.636
just have a little bit of fun,
00:17:13.696 --> 00:17:16.337
go to chat GPT or Google and ask
00:17:16.357 --> 00:17:19.439
about the efficacy of MRNA vaccines and
00:17:19.479 --> 00:17:20.778
see what,
00:17:20.798 --> 00:17:22.720
then go to Mike's engine and ask about
00:17:22.759 --> 00:17:24.641
the efficacy of MRNA vaccines.
00:17:24.681 --> 00:17:26.582
And regarding your book engine, Mike,
00:17:27.221 --> 00:17:29.823
one of the things that I encourage people
00:17:29.843 --> 00:17:33.324
to think about differently is instead of
00:17:33.364 --> 00:17:35.105
going there as a consumer,
00:17:35.825 --> 00:17:36.165
Right.
00:17:36.967 --> 00:17:37.688
Go in there.
00:17:37.708 --> 00:17:40.471
And it's all about becoming a prompt
00:17:40.652 --> 00:17:41.373
engineer.
00:17:41.952 --> 00:17:45.157
And if you you guys think about it
00:17:45.198 --> 00:17:45.718
this way,
00:17:46.298 --> 00:17:51.005
you can now write the book you want
00:17:51.025 --> 00:17:51.705
to read.
00:17:52.941 --> 00:17:56.103
exactly right yeah you can go in and
00:17:56.163 --> 00:17:58.785
prompt it and just literally say i would
00:17:58.825 --> 00:18:01.886
like a book that deals with x y
00:18:01.926 --> 00:18:05.328
and z and and just not a whole
00:18:05.368 --> 00:18:07.089
lot of prompting mike maybe you can give
00:18:07.109 --> 00:18:09.372
a little uh counsel on on being a
00:18:09.412 --> 00:18:12.334
great book prompt engineer but you that is
00:18:12.433 --> 00:18:14.734
really cool to be able to prompt it
00:18:15.476 --> 00:18:16.916
publish it and then all of a sudden
00:18:16.936 --> 00:18:18.678
now you have the book that you want
00:18:18.698 --> 00:18:19.057
to read
00:18:19.238 --> 00:18:20.979
You can literally prompt as little as one
00:18:21.038 --> 00:18:21.378
word.
00:18:21.778 --> 00:18:23.538
If you just put in the word permaculture,
00:18:24.220 --> 00:18:26.339
it will create an entire permaculture book
00:18:26.380 --> 00:18:26.900
for you.
00:18:27.019 --> 00:18:28.480
But, of course, that's already been done,
00:18:28.540 --> 00:18:29.681
so you probably don't need to do that.
00:18:29.721 --> 00:18:32.602
But you could also do a fifty thousand
00:18:32.642 --> 00:18:36.242
word prompt of great detail and it'll
00:18:36.323 --> 00:18:38.144
process that and create that book as well.
00:18:38.203 --> 00:18:40.625
So it's it's scalable to whatever the user
00:18:40.664 --> 00:18:41.045
wants to do.
00:18:41.734 --> 00:18:43.976
But this is perfectly in the whole
00:18:44.016 --> 00:18:45.998
decentralized theme here because I can't
00:18:46.038 --> 00:18:47.618
even tell you how many homeschool co-ops
00:18:47.638 --> 00:18:49.759
have reached out to me asking me to
00:18:49.799 --> 00:18:52.981
make content for their homeschool group,
00:18:53.362 --> 00:18:55.103
which in the future, folks, I will do,
00:18:55.143 --> 00:18:57.183
but I'm probably going to be doing it
00:18:57.324 --> 00:18:58.825
through Mike's platform or something like
00:18:58.865 --> 00:19:00.026
that, something that makes sense.
00:19:00.425 --> 00:19:01.267
You want me to go out here and
00:19:01.307 --> 00:19:01.866
do this stuff,
00:19:01.906 --> 00:19:04.368
but the resources already exist.
00:19:04.388 --> 00:19:04.868
Right.
00:19:05.028 --> 00:19:05.910
We are trying,
00:19:06.029 --> 00:19:07.730
if you are a parent and you're a
00:19:07.750 --> 00:19:09.372
responsible parent these days,
00:19:09.932 --> 00:19:11.792
I think the number one goal for each
00:19:11.833 --> 00:19:14.074
parent, I really believe this,
00:19:14.114 --> 00:19:15.535
is that you should do everything you can
00:19:15.555 --> 00:19:17.435
to turn your kids into an autodidact.
00:19:18.156 --> 00:19:20.518
And you have the resources out there that
00:19:20.557 --> 00:19:21.598
currently exist,
00:19:22.138 --> 00:19:23.720
that currently exist where, okay,
00:19:23.960 --> 00:19:26.020
little Jimmy is interested in whatever.
00:19:26.080 --> 00:19:26.361
Well,
00:19:27.061 --> 00:19:28.282
you got a resource in which you can
00:19:28.623 --> 00:19:30.824
tailor make that content for that kid.
00:19:31.304 --> 00:19:32.424
All right, let me go back to Mike.
00:19:32.444 --> 00:19:33.986
I'm sorry, go ahead, Mike.
00:19:34.326 --> 00:19:35.247
I'm sorry to interrupt, but Billy,
00:19:35.267 --> 00:19:38.028
I want to also add we've made those
00:19:38.067 --> 00:19:38.469
books.
00:19:38.989 --> 00:19:40.089
If you create a book there,
00:19:40.529 --> 00:19:42.691
you can download that book and you can
00:19:42.790 --> 00:19:44.211
actually commercially use it.
00:19:44.231 --> 00:19:46.292
You can sell it and you don't owe
00:19:46.353 --> 00:19:47.013
us anything.
00:19:47.473 --> 00:19:49.875
So we have what's called Creative Commons
00:19:50.035 --> 00:19:51.476
Attribution Licensing,
00:19:51.977 --> 00:19:53.577
which means that any book you create there
00:19:54.357 --> 00:19:55.578
you can sell it commercially we have
00:19:55.618 --> 00:19:58.259
people actually earning incomes on amazon
00:19:58.359 --> 00:19:59.861
by creating books on our engine and
00:19:59.921 --> 00:20:02.281
selling them on kindle on amazon that's
00:20:02.501 --> 00:20:04.843
and that's how they make money and i'm
00:20:04.903 --> 00:20:06.923
totally okay with that right but for
00:20:06.983 --> 00:20:09.204
homeschool you could put together like a
00:20:09.244 --> 00:20:10.885
homeschooling package or a course and you
00:20:10.905 --> 00:20:13.667
could have like five books as bonus items
00:20:13.688 --> 00:20:14.188
for example
00:20:14.688 --> 00:20:15.728
and those are our books and all you
00:20:15.748 --> 00:20:16.868
have to do is give us credit you
00:20:16.888 --> 00:20:18.128
just say these these are from
00:20:18.169 --> 00:20:20.450
brightlearn.ai and that's it you don't owe
00:20:20.509 --> 00:20:22.670
us any money you don't you don't have
00:20:22.690 --> 00:20:25.111
to get any special permission so see i
00:20:25.951 --> 00:20:27.791
i believe it's kind of like sharing seeds
00:20:27.912 --> 00:20:29.211
right in a garden you want to share
00:20:29.271 --> 00:20:30.372
seeds you want to share seeds with your
00:20:30.412 --> 00:20:33.153
neighbors you want to have like here try
00:20:33.192 --> 00:20:34.814
out this plant you know just like your
00:20:34.874 --> 00:20:36.993
son did he brought comfrey in i feel
00:20:37.013 --> 00:20:38.954
the same way about knowledge like
00:20:40.156 --> 00:20:42.441
Allowing books to be used and given out
00:20:42.461 --> 00:20:44.222
for free or even used commercially,
00:20:44.242 --> 00:20:45.846
that's like spreading seeds of knowledge.
00:20:46.606 --> 00:20:48.249
And I believe that very strongly.
00:20:48.269 --> 00:20:49.351
And that's why we set it up that
00:20:49.371 --> 00:20:49.550
way.
00:20:49.611 --> 00:20:50.192
So, you know,
00:20:50.211 --> 00:20:51.954
all your listeners can use it
00:20:52.035 --> 00:20:52.556
commercially.
00:20:53.700 --> 00:20:54.961
That's what I'm talking about, folks.
00:20:55.181 --> 00:20:56.422
I wasn't lying when I said you're going
00:20:56.442 --> 00:20:57.923
to get a whole lot of solutions over
00:20:57.962 --> 00:20:58.242
here,
00:20:58.502 --> 00:21:01.064
and we're not even – I'm not going
00:21:01.084 --> 00:21:02.125
to be able to have a show long
00:21:02.164 --> 00:21:03.205
enough to be able to get them all
00:21:03.266 --> 00:21:03.905
out of these guys.
00:21:04.346 --> 00:21:05.527
That's why you really need to go over
00:21:05.547 --> 00:21:07.387
there, check out their podcast, subscribe,
00:21:08.388 --> 00:21:09.648
buy their products the way I do.
00:21:09.769 --> 00:21:10.470
I'm a big fan,
00:21:10.490 --> 00:21:11.971
and I've been telling everybody in this
00:21:12.090 --> 00:21:14.592
audience about them forever and a day.
00:21:14.612 --> 00:21:15.053
All right,
00:21:15.133 --> 00:21:16.133
I'm going to go back to Mike.
00:21:16.173 --> 00:21:17.013
I'm sorry, Todd.
00:21:17.193 --> 00:21:17.574
I'm sorry.
00:21:17.753 --> 00:21:17.913
Man,
00:21:17.973 --> 00:21:19.434
all you people look the same to me.
00:21:22.961 --> 00:21:25.365
Hey, Billy, tell us a part.
00:21:25.405 --> 00:21:27.289
I'm the one who's not wearing any pants.
00:21:28.047 --> 00:21:28.967
Oh, okay.
00:21:28.987 --> 00:21:30.928
No problem there.
00:21:32.028 --> 00:21:33.648
You thought all I had was a t-shirt.
00:21:33.689 --> 00:21:35.669
So we, we, you know, Todd,
00:21:35.689 --> 00:21:38.049
we got to dress more appropriately.
00:21:38.529 --> 00:21:38.809
We got,
00:21:38.829 --> 00:21:40.390
we got to dress up for the,
00:21:40.450 --> 00:21:40.650
you know,
00:21:40.770 --> 00:21:42.651
the permaculture pimp daddy show here
00:21:42.691 --> 00:21:43.530
because we just,
00:21:43.911 --> 00:21:45.092
we just have our suit jackets on.
00:21:45.112 --> 00:21:47.951
Look, Billy, after the show, believe me,
00:21:48.633 --> 00:21:48.893
we're,
00:21:48.913 --> 00:21:50.353
we're like shirtless running around the
00:21:50.393 --> 00:21:51.712
forest, you know,
00:21:51.732 --> 00:21:53.054
and Todd's in his food forest.
00:21:53.074 --> 00:21:55.094
Like this is just for the show.
00:21:55.494 --> 00:21:57.015
We just do this to interview people.
00:21:57.845 --> 00:21:59.445
Okay, well, hey, you know,
00:21:59.526 --> 00:22:01.008
you guys want to strip down and get
00:22:01.048 --> 00:22:01.587
down, you know,
00:22:01.627 --> 00:22:02.909
they can only see you from the waist
00:22:03.009 --> 00:22:03.148
up.
00:22:03.429 --> 00:22:04.349
Hey, I'm cool with it.
00:22:04.730 --> 00:22:06.192
And don't think I've done it on this
00:22:06.211 --> 00:22:06.852
show before.
00:22:07.712 --> 00:22:09.273
There was a day when it was hot
00:22:09.314 --> 00:22:11.455
as the blazes up in the studio and,
00:22:11.915 --> 00:22:12.717
you know,
00:22:12.737 --> 00:22:14.238
didn't have the AC going or anything.
00:22:14.877 --> 00:22:16.199
And I've been known to strip all the
00:22:16.219 --> 00:22:18.401
way down because that's how we roll around
00:22:18.441 --> 00:22:18.621
here.
00:22:19.142 --> 00:22:20.281
Mike, you brought up food for us.
00:22:20.301 --> 00:22:21.604
So that brings me back to Todd.
00:22:22.506 --> 00:22:23.226
I love doers.
00:22:23.767 --> 00:22:26.607
I love people that don't just talk about
00:22:26.667 --> 00:22:27.567
doing this stuff, man,
00:22:27.587 --> 00:22:30.288
but actually get it done in a big
00:22:30.328 --> 00:22:30.669
way.
00:22:30.828 --> 00:22:32.289
And I understand you have a food forest
00:22:32.369 --> 00:22:32.930
at your place.
00:22:33.750 --> 00:22:34.931
What was the impetus for that?
00:22:35.211 --> 00:22:38.392
And maybe describe how there's so many
00:22:38.412 --> 00:22:40.053
people out there hitting my son up, who,
00:22:40.093 --> 00:22:42.153
by the way, is one fantastic person.
00:22:43.394 --> 00:22:44.576
permaculture designer.
00:22:45.037 --> 00:22:46.157
They're hitting them up all the time,
00:22:46.178 --> 00:22:48.299
but you got a food forest of your
00:22:48.440 --> 00:22:50.803
own and I've seen it and it is
00:22:50.903 --> 00:22:52.183
pretty darn impressive.
00:22:52.223 --> 00:22:53.385
What was your motive for doing that?
00:22:54.337 --> 00:22:56.240
Fourth interview Mike and I ever did was
00:22:56.279 --> 00:22:57.280
with Jim Gale,
00:22:57.300 --> 00:23:01.144
who is CEO of foodforestabundance.com and
00:23:01.324 --> 00:23:03.226
it was a little more than three years
00:23:03.286 --> 00:23:07.049
ago and I was so motivated by this
00:23:07.150 --> 00:23:09.332
notion of a permaculture food forest.
00:23:09.832 --> 00:23:11.453
I was like, man,
00:23:11.673 --> 00:23:14.215
I have a wonderful back property.
00:23:15.037 --> 00:23:18.759
that is just nothing but green grass right
00:23:18.898 --> 00:23:22.421
beautiful green poisonous grass you know i
00:23:22.480 --> 00:23:24.501
mean the jones has had nothing on me
00:23:25.221 --> 00:23:26.982
but i he just kind of he kind
00:23:27.002 --> 00:23:28.763
of switched my brain a little bit i'm
00:23:28.784 --> 00:23:32.465
like whoa grow food not poison his grass
00:23:32.605 --> 00:23:33.866
i kind of like that idea
00:23:34.576 --> 00:23:37.817
And so I decided that I was going
00:23:37.857 --> 00:23:39.938
to take that step.
00:23:39.958 --> 00:23:42.558
And I'm happy to say that this last
00:23:42.618 --> 00:23:45.759
week was the three year anniversary of my
00:23:45.799 --> 00:23:47.319
food forest installation.
00:23:48.000 --> 00:23:49.780
And oh my gosh,
00:23:50.320 --> 00:23:51.520
over the last three years,
00:23:51.560 --> 00:23:53.761
have I gotten a lesson in getting
00:23:54.582 --> 00:23:58.224
your ass kicked, and resiliency, right?
00:23:58.684 --> 00:24:01.626
I mean, with two hurricanes,
00:24:02.346 --> 00:24:04.969
two major weather-modified freezes,
00:24:05.528 --> 00:24:07.570
and another, it was like a weird,
00:24:08.171 --> 00:24:09.471
you know,
00:24:09.511 --> 00:24:10.873
straight-wind hurricane
00:24:11.292 --> 00:24:13.874
uprooted all my it wasn't a hurricane but
00:24:14.193 --> 00:24:18.955
five disasters um my food forest just got
00:24:19.016 --> 00:24:21.856
its teeth kicked in so many times and
00:24:21.876 --> 00:24:24.297
it was really really frustrating and
00:24:24.356 --> 00:24:26.218
upsetting and everything but i'm telling
00:24:26.258 --> 00:24:28.278
you i had a group out here of
00:24:28.338 --> 00:24:30.398
videographers because i'm doing a whole
00:24:30.440 --> 00:24:31.680
documentary on it from
00:24:32.113 --> 00:24:33.354
The day I installed it,
00:24:33.413 --> 00:24:35.213
we'd been doing video the whole time.
00:24:35.693 --> 00:24:36.974
And they came out and they had their
00:24:37.015 --> 00:24:38.175
drones and everything.
00:24:38.655 --> 00:24:41.797
And it is so prolific right now.
00:24:42.196 --> 00:24:43.978
And all I can say is six months
00:24:44.038 --> 00:24:46.019
ago, Billy, after that freeze,
00:24:46.439 --> 00:24:49.720
before I installed my DPE AgX,
00:24:49.759 --> 00:24:51.461
which we can probably talk about,
00:24:52.161 --> 00:24:53.781
is it looked like
00:24:55.119 --> 00:24:58.762
Chernobyl you know after the blast and now
00:24:58.962 --> 00:25:02.046
it is just so abundant but but I
00:25:02.086 --> 00:25:04.928
just made the decision you know to say
00:25:04.988 --> 00:25:07.289
why not me right and so I live
00:25:07.309 --> 00:25:10.071
in an HOA and I will tell you
00:25:10.112 --> 00:25:12.773
that I got just thumbs down from them
00:25:12.814 --> 00:25:16.277
right away so instead of rolling over and
00:25:16.336 --> 00:25:18.459
playing you know good little neighbor I
00:25:19.058 --> 00:25:20.121
I said, screw that.
00:25:20.422 --> 00:25:22.144
And I contacted an attorney.
00:25:22.585 --> 00:25:24.788
And I just want to plug this because
00:25:25.369 --> 00:25:28.355
if you are interested in a food forest
00:25:28.895 --> 00:25:30.598
and you live in an HOA and you're
00:25:30.618 --> 00:25:32.422
like, my HOA won't let me.
00:25:33.803 --> 00:25:36.624
You can reach me on Telegram at Todd
00:25:36.723 --> 00:25:38.884
Pitner, T-O-D-D-P-I-T-N-E-R,
00:25:39.325 --> 00:25:42.405
and ask me to send you this letter,
00:25:42.746 --> 00:25:44.945
which you can send to your HOA,
00:25:45.405 --> 00:25:49.448
and you can just destroy them.
00:25:49.468 --> 00:25:53.588
They cannot lawfully make you not – they
00:25:53.628 --> 00:25:55.388
can't keep you from growing a food forest.
00:25:55.730 --> 00:25:58.790
So that took me three months to win
00:25:58.830 --> 00:26:00.490
the HOA battle that I did,
00:26:00.911 --> 00:26:02.271
and then it was three years ago that
00:26:02.731 --> 00:26:03.531
we installed it.
00:26:04.679 --> 00:26:04.778
Oh,
00:26:04.818 --> 00:26:06.880
can I say one other thing is I
00:26:06.900 --> 00:26:09.300
want to let people know who install a
00:26:09.320 --> 00:26:13.922
food forest is it may take a year
00:26:14.241 --> 00:26:16.423
or two or maybe three, I don't know,
00:26:16.982 --> 00:26:19.243
for it to truly kick in to be
00:26:19.304 --> 00:26:20.525
food for your body.
00:26:21.204 --> 00:26:23.145
But I will tell you from the second
00:26:23.165 --> 00:26:25.806
you make the decision to install it and
00:26:25.826 --> 00:26:27.386
you start the design process,
00:26:27.826 --> 00:26:29.928
it is absolutely food for your soul.
00:26:31.275 --> 00:26:31.875
Right on, man.
00:26:31.894 --> 00:26:33.536
There's nothing like that first harvest.
00:26:33.996 --> 00:26:35.155
And for all of you folks out there,
00:26:35.175 --> 00:26:37.057
because I hear from you a lot that
00:26:37.096 --> 00:26:39.176
are in these HOAs, which, you know,
00:26:39.217 --> 00:26:40.557
I'm the permaculture pimp daddy.
00:26:40.596 --> 00:26:42.577
So I'm calling them hoes on, you know,
00:26:42.738 --> 00:26:43.357
activism,
00:26:43.678 --> 00:26:44.959
because that's exactly what they are.
00:26:44.979 --> 00:26:46.878
They're out there looking for heard one
00:26:46.919 --> 00:26:48.479
person say, Oh, you know,
00:26:48.519 --> 00:26:49.920
I couldn't paint my door this color,
00:26:49.940 --> 00:26:50.279
whatever.
00:26:50.972 --> 00:26:51.993
They're telling me, well,
00:26:52.234 --> 00:26:53.435
I can't have chickens out here.
00:26:53.476 --> 00:26:54.156
I can't do this.
00:26:54.596 --> 00:26:54.837
Look,
00:26:55.298 --> 00:26:57.280
if a guy can identify as a woman
00:26:57.320 --> 00:26:58.102
and play sports,
00:26:58.642 --> 00:27:00.825
your chickens can identify as bald eagles.
00:27:01.365 --> 00:27:03.688
So tell them that and see how well
00:27:03.708 --> 00:27:05.609
that works up against your HOA because
00:27:05.650 --> 00:27:06.411
I'll bet money.
00:27:07.011 --> 00:27:07.792
I've been saying this.
00:27:07.853 --> 00:27:08.294
Well, actually,
00:27:08.314 --> 00:27:09.674
my son came up with that idea.
00:27:10.551 --> 00:27:11.452
If they can work there,
00:27:11.512 --> 00:27:13.673
tell them your goats identify as dogs.
00:27:14.074 --> 00:27:15.895
If everything can be something else,
00:27:16.455 --> 00:27:18.217
tell them that these animals identify as
00:27:18.257 --> 00:27:18.797
something else.
00:27:18.897 --> 00:27:22.079
And I'll have you on the show.
00:27:22.460 --> 00:27:25.862
I want to hear how that panned out.
00:27:25.902 --> 00:27:26.422
So, Mike,
00:27:26.442 --> 00:27:28.923
let me kick it on back to you.
00:27:28.963 --> 00:27:29.704
The AI.
00:27:30.733 --> 00:27:30.913
I mean,
00:27:30.973 --> 00:27:32.474
everybody's talking about it right now.
00:27:32.755 --> 00:27:35.537
And being a thirty year IBW journeyman
00:27:35.557 --> 00:27:37.618
electrician in my former life,
00:27:37.679 --> 00:27:39.119
I've worked at a number of these things.
00:27:39.160 --> 00:27:39.539
In fact,
00:27:39.700 --> 00:27:41.740
one of them not too far from you
00:27:41.800 --> 00:27:42.301
right there.
00:27:42.481 --> 00:27:44.002
And it was a Facebook data center that
00:27:44.042 --> 00:27:46.585
I worked on in Texas.
00:27:46.724 --> 00:27:49.185
And this thing was enormous.
00:27:49.226 --> 00:27:50.307
This was one building.
00:27:50.928 --> 00:27:53.048
And I remember them saying when I was
00:27:53.088 --> 00:27:54.430
working on it all these years ago,
00:27:55.029 --> 00:27:57.031
they said that had enough computing
00:27:57.251 --> 00:27:59.613
capacity to handle all the world's
00:27:59.653 --> 00:28:00.114
information.
00:28:01.074 --> 00:28:02.855
Up until that time for the next hundred
00:28:02.895 --> 00:28:03.115
years.
00:28:03.135 --> 00:28:05.798
And that was just one of five massive
00:28:05.837 --> 00:28:07.420
data centers that existed over there.
00:28:07.980 --> 00:28:08.721
Now, at the time,
00:28:09.201 --> 00:28:10.481
I was still working on my tools.
00:28:10.582 --> 00:28:11.942
I didn't know about all the dangers.
00:28:12.203 --> 00:28:14.125
I don't even know what the water usage
00:28:14.164 --> 00:28:14.486
was.
00:28:14.986 --> 00:28:16.366
And nobody was even talking about it.
00:28:16.386 --> 00:28:17.907
Like I said, that was many moons ago.
00:28:18.568 --> 00:28:19.289
But here we are.
00:28:20.301 --> 00:28:22.243
And we got these massive AI data centers
00:28:22.544 --> 00:28:23.104
going everywhere.
00:28:23.163 --> 00:28:26.105
So who better than a AI developer to
00:28:26.226 --> 00:28:27.146
ask these questions?
00:28:28.488 --> 00:28:29.209
At the end of the day,
00:28:29.269 --> 00:28:30.048
where do you see it going?
00:28:30.068 --> 00:28:31.829
Is it centralizing power or is it
00:28:32.010 --> 00:28:34.172
decentralizing power like so many people
00:28:34.192 --> 00:28:35.133
are being told right now?
00:28:35.652 --> 00:28:37.932
yeah um huge question thanks for bringing
00:28:37.952 --> 00:28:39.532
it up and and by the way back
00:28:39.553 --> 00:28:42.513
to your animals uh identifying uh i have
00:28:42.534 --> 00:28:45.275
i have goats and they i have two
00:28:45.315 --> 00:28:46.875
male goats that still have their horns and
00:28:46.895 --> 00:28:49.017
they self-identify as domestic terrorists
00:28:53.698 --> 00:28:56.720
there's nothing they won't eat or damage
00:28:57.299 --> 00:28:57.380
um
00:28:58.160 --> 00:28:59.820
But anyway, we have fun with them.
00:28:59.840 --> 00:29:02.521
They go walking with me and then they
00:29:02.561 --> 00:29:03.922
destroy plants along the walk.
00:29:05.103 --> 00:29:06.163
No, they're grazing.
00:29:06.182 --> 00:29:06.564
They're fun.
00:29:08.144 --> 00:29:09.805
So the big trend that's actually happening
00:29:09.825 --> 00:29:13.487
right now with AI is it's the
00:29:13.527 --> 00:29:15.606
decentralization trend that we advocate,
00:29:15.968 --> 00:29:17.147
Todd and I, on our show.
00:29:17.728 --> 00:29:18.989
And that is that more and more people
00:29:19.009 --> 00:29:20.490
are realizing they need to take AI
00:29:20.829 --> 00:29:21.609
locally.
00:29:22.528 --> 00:29:25.951
and ai is very useful in things like
00:29:26.270 --> 00:29:29.153
farming agriculture permaculture design
00:29:30.153 --> 00:29:32.134
home gardening food preservation off-grid
00:29:32.154 --> 00:29:34.195
survival turns out i've you know i've
00:29:34.215 --> 00:29:36.777
trained my a model ai model on all
00:29:36.817 --> 00:29:39.598
those things and here's here's some good
00:29:39.838 --> 00:29:42.421
news to share with you billy um before
00:29:42.461 --> 00:29:43.701
christmas of this year
00:29:44.821 --> 00:29:47.505
i plan to be putting out another free
00:29:47.605 --> 00:29:50.787
open source downloadable local ai model
00:29:51.387 --> 00:29:54.451
that is basically a quen engine that's
00:29:54.570 --> 00:29:57.653
retrained on all of my uh health and
00:29:58.134 --> 00:30:00.035
and food content so you'll be able to
00:30:00.055 --> 00:30:02.356
download that and run it locally on some
00:30:02.396 --> 00:30:04.459
pretty meager local hardware so it's kind
00:30:04.479 --> 00:30:06.260
of like having a you call it like
00:30:06.280 --> 00:30:08.082
the noah's ark of information
00:30:08.942 --> 00:30:10.545
on your desk and that way if the
00:30:10.565 --> 00:30:12.367
internet ever goes down or the power grid
00:30:12.407 --> 00:30:15.070
goes down or or some government bans
00:30:15.211 --> 00:30:17.634
access to these models you'll always have
00:30:17.674 --> 00:30:19.917
that model that you can run locally and
00:30:19.938 --> 00:30:21.920
you can ask it anything and nobody can
00:30:22.161 --> 00:30:25.105
surveil you and nobody can censor you so
00:30:25.125 --> 00:30:25.885
that's very valuable
00:30:26.997 --> 00:30:28.738
But it's even valuable not just among
00:30:28.778 --> 00:30:31.078
those of us who are sort of
00:30:32.078 --> 00:30:33.180
sovereignty-minded.
00:30:33.740 --> 00:30:34.779
We want to grow our own food,
00:30:34.839 --> 00:30:35.800
make our own medicine,
00:30:35.820 --> 00:30:37.922
and we want to have our own off-grid
00:30:38.001 --> 00:30:39.761
money systems like gold and silver and
00:30:39.781 --> 00:30:40.242
things like that.
00:30:40.682 --> 00:30:41.502
But beyond that,
00:30:41.863 --> 00:30:43.703
what's happening now is that major
00:30:43.743 --> 00:30:45.164
corporations in America
00:30:45.984 --> 00:30:47.487
and around the world are realizing they
00:30:47.507 --> 00:30:49.969
need open source AI to run locally because
00:30:50.009 --> 00:30:53.531
they don't trust the data center or the
00:30:53.571 --> 00:30:55.034
companies that are running out of the data
00:30:55.074 --> 00:30:57.715
centers like Anthropic or OpenAI or Google
00:30:57.796 --> 00:30:58.215
or Meta.
00:30:59.130 --> 00:31:00.991
And so I think that what's going to
00:31:01.051 --> 00:31:03.894
happen here is there's a massive
00:31:03.993 --> 00:31:06.236
overinvestment in the infrastructure of
00:31:06.256 --> 00:31:07.676
these hyperscale data centers.
00:31:08.038 --> 00:31:09.898
And that bubble is going to crash.
00:31:10.680 --> 00:31:12.601
And when it does, I mean, and actually,
00:31:12.641 --> 00:31:14.643
I think that's a good thing because these
00:31:14.663 --> 00:31:16.203
hyperscale data centers are taking up too
00:31:16.223 --> 00:31:17.746
much farmland, too much water.
00:31:17.965 --> 00:31:19.067
They're making a lot of noise,
00:31:19.126 --> 00:31:20.647
disrupting the local ecosystems,
00:31:20.667 --> 00:31:21.169
for example.
00:31:22.329 --> 00:31:23.691
When that crash comes,
00:31:24.330 --> 00:31:26.053
there's going to be a lot of massive
00:31:26.093 --> 00:31:27.094
buildings that are
00:31:28.060 --> 00:31:29.663
are not like they're gonna be up for
00:31:29.782 --> 00:31:32.105
auction and a lot of AI hardware up
00:31:32.125 --> 00:31:33.185
for auction and so on.
00:31:34.166 --> 00:31:35.288
But that crash is coming.
00:31:35.307 --> 00:31:37.289
It doesn't mean that AI itself is going
00:31:37.309 --> 00:31:37.730
to crash.
00:31:38.330 --> 00:31:41.073
AI is just gonna move into a more
00:31:41.133 --> 00:31:42.755
local and more decentralized
00:31:42.875 --> 00:31:43.736
configuration,
00:31:43.776 --> 00:31:46.578
which I think is good for humanities.
00:31:46.679 --> 00:31:47.839
It's more pro-freedom that way.
00:31:48.380 --> 00:31:50.903
So does that answer your question?
00:31:51.371 --> 00:31:53.771
yeah it does um but what about the
00:31:53.811 --> 00:31:55.913
fear and the concerns over the
00:31:55.952 --> 00:31:58.273
environmental damage or if you uh listen
00:31:58.314 --> 00:32:00.474
to people like dr jack cruz which i
00:32:00.515 --> 00:32:02.596
know you've interviewed and you know i was
00:32:02.635 --> 00:32:04.497
down in el salvador on two occasions
00:32:04.537 --> 00:32:07.758
hanging out with him that the emfs coming
00:32:07.817 --> 00:32:10.819
off these things are absolutely positively
00:32:10.880 --> 00:32:12.099
dreadful i mean what about the
00:32:12.119 --> 00:32:13.881
environmental impacts of these things have
00:32:13.921 --> 00:32:15.922
you have you i know you've considered it
00:32:15.961 --> 00:32:17.403
but uh what could you tell folks about
00:32:17.442 --> 00:32:17.682
that
00:32:18.282 --> 00:32:18.423
Yeah,
00:32:18.462 --> 00:32:20.683
the environmental impacts are massive.
00:32:21.044 --> 00:32:23.403
And I also interviewed Kristen Megan on
00:32:23.423 --> 00:32:23.763
this,
00:32:24.525 --> 00:32:27.944
who speaks about the low-frequency
00:32:28.865 --> 00:32:32.366
propagation of subaudible waves.
00:32:33.207 --> 00:32:34.507
You can't quite hear them because the
00:32:34.527 --> 00:32:35.207
frequency is low,
00:32:35.527 --> 00:32:37.167
but because of the low frequency,
00:32:37.188 --> 00:32:39.567
they travel many, many miles out,
00:32:39.647 --> 00:32:42.528
and they really disrupt wildlife and
00:32:42.568 --> 00:32:44.809
plants and seeds and insects and
00:32:44.849 --> 00:32:45.930
pollinators and so on.
00:32:46.670 --> 00:32:48.876
So I really do think a lot of
00:32:48.896 --> 00:32:51.423
this is temporary because they've
00:32:51.483 --> 00:32:53.990
overbuilt, they've overinvested,
00:32:55.163 --> 00:32:57.483
sadly they've managed to shift a lot of
00:32:57.523 --> 00:32:59.604
those investments into people's pensions
00:32:59.644 --> 00:33:00.805
that they don't even know about or
00:33:00.964 --> 00:33:03.525
insurance policies insurance companies
00:33:04.066 --> 00:33:06.746
have invested in this with your like
00:33:06.846 --> 00:33:09.646
insurance money basically so there's going
00:33:09.666 --> 00:33:13.048
to be a massive uh reckoning financially
00:33:13.407 --> 00:33:15.489
when this crash comes but a lot of
00:33:15.528 --> 00:33:17.489
those data centers that are being built
00:33:18.150 --> 00:33:19.390
will be turned off
00:33:21.500 --> 00:33:23.082
Yeah, go ahead, Todd.
00:33:23.241 --> 00:33:24.262
I was just going to comment.
00:33:24.742 --> 00:33:27.445
It's been like a hyperscale data center
00:33:27.566 --> 00:33:29.147
gold rush that has happened.
00:33:29.567 --> 00:33:33.913
And we are now entering the maybe we
00:33:33.952 --> 00:33:34.413
didn't need
00:33:38.136 --> 00:33:39.176
Right, to power them.
00:33:39.637 --> 00:33:39.917
Yes.
00:33:40.137 --> 00:33:40.377
Yeah.
00:33:40.939 --> 00:33:41.058
Well,
00:33:41.138 --> 00:33:42.058
and the other thing that's happening,
00:33:42.098 --> 00:33:44.500
and Todd and I just had Zach Voorhees
00:33:44.580 --> 00:33:47.962
on before joining you here today,
00:33:48.383 --> 00:33:49.743
and we were talking with Zach about the
00:33:49.784 --> 00:33:52.846
fact that these great improvements in
00:33:52.926 --> 00:33:55.708
algorithms mean that so much more AI
00:33:55.748 --> 00:33:58.109
compute can be done with a lot less
00:33:58.150 --> 00:33:58.630
hardware.
00:33:59.111 --> 00:34:00.872
And so the original calculations that
00:34:00.932 --> 00:34:02.972
these tech companies made to build these
00:34:03.012 --> 00:34:04.034
massive data centers,
00:34:04.493 --> 00:34:06.635
those calculations are obsolete, really.
00:34:07.336 --> 00:34:09.117
yeah they're not going to need all that
00:34:09.157 --> 00:34:12.039
space and all that hardware so there's a
00:34:12.099 --> 00:34:14.280
reckoning coming which is again i think a
00:34:14.320 --> 00:34:16.621
good thing and if i could encourage people
00:34:16.641 --> 00:34:19.664
uh we do a weekly show with zach
00:34:19.684 --> 00:34:23.507
voorhees original google whistleblower and
00:34:23.806 --> 00:34:27.590
talk about just an ai savant right he's
00:34:27.710 --> 00:34:31.311
it and uh we do a weekly episode
00:34:31.351 --> 00:34:32.913
with him which is just like maybe a
00:34:32.992 --> 00:34:36.295
thirty thirty five minute update every
00:34:36.315 --> 00:34:36.536
week
00:34:37.476 --> 00:34:39.438
at decentralized.tv.
00:34:40.077 --> 00:34:41.199
It is must watch.
00:34:41.418 --> 00:34:42.179
I'm not kidding you.
00:34:42.320 --> 00:34:43.981
If you don't want to be left behind,
00:34:44.181 --> 00:34:46.623
you just at least need to know where
00:34:46.663 --> 00:34:48.284
the puck is heading, right?
00:34:48.603 --> 00:34:49.764
Not where the puck is.
00:34:50.164 --> 00:34:52.126
And that's why all of these companies that
00:34:52.166 --> 00:34:54.688
invested these billions of dollars in
00:34:54.728 --> 00:34:57.369
these hyperscale centers,
00:34:57.949 --> 00:35:00.871
they were skating to where the puck is.
00:35:00.952 --> 00:35:03.054
But where the puck is going, guess what?
00:35:03.094 --> 00:35:04.175
You don't need all of them.
00:35:05.070 --> 00:35:05.331
I mean,
00:35:06.371 --> 00:35:08.333
there's going to be just ghost towns of
00:35:08.373 --> 00:35:10.655
hyperscale data centers that are just
00:35:10.695 --> 00:35:11.757
going to be, you know,
00:35:11.956 --> 00:35:14.458
massive pickleball courts, I think.
00:35:14.539 --> 00:35:16.501
I'll tell you what, I'm still, I mean,
00:35:17.061 --> 00:35:18.382
I can't wait to listen to the Zach
00:35:18.702 --> 00:35:19.802
Adams effect again.
00:35:21.003 --> 00:35:22.485
Like I said, I'm an avid listener, folks,
00:35:22.525 --> 00:35:22.726
but...
00:35:23.735 --> 00:35:26.996
The thing that I'm still trying to unload
00:35:27.036 --> 00:35:28.217
right now as a scientist,
00:35:28.277 --> 00:35:29.516
I listened to the other day that you
00:35:29.536 --> 00:35:31.938
guys had on confirming what I've been
00:35:31.978 --> 00:35:32.239
saying.
00:35:32.579 --> 00:35:33.778
People call me a nut because I was
00:35:33.818 --> 00:35:35.380
talking about transmutation and how it
00:35:35.420 --> 00:35:36.641
happens at a soil level.
00:35:37.420 --> 00:35:39.501
And he was on with you guys the
00:35:39.521 --> 00:35:40.842
other day and he was talking about the
00:35:40.882 --> 00:35:41.882
work of Louis Cravant.
00:35:42.583 --> 00:35:44.802
this French guy years ago that basically
00:35:44.862 --> 00:35:46.983
proved that it's absolutely happening at a
00:35:47.023 --> 00:35:47.963
biological level.
00:35:48.523 --> 00:35:50.804
And you guys made me feel so vindicated
00:35:50.824 --> 00:35:52.144
when you had him on there the other
00:35:52.164 --> 00:35:54.485
day, verifying the same things.
00:35:54.744 --> 00:35:56.206
I was like, it's all out there, y'all.
00:35:56.686 --> 00:35:57.485
It is out there.
00:35:57.525 --> 00:35:59.206
So thank you so much for having the
00:35:59.246 --> 00:36:01.726
people you have on there because they're
00:36:01.766 --> 00:36:02.146
confronting.
00:36:02.186 --> 00:36:04.666
And then he opened up a whole laundry
00:36:04.706 --> 00:36:05.047
list.
00:36:05.628 --> 00:36:06.887
Folks, this is what I'm talking about.
00:36:07.168 --> 00:36:08.168
A party with a purpose.
00:36:08.208 --> 00:36:09.407
This is what these guys do.
00:36:09.909 --> 00:36:11.708
They have a party with a purpose and
00:36:11.748 --> 00:36:11.969
you're,
00:36:12.509 --> 00:36:15.552
Blown away by not only the guests,
00:36:16.192 --> 00:36:17.713
but also the homework assignments.
00:36:17.793 --> 00:36:18.974
If you're an autodidact,
00:36:18.994 --> 00:36:20.835
you're going to walk away saying, okay,
00:36:20.916 --> 00:36:22.496
now I got about ten more people I
00:36:22.516 --> 00:36:24.719
got to research to kind of bolster the
00:36:24.778 --> 00:36:25.960
argument that I've been talking about
00:36:25.980 --> 00:36:26.940
forever and a day.
00:36:27.001 --> 00:36:29.762
So I can't thank you enough for people
00:36:29.782 --> 00:36:30.324
like Zach.
00:36:30.384 --> 00:36:31.905
And I wish I could remember the English
00:36:31.945 --> 00:36:32.905
guy you had on there.
00:36:34.766 --> 00:36:35.847
I'm just learning so much.
00:36:35.867 --> 00:36:36.588
Greenyer?
00:36:36.748 --> 00:36:37.708
Was his name Greenyer?
00:36:38.070 --> 00:36:38.289
Yes.
00:36:39.429 --> 00:36:42.150
okay yeah i guess about the transmutation
00:36:43.192 --> 00:36:44.733
yeah when he talked about that i mean
00:36:44.773 --> 00:36:46.753
he knocked my junk into my watch pocket
00:36:46.875 --> 00:36:48.576
i had to back it up and listen
00:36:48.635 --> 00:36:50.137
all over again i'm like did he just
00:36:50.177 --> 00:36:52.878
say that i'm like okay man let me
00:36:52.918 --> 00:36:54.900
pack it up again so i got quite
00:36:54.940 --> 00:36:56.300
the homework assignment to keep up with
00:36:56.342 --> 00:36:58.083
his work but um man you guys have
00:36:58.103 --> 00:37:00.664
some fantastic guests on there and it's
00:37:00.704 --> 00:37:02.005
blowing my mind so um
00:37:02.545 --> 00:37:05.190
Well, Billy, can I respond to that?
00:37:06.090 --> 00:37:07.634
I just want to be clear with your
00:37:07.693 --> 00:37:10.336
audience that Todd and I don't do this
00:37:10.538 --> 00:37:12.721
and you don't do what you do for
00:37:12.800 --> 00:37:13.702
entertainment purposes.
00:37:14.864 --> 00:37:15.804
This is very practical.
00:37:16.266 --> 00:37:16.927
We believe that
00:37:17.708 --> 00:37:21.351
humanity is now seriously threatened and
00:37:21.371 --> 00:37:23.753
that there are elements at a global level
00:37:23.873 --> 00:37:26.735
that want to dramatically reduce the
00:37:26.815 --> 00:37:29.398
number of people that exist on this planet
00:37:30.318 --> 00:37:31.960
and some of the ways that that is
00:37:32.059 --> 00:37:35.001
achieved is engineered energy scarcity
00:37:35.501 --> 00:37:38.063
food scarcity engineered malnutrition
00:37:38.083 --> 00:37:39.865
through processed foods you know
00:37:40.045 --> 00:37:42.487
engineered various bio weapons and so on
00:37:42.708 --> 00:37:44.929
and pollution and exposure to endocrine
00:37:44.949 --> 00:37:46.610
disrupting chemicals and i mean it's a
00:37:46.650 --> 00:37:47.112
long list
00:37:48.112 --> 00:37:50.255
So the reason Todd and I do this
00:37:50.275 --> 00:37:52.619
show is because we want to give people
00:37:53.360 --> 00:37:54.481
that is intelligent,
00:37:54.541 --> 00:37:57.527
informed people who want to live through
00:37:58.088 --> 00:37:59.469
whatever happens,
00:37:59.871 --> 00:38:01.353
we want to give them practical solutions.
00:38:02.309 --> 00:38:04.251
And it turns out those practical solutions
00:38:04.431 --> 00:38:07.554
are all orbiting around the concept of
00:38:07.614 --> 00:38:08.494
decentralization.
00:38:08.934 --> 00:38:10.655
You have to get, just like you know,
00:38:10.695 --> 00:38:10.916
Billy,
00:38:11.335 --> 00:38:13.036
when you get your food out of the
00:38:13.056 --> 00:38:14.418
grocery store as much as possible,
00:38:14.717 --> 00:38:17.000
you get your food that you farm or
00:38:17.019 --> 00:38:18.701
that you're trading with other farmers and
00:38:18.721 --> 00:38:19.021
so on.
00:38:19.661 --> 00:38:22.003
Now your nutrition level skyrockets,
00:38:22.063 --> 00:38:22.262
right?
00:38:22.282 --> 00:38:26.065
You get much more nourishing food that's
00:38:26.085 --> 00:38:28.266
going to power your brain and power your
00:38:28.327 --> 00:38:30.349
body to a much brighter future,
00:38:30.449 --> 00:38:31.829
much healthier future.
00:38:32.769 --> 00:38:35.692
same thing happens with with ai we talked
00:38:35.711 --> 00:38:37.733
about or or getting out of the medical
00:38:37.793 --> 00:38:40.014
system growing a lot of your own medicine
00:38:41.096 --> 00:38:42.597
and you know we've talked about things
00:38:42.617 --> 00:38:45.599
like using a simple ultrasonic cleaner to
00:38:45.699 --> 00:38:48.740
extract the medicine out of common herbs
00:38:48.760 --> 00:38:51.083
that you grow right i mean for for
00:38:51.202 --> 00:38:53.043
less than fifty bucks you can have an
00:38:53.123 --> 00:38:55.204
herbal extraction system that's highly
00:38:55.266 --> 00:38:56.686
highly effective and they're called
00:38:56.726 --> 00:38:58.847
they're sold as like jewelry cleaners on
00:38:58.927 --> 00:39:00.168
amazon you know but
00:39:00.568 --> 00:39:02.731
you can put rosemary in there and you
00:39:02.771 --> 00:39:05.072
can extract rosmarinic acid which is a
00:39:05.253 --> 00:39:07.335
very potent anti-cancer and
00:39:07.394 --> 00:39:09.697
neuroprotective medicine and all you have
00:39:09.717 --> 00:39:11.938
to use is water or you could mix
00:39:11.978 --> 00:39:14.860
water and alcohol which is a little bit
00:39:14.920 --> 00:39:16.961
of a better solvent and you can get
00:39:17.103 --> 00:39:19.664
really potent medicine well why isn't that
00:39:20.768 --> 00:39:24.150
broadcast on every TV show or channel.
00:39:24.530 --> 00:39:26.351
Why isn't that taught by every doctor?
00:39:26.592 --> 00:39:28.793
Because they don't want you to know that.
00:39:29.273 --> 00:39:31.094
They want you to be beholden to the
00:39:31.135 --> 00:39:33.715
centralized system where you are a victim
00:39:33.835 --> 00:39:35.376
or you're a slave to the system.
00:39:35.697 --> 00:39:38.458
The medical system wants obedient human
00:39:38.699 --> 00:39:40.581
slaves to just do what we say,
00:39:40.800 --> 00:39:42.161
you know, take these pills,
00:39:42.181 --> 00:39:43.422
take these injections, whatever.
00:39:43.983 --> 00:39:45.302
And it turns out that's not in your
00:39:45.364 --> 00:39:45.784
interest.
00:39:46.184 --> 00:39:47.244
That is not in your interest.
00:39:47.804 --> 00:39:51.126
So what we teach at decentralized.tv is
00:39:51.567 --> 00:39:54.347
pro-human, it is pro-freedom,
00:39:55.068 --> 00:39:56.789
and it's for people who actually want to
00:39:56.849 --> 00:39:58.449
be the surviving remnant,
00:39:58.969 --> 00:40:02.632
no matter what happens with the plans for
00:40:02.831 --> 00:40:03.672
our planet.
00:40:04.172 --> 00:40:04.753
So there you go.
00:40:05.452 --> 00:40:07.034
Well, to that point, you know,
00:40:07.114 --> 00:40:07.693
it was Robert O.
00:40:07.733 --> 00:40:10.456
Becker that had basically exposed all the
00:40:10.476 --> 00:40:11.335
way back in the fifties.
00:40:11.356 --> 00:40:12.956
You can read his book, The Body Electric.
00:40:13.780 --> 00:40:15.021
we knew there was in fact there was
00:40:15.061 --> 00:40:16.561
a lady that back in the eighties got
00:40:16.581 --> 00:40:19.342
her phd exposing that the extremely low
00:40:19.382 --> 00:40:21.083
frequency radiation that's coming off of
00:40:21.224 --> 00:40:24.827
power lines power lines all the way back
00:40:24.867 --> 00:40:26.847
then was giving people cancer it was
00:40:26.867 --> 00:40:28.768
having all these negative effects and
00:40:28.789 --> 00:40:30.329
folks take it from me a thirty year
00:40:30.349 --> 00:40:33.032
journeyman electrician don't do this but
00:40:33.072 --> 00:40:35.572
you can if there are no effects then
00:40:35.612 --> 00:40:37.014
how is it i can go under any
00:40:37.054 --> 00:40:39.775
high voltage power line and if i put
00:40:39.815 --> 00:40:41.317
enough copper coils
00:40:42.335 --> 00:40:42.755
around,
00:40:43.115 --> 00:40:44.396
I won't say exactly how to do it.
00:40:44.536 --> 00:40:46.659
I can induce that voltage off that line
00:40:46.780 --> 00:40:48.201
and produce a hundred and twenty volts to
00:40:48.240 --> 00:40:48.942
run my house.
00:40:49.442 --> 00:40:50.483
If you ask me, I know,
00:40:51.083 --> 00:40:53.126
I know some old boys back in Oklahoma.
00:40:53.166 --> 00:40:53.827
There's farmers.
00:40:53.867 --> 00:40:56.510
If you see an old farm truck parked
00:40:56.590 --> 00:40:58.231
under, shouldn't even say this,
00:40:58.291 --> 00:40:59.713
but if you see it parked under some
00:40:59.733 --> 00:41:01.213
power lines in the middle of a farm
00:41:01.235 --> 00:41:01.474
field,
00:41:02.181 --> 00:41:03.103
There's a reason for it.
00:41:03.503 --> 00:41:04.505
And I'll bet you ten to one,
00:41:04.525 --> 00:41:06.128
they're probably inducing a voltage off
00:41:06.148 --> 00:41:08.431
that line and it's hidden inside that old
00:41:08.471 --> 00:41:10.514
truck or tractor that's broken down there
00:41:10.914 --> 00:41:11.856
and they're running their house.
00:41:11.956 --> 00:41:12.356
Anyway,
00:41:12.797 --> 00:41:15.762
they've known the deleterious effects
00:41:16.715 --> 00:41:17.916
on health all the way back to the
00:41:17.956 --> 00:41:19.478
fifties when Robert O Becker tried to make
00:41:19.518 --> 00:41:20.418
everybody aware of it.
00:41:20.938 --> 00:41:22.478
This is this guy that was growing back
00:41:22.579 --> 00:41:24.300
limbs on salad, not salamanders,
00:41:24.340 --> 00:41:26.601
but on people using some of the
00:41:26.621 --> 00:41:28.523
information twice nominated for a Nobel
00:41:28.543 --> 00:41:29.023
prize.
00:41:29.623 --> 00:41:31.764
And they stuffed his work in the garbage
00:41:31.804 --> 00:41:34.246
bin because it was basically proving that
00:41:34.425 --> 00:41:35.786
all of this stuff out there in the
00:41:35.806 --> 00:41:37.306
environment that we think is so wonderful
00:41:37.367 --> 00:41:37.748
for us.
00:41:38.347 --> 00:41:39.108
It actually isn't.
00:41:39.168 --> 00:41:40.688
And that's what the beauty is of
00:41:40.748 --> 00:41:42.550
decentralized TV is you're going to find
00:41:43.251 --> 00:41:45.371
antidotes to every single thing.
00:41:45.891 --> 00:41:48.293
Folks, I know you guys, and Todd,
00:41:48.333 --> 00:41:48.994
let me go over to you.
00:41:49.054 --> 00:41:50.514
I know you probably get some criticism
00:41:50.574 --> 00:41:54.536
because if it's like me, people say, well,
00:41:55.336 --> 00:41:56.898
you talk too much about dark things.
00:41:57.657 --> 00:41:59.059
You don't talk about the positive things.
00:41:59.099 --> 00:41:59.259
Well,
00:41:59.338 --> 00:42:01.780
I do because for every one bad thing
00:42:01.820 --> 00:42:02.681
going on in the world,
00:42:03.081 --> 00:42:04.802
I give you at least two solutions for
00:42:05.001 --> 00:42:07.244
everything if I have it.
00:42:08.501 --> 00:42:10.101
How do you deal with the detractors out
00:42:10.121 --> 00:42:10.461
there?
00:42:11.021 --> 00:42:12.563
Because almost certainly they exist that
00:42:12.623 --> 00:42:13.244
say, oh,
00:42:13.284 --> 00:42:15.445
you guys are too doom and gloom.
00:42:15.744 --> 00:42:17.244
I say you guys are in the reality
00:42:17.306 --> 00:42:17.445
realm.
00:42:17.465 --> 00:42:18.286
That's why I love you.
00:42:19.507 --> 00:42:21.327
How do you deal with those people that
00:42:21.367 --> 00:42:22.327
are out there saying, oh,
00:42:22.407 --> 00:42:23.327
I don't want to hear all the bad
00:42:23.367 --> 00:42:23.528
news.
00:42:23.588 --> 00:42:25.289
I just want to hear the wonderful things
00:42:25.369 --> 00:42:25.650
out there.
00:42:25.869 --> 00:42:26.369
What do you say?
00:42:27.449 --> 00:42:28.088
I don't know.
00:42:28.449 --> 00:42:30.471
I don't think we actually get that kind
00:42:30.510 --> 00:42:31.670
of feedback with our show.
00:42:31.931 --> 00:42:32.512
I really don't.
00:42:32.632 --> 00:42:34.592
I don't know what you think, Mike.
00:42:34.753 --> 00:42:35.954
I agree with you.
00:42:35.994 --> 00:42:38.554
Yeah, I don't hear that feedback at all.
00:42:39.155 --> 00:42:39.996
At all, right.
00:42:40.936 --> 00:42:43.538
Because we don't lead with feedback.
00:42:44.217 --> 00:42:47.280
fear right we'll educate people and we
00:42:47.320 --> 00:42:50.782
will uh shine the spotlight on certain
00:42:51.242 --> 00:42:54.224
centralized systems and we can talk about
00:42:54.324 --> 00:42:56.086
how let me just flip this on you
00:42:56.106 --> 00:42:59.548
a little bit billy um tell me this
00:42:59.809 --> 00:43:02.311
if you don't mind um you live near
00:43:02.471 --> 00:43:05.012
ashville correct don't hold it against me
00:43:05.896 --> 00:43:06.215
OK,
00:43:06.577 --> 00:43:08.438
so think about all of the people in
00:43:08.577 --> 00:43:09.079
Asheville.
00:43:09.639 --> 00:43:12.221
If this trucker strike happens on October
00:43:12.260 --> 00:43:15.923
first and let's fast forward two to three
00:43:15.963 --> 00:43:19.505
weeks, the grocery stores in Asheville,
00:43:20.047 --> 00:43:20.327
you know,
00:43:20.666 --> 00:43:23.489
people who are dependent upon that
00:43:23.630 --> 00:43:26.150
centralized food delivery system.
00:43:26.972 --> 00:43:29.333
What's going to happen to them and their
00:43:29.353 --> 00:43:31.896
families in comparison to Billy?
00:43:32.498 --> 00:43:34.699
How are you going to be two to
00:43:34.739 --> 00:43:38.023
three weeks after the truck stopped
00:43:38.083 --> 00:43:39.224
shipping food in there?
00:43:39.644 --> 00:43:41.806
Why don't you share with people how your
00:43:41.847 --> 00:43:43.047
family will handle that?
00:43:43.561 --> 00:43:43.740
Well,
00:43:43.800 --> 00:43:45.802
right here atop Billy's Jungle Palace of
00:43:45.862 --> 00:43:46.163
Love,
00:43:46.222 --> 00:43:47.885
I guarantee you things are going to go
00:43:48.065 --> 00:43:49.505
exactly like they did right after
00:43:49.525 --> 00:43:50.407
Hurricane Helene.
00:43:50.887 --> 00:43:52.489
When everybody was out there scurrying
00:43:52.608 --> 00:43:53.710
after this and that,
00:43:54.231 --> 00:43:56.231
waiting in long lines to go get cash
00:43:56.271 --> 00:43:58.434
from ATMs, waiting in long,
00:43:58.474 --> 00:44:00.896
long lines to get gas from gas stations
00:44:00.916 --> 00:44:01.777
that didn't even have it.
00:44:02.719 --> 00:44:04.199
I was back here and I was doing
00:44:04.239 --> 00:44:05.360
everything I could to help out my
00:44:05.400 --> 00:44:07.101
neighbors going out with chainsaws.
00:44:07.240 --> 00:44:08.661
I was able to be a blessing to
00:44:08.701 --> 00:44:11.061
people out there because I wasn't relying
00:44:11.101 --> 00:44:12.023
on any of that stuff.
00:44:12.742 --> 00:44:15.224
And because I've long lived this, I mean,
00:44:15.264 --> 00:44:17.385
I've been doing this for well over twenty
00:44:17.405 --> 00:44:18.065
five years.
00:44:18.704 --> 00:44:19.626
So when it happened,
00:44:19.746 --> 00:44:21.166
it was just a glitch in the radar.
00:44:21.706 --> 00:44:21.965
You know,
00:44:22.025 --> 00:44:24.206
we we have off grid means to power
00:44:24.286 --> 00:44:25.527
everything that we have over here.
00:44:25.588 --> 00:44:26.788
So it wasn't a big deal for us.
00:44:26.807 --> 00:44:27.728
But let me tell you what's going to
00:44:27.748 --> 00:44:28.068
happen.
00:44:28.829 --> 00:44:30.670
To all those hoopoe-headed marchies out
00:44:30.710 --> 00:44:33.010
there in Asheville right now, you know,
00:44:34.112 --> 00:44:35.572
they'll stand on the side of a road
00:44:36.413 --> 00:44:37.434
holding up signs.
00:44:37.893 --> 00:44:39.153
Nothing will change at first.
00:44:39.695 --> 00:44:41.596
But just like the book, one second after,
00:44:42.356 --> 00:44:44.036
thirty-six hours they'll be beating each
00:44:44.077 --> 00:44:46.097
other over the heads for the bought water
00:44:46.117 --> 00:44:47.179
bottles in their hands.
00:44:47.898 --> 00:44:49.119
Sadly, I mean, yeah,
00:44:49.179 --> 00:44:50.061
call it gloom and doom.
00:44:50.081 --> 00:44:51.221
I'm just talking reality.
00:44:51.902 --> 00:44:54.204
Everybody in that town, for the most part,
00:44:55.184 --> 00:44:57.445
is completely oblivious to what's about to
00:44:57.485 --> 00:44:59.347
befall the United States of amnesia.
00:44:59.867 --> 00:45:00.847
And they don't care to know.
00:45:01.349 --> 00:45:03.070
So those are definitely not the people in
00:45:03.110 --> 00:45:03.909
my demographic.
00:45:03.949 --> 00:45:05.291
Those are not the people I'm reaching out
00:45:05.311 --> 00:45:05.550
to.
00:45:06.032 --> 00:45:07.193
I think we share a lot of the
00:45:07.213 --> 00:45:07.813
same audience.
00:45:07.833 --> 00:45:09.875
And I would bet a dollar to donuts,
00:45:10.355 --> 00:45:11.675
after you guys are on here today,
00:45:11.896 --> 00:45:13.536
all of my audience is going to gravitate
00:45:13.577 --> 00:45:14.277
over to you guys.
00:45:14.998 --> 00:45:16.438
That's what I love about this thing is
00:45:16.458 --> 00:45:18.599
that we have this great exchange of ideas.
00:45:18.898 --> 00:45:19.838
Amazing synergy.
00:45:20.259 --> 00:45:22.199
The reason why I ask that question is
00:45:22.239 --> 00:45:24.340
you embody decentralization.
00:45:24.900 --> 00:45:25.260
Yes.
00:45:25.481 --> 00:45:27.721
So you are just a case study.
00:45:27.760 --> 00:45:30.222
And my question was about what happens
00:45:30.762 --> 00:45:33.302
when people are dependent on centralized
00:45:33.342 --> 00:45:36.764
food delivery versus decentralized food
00:45:36.824 --> 00:45:37.443
production.
00:45:38.083 --> 00:45:40.625
And if people can grasp that,
00:45:41.164 --> 00:45:42.364
then you'll get our show.
00:45:43.413 --> 00:45:43.972
Well, I'll tell you,
00:45:43.992 --> 00:45:45.213
I want to go right back to you
00:45:45.492 --> 00:45:46.534
regarding some of that, Todd,
00:45:46.574 --> 00:45:48.034
because both of you guys,
00:45:49.074 --> 00:45:49.793
I'll be honest with you.
00:45:49.813 --> 00:45:50.713
I'm not saying this to brag.
00:45:50.733 --> 00:45:53.375
I'm just saying it was a proud thing
00:45:53.394 --> 00:45:55.255
for me to feel as if I were
00:45:55.295 --> 00:45:57.494
the most decentralized farmer in all of
00:45:57.536 --> 00:45:58.036
this country.
00:45:58.775 --> 00:46:00.335
And then I was thinking, okay, well,
00:46:01.056 --> 00:46:01.295
you know,
00:46:01.335 --> 00:46:03.115
after I started listening and asking
00:46:03.155 --> 00:46:04.436
critical questions about myself,
00:46:04.456 --> 00:46:05.617
it brought me back to some of the
00:46:05.777 --> 00:46:06.996
topics you guys talked about.
00:46:07.577 --> 00:46:09.097
One of the areas where I was not
00:46:09.137 --> 00:46:11.197
decentralized was certainly my money.
00:46:12.259 --> 00:46:14.280
In so many different ways because of it,
00:46:14.722 --> 00:46:15.161
guys.
00:46:15.822 --> 00:46:17.244
You know, I'm like, okay, animals,
00:46:17.425 --> 00:46:18.286
decentralized.
00:46:18.746 --> 00:46:21.489
Health became decentralized.
00:46:21.509 --> 00:46:22.309
It wasn't initially,
00:46:22.349 --> 00:46:23.291
but I became that way.
00:46:23.831 --> 00:46:25.393
But where it came to my money,
00:46:25.954 --> 00:46:27.195
if we're looking at these things as a
00:46:27.255 --> 00:46:28.056
three-legged stool,
00:46:28.135 --> 00:46:29.518
it actually ought to be about more like
00:46:29.538 --> 00:46:30.458
a twenty-legged stool.
00:46:31.300 --> 00:46:32.280
Most people are going to say, well,
00:46:32.320 --> 00:46:33.081
what about my money?
00:46:33.762 --> 00:46:35.105
And that's where, because of you guys,
00:46:35.144 --> 00:46:35.786
because of Mike,
00:46:36.347 --> 00:46:38.110
and I went through your broker,
00:46:38.170 --> 00:46:39.791
I think it was Treasure Island at the
00:46:39.811 --> 00:46:39.952
time.
00:46:39.992 --> 00:46:41.014
I think it may be somebody else.
00:46:41.614 --> 00:46:41.914
Okay.
00:46:42.315 --> 00:46:43.777
Took a lot of those worthless dollars
00:46:43.818 --> 00:46:44.659
sitting in a bank.
00:46:45.420 --> 00:46:46.983
And I bought silver back when it was
00:46:47.023 --> 00:46:49.065
twenty three bucks an ounce.
00:46:49.806 --> 00:46:52.469
So I'm crapping in tall cotton on that
00:46:52.570 --> 00:46:52.731
end.
00:46:53.150 --> 00:46:54.992
But then also, Todd, on your end,
00:46:55.934 --> 00:46:57.536
you brought me you brought up another
00:46:57.556 --> 00:46:57.757
thing,
00:46:57.797 --> 00:46:59.659
but I was already on board with another
00:46:59.798 --> 00:47:00.780
person doing this thing.
00:47:00.800 --> 00:47:02.181
And that's your I'm not sure how
00:47:02.242 --> 00:47:03.704
comfortable you are talking about it.
00:47:04.425 --> 00:47:05.766
But OK, well,
00:47:05.867 --> 00:47:07.248
there's a whole lot of people out there
00:47:07.288 --> 00:47:09.391
that are doing jobs they hate.
00:47:09.954 --> 00:47:11.396
They're out there like I used to be
00:47:11.416 --> 00:47:12.577
when I was making a lot of money
00:47:12.617 --> 00:47:14.077
as an industrial electrician.
00:47:14.878 --> 00:47:15.518
Essentially,
00:47:15.778 --> 00:47:17.239
most of the people I worked with,
00:47:17.739 --> 00:47:19.021
when you get down to brass tacks,
00:47:19.041 --> 00:47:20.742
they're playing hide and seek for three
00:47:20.782 --> 00:47:21.463
grand a week.
00:47:21.983 --> 00:47:23.384
They're doing enough to keep from getting
00:47:23.423 --> 00:47:23.864
fired.
00:47:24.565 --> 00:47:25.704
And, you know,
00:47:25.945 --> 00:47:27.505
it works that way on both ends.
00:47:28.146 --> 00:47:29.907
But you have a way for a person
00:47:29.947 --> 00:47:31.588
to keep a whole lot more of that
00:47:31.628 --> 00:47:32.769
money into their pocket and
00:47:33.608 --> 00:47:34.670
Why don't we talk about that?
00:47:34.710 --> 00:47:35.871
I know we're coming to the shady end
00:47:35.891 --> 00:47:36.313
of this show,
00:47:36.353 --> 00:47:37.996
but there was no way I was not
00:47:38.016 --> 00:47:40.480
going to talk about money and how
00:47:40.500 --> 00:47:43.003
important you guys have been for me and
00:47:43.204 --> 00:47:44.726
almost certainly to the members in this
00:47:44.827 --> 00:47:45.086
audience.
00:47:45.228 --> 00:47:46.329
Why don't you talk to us about your
00:47:46.369 --> 00:47:47.711
five, seven, five echo?
00:47:48.715 --> 00:47:48.835
Well,
00:47:48.914 --> 00:47:52.199
let me let me rewind to what we
00:47:52.239 --> 00:47:54.661
discussed earlier when I made the decision
00:47:54.701 --> 00:47:56.163
to install a food forest.
00:47:57.264 --> 00:47:58.945
And, you know,
00:47:59.266 --> 00:48:02.409
it hit me then decentralization is not
00:48:02.509 --> 00:48:02.929
free.
00:48:03.731 --> 00:48:07.554
Many times there is a investment that you
00:48:07.594 --> 00:48:10.538
have to make to decentralize your lives.
00:48:11.097 --> 00:48:12.739
And so I'll never forget.
00:48:12.958 --> 00:48:13.239
And Mike,
00:48:13.278 --> 00:48:14.920
this was before I even ever talked to
00:48:14.940 --> 00:48:17.802
you about the unincorporated nonprofit
00:48:17.842 --> 00:48:18.563
associations.
00:48:18.603 --> 00:48:20.103
But it was at that point in time
00:48:20.443 --> 00:48:23.565
to when Jim and his team installed the
00:48:23.606 --> 00:48:24.226
food forest.
00:48:24.646 --> 00:48:26.188
And man, I had a fence built.
00:48:26.208 --> 00:48:27.449
They had to take out all of this
00:48:27.509 --> 00:48:28.088
grass.
00:48:28.108 --> 00:48:29.389
They had to dig a trench.
00:48:29.469 --> 00:48:31.530
I had four water catchment containers.
00:48:31.590 --> 00:48:32.492
So I did a lot.
00:48:32.952 --> 00:48:34.333
But at the end of the day,
00:48:34.373 --> 00:48:37.375
it was like thirty three,
00:48:37.474 --> 00:48:38.896
thirty four thousand dollars.
00:48:40.103 --> 00:48:41.043
And guess what?
00:48:42.403 --> 00:48:44.644
Since eight and a half years ago,
00:48:45.005 --> 00:48:48.126
I had a friend of mine tell me
00:48:48.166 --> 00:48:50.668
about an unincorporated nonprofit
00:48:50.708 --> 00:48:51.528
association.
00:48:52.318 --> 00:48:54.880
and a California established one.
00:48:55.380 --> 00:48:58.023
And what this does, it allows people,
00:48:58.182 --> 00:49:00.184
if you are a W-II earner,
00:49:00.284 --> 00:49:01.746
a ten-ninety-nine earner,
00:49:01.847 --> 00:49:03.568
if you operate an LLC,
00:49:03.907 --> 00:49:04.929
if you own property,
00:49:04.989 --> 00:49:06.231
if you trade in crypto,
00:49:06.590 --> 00:49:08.192
if you stack precious metals,
00:49:08.291 --> 00:49:09.333
if you have children,
00:49:10.213 --> 00:49:12.775
You got to go to my five seventy
00:49:12.795 --> 00:49:16.378
five e dot com and begin your journey.
00:49:16.639 --> 00:49:20.163
And that wasn't that wasn't available
00:49:20.302 --> 00:49:21.364
three years ago.
00:49:21.943 --> 00:49:24.967
But I just wanted to bookmark that so
00:49:25.007 --> 00:49:26.007
people can go to it.
00:49:26.068 --> 00:49:27.909
So they'll understand after the fact.
00:49:28.349 --> 00:49:31.472
But when I installed that food for us,
00:49:31.612 --> 00:49:32.132
it hit me.
00:49:32.552 --> 00:49:34.034
You know, I had had my.
00:49:35.275 --> 00:49:38.557
My unincorporated nonprofit association,
00:49:38.597 --> 00:49:40.759
which allows me to keep so much more
00:49:40.798 --> 00:49:43.061
of what I earn, protect what I have,
00:49:43.101 --> 00:49:45.041
and decrease my personal liability.
00:49:45.402 --> 00:49:47.362
When Nelson Rockefeller coined the phrase,
00:49:47.563 --> 00:49:49.085
own nothing, control everything,
00:49:49.425 --> 00:49:51.045
what do you think he's talking about?
00:49:51.226 --> 00:49:52.527
It's entities like this.
00:49:52.806 --> 00:49:55.248
But just like they don't teach nutrition
00:49:55.429 --> 00:49:56.650
in med school,
00:49:56.909 --> 00:49:59.791
they do not teach UNAs in accounting or
00:49:59.831 --> 00:50:00.391
law school.
00:50:00.512 --> 00:50:02.193
Nobody's going to bring this to you as
00:50:02.213 --> 00:50:03.094
a solution today.
00:50:03.273 --> 00:50:05.557
because it is off-grid finance.
00:50:05.617 --> 00:50:06.820
Just trust me on this.
00:50:07.179 --> 00:50:10.103
I've changed lots of people's lives over
00:50:10.123 --> 00:50:11.025
the last three years.
00:50:11.365 --> 00:50:12.367
But what I did,
00:50:12.527 --> 00:50:13.730
and I have a video of it,
00:50:14.210 --> 00:50:17.094
is because I had saved so much money
00:50:17.135 --> 00:50:18.516
the previous five years,
00:50:19.157 --> 00:50:21.018
through the tax advantages,
00:50:21.559 --> 00:50:22.701
every time I got a,
00:50:22.920 --> 00:50:24.442
I call it my bonus check from the
00:50:24.601 --> 00:50:26.844
IRS, I'd take five,
00:50:26.884 --> 00:50:28.485
ten thousand dollars and I'd put it in
00:50:28.525 --> 00:50:29.786
my home safe, right?
00:50:29.846 --> 00:50:30.947
The green crappy stuff.
00:50:31.507 --> 00:50:33.568
So I have a video to where when
00:50:33.628 --> 00:50:35.590
they told me the final bill of that
00:50:35.650 --> 00:50:36.451
installation,
00:50:38.612 --> 00:50:39.873
I went to my safe and I had
00:50:39.974 --> 00:50:42.094
thirty four thousand dollars in my hand
00:50:42.715 --> 00:50:44.876
and I have a video of me shaking
00:50:44.916 --> 00:50:45.898
his hand and I said,
00:50:46.097 --> 00:50:46.958
I gladly
00:50:47.690 --> 00:50:51.092
give you this green shitty cash for this
00:50:51.193 --> 00:50:54.375
wonderful food producing future of mine.
00:50:54.755 --> 00:50:57.797
So because I kept more of what I
00:50:57.938 --> 00:51:00.398
earn with this entity, right,
00:51:01.159 --> 00:51:03.460
I had the means to be able to
00:51:03.521 --> 00:51:05.282
invest in the food for us.
00:51:05.963 --> 00:51:08.364
And I have the means to be able
00:51:08.384 --> 00:51:10.626
to invest in precious metals.
00:51:11.306 --> 00:51:14.447
in private crypto etc so i just encourage
00:51:14.487 --> 00:51:16.827
people go to my five seventy five e
00:51:16.847 --> 00:51:19.268
dot com click on let's go and there's
00:51:19.427 --> 00:51:21.869
ninety minute free education video in
00:51:21.909 --> 00:51:24.268
there uh there's a downloadable pdf and
00:51:24.309 --> 00:51:26.849
then if people want to talk about their
00:51:26.929 --> 00:51:30.431
own operating realities i do make myself
00:51:30.471 --> 00:51:32.931
available for private one-on-one uh
00:51:32.951 --> 00:51:34.851
consultations it is a hundred and fifty
00:51:34.891 --> 00:51:35.711
dollars but
00:51:36.231 --> 00:51:38.833
Mike is the one that shared this with,
00:51:38.952 --> 00:51:41.273
is I used to offer the consults for
00:51:41.313 --> 00:51:41.612
free.
00:51:41.652 --> 00:51:43.074
Then people didn't show up.
00:51:43.594 --> 00:51:45.313
And Mike said, there's a remedy for that,
00:51:45.614 --> 00:51:45.954
Todd.
00:51:47.875 --> 00:51:50.195
And then deduct it off if people move
00:51:50.215 --> 00:51:50.956
forward with it.
00:51:51.376 --> 00:51:52.675
And that's what I do.
00:51:52.695 --> 00:51:53.916
And most people who have a private
00:51:53.936 --> 00:51:54.577
consultation,
00:51:54.597 --> 00:51:55.896
they do move forward with it.
00:51:56.356 --> 00:51:57.898
But yeah,
00:51:58.059 --> 00:52:00.300
decentralized finance is important.
00:52:00.840 --> 00:52:04.003
And that is a very, very powerful tool.
00:52:04.043 --> 00:52:06.266
But just one last thing with it.
00:52:06.365 --> 00:52:07.947
I've helped over seven hundred and fifty
00:52:07.967 --> 00:52:11.050
people over the last three years because
00:52:11.311 --> 00:52:14.753
after I paid for it with the that
00:52:14.793 --> 00:52:15.735
green shitty cash,
00:52:16.094 --> 00:52:17.476
that's when I went to Mike and I
00:52:17.496 --> 00:52:17.876
said, Mike,
00:52:17.976 --> 00:52:19.257
I want to I want to start talking
00:52:19.277 --> 00:52:19.778
about this.
00:52:20.668 --> 00:52:22.088
And Mike did what Mike does,
00:52:22.389 --> 00:52:24.030
and he did his own six weeks of
00:52:24.090 --> 00:52:27.231
due diligence before giving a blessing to
00:52:27.251 --> 00:52:28.110
be able to talk about it.
00:52:28.130 --> 00:52:28.831
But since then,
00:52:29.291 --> 00:52:30.452
seven hundred and fifty people.
00:52:30.472 --> 00:52:32.253
We have a private telegram group of six
00:52:32.273 --> 00:52:33.092
hundred and fifty people,
00:52:33.253 --> 00:52:34.634
amazing people in there.
00:52:34.974 --> 00:52:36.793
So I just encourage people to start your
00:52:36.833 --> 00:52:38.635
journey to see if we can help you
00:52:38.695 --> 00:52:40.094
keep more of what you want.
00:52:40.135 --> 00:52:41.536
But Billy, you know, I mean,
00:52:41.596 --> 00:52:43.516
we talk about solutions like Todd just
00:52:43.637 --> 00:52:44.177
laid out there,
00:52:44.217 --> 00:52:44.356
but
00:52:45.056 --> 00:52:47.038
I don't want your audience to think that
00:52:47.057 --> 00:52:48.679
we don't have fun too.
00:52:48.760 --> 00:52:49.980
And I love the way that you speak,
00:52:50.019 --> 00:52:50.280
Bill.
00:52:50.940 --> 00:52:52.121
You're like a poet.
00:52:52.181 --> 00:52:53.963
I mean, you're a spontaneous poet.
00:52:54.023 --> 00:52:54.923
I love the way you speak.
00:52:54.943 --> 00:52:56.445
And I've never heard that phrase crapping
00:52:56.485 --> 00:52:57.485
and tall cotton before,
00:52:57.525 --> 00:53:00.166
but that's a whole new fun one.
00:53:01.148 --> 00:53:01.788
In fact, we were,
00:53:02.748 --> 00:53:03.630
you might appreciate this.
00:53:04.110 --> 00:53:05.530
Todd and I were having fun before the
00:53:05.570 --> 00:53:05.811
show.
00:53:06.251 --> 00:53:07.572
And have you heard about that,
00:53:07.952 --> 00:53:09.353
the Middle Eastern port city called
00:53:09.373 --> 00:53:09.773
Djibouti?
00:53:11.331 --> 00:53:11.592
No,
00:53:11.612 --> 00:53:12.853
but it sounds like a country I want
00:53:12.873 --> 00:53:13.414
to go to.
00:53:13.793 --> 00:53:14.835
Yeah, it's called Djibouti.
00:53:14.994 --> 00:53:15.396
So, Todd,
00:53:16.516 --> 00:53:17.597
you want to hit me with that question?
00:53:17.998 --> 00:53:18.539
Yeah, Mike,
00:53:19.739 --> 00:53:22.581
I want you to use the Middle Eastern
00:53:22.722 --> 00:53:25.704
city Djibouti in a sentence.
00:53:25.724 --> 00:53:27.206
Okay, you ready, Billy?
00:53:28.126 --> 00:53:29.588
Okay, I'll do it after you.
00:53:29.648 --> 00:53:30.068
Go ahead.
00:53:30.289 --> 00:53:31.230
Okay.
00:53:31.250 --> 00:53:32.351
What you going to do with Djibouti?
00:53:37.021 --> 00:53:38.364
So that's my take.
00:53:38.384 --> 00:53:39.925
See, that's my...
00:53:39.985 --> 00:53:41.708
I don't mean any offense to people who
00:53:41.748 --> 00:53:42.230
live there,
00:53:42.610 --> 00:53:45.054
but when you have a city that ends
00:53:45.074 --> 00:53:45.596
with booty...
00:53:47.748 --> 00:53:48.809
You got to have fun with that.
00:53:48.949 --> 00:53:50.210
You know what I'm saying?
00:53:50.231 --> 00:53:50.530
You know,
00:53:50.610 --> 00:53:52.012
it's funny that you bring that up and
00:53:52.032 --> 00:53:54.134
my wife's going to be pissed because I
00:53:54.173 --> 00:53:54.693
said this.
00:53:55.255 --> 00:53:56.594
I mean, have you ever seen her?
00:53:57.235 --> 00:53:59.016
She's got more curves than a goat pass.
00:53:59.077 --> 00:53:59.297
I mean,
00:53:59.356 --> 00:54:01.978
she is built and she is in all
00:54:02.018 --> 00:54:03.019
kinds of good shape.
00:54:03.579 --> 00:54:04.481
And I said, honey, you know,
00:54:04.521 --> 00:54:05.402
my favorite country.
00:54:06.646 --> 00:54:09.447
And of course,
00:54:09.507 --> 00:54:11.349
she looks at me and I guarantee she's
00:54:11.389 --> 00:54:13.230
turning blue down there right now because
00:54:13.269 --> 00:54:14.389
I just told you guys this.
00:54:15.530 --> 00:54:17.831
But anyway, yeah,
00:54:18.092 --> 00:54:19.793
I kind of have my version of it.
00:54:19.873 --> 00:54:20.552
Man, I swear,
00:54:20.592 --> 00:54:22.193
I think we were all separated at birth,
00:54:22.253 --> 00:54:22.474
man.
00:54:22.494 --> 00:54:23.614
I think so.
00:54:24.295 --> 00:54:26.195
Yeah, I think your producer who said,
00:54:26.235 --> 00:54:26.356
yeah,
00:54:26.376 --> 00:54:28.036
I found somebody as crazy as you guys.
00:54:28.958 --> 00:54:30.759
That's why, folks, I'm telling you,
00:54:30.798 --> 00:54:34.862
you have got to listen to their podcast.
00:54:34.902 --> 00:54:35.121
I mean,
00:54:35.161 --> 00:54:36.643
you're going to learn so much in terms
00:54:36.663 --> 00:54:37.563
of money and everything else.
00:54:37.583 --> 00:54:39.164
But as we come to a close here,
00:54:39.184 --> 00:54:39.385
Mike,
00:54:39.405 --> 00:54:40.846
I got a couple more questions if we
00:54:40.865 --> 00:54:41.465
can swing in here.
00:54:41.505 --> 00:54:47.068
But every single Bitcoin maxi that's out
00:54:47.108 --> 00:54:47.289
there.
00:54:48.246 --> 00:54:50.728
It's like everybody in the preparedness
00:54:50.748 --> 00:54:50.969
field,
00:54:50.989 --> 00:54:52.190
when I used to run in those circles,
00:54:52.630 --> 00:54:53.731
they had half of everything.
00:54:54.472 --> 00:54:54.853
Essentially,
00:54:54.873 --> 00:54:56.094
it was like they got peanut butter,
00:54:56.153 --> 00:54:56.715
no jelly.
00:54:57.074 --> 00:54:58.315
Ham, no burger.
00:54:58.617 --> 00:55:00.498
They got money, no guns.
00:55:00.599 --> 00:55:02.179
They got guns, no food.
00:55:02.460 --> 00:55:03.782
They got half of everything out there.
00:55:03.902 --> 00:55:05.563
I have yet to find anybody in any
00:55:05.583 --> 00:55:07.646
kind of crypto out there who...
00:55:09.382 --> 00:55:10.983
does anything but that i'm like okay you
00:55:11.023 --> 00:55:13.025
got crypto and if i were a real
00:55:13.065 --> 00:55:14.905
sleazy kind of person when something jumps
00:55:15.045 --> 00:55:16.485
off or let's say like todd was talking
00:55:16.505 --> 00:55:19.148
about this trucker strikes turns into who
00:55:19.168 --> 00:55:21.728
knows what maybe mad max here you're going
00:55:21.748 --> 00:55:23.949
to wind out there in a very very
00:55:23.989 --> 00:55:26.030
bad way because all the crypto people
00:55:26.130 --> 00:55:29.152
don't have food you guys see this thing
00:55:29.193 --> 00:55:31.454
differently you got you got all of it
00:55:31.474 --> 00:55:33.695
together from what i can tell um
00:55:34.985 --> 00:55:36.246
I want to go back to the money
00:55:36.266 --> 00:55:37.347
thing to a certain extent.
00:55:37.387 --> 00:55:38.327
I don't even know where I was going
00:55:38.367 --> 00:55:38.608
with that,
00:55:38.628 --> 00:55:39.487
but I want to ask you about the
00:55:39.547 --> 00:55:41.048
silver.
00:55:41.289 --> 00:55:42.630
Because of both of you guys,
00:55:43.411 --> 00:55:45.152
I feel like I got the best of
00:55:45.231 --> 00:55:46.273
both worlds when it comes to
00:55:46.333 --> 00:55:47.853
decentralization of my money.
00:55:48.534 --> 00:55:51.675
Why would anybody consider silver or gold
00:55:51.976 --> 00:55:54.717
or platinum or whatever they might be into
00:55:54.777 --> 00:55:57.280
out there when all the Bitcoin maxis are
00:55:57.300 --> 00:55:58.440
saying all you need is Bitcoin?
00:55:59.942 --> 00:56:00.961
Well, yeah.
00:56:01.001 --> 00:56:03.063
So gold and silver...
00:56:03.592 --> 00:56:04.693
Did we build Bitcoin?
00:56:04.713 --> 00:56:07.193
I can't remember.
00:56:07.233 --> 00:56:09.074
Gold and silver, I mean,
00:56:09.094 --> 00:56:10.856
gold is mentioned hundreds of times in the
00:56:10.916 --> 00:56:11.996
Old Testament.
00:56:12.016 --> 00:56:14.677
It's been around longer than any current
00:56:14.737 --> 00:56:17.018
human civilization or nation.
00:56:17.639 --> 00:56:18.480
And it's immutable.
00:56:18.519 --> 00:56:19.900
It's on the table of elements, right?
00:56:21.360 --> 00:56:22.101
And you can touch it.
00:56:22.282 --> 00:56:23.943
And you don't need a password to touch
00:56:23.983 --> 00:56:24.402
your gold.
00:56:24.463 --> 00:56:25.643
You don't need to log in.
00:56:26.023 --> 00:56:28.065
And it doesn't require an internet to
00:56:28.144 --> 00:56:30.806
function with a consensus distributed
00:56:30.885 --> 00:56:31.806
ledger blockchain.
00:56:32.407 --> 00:56:34.527
So Bitcoin has its place,
00:56:34.688 --> 00:56:36.829
although I'm an advocate of privacy coins
00:56:37.548 --> 00:56:40.090
much more than the open ledger of Bitcoin.
00:56:40.610 --> 00:56:42.050
I'm a fan of Monero, for example.
00:56:42.391 --> 00:56:45.351
But gold and silver will always be here.
00:56:45.371 --> 00:56:47.092
They will always have value because of the
00:56:47.132 --> 00:56:47.793
physics of it.
00:56:48.492 --> 00:56:49.494
Silver, in particular,
00:56:49.534 --> 00:56:51.153
has all these industrial value.
00:56:51.213 --> 00:56:52.815
It's more of an industrial metal than a
00:56:52.875 --> 00:56:53.635
monetary metal,
00:56:54.335 --> 00:56:56.835
but it's been used historically for trade
00:56:56.856 --> 00:56:57.456
and barter as well.
00:56:58.416 --> 00:57:00.518
i say if people ask me today like
00:57:00.557 --> 00:57:01.659
what would you buy to get out of
00:57:01.679 --> 00:57:05.481
dollars i would say crypto gold and silver
00:57:06.400 --> 00:57:08.561
like that that's i think that's the the
00:57:08.601 --> 00:57:10.202
trifecta right there crypto gold and
00:57:10.222 --> 00:57:14.045
silver and and what crypto you know todd
00:57:14.065 --> 00:57:15.746
could give you five hours on that answer
00:57:15.865 --> 00:57:18.067
you know right there's a lot of things
00:57:18.086 --> 00:57:21.288
to consider but the simple version is you
00:57:21.307 --> 00:57:22.929
know private crypto if you don't want
00:57:24.150 --> 00:57:26.210
government spying on you that's that's the
00:57:26.231 --> 00:57:26.771
simple answer
00:57:27.371 --> 00:57:27.711
Right on.
00:57:28.371 --> 00:57:30.092
Before I get into the last question here,
00:57:30.353 --> 00:57:31.873
I got a little joke of my own.
00:57:32.434 --> 00:57:33.574
Okay, Mike, Todd,
00:57:34.335 --> 00:57:36.135
what do you think President Donald Trump's
00:57:36.175 --> 00:57:37.356
favorite state is?
00:57:38.235 --> 00:57:39.677
Can you guess what his favorite state
00:57:39.717 --> 00:57:41.157
might be?
00:57:41.237 --> 00:57:42.217
State of confusion?
00:57:43.206 --> 00:57:46.668
There's that.
00:57:46.688 --> 00:57:50.190
I'm going to say Idaho for Israel.
00:57:50.931 --> 00:57:51.371
Idaho.
00:57:51.731 --> 00:57:53.311
Because Idaho for Israel.
00:57:53.452 --> 00:57:56.713
Anyway, I had to do it.
00:57:56.773 --> 00:57:58.715
Apologies to the Idahoans.
00:57:59.195 --> 00:57:59.536
Yes.
00:57:59.896 --> 00:58:00.695
That's the correct term.
00:58:00.735 --> 00:58:04.358
Not Idaho's, by the way.
00:58:04.478 --> 00:58:05.318
Idahoans.
00:58:06.139 --> 00:58:07.360
I want to get it all in there.
00:58:07.860 --> 00:58:09.360
I want to share something with you guys.
00:58:09.501 --> 00:58:10.202
You see that there.
00:58:11.492 --> 00:58:12.313
A hundred dollar bill.
00:58:12.552 --> 00:58:12.853
Okay.
00:58:13.673 --> 00:58:15.655
So I just want to share with you
00:58:17.275 --> 00:58:19.076
what I think I help teach people.
00:58:19.255 --> 00:58:19.675
Okay.
00:58:20.476 --> 00:58:22.536
Is when you keep more of you,
00:58:22.577 --> 00:58:23.356
what you earn,
00:58:23.476 --> 00:58:25.858
you're stretching your money, right?
00:58:25.938 --> 00:58:26.458
Absolutely.
00:58:26.978 --> 00:58:28.338
And, and I just want to.
00:58:34.121 --> 00:58:34.902
Whoa.
00:58:35.461 --> 00:58:37.762
Tell you guys, this is,
00:58:37.882 --> 00:58:39.443
this is what's possible when you
00:58:39.483 --> 00:58:40.923
decentralize your life.
00:58:43.070 --> 00:58:44.070
I haven't seen paper that big since I
00:58:44.110 --> 00:58:45.532
used to use a roadmap.
00:58:45.911 --> 00:58:46.132
Mike,
00:58:46.231 --> 00:58:47.693
I was going to use that in our
00:58:47.733 --> 00:58:48.614
next after party.
00:58:50.135 --> 00:58:52.117
I want to share one quick story because
00:58:52.157 --> 00:58:54.318
when people watch decentralized TV,
00:58:55.119 --> 00:58:58.121
we interview our guests and then we take
00:58:58.141 --> 00:58:58.621
a break.
00:58:59.083 --> 00:59:00.664
We say goodbye to the guests and then
00:59:00.724 --> 00:59:02.344
Mike come back for what we call the
00:59:02.425 --> 00:59:02.965
after party.
00:59:03.530 --> 00:59:04.851
where we talk about the guest,
00:59:04.891 --> 00:59:06.132
we talk about the interview,
00:59:06.552 --> 00:59:07.853
and we just kind of go off the
00:59:07.893 --> 00:59:08.313
rails.
00:59:08.793 --> 00:59:11.536
And I know this gentleman won't mind me
00:59:11.597 --> 00:59:13.038
saying this, but I don't know,
00:59:13.358 --> 00:59:15.500
have you heard of Billy Gibbons?
00:59:16.019 --> 00:59:16.501
Oh, yeah.
00:59:16.701 --> 00:59:17.280
Yeah.
00:59:17.300 --> 00:59:19.782
Guitarist for ZZ Top.
00:59:19.844 --> 00:59:20.423
ZZ Top.
00:59:20.724 --> 00:59:21.364
ZZ Top.
00:59:21.385 --> 00:59:22.885
Well, can you imagine one day,
00:59:22.905 --> 00:59:23.967
it's a Saturday morning,
00:59:24.586 --> 00:59:27.929
and I see that I have a consultation,
00:59:27.969 --> 00:59:30.072
a private consultation with Billy Gibbons,
00:59:30.231 --> 00:59:31.233
nine thirty a.m.
00:59:31.313 --> 00:59:32.034
Saturday morning.
00:59:32.773 --> 00:59:36.094
And could you imagine launching a Zoom
00:59:36.114 --> 00:59:38.655
call and seeing ZZ Top right there?
00:59:39.275 --> 00:59:40.996
And that's exactly what happened.
00:59:41.416 --> 00:59:43.717
He loves him some Mike Adams.
00:59:44.177 --> 00:59:47.358
And he told me, whenever when I'm touring,
00:59:47.398 --> 00:59:48.757
he said, I never miss a show.
00:59:48.797 --> 00:59:50.119
And then he got introduced to
00:59:50.159 --> 00:59:51.099
decentralized TV.
00:59:51.686 --> 00:59:54.150
And this was so funny because he said
00:59:54.510 --> 00:59:57.052
right at the beginning, he goes, Todd,
00:59:57.873 --> 00:59:59.496
I need to share something with you.
01:00:00.416 --> 01:00:04.240
And you may think way less of me,
01:00:04.300 --> 01:00:07.744
but when I watch decentralized TV,
01:00:07.764 --> 01:00:09.827
I just go right to the after party.
01:00:13.510 --> 01:00:14.809
And he said, of course,
01:00:14.889 --> 01:00:18.971
I go and watch the guest afterwards.
01:00:19.010 --> 01:00:20.090
But I just thought it was funny.
01:00:20.130 --> 01:00:23.092
So if ZZ Top digs our after parties,
01:00:23.172 --> 01:00:24.711
man, I invite you all.
01:00:24.871 --> 01:00:25.911
Come join us, please.
01:00:27.652 --> 01:00:28.512
Well, I mean,
01:00:28.572 --> 01:00:29.713
this has been a joy to have you
01:00:29.753 --> 01:00:30.552
guys on here.
01:00:31.472 --> 01:00:31.873
Yeah, big,
01:00:31.913 --> 01:00:34.094
big ZZ Top fan back in the day.
01:00:34.434 --> 01:00:36.634
Man, I'd sure love to meet Billy Gibbons.
01:00:37.074 --> 01:00:39.434
And the song La Grange was written about
01:00:39.474 --> 01:00:41.114
the town right down the road from where
01:00:41.235 --> 01:00:42.295
I am right now.
01:00:42.556 --> 01:00:43.438
What a great song.
01:00:43.617 --> 01:00:45.760
Oh, yeah.
01:00:46.663 --> 01:00:48.063
That's about LaGrange, Texas.
01:00:48.905 --> 01:00:50.327
That was a jam back in the day.
01:00:52.389 --> 01:00:53.711
I've had you guys for, I'm sorry,
01:00:53.731 --> 01:00:54.293
go ahead, Todd.
01:00:54.853 --> 01:00:55.594
It still is.
01:00:55.634 --> 01:00:57.777
He's seventy five years old and he still
01:00:57.817 --> 01:00:58.958
tours like crazy.
01:00:59.898 --> 01:01:00.097
Yep.
01:01:00.338 --> 01:01:01.159
Yeah, those guys.
01:01:01.480 --> 01:01:03.202
But he hasn't been to Djibouti yet.
01:01:03.382 --> 01:01:05.184
No.
01:01:05.344 --> 01:01:06.005
Oh, thanks, Mike.
01:01:06.025 --> 01:01:07.065
Still on the list.
01:01:07.106 --> 01:01:08.307
You know, thanks a whole lot, Mike,
01:01:08.327 --> 01:01:10.650
because now I'm about to eat large
01:01:10.690 --> 01:01:13.393
quantities of caca right now because I
01:01:13.414 --> 01:01:15.115
told everybody, and now she's like,
01:01:15.195 --> 01:01:16.476
everybody's going to be looking at my
01:01:16.496 --> 01:01:16.978
Djibouti.
01:01:17.478 --> 01:01:20.280
i can hear it right now um she
01:01:20.300 --> 01:01:25.525
doesn't have dia booties about diabetes we
01:01:25.545 --> 01:01:28.228
did a song called dia booties yeah so
01:01:28.807 --> 01:01:31.271
but that yeah that won't affect you
01:01:31.291 --> 01:01:32.711
because you're eating all homegrown
01:01:32.811 --> 01:01:35.614
healthy food no processed garbage out
01:01:35.655 --> 01:01:35.835
there
01:01:36.317 --> 01:01:38.438
No, I mean, that's really – honestly,
01:01:38.777 --> 01:01:40.398
there's so much I got to be thankful
01:01:40.458 --> 01:01:41.079
for, I mean,
01:01:41.119 --> 01:01:42.239
especially from coming across.
01:01:42.260 --> 01:01:42.380
I mean,
01:01:42.400 --> 01:01:43.780
there's a lot of – you know,
01:01:43.820 --> 01:01:45.501
there's entertainment podcasts out there,
01:01:45.521 --> 01:01:46.621
but I love how you guys are a
01:01:46.681 --> 01:01:47.601
party with a purpose.
01:01:47.661 --> 01:01:49.282
I mean, you make it fun.
01:01:49.762 --> 01:01:51.943
Even when you deliver some awful news,
01:01:52.525 --> 01:01:54.105
you still find a way to be able
01:01:54.144 --> 01:01:55.807
to –
01:01:55.626 --> 01:01:56.947
package it in such a way, I think,
01:01:56.987 --> 01:01:58.489
that makes it a little more digestible.
01:01:59.108 --> 01:02:01.652
Maybe that's the reason why I try to
01:02:01.692 --> 01:02:02.411
do the same thing,
01:02:02.452 --> 01:02:04.014
but maybe to a lesser extent than you
01:02:04.054 --> 01:02:04.393
guys.
01:02:05.074 --> 01:02:07.556
It's just so many people are just not
01:02:07.617 --> 01:02:09.117
wanting to hear a lot of this information.
01:02:09.237 --> 01:02:10.119
But, folks,
01:02:10.579 --> 01:02:11.840
I don't care whether you're homeschoolers
01:02:11.900 --> 01:02:12.240
out there.
01:02:12.360 --> 01:02:13.802
I don't care if you are...
01:02:15.072 --> 01:02:16.534
If you're living in a one-room apartment,
01:02:16.554 --> 01:02:17.454
we've talked about it before,
01:02:17.474 --> 01:02:18.815
you can grow food everywhere.
01:02:18.835 --> 01:02:20.934
You can get decentralized everywhere to
01:02:20.974 --> 01:02:22.076
the extent that you're able.
01:02:22.815 --> 01:02:24.976
And these guys are an absolute must.
01:02:25.016 --> 01:02:28.257
And your podcast listening in what you're
01:02:28.297 --> 01:02:30.458
buying, I mean, it is so,
01:02:30.739 --> 01:02:31.898
so valuable out there.
01:02:31.938 --> 01:02:33.300
And I put my money where my mouth
01:02:33.380 --> 01:02:35.179
is, whether it's buying the silver,
01:02:35.239 --> 01:02:38.041
whether it's what we do with our tax
01:02:38.061 --> 01:02:38.501
structures,
01:02:38.541 --> 01:02:40.581
or whether it's the products I buy.
01:02:41.242 --> 01:02:41.922
We just had this
01:02:42.663 --> 01:02:45.164
scandal the other day where we found out
01:02:45.184 --> 01:02:47.106
that all these companies that i was buying
01:02:47.146 --> 01:02:49.807
from where they weren't actually using
01:02:49.847 --> 01:02:53.190
olive oil i mean avocado oil oh yeah
01:02:53.210 --> 01:02:55.130
they're using a bunch of garbage out there
01:02:55.251 --> 01:02:57.012
and the only one to even address that
01:02:57.032 --> 01:02:59.233
was the guy from azure standard who wasn't
01:02:59.253 --> 01:03:01.514
even mixed up in the scandal not one
01:03:01.554 --> 01:03:03.416
of those companies provided a statement
01:03:03.456 --> 01:03:06.217
except for mark sisson and basically his
01:03:06.237 --> 01:03:09.000
statement was we didn't do it um that
01:03:09.019 --> 01:03:10.880
was the avocado oil scandal right
01:03:11.494 --> 01:03:12.175
Absolutely.
01:03:12.195 --> 01:03:13.596
And that's what I love about the stuff
01:03:13.615 --> 01:03:15.896
you sell is that if it ain't legit,
01:03:15.936 --> 01:03:16.998
you're going to send it on the first
01:03:17.038 --> 01:03:18.860
thing smoking back to where it came from.
01:03:19.260 --> 01:03:20.161
Yeah, we've done that.
01:03:20.201 --> 01:03:23.003
Provide that kind of assurance to me for
01:03:23.063 --> 01:03:24.623
somebody who is trying to escape.
01:03:24.664 --> 01:03:26.644
I mean, like Steve Quayle always says,
01:03:26.684 --> 01:03:28.126
shot in the arm, shot in the head.
01:03:28.166 --> 01:03:29.547
Either way, you're going to wind up dead.
01:03:30.547 --> 01:03:31.648
When they're dropping this stuff from the
01:03:31.688 --> 01:03:32.768
sky, it's in your water,
01:03:32.809 --> 01:03:33.989
it's in the air you breathe.
01:03:34.429 --> 01:03:36.811
I need to do everything possible to
01:03:37.112 --> 01:03:38.532
eliminate the things I can do,
01:03:38.552 --> 01:03:39.914
and that's a lot of where your products
01:03:39.954 --> 01:03:40.293
come in.
01:03:40.733 --> 01:03:41.835
So, Mike, if you would,
01:03:41.894 --> 01:03:43.976
tell everybody anything you want,
01:03:44.016 --> 01:03:45.637
but tell them where they can find you,
01:03:45.657 --> 01:03:46.836
where they can find your products,
01:03:46.876 --> 01:03:48.838
where they can find your AI,
01:03:48.938 --> 01:03:49.699
all that stuff,
01:03:49.739 --> 01:03:50.840
and then we'll kick it on over to
01:03:50.880 --> 01:03:51.139
Todd.
01:03:51.679 --> 01:03:52.061
Okay.
01:03:52.121 --> 01:03:52.860
Well, real simple.
01:03:53.340 --> 01:03:56.123
The free AI engines are brightanswers.ai
01:03:56.483 --> 01:03:57.664
and brightlearn.ai.
01:03:57.965 --> 01:03:59.806
And if you want to follow my articles,
01:04:00.266 --> 01:04:01.867
I'm at naturalnews.com.
01:04:01.887 --> 01:04:03.148
A couple articles every day.
01:04:03.668 --> 01:04:04.690
And then my videos,
01:04:05.210 --> 01:04:07.132
in addition to decentralized.tv,
01:04:07.452 --> 01:04:09.673
I'm at brightvideos.com.
01:04:10.233 --> 01:04:11.594
So that's how you can find me.
01:04:11.695 --> 01:04:12.135
And of course,
01:04:12.856 --> 01:04:14.418
But I strongly encourage you to watch our
01:04:14.438 --> 01:04:16.699
show, Decentralize.TV.
01:04:17.440 --> 01:04:18.561
Every episode, like Todd said,
01:04:18.601 --> 01:04:19.202
is evergreen.
01:04:19.603 --> 01:04:22.385
And they're always informative and they
01:04:22.405 --> 01:04:23.447
will continue to be that way.
01:04:23.907 --> 01:04:25.048
So thank you, Billy.
01:04:25.750 --> 01:04:26.150
Right on.
01:04:26.210 --> 01:04:27.490
Todd, where can they find you?
01:04:27.590 --> 01:04:28.411
And, you know,
01:04:28.452 --> 01:04:29.653
you got to put a capper on that
01:04:29.873 --> 01:04:30.894
five, seven, five.
01:04:31.501 --> 01:04:32.684
Yeah, well, first of all,
01:04:32.764 --> 01:04:35.186
I want to tell people that if I'm
01:04:35.226 --> 01:04:37.690
you and I want to, you know,
01:04:37.809 --> 01:04:40.132
Mike is so prolific with his content
01:04:40.954 --> 01:04:41.614
creation.
01:04:42.255 --> 01:04:44.659
I really highly encourage people to go to
01:04:44.719 --> 01:04:46.681
Telegram and follow Mike.
01:04:47.403 --> 01:04:49.284
Real Health Ranger.
01:04:50.045 --> 01:04:52.425
That is where that is this repository of
01:04:52.485 --> 01:04:53.947
everything that he creates.
01:04:53.987 --> 01:04:55.887
It's kind of a one go-to place.
01:04:56.286 --> 01:04:58.047
And then you can click links that'll take
01:04:58.068 --> 01:04:58.688
it to everything.
01:04:59.889 --> 01:05:02.650
That's my cheat sheet anyway, guys.
01:05:02.670 --> 01:05:05.331
The other, of course, decentralized.tv.
01:05:05.771 --> 01:05:08.452
And then my five seventy five e dot
01:05:08.492 --> 01:05:10.652
com is where you can begin just becoming
01:05:10.833 --> 01:05:13.173
educated about this relatively
01:05:13.434 --> 01:05:14.813
undiscovered, very,
01:05:14.853 --> 01:05:16.335
very powerful technology.
01:05:17.094 --> 01:05:20.416
decentralized finance structure.
01:05:20.496 --> 01:05:21.655
Man, that's what I'm talking about.
01:05:21.695 --> 01:05:22.976
I want to thank these guys for coming
01:05:23.056 --> 01:05:23.436
on today,
01:05:23.456 --> 01:05:24.797
and I want to thank everybody for checking
01:05:24.876 --> 01:05:25.257
us out.
01:05:25.436 --> 01:05:26.418
You know, we live,
01:05:26.697 --> 01:05:28.358
and I've been saying this as of late,
01:05:29.057 --> 01:05:30.639
you know, at the beginning of Richard III,
01:05:31.119 --> 01:05:31.998
Shakespeare writes,
01:05:32.438 --> 01:05:34.119
now is the winter of our discontent.
01:05:34.996 --> 01:05:37.159
Well, look at where we're going, folks.
01:05:37.179 --> 01:05:38.041
I think we're heading there.
01:05:38.420 --> 01:05:39.762
These guys got solutions.
01:05:40.143 --> 01:05:41.164
So go check them out.
01:05:41.244 --> 01:05:44.447
Until next time, stay alert, stay live.
01:05:59.996 --> 01:06:02.820
Listen to the earth, they've got us.
01:06:02.840 --> 01:06:05.505
The last seeds of the shame.
01:06:05.985 --> 01:06:07.527
Watch the world spin.
01:06:07.969 --> 01:06:09.490
From the smallest sprout,
01:06:09.751 --> 01:06:11.434
the harmony begins.
01:06:11.773 --> 01:06:13.155
In the cycle of life.
00:00:07.403 --> 00:00:10.407
I'm a coach that flows like sweet springs.
00:00:10.686 --> 00:00:13.349
I'm the daddy with the know-how seat.
00:00:15.051 --> 00:00:18.554
Bringing the world like it's meant to be.
00:00:19.096 --> 00:00:22.719
I'm a coach, a P-I-O-V, I'm the king.
00:00:23.138 --> 00:00:27.123
Back to loving everything.
00:00:27.143 --> 00:00:29.966
Bringing change, making it last.
00:00:35.100 --> 00:00:38.322
welcome to episode of the permaculture
00:00:38.362 --> 00:00:40.704
pimp cast where pimp stands for
00:00:40.783 --> 00:00:43.865
permaculture is my passion the only pimp
00:00:43.905 --> 00:00:46.247
cast on this earth that discusses
00:00:46.328 --> 00:00:48.890
permaculture preparedness practical living
00:00:48.950 --> 00:00:50.651
and sometimes prostitutes
00:00:57.545 --> 00:00:58.405
Oh, yeah.
00:00:58.426 --> 00:00:58.625
Folks,
00:00:59.006 --> 00:01:01.048
I am excited today because I got a
00:01:01.109 --> 00:01:02.651
couple of heroes in the house and they
00:01:02.691 --> 00:01:04.033
don't always wear capes.
00:01:04.674 --> 00:01:07.876
They do, in fact, wear jackets, you know,
00:01:07.917 --> 00:01:09.478
which is, you know,
00:01:09.498 --> 00:01:11.221
is making me think I got to upgrade
00:01:11.240 --> 00:01:12.283
my game around here.
00:01:12.362 --> 00:01:14.084
I'm wearing these blue light blockers and
00:01:14.105 --> 00:01:14.706
a T-shirt.
00:01:15.225 --> 00:01:16.325
and look like i ought to be shot
00:01:16.406 --> 00:01:17.706
out of a cannon right now and these
00:01:17.746 --> 00:01:18.966
guys look like they're ready to do
00:01:19.027 --> 00:01:21.248
business so um yeah i'm just going to
00:01:21.268 --> 00:01:22.927
handle all the housekeeping up front folks
00:01:23.028 --> 00:01:24.769
so we don't have to interrupt our guests
00:01:25.308 --> 00:01:27.209
all right this episode brought to you by
00:01:27.269 --> 00:01:29.090
my chronic silver that's gonna and i'm
00:01:29.250 --> 00:01:30.730
when i say chronic i ain't talking about
00:01:30.771 --> 00:01:33.231
the snoop dogg's first album i'm talking
00:01:33.292 --> 00:01:34.251
my chronic silver
00:01:35.111 --> 00:01:36.751
And you can get ten percent off with
00:01:36.792 --> 00:01:37.953
promo code PERMA.
00:01:38.453 --> 00:01:39.793
If you want some of these ball and
00:01:39.813 --> 00:01:41.694
blue light blockers that I got on right
00:01:41.733 --> 00:01:44.054
now, go to Bond Charge, not B-O-N-D,
00:01:44.093 --> 00:01:45.194
B-O-N Charge.
00:01:45.775 --> 00:01:48.155
Fifteen percent off with promo code PERMA.
00:01:48.295 --> 00:01:49.256
And then finally,
00:01:49.936 --> 00:01:52.156
Food for Health Fifteen is going to get
00:01:52.176 --> 00:01:54.897
you fifteen percent off any new orders
00:01:55.137 --> 00:01:56.477
over at Azure Standard.
00:01:56.998 --> 00:01:57.778
So, folks, I mean,
00:01:57.798 --> 00:01:59.558
you might want to be thinking about all
00:01:59.617 --> 00:02:01.239
the different ways out there in which you
00:02:01.259 --> 00:02:02.218
can get clean food.
00:02:02.879 --> 00:02:03.980
And we're going to talk about some of
00:02:04.000 --> 00:02:06.760
them today because I got none other than
00:02:06.820 --> 00:02:09.643
Mike Adams and Todd Pitner from the,
00:02:10.643 --> 00:02:12.424
I'm sorry, man, the decentralized,
00:02:12.865 --> 00:02:13.344
doggone it,
00:02:13.365 --> 00:02:14.485
I'm over here messing this thing up,
00:02:14.525 --> 00:02:17.986
big decentralized TV podcast.
00:02:18.187 --> 00:02:19.627
And these guys are big,
00:02:19.647 --> 00:02:21.669
big heroes of mine and a number of
00:02:21.709 --> 00:02:22.330
others out there.
00:02:23.550 --> 00:02:24.510
Welcome aboard, guys.
00:02:24.550 --> 00:02:25.270
Glad to see you.
00:02:26.231 --> 00:02:27.151
Awesome to join you, Billy.
00:02:27.772 --> 00:02:28.112
Thank you.
00:02:28.133 --> 00:02:28.693
Honored to be here.
00:02:29.193 --> 00:02:29.514
Yes.
00:02:30.813 --> 00:02:32.756
Well, we got one massive audience,
00:02:32.955 --> 00:02:34.497
and I think they ought to know about
00:02:34.518 --> 00:02:35.438
you guys in a big way.
00:02:35.459 --> 00:02:37.419
It's not for lack of me talking about
00:02:37.460 --> 00:02:38.861
you, that's for sure.
00:02:39.002 --> 00:02:40.423
But, you know,
00:02:40.443 --> 00:02:41.524
I was going to actually come in here.
00:02:41.563 --> 00:02:43.105
I'll start off with Mike, of course.
00:02:43.687 --> 00:02:44.486
I was going to come in here with
00:02:44.507 --> 00:02:46.028
a little show and tell of all the
00:02:46.049 --> 00:02:48.912
things that I buy from the Health Ranger,
00:02:48.951 --> 00:02:49.231
folks.
00:02:49.312 --> 00:02:50.693
And the reason why I'm talking about it,
00:02:51.394 --> 00:02:52.955
when my wife and I decided, hey,
00:02:52.975 --> 00:02:54.176
we're going to get rid of all the
00:02:54.217 --> 00:02:55.038
junk in this house.
00:02:55.578 --> 00:02:56.098
We're going to...
00:02:56.699 --> 00:02:58.439
Anything that's got any weird chemicals
00:02:58.460 --> 00:02:59.341
that we can't pronounce,
00:02:59.461 --> 00:03:00.260
any of that stuff,
00:03:00.722 --> 00:03:02.242
it is on the first thing smoking out
00:03:02.282 --> 00:03:02.782
that door.
00:03:03.563 --> 00:03:05.784
Well, piece by piece,
00:03:06.105 --> 00:03:07.045
that can seem like a very,
00:03:07.086 --> 00:03:08.586
very big task for people.
00:03:09.068 --> 00:03:10.429
So I would advise you to start with
00:03:10.549 --> 00:03:12.389
one room, replace everything in there,
00:03:12.469 --> 00:03:13.631
and go and go and go on.
00:03:13.670 --> 00:03:14.151
So Mike...
00:03:15.072 --> 00:03:16.813
First thing we started with was a laundry
00:03:16.834 --> 00:03:17.033
room,
00:03:17.054 --> 00:03:18.074
and I talked about it when I was
00:03:18.115 --> 00:03:18.936
on you guys' show.
00:03:19.675 --> 00:03:21.298
But just a short list of the things
00:03:21.397 --> 00:03:22.038
I have right here,
00:03:22.057 --> 00:03:22.899
and I got it written down.
00:03:22.979 --> 00:03:25.300
We got soap, dishwasher soap,
00:03:25.542 --> 00:03:28.623
laundry soap, natto kinase, shampoo,
00:03:28.683 --> 00:03:29.504
and a number of others.
00:03:30.186 --> 00:03:31.586
So I would suggest people, oh,
00:03:31.606 --> 00:03:32.788
and by the way, your toothpaste,
00:03:32.807 --> 00:03:34.068
which is off the meat wagon,
00:03:34.109 --> 00:03:34.610
by the way.
00:03:35.229 --> 00:03:36.631
We got all these things out there.
00:03:37.543 --> 00:03:39.786
But I want to talk about a lot
00:03:39.806 --> 00:03:40.887
of solutions in this show.
00:03:40.947 --> 00:03:42.149
So starting with that,
00:03:42.468 --> 00:03:44.070
what made you even come up with the
00:03:44.110 --> 00:03:44.512
notion,
00:03:45.393 --> 00:03:46.713
because everybody has a grocery store
00:03:46.753 --> 00:03:47.474
around every corner,
00:03:47.574 --> 00:03:48.776
why on earth did you come up with
00:03:48.817 --> 00:03:50.860
a bunch of products that are clean?
00:03:52.713 --> 00:03:53.294
Well, okay.
00:03:53.935 --> 00:03:54.275
By the way,
00:03:54.754 --> 00:03:55.855
I'm really honored to join your show.
00:03:55.876 --> 00:03:57.597
And we loved having you on our show.
00:03:58.296 --> 00:04:00.438
And we also loved having your son as
00:04:00.459 --> 00:04:01.618
a guest in studio.
00:04:02.319 --> 00:04:04.281
And he brought me some comfrey plants,
00:04:04.320 --> 00:04:04.580
too.
00:04:04.621 --> 00:04:06.301
And we did a barter with him.
00:04:06.401 --> 00:04:08.062
So he handed me over a bunch of
00:04:08.103 --> 00:04:08.622
comfrey.
00:04:09.044 --> 00:04:10.403
And we were loading him up with our
00:04:10.443 --> 00:04:11.764
Health Ranger store products.
00:04:11.784 --> 00:04:13.205
I don't know if he told you about
00:04:13.246 --> 00:04:13.406
that.
00:04:13.425 --> 00:04:14.447
I'm jealous.
00:04:15.086 --> 00:04:15.347
Yeah.
00:04:15.606 --> 00:04:17.067
So he got to walk out of here
00:04:17.367 --> 00:04:18.449
with a bunch of good product.
00:04:18.928 --> 00:04:19.589
But look, it's...
00:04:20.579 --> 00:04:22.040
the background of all of this is quite
00:04:22.081 --> 00:04:25.603
simple it's it's out of my own see
00:04:25.723 --> 00:04:29.725
i'm i'm a very chemically sensitive person
00:04:30.086 --> 00:04:33.908
sensitive to msg sensitive to overpowering
00:04:34.028 --> 00:04:35.649
fragrance and artificial fragrance and
00:04:35.689 --> 00:04:37.790
smells and so on now there's a benefit
00:04:37.831 --> 00:04:39.951
to that i have a really acute sense
00:04:39.971 --> 00:04:40.452
of smell
00:04:42.199 --> 00:04:43.620
that's very useful.
00:04:44.500 --> 00:04:49.485
I can spot hot electrical wires that are
00:04:49.504 --> 00:04:50.586
about to catch on fire.
00:04:50.725 --> 00:04:52.548
I can sniff it out like a dog,
00:04:52.608 --> 00:04:52.788
man.
00:04:52.807 --> 00:04:53.348
It's crazy.
00:04:54.389 --> 00:04:55.810
So there are a lot of benefits, but
00:04:57.237 --> 00:04:58.937
I found many years ago,
00:04:59.077 --> 00:05:00.759
I could not tolerate a lot of the
00:05:00.798 --> 00:05:01.178
products,
00:05:01.199 --> 00:05:03.699
whether it's personal care or food or
00:05:03.740 --> 00:05:06.141
toothpaste or shampoos or whatever.
00:05:06.180 --> 00:05:07.901
I just couldn't handle them at all.
00:05:08.581 --> 00:05:11.983
And so I began to formulate ultra clean
00:05:12.043 --> 00:05:12.564
products.
00:05:13.444 --> 00:05:15.204
And that then became this whole business.
00:05:16.360 --> 00:05:17.860
then we started our own lab we have
00:05:17.880 --> 00:05:21.221
a mass spec laboratory that we run nine
00:05:21.242 --> 00:05:22.862
different mass spec instruments testing
00:05:22.882 --> 00:05:24.903
for heavy metals and glyphosate and
00:05:25.002 --> 00:05:27.543
atrazine and even dioxins now and
00:05:27.642 --> 00:05:30.403
microbiology and then we had to do all
00:05:30.444 --> 00:05:32.184
our own formulations because we couldn't
00:05:32.244 --> 00:05:35.084
find anybody making the ultra clean
00:05:35.125 --> 00:05:37.125
products that that i wanted to use and
00:05:37.144 --> 00:05:39.065
that i wanted for my family and friends
00:05:39.245 --> 00:05:39.826
as well so
00:05:40.805 --> 00:05:43.788
i'm my own customer and for everybody out
00:05:43.827 --> 00:05:45.428
there who doesn't want to be exposed to
00:05:45.528 --> 00:05:47.649
phthalates and synthetic fragrances and
00:05:47.810 --> 00:05:50.471
garbage artificial colors and all these
00:05:50.572 --> 00:05:52.793
toxic fillers and chemicals that are put
00:05:52.872 --> 00:05:55.653
into typical off-the-shelf products that's
00:05:55.694 --> 00:05:59.156
what we exist for healthrangerstore.com is
00:05:59.175 --> 00:06:01.478
where you can find us and you'll notice
00:06:01.497 --> 00:06:02.077
a big difference
00:06:03.199 --> 00:06:03.860
Yeah, no doubt.
00:06:04.120 --> 00:06:05.081
And folks,
00:06:05.100 --> 00:06:06.262
you've heard me talk about it on this
00:06:06.281 --> 00:06:06.581
show.
00:06:06.781 --> 00:06:08.483
I had these shoes that I spilled pig
00:06:08.524 --> 00:06:10.165
blood and fat all over.
00:06:10.904 --> 00:06:12.425
Yeah, that's a whole story unto itself.
00:06:12.565 --> 00:06:14.367
And the only thing that was able to
00:06:14.406 --> 00:06:17.009
remove any of that junk from there without
00:06:17.108 --> 00:06:19.490
adding a bunch of weird fragrances that I
00:06:19.511 --> 00:06:21.411
don't want to smell was this laundry
00:06:21.451 --> 00:06:21.911
detergent.
00:06:21.932 --> 00:06:23.593
So folks, I highly recommend it.
00:06:23.673 --> 00:06:25.153
We're going to talk a lot about solutions
00:06:25.173 --> 00:06:25.495
today.
00:06:25.954 --> 00:06:28.596
And these guys have provided so much for
00:06:28.637 --> 00:06:28.877
me.
00:06:29.516 --> 00:06:30.478
And now we're going to kick it on
00:06:30.517 --> 00:06:31.538
over to Todd right quick.
00:06:32.278 --> 00:06:33.379
todd i want to i want to get
00:06:33.420 --> 00:06:35.601
into money after a while and how people
00:06:35.641 --> 00:06:37.083
folks i'm telling you you want to tell
00:06:37.122 --> 00:06:38.543
everybody about this because you're going
00:06:38.564 --> 00:06:40.245
to save you're going to learn how to
00:06:40.264 --> 00:06:42.127
save money and also save your life with
00:06:42.146 --> 00:06:43.307
some of the information that you're going
00:06:43.327 --> 00:06:46.209
to get from these guys because i am
00:06:46.370 --> 00:06:48.091
a customer in so many different ways and
00:06:48.112 --> 00:06:50.613
i've talked about it numerous times right
00:06:50.634 --> 00:06:52.375
off the bat todd why don't you tell
00:06:52.415 --> 00:06:54.136
us what was decentralized tv
00:06:55.057 --> 00:06:55.896
what was it designed?
00:06:55.937 --> 00:06:57.398
What was it created to solve?
00:06:57.437 --> 00:06:58.699
I know these seem like rhetorical
00:06:58.718 --> 00:06:59.720
questions coming from me,
00:07:00.139 --> 00:07:01.360
but there's a lot of people out there
00:07:01.379 --> 00:07:02.740
that don't know these things.
00:07:02.781 --> 00:07:03.420
So yeah.
00:07:03.762 --> 00:07:05.401
Why don't you hit that one?
00:07:05.442 --> 00:07:07.242
Well, let me tell you a quick story.
00:07:08.024 --> 00:07:09.745
So I think it was about three and
00:07:09.764 --> 00:07:10.785
a half years ago.
00:07:11.024 --> 00:07:13.726
It was a Sunday evening and I get
00:07:13.766 --> 00:07:16.288
a call out of the blue and it's
00:07:16.327 --> 00:07:18.569
like, Hey Todd, this is Mike Adams.
00:07:19.089 --> 00:07:19.569
And I'm like,
00:07:20.785 --> 00:07:22.646
Who do I know that does a perfect
00:07:22.726 --> 00:07:23.867
Mike Adams impression?
00:07:23.947 --> 00:07:27.990
And, you know,
00:07:28.271 --> 00:07:30.733
I have been about decentralized finance
00:07:30.752 --> 00:07:32.853
with private crypto and I had a YouTube
00:07:32.874 --> 00:07:35.355
channel and Mike knew of me through the
00:07:35.415 --> 00:07:37.177
YouTube channel, but I didn't know that.
00:07:37.458 --> 00:07:38.858
And, you know, Mike...
00:07:39.218 --> 00:07:40.879
I think you liked how I interviewed people
00:07:40.959 --> 00:07:41.701
and dealt with people.
00:07:42.360 --> 00:07:45.081
And he reached out to me and shared
00:07:45.122 --> 00:07:47.744
with me that he was going to launch
00:07:47.983 --> 00:07:49.605
a new program,
00:07:49.644 --> 00:07:52.726
a new series called Decentralized TV,
00:07:53.387 --> 00:07:57.829
dedicated to escaping centralized control.
00:07:58.906 --> 00:08:02.427
And decentralization three and a half
00:08:02.468 --> 00:08:03.348
years ago,
00:08:03.629 --> 00:08:05.509
not many people even knew the word
00:08:05.550 --> 00:08:06.670
existed, frankly.
00:08:06.690 --> 00:08:08.992
No, certainly not the importance.
00:08:09.673 --> 00:08:10.973
And, you know,
00:08:11.194 --> 00:08:13.675
I quickly in about a tenth of a
00:08:13.776 --> 00:08:16.476
second said yes when he asked me to
00:08:16.516 --> 00:08:17.237
be his co-host.
00:08:18.017 --> 00:08:19.759
And that's where we just dove in to
00:08:19.798 --> 00:08:21.540
the shallow end headfirst with our first
00:08:21.600 --> 00:08:22.201
episode.
00:08:22.870 --> 00:08:25.494
And the producers of the show are just
00:08:25.533 --> 00:08:26.314
amazing.
00:08:26.735 --> 00:08:29.298
They find wonderful guests like you,
00:08:29.317 --> 00:08:29.737
Billy,
00:08:30.098 --> 00:08:32.701
to be able to come in and educate
00:08:32.780 --> 00:08:34.903
our audience on how to decentralize your
00:08:34.943 --> 00:08:36.085
lives in different ways.
00:08:36.664 --> 00:08:38.967
But that's where it all started.
00:08:39.368 --> 00:08:40.668
And what's really,
00:08:40.729 --> 00:08:44.653
really cool about our episodes are that
00:08:44.693 --> 00:08:45.634
they are timeless.
00:08:46.455 --> 00:08:48.437
um they are as relevant if you go
00:08:48.477 --> 00:08:51.140
back to the first ten episodes and you
00:08:51.181 --> 00:08:53.383
binge watch them they are as relevant
00:08:53.423 --> 00:08:55.706
today as they were back then and i
00:08:55.725 --> 00:08:57.267
really encourage people to do that
00:08:57.366 --> 00:08:59.149
certainly we have with about a hundred and
00:08:59.190 --> 00:09:02.753
fifty episodes now we have uh an episode
00:09:02.773 --> 00:09:04.615
for everyone if you just scroll through
00:09:04.635 --> 00:09:06.017
there there's going to be something that's
00:09:06.037 --> 00:09:07.379
going to really really interest you
00:09:07.979 --> 00:09:10.322
And the difference between, I think, Mike,
00:09:10.621 --> 00:09:13.264
and my program now, Decentralized TV,
00:09:13.283 --> 00:09:15.485
and it's decentralized.tv,
00:09:16.326 --> 00:09:17.508
if somebody wants to go to it,
00:09:18.028 --> 00:09:21.152
is that a lot of...
00:09:23.573 --> 00:09:27.136
A lot of programs out there are really
00:09:27.437 --> 00:09:29.719
kind of doom porny, right?
00:09:29.778 --> 00:09:32.861
They're just stirring up fear all the
00:09:32.902 --> 00:09:33.201
time.
00:09:33.261 --> 00:09:36.985
But our show delivers solutions,
00:09:37.024 --> 00:09:38.426
and we're dedicated to that.
00:09:38.725 --> 00:09:42.106
So I owe it all to Mike's vision.
00:09:42.746 --> 00:09:43.488
And, you know,
00:09:44.107 --> 00:09:45.807
we kind of hit it off with our
00:09:45.888 --> 00:09:47.009
interviewing styles.
00:09:47.269 --> 00:09:49.308
And so far, so good, Billy.
00:09:49.349 --> 00:09:51.889
And we are your show that you were
00:09:51.990 --> 00:09:54.211
on recently and your son.
00:09:55.191 --> 00:09:56.251
I hear it from I get a lot
00:09:56.272 --> 00:09:57.152
of feedback from people,
00:09:57.211 --> 00:09:59.533
but really some of the most popular shows
00:09:59.552 --> 00:10:00.072
that we've had.
00:10:01.229 --> 00:10:01.389
Well,
00:10:01.509 --> 00:10:03.330
I can't thank you guys enough for offering
00:10:03.350 --> 00:10:06.292
me the platform because folks,
00:10:06.312 --> 00:10:06.892
I'm not kidding.
00:10:07.032 --> 00:10:07.251
I mean,
00:10:07.392 --> 00:10:09.513
I listen to these guys as there's not
00:10:09.533 --> 00:10:11.053
an episode that comes out ever since you
00:10:11.094 --> 00:10:12.355
started that podcast, Mike,
00:10:12.835 --> 00:10:13.475
that I've missed.
00:10:13.794 --> 00:10:14.875
Every single one of them.
00:10:15.975 --> 00:10:18.817
And in fact, and that's exactly why.
00:10:20.365 --> 00:10:22.047
this is why I want to right off
00:10:22.067 --> 00:10:22.386
the bat,
00:10:22.427 --> 00:10:24.889
kind of talk about solutions before we get
00:10:24.929 --> 00:10:26.150
into some of the other things going out
00:10:26.171 --> 00:10:26.910
there, because folks,
00:10:27.731 --> 00:10:28.732
I'm not just listening to,
00:10:28.893 --> 00:10:30.134
I listen to podcasts all day.
00:10:30.154 --> 00:10:30.794
I'm a farmer.
00:10:31.176 --> 00:10:32.537
So I have a lot of time in
00:10:32.576 --> 00:10:33.918
which I can educate myself,
00:10:33.957 --> 00:10:35.440
listening to audio books, uh,
00:10:35.740 --> 00:10:37.000
listening to podcasts,
00:10:37.541 --> 00:10:40.243
and also taking action from the stuff I
00:10:40.283 --> 00:10:40.623
learn.
00:10:41.964 --> 00:10:43.365
If I made a list, I mean,
00:10:43.424 --> 00:10:44.686
I got a list of notes here for
00:10:44.706 --> 00:10:45.105
you guys.
00:10:45.466 --> 00:10:47.086
If I made a list of all the
00:10:47.106 --> 00:10:48.707
things that I've learned from you guys,
00:10:48.847 --> 00:10:50.168
and I've applied in my life and my
00:10:50.188 --> 00:10:51.129
family has as well,
00:10:52.471 --> 00:10:53.971
I don't think there's enough pages in this
00:10:54.032 --> 00:10:54.272
book.
00:10:54.312 --> 00:10:56.592
So speaking of those solutions, Mike,
00:10:56.653 --> 00:10:57.453
one of the biggest things,
00:10:57.514 --> 00:10:59.095
and I thought it was a genius move
00:10:59.855 --> 00:11:00.475
right off the bat,
00:11:00.495 --> 00:11:02.496
was when you came out with Brighteon AI.
00:11:03.057 --> 00:11:04.118
I want to talk about that for a
00:11:04.158 --> 00:11:04.458
second.
00:11:05.287 --> 00:11:08.889
Because if I go to a regular AI
00:11:08.928 --> 00:11:10.470
and I got a health concern or a
00:11:10.549 --> 00:11:12.311
problem or something I want a solution
00:11:12.331 --> 00:11:12.631
about,
00:11:13.491 --> 00:11:15.153
I guarantee the information that they give
00:11:15.173 --> 00:11:17.674
me nine out of ten times is going
00:11:17.695 --> 00:11:19.155
to be a hundred and eighty degrees from
00:11:19.196 --> 00:11:20.657
the advice that I get from yours.
00:11:21.732 --> 00:11:24.336
every single time especially when it deals
00:11:24.375 --> 00:11:25.677
with health now when it's dealing with
00:11:25.738 --> 00:11:27.038
other things yeah i can kind of get
00:11:27.058 --> 00:11:29.261
a straight answer out of this thing but
00:11:29.322 --> 00:11:32.065
man you've come up with this ai and
00:11:32.085 --> 00:11:33.566
i feel like i owe you money because
00:11:33.625 --> 00:11:35.589
i use this thing all the time and
00:11:35.609 --> 00:11:38.172
then also with this with this other i
00:11:38.192 --> 00:11:39.373
can't believe somebody hadn't already
00:11:39.393 --> 00:11:41.335
thought of it before but creating your own
00:11:41.414 --> 00:11:41.775
books
00:11:42.831 --> 00:11:44.192
And that has got to be,
00:11:44.212 --> 00:11:45.433
there's a whole lot of people that do
00:11:45.495 --> 00:11:47.756
homeschooling and stuff of that sort that
00:11:47.797 --> 00:11:48.698
listen to this show.
00:11:49.740 --> 00:11:52.383
I can't imagine that not being in the
00:11:52.403 --> 00:11:53.784
wheelhouse of everybody out there.
00:11:53.825 --> 00:11:54.306
What was your,
00:11:54.385 --> 00:11:55.586
what was your motive for doing that?
00:11:56.724 --> 00:11:57.605
Well, wow.
00:11:57.625 --> 00:11:58.326
Thanks for that question.
00:11:58.505 --> 00:12:01.149
So the two websites where people can use
00:12:01.188 --> 00:12:02.551
these tools, and they're both free,
00:12:03.331 --> 00:12:05.293
is brightanswers.ai.
00:12:06.315 --> 00:12:08.817
It's a deep research AI engine that
00:12:08.898 --> 00:12:10.740
actually has hundreds of millions of pages
00:12:10.779 --> 00:12:14.283
of documents indexed that are searched and
00:12:14.403 --> 00:12:16.046
cited in every answer.
00:12:16.086 --> 00:12:17.268
And you've seen that, Billy.
00:12:17.687 --> 00:12:19.609
And I'll tell you how we make it
00:12:19.669 --> 00:12:20.629
free here shortly.
00:12:20.669 --> 00:12:23.231
But the book site is brightlearn.ai.
00:12:24.212 --> 00:12:26.654
And there you can create books for free.
00:12:27.274 --> 00:12:28.716
And all the books that are created there
00:12:28.836 --> 00:12:30.717
are also freely available to everybody
00:12:30.798 --> 00:12:31.097
else.
00:12:31.639 --> 00:12:33.139
So now there are seventy five thousand
00:12:33.159 --> 00:12:35.902
books that are free open source books.
00:12:36.663 --> 00:12:38.783
We've reduced the cost of knowledge to
00:12:38.943 --> 00:12:40.365
zero through that site.
00:12:40.745 --> 00:12:42.486
We've had over fifteen thousand authors
00:12:42.767 --> 00:12:43.107
use it.
00:12:43.967 --> 00:12:44.248
And.
00:12:45.184 --> 00:12:47.285
then I built a backend engine to start
00:12:47.326 --> 00:12:49.307
translating the more popular books into
00:12:49.408 --> 00:12:52.809
Spanish, French, uh, and Chinese.
00:12:53.090 --> 00:12:54.770
And we're going to add Italian and German
00:12:54.991 --> 00:12:57.753
and Russian and Korean and Japanese also.
00:12:57.793 --> 00:12:58.474
So we're going to cover,
00:12:58.854 --> 00:13:01.216
I think nine languages total plus audio
00:13:01.235 --> 00:13:01.416
books.
00:13:01.436 --> 00:13:03.777
We now have over a thousand English audio
00:13:03.797 --> 00:13:04.057
books.
00:13:04.077 --> 00:13:07.019
Now granted it's an AI voice, you know,
00:13:07.059 --> 00:13:08.120
reading the audio book,
00:13:08.660 --> 00:13:10.221
but sometimes that's what you get on,
00:13:10.841 --> 00:13:12.403
you know, Amazon audio books too,
00:13:12.462 --> 00:13:14.203
is AI voice reading a book anyway.
00:13:14.605 --> 00:13:14.764
But,
00:13:16.164 --> 00:13:19.946
The reason that my AI engine tells the
00:13:19.985 --> 00:13:23.147
truth about natural medicine,
00:13:23.366 --> 00:13:25.307
natural cures, how to reverse cancer,
00:13:25.748 --> 00:13:27.508
or some of the dangers of pharmaceuticals
00:13:27.548 --> 00:13:27.989
and so on,
00:13:28.568 --> 00:13:31.889
is because I trained it based on the
00:13:31.950 --> 00:13:34.129
twenty plus years of my website,
00:13:34.230 --> 00:13:35.691
naturalnews.com.
00:13:36.471 --> 00:13:39.052
plus all my interviews with all the you
00:13:39.072 --> 00:13:41.355
know naturopaths and nutritional experts
00:13:41.796 --> 00:13:45.278
plus a massive massive collection of
00:13:45.458 --> 00:13:49.643
information articles content from across
00:13:49.663 --> 00:13:52.325
the world of natural medicine also food
00:13:52.625 --> 00:13:55.128
food production so the engine is extremely
00:13:55.168 --> 00:13:57.509
well informed on home gardening and and
00:13:57.549 --> 00:14:00.373
dealing with pests in a natural fashion
00:14:00.432 --> 00:14:02.335
and food preservation and off-grid living
00:14:02.955 --> 00:14:04.615
And then I had a lot of big
00:14:04.655 --> 00:14:06.677
names out there donate their entire
00:14:06.778 --> 00:14:09.318
article set to this project, like Dr.
00:14:09.359 --> 00:14:09.919
Mercola.
00:14:10.539 --> 00:14:12.181
He contacted me,
00:14:12.240 --> 00:14:14.341
sent me every article he's ever written
00:14:14.403 --> 00:14:16.443
since two thousand five or something.
00:14:17.461 --> 00:14:18.523
just to put into the engine.
00:14:18.582 --> 00:14:19.864
So now it cites Mercola.
00:14:20.504 --> 00:14:22.687
Dr. Chris Martinson of Peak Prosperity,
00:14:22.868 --> 00:14:23.369
same thing.
00:14:23.408 --> 00:14:24.230
He contacted me,
00:14:24.629 --> 00:14:26.192
sent me every article he's ever written.
00:14:26.753 --> 00:14:27.673
So that's in the engine.
00:14:27.854 --> 00:14:29.035
So imagine all that knowledge.
00:14:29.076 --> 00:14:30.998
And then Sayer G from GreenMedInfo.
00:14:31.558 --> 00:14:33.501
And Ty and Charlene Bollinger from The
00:14:33.522 --> 00:14:34.942
Truth About Cancer, same thing.
00:14:35.666 --> 00:14:37.086
So through this,
00:14:37.147 --> 00:14:38.927
I've collected this body of knowledge that
00:14:39.028 --> 00:14:42.568
frankly, Google wouldn't touch, ChatGPT,
00:14:43.210 --> 00:14:44.210
OpenAI wouldn't touch,
00:14:44.289 --> 00:14:45.211
Anthropic wouldn't touch.
00:14:45.230 --> 00:14:47.111
Those mainstream engines that are all
00:14:47.152 --> 00:14:49.952
beholden to big pharma and processed food
00:14:50.013 --> 00:14:51.933
industries and the war industries and all
00:14:51.974 --> 00:14:54.294
that garbage, that's what they push.
00:14:54.514 --> 00:14:58.417
But my engines will tell you the truth.
00:14:58.517 --> 00:15:01.357
And when you actually measure what is
00:15:01.418 --> 00:15:03.840
truthful from a real world point of view,
00:15:04.744 --> 00:15:07.586
my engine beats every mainstream AI engine
00:15:07.765 --> 00:15:08.427
in existence.
00:15:09.488 --> 00:15:10.488
And you've probably seen that yourself,
00:15:10.548 --> 00:15:10.788
Billy.
00:15:11.328 --> 00:15:12.129
There's no comparison.
00:15:12.230 --> 00:15:13.730
So anyway, that's the backstory.
00:15:14.951 --> 00:15:17.573
Well, the prime reason I'm asking is,
00:15:17.874 --> 00:15:19.514
folks, if anybody doubts what I'm saying,
00:15:19.794 --> 00:15:22.557
go to any AI engine outside of Mike's
00:15:23.077 --> 00:15:24.499
and ask them about the benefits of
00:15:24.538 --> 00:15:25.600
chlorine dioxide.
00:15:25.960 --> 00:15:26.220
You know,
00:15:26.580 --> 00:15:28.302
saying that word got me kicked off of
00:15:28.341 --> 00:15:29.462
YouTube for two weeks.
00:15:30.102 --> 00:15:31.945
Barbara O'Neill brought up an element on a
00:15:32.004 --> 00:15:33.687
periodic table that got me kicked off
00:15:33.726 --> 00:15:34.528
another two weeks.
00:15:34.947 --> 00:15:36.448
That's why we're on this backup channel
00:15:36.490 --> 00:15:36.870
right now.
00:15:36.909 --> 00:15:38.672
But our largest audience by far is the
00:15:38.751 --> 00:15:39.533
audio platform.
00:15:40.052 --> 00:15:41.173
The reason I'm saying that, Mike,
00:15:42.235 --> 00:15:43.817
I got food poisoning a while ago.
00:15:44.397 --> 00:15:46.099
You had talked about chlorine dioxide
00:15:46.119 --> 00:15:46.679
quite a while.
00:15:47.360 --> 00:15:48.902
And I had also talked to Dr.
00:15:48.942 --> 00:15:50.583
Merritt a little while before then.
00:15:51.524 --> 00:15:52.466
Go to your website.
00:15:52.586 --> 00:15:53.427
Folks, if you doubt me,
00:15:53.486 --> 00:15:56.068
go there and go to Mike's AI and
00:15:56.149 --> 00:15:58.011
ask about chlorine dioxide for food
00:15:58.052 --> 00:16:00.433
poisoning and then go to anything out
00:16:00.474 --> 00:16:01.975
there and see what you find.
00:16:02.596 --> 00:16:04.197
And that's just one example I can provide.
00:16:04.238 --> 00:16:06.360
There are numerous because there was a
00:16:06.421 --> 00:16:07.282
time where I was out there.
00:16:07.322 --> 00:16:07.861
Okay, well,
00:16:07.922 --> 00:16:09.083
tell me the benefits of turmeric.
00:16:09.464 --> 00:16:10.585
Tell me the benefits of this.
00:16:10.644 --> 00:16:11.725
Tell me the benefits of that.
00:16:12.307 --> 00:16:14.148
I would get some BS answer over here
00:16:14.268 --> 00:16:16.269
and then always finding myself right back
00:16:16.288 --> 00:16:16.928
to your AI.
00:16:16.969 --> 00:16:19.149
So, folks, I am telling you,
00:16:19.350 --> 00:16:21.851
you have got to check these guys out
00:16:21.951 --> 00:16:23.913
and look at the resources that they're
00:16:23.932 --> 00:16:24.413
providing.
00:16:24.432 --> 00:16:27.995
And the way we do it for free
00:16:28.075 --> 00:16:30.975
is we subsidize it with our store sales.
00:16:31.135 --> 00:16:32.017
So, you know,
00:16:32.037 --> 00:16:36.259
we're very blessed with enough support in
00:16:36.298 --> 00:16:38.279
our store, healthrangerstore.com,
00:16:39.000 --> 00:16:40.961
that you're a fan of as well that
00:16:40.961 --> 00:16:45.344
–
00:16:41.061 --> 00:16:42.842
It allows us to go ahead and fund
00:16:42.903 --> 00:16:43.562
these projects.
00:16:43.623 --> 00:16:45.524
And we've spent a couple of million
00:16:45.565 --> 00:16:49.087
dollars on the AI projects over the last
00:16:49.128 --> 00:16:49.868
two and a half years.
00:16:50.969 --> 00:16:51.389
I mean, yeah,
00:16:51.409 --> 00:16:52.850
a little over a million dollars a year
00:16:53.091 --> 00:16:53.650
so far.
00:16:54.451 --> 00:16:56.033
But most of that's actually building the
00:16:56.052 --> 00:16:58.294
data center to do the document processing.
00:16:58.755 --> 00:17:00.397
It's actually not that expensive to serve
00:17:00.417 --> 00:17:00.817
the engine.
00:17:00.836 --> 00:17:04.000
It's more expensive to gather and clean
00:17:04.039 --> 00:17:05.840
the knowledge and index all the knowledge.
00:17:06.082 --> 00:17:07.863
But that's what makes it special.
00:17:08.083 --> 00:17:08.923
That's what makes it work.
00:17:09.335 --> 00:17:11.496
And people can go to your website and
00:17:12.036 --> 00:17:13.636
just have a little bit of fun,
00:17:13.696 --> 00:17:16.337
go to chat GPT or Google and ask
00:17:16.357 --> 00:17:19.439
about the efficacy of MRNA vaccines and
00:17:19.479 --> 00:17:20.778
see what,
00:17:20.798 --> 00:17:22.720
then go to Mike's engine and ask about
00:17:22.759 --> 00:17:24.641
the efficacy of MRNA vaccines.
00:17:24.681 --> 00:17:26.582
And regarding your book engine, Mike,
00:17:27.221 --> 00:17:29.823
one of the things that I encourage people
00:17:29.843 --> 00:17:33.324
to think about differently is instead of
00:17:33.364 --> 00:17:35.105
going there as a consumer,
00:17:35.825 --> 00:17:36.165
Right.
00:17:36.967 --> 00:17:37.688
Go in there.
00:17:37.708 --> 00:17:40.471
And it's all about becoming a prompt
00:17:40.652 --> 00:17:41.373
engineer.
00:17:41.952 --> 00:17:45.157
And if you you guys think about it
00:17:45.198 --> 00:17:45.718
this way,
00:17:46.298 --> 00:17:51.005
you can now write the book you want
00:17:51.025 --> 00:17:51.705
to read.
00:17:52.941 --> 00:17:56.103
exactly right yeah you can go in and
00:17:56.163 --> 00:17:58.785
prompt it and just literally say i would
00:17:58.825 --> 00:18:01.886
like a book that deals with x y
00:18:01.926 --> 00:18:05.328
and z and and just not a whole
00:18:05.368 --> 00:18:07.089
lot of prompting mike maybe you can give
00:18:07.109 --> 00:18:09.372
a little uh counsel on on being a
00:18:09.412 --> 00:18:12.334
great book prompt engineer but you that is
00:18:12.433 --> 00:18:14.734
really cool to be able to prompt it
00:18:15.476 --> 00:18:16.916
publish it and then all of a sudden
00:18:16.936 --> 00:18:18.678
now you have the book that you want
00:18:18.698 --> 00:18:19.057
to read
00:18:19.238 --> 00:18:20.979
You can literally prompt as little as one
00:18:21.038 --> 00:18:21.378
word.
00:18:21.778 --> 00:18:23.538
If you just put in the word permaculture,
00:18:24.220 --> 00:18:26.339
it will create an entire permaculture book
00:18:26.380 --> 00:18:26.900
for you.
00:18:27.019 --> 00:18:28.480
But, of course, that's already been done,
00:18:28.540 --> 00:18:29.681
so you probably don't need to do that.
00:18:29.721 --> 00:18:32.602
But you could also do a fifty thousand
00:18:32.642 --> 00:18:36.242
word prompt of great detail and it'll
00:18:36.323 --> 00:18:38.144
process that and create that book as well.
00:18:38.203 --> 00:18:40.625
So it's it's scalable to whatever the user
00:18:40.664 --> 00:18:41.045
wants to do.
00:18:41.734 --> 00:18:43.976
But this is perfectly in the whole
00:18:44.016 --> 00:18:45.998
decentralized theme here because I can't
00:18:46.038 --> 00:18:47.618
even tell you how many homeschool co-ops
00:18:47.638 --> 00:18:49.759
have reached out to me asking me to
00:18:49.799 --> 00:18:52.981
make content for their homeschool group,
00:18:53.362 --> 00:18:55.103
which in the future, folks, I will do,
00:18:55.143 --> 00:18:57.183
but I'm probably going to be doing it
00:18:57.324 --> 00:18:58.825
through Mike's platform or something like
00:18:58.865 --> 00:19:00.026
that, something that makes sense.
00:19:00.425 --> 00:19:01.267
You want me to go out here and
00:19:01.307 --> 00:19:01.866
do this stuff,
00:19:01.906 --> 00:19:04.368
but the resources already exist.
00:19:04.388 --> 00:19:04.868
Right.
00:19:05.028 --> 00:19:05.910
We are trying,
00:19:06.029 --> 00:19:07.730
if you are a parent and you're a
00:19:07.750 --> 00:19:09.372
responsible parent these days,
00:19:09.932 --> 00:19:11.792
I think the number one goal for each
00:19:11.833 --> 00:19:14.074
parent, I really believe this,
00:19:14.114 --> 00:19:15.535
is that you should do everything you can
00:19:15.555 --> 00:19:17.435
to turn your kids into an autodidact.
00:19:18.156 --> 00:19:20.518
And you have the resources out there that
00:19:20.557 --> 00:19:21.598
currently exist,
00:19:22.138 --> 00:19:23.720
that currently exist where, okay,
00:19:23.960 --> 00:19:26.020
little Jimmy is interested in whatever.
00:19:26.080 --> 00:19:26.361
Well,
00:19:27.061 --> 00:19:28.282
you got a resource in which you can
00:19:28.623 --> 00:19:30.824
tailor make that content for that kid.
00:19:31.304 --> 00:19:32.424
All right, let me go back to Mike.
00:19:32.444 --> 00:19:33.986
I'm sorry, go ahead, Mike.
00:19:34.326 --> 00:19:35.247
I'm sorry to interrupt, but Billy,
00:19:35.267 --> 00:19:38.028
I want to also add we've made those
00:19:38.067 --> 00:19:38.469
books.
00:19:38.989 --> 00:19:40.089
If you create a book there,
00:19:40.529 --> 00:19:42.691
you can download that book and you can
00:19:42.790 --> 00:19:44.211
actually commercially use it.
00:19:44.231 --> 00:19:46.292
You can sell it and you don't owe
00:19:46.353 --> 00:19:47.013
us anything.
00:19:47.473 --> 00:19:49.875
So we have what's called Creative Commons
00:19:50.035 --> 00:19:51.476
Attribution Licensing,
00:19:51.977 --> 00:19:53.577
which means that any book you create there
00:19:54.357 --> 00:19:55.578
you can sell it commercially we have
00:19:55.618 --> 00:19:58.259
people actually earning incomes on amazon
00:19:58.359 --> 00:19:59.861
by creating books on our engine and
00:19:59.921 --> 00:20:02.281
selling them on kindle on amazon that's
00:20:02.501 --> 00:20:04.843
and that's how they make money and i'm
00:20:04.903 --> 00:20:06.923
totally okay with that right but for
00:20:06.983 --> 00:20:09.204
homeschool you could put together like a
00:20:09.244 --> 00:20:10.885
homeschooling package or a course and you
00:20:10.905 --> 00:20:13.667
could have like five books as bonus items
00:20:13.688 --> 00:20:14.188
for example
00:20:14.688 --> 00:20:15.728
and those are our books and all you
00:20:15.748 --> 00:20:16.868
have to do is give us credit you
00:20:16.888 --> 00:20:18.128
just say these these are from
00:20:18.169 --> 00:20:20.450
brightlearn.ai and that's it you don't owe
00:20:20.509 --> 00:20:22.670
us any money you don't you don't have
00:20:22.690 --> 00:20:25.111
to get any special permission so see i
00:20:25.951 --> 00:20:27.791
i believe it's kind of like sharing seeds
00:20:27.912 --> 00:20:29.211
right in a garden you want to share
00:20:29.271 --> 00:20:30.372
seeds you want to share seeds with your
00:20:30.412 --> 00:20:33.153
neighbors you want to have like here try
00:20:33.192 --> 00:20:34.814
out this plant you know just like your
00:20:34.874 --> 00:20:36.993
son did he brought comfrey in i feel
00:20:37.013 --> 00:20:38.954
the same way about knowledge like
00:20:40.156 --> 00:20:42.441
Allowing books to be used and given out
00:20:42.461 --> 00:20:44.222
for free or even used commercially,
00:20:44.242 --> 00:20:45.846
that's like spreading seeds of knowledge.
00:20:46.606 --> 00:20:48.249
And I believe that very strongly.
00:20:48.269 --> 00:20:49.351
And that's why we set it up that
00:20:49.371 --> 00:20:49.550
way.
00:20:49.611 --> 00:20:50.192
So, you know,
00:20:50.211 --> 00:20:51.954
all your listeners can use it
00:20:52.035 --> 00:20:52.556
commercially.
00:20:53.700 --> 00:20:54.961
That's what I'm talking about, folks.
00:20:55.181 --> 00:20:56.422
I wasn't lying when I said you're going
00:20:56.442 --> 00:20:57.923
to get a whole lot of solutions over
00:20:57.962 --> 00:20:58.242
here,
00:20:58.502 --> 00:21:01.064
and we're not even – I'm not going
00:21:01.084 --> 00:21:02.125
to be able to have a show long
00:21:02.164 --> 00:21:03.205
enough to be able to get them all
00:21:03.266 --> 00:21:03.905
out of these guys.
00:21:04.346 --> 00:21:05.527
That's why you really need to go over
00:21:05.547 --> 00:21:07.387
there, check out their podcast, subscribe,
00:21:08.388 --> 00:21:09.648
buy their products the way I do.
00:21:09.769 --> 00:21:10.470
I'm a big fan,
00:21:10.490 --> 00:21:11.971
and I've been telling everybody in this
00:21:12.090 --> 00:21:14.592
audience about them forever and a day.
00:21:14.612 --> 00:21:15.053
All right,
00:21:15.133 --> 00:21:16.133
I'm going to go back to Mike.
00:21:16.173 --> 00:21:17.013
I'm sorry, Todd.
00:21:17.193 --> 00:21:17.574
I'm sorry.
00:21:17.753 --> 00:21:17.913
Man,
00:21:17.973 --> 00:21:19.434
all you people look the same to me.
00:21:22.961 --> 00:21:25.365
Hey, Billy, tell us a part.
00:21:25.405 --> 00:21:27.289
I'm the one who's not wearing any pants.
00:21:28.047 --> 00:21:28.967
Oh, okay.
00:21:28.987 --> 00:21:30.928
No problem there.
00:21:32.028 --> 00:21:33.648
You thought all I had was a t-shirt.
00:21:33.689 --> 00:21:35.669
So we, we, you know, Todd,
00:21:35.689 --> 00:21:38.049
we got to dress more appropriately.
00:21:38.529 --> 00:21:38.809
We got,
00:21:38.829 --> 00:21:40.390
we got to dress up for the,
00:21:40.450 --> 00:21:40.650
you know,
00:21:40.770 --> 00:21:42.651
the permaculture pimp daddy show here
00:21:42.691 --> 00:21:43.530
because we just,
00:21:43.911 --> 00:21:45.092
we just have our suit jackets on.
00:21:45.112 --> 00:21:47.951
Look, Billy, after the show, believe me,
00:21:48.633 --> 00:21:48.893
we're,
00:21:48.913 --> 00:21:50.353
we're like shirtless running around the
00:21:50.393 --> 00:21:51.712
forest, you know,
00:21:51.732 --> 00:21:53.054
and Todd's in his food forest.
00:21:53.074 --> 00:21:55.094
Like this is just for the show.
00:21:55.494 --> 00:21:57.015
We just do this to interview people.
00:21:57.845 --> 00:21:59.445
Okay, well, hey, you know,
00:21:59.526 --> 00:22:01.008
you guys want to strip down and get
00:22:01.048 --> 00:22:01.587
down, you know,
00:22:01.627 --> 00:22:02.909
they can only see you from the waist
00:22:03.009 --> 00:22:03.148
up.
00:22:03.429 --> 00:22:04.349
Hey, I'm cool with it.
00:22:04.730 --> 00:22:06.192
And don't think I've done it on this
00:22:06.211 --> 00:22:06.852
show before.
00:22:07.712 --> 00:22:09.273
There was a day when it was hot
00:22:09.314 --> 00:22:11.455
as the blazes up in the studio and,
00:22:11.915 --> 00:22:12.717
you know,
00:22:12.737 --> 00:22:14.238
didn't have the AC going or anything.
00:22:14.877 --> 00:22:16.199
And I've been known to strip all the
00:22:16.219 --> 00:22:18.401
way down because that's how we roll around
00:22:18.441 --> 00:22:18.621
here.
00:22:19.142 --> 00:22:20.281
Mike, you brought up food for us.
00:22:20.301 --> 00:22:21.604
So that brings me back to Todd.
00:22:22.506 --> 00:22:23.226
I love doers.
00:22:23.767 --> 00:22:26.607
I love people that don't just talk about
00:22:26.667 --> 00:22:27.567
doing this stuff, man,
00:22:27.587 --> 00:22:30.288
but actually get it done in a big
00:22:30.328 --> 00:22:30.669
way.
00:22:30.828 --> 00:22:32.289
And I understand you have a food forest
00:22:32.369 --> 00:22:32.930
at your place.
00:22:33.750 --> 00:22:34.931
What was the impetus for that?
00:22:35.211 --> 00:22:38.392
And maybe describe how there's so many
00:22:38.412 --> 00:22:40.053
people out there hitting my son up, who,
00:22:40.093 --> 00:22:42.153
by the way, is one fantastic person.
00:22:43.394 --> 00:22:44.576
permaculture designer.
00:22:45.037 --> 00:22:46.157
They're hitting them up all the time,
00:22:46.178 --> 00:22:48.299
but you got a food forest of your
00:22:48.440 --> 00:22:50.803
own and I've seen it and it is
00:22:50.903 --> 00:22:52.183
pretty darn impressive.
00:22:52.223 --> 00:22:53.385
What was your motive for doing that?
00:22:54.337 --> 00:22:56.240
Fourth interview Mike and I ever did was
00:22:56.279 --> 00:22:57.280
with Jim Gale,
00:22:57.300 --> 00:23:01.144
who is CEO of foodforestabundance.com and
00:23:01.324 --> 00:23:03.226
it was a little more than three years
00:23:03.286 --> 00:23:07.049
ago and I was so motivated by this
00:23:07.150 --> 00:23:09.332
notion of a permaculture food forest.
00:23:09.832 --> 00:23:11.453
I was like, man,
00:23:11.673 --> 00:23:14.215
I have a wonderful back property.
00:23:15.037 --> 00:23:18.759
that is just nothing but green grass right
00:23:18.898 --> 00:23:22.421
beautiful green poisonous grass you know i
00:23:22.480 --> 00:23:24.501
mean the jones has had nothing on me
00:23:25.221 --> 00:23:26.982
but i he just kind of he kind
00:23:27.002 --> 00:23:28.763
of switched my brain a little bit i'm
00:23:28.784 --> 00:23:32.465
like whoa grow food not poison his grass
00:23:32.605 --> 00:23:33.866
i kind of like that idea
00:23:34.576 --> 00:23:37.817
And so I decided that I was going
00:23:37.857 --> 00:23:39.938
to take that step.
00:23:39.958 --> 00:23:42.558
And I'm happy to say that this last
00:23:42.618 --> 00:23:45.759
week was the three year anniversary of my
00:23:45.799 --> 00:23:47.319
food forest installation.
00:23:48.000 --> 00:23:49.780
And oh my gosh,
00:23:50.320 --> 00:23:51.520
over the last three years,
00:23:51.560 --> 00:23:53.761
have I gotten a lesson in getting
00:23:54.582 --> 00:23:58.224
your ass kicked, and resiliency, right?
00:23:58.684 --> 00:24:01.626
I mean, with two hurricanes,
00:24:02.346 --> 00:24:04.969
two major weather-modified freezes,
00:24:05.528 --> 00:24:07.570
and another, it was like a weird,
00:24:08.171 --> 00:24:09.471
you know,
00:24:09.511 --> 00:24:10.873
straight-wind hurricane
00:24:11.292 --> 00:24:13.874
uprooted all my it wasn't a hurricane but
00:24:14.193 --> 00:24:18.955
five disasters um my food forest just got
00:24:19.016 --> 00:24:21.856
its teeth kicked in so many times and
00:24:21.876 --> 00:24:24.297
it was really really frustrating and
00:24:24.356 --> 00:24:26.218
upsetting and everything but i'm telling
00:24:26.258 --> 00:24:28.278
you i had a group out here of
00:24:28.338 --> 00:24:30.398
videographers because i'm doing a whole
00:24:30.440 --> 00:24:31.680
documentary on it from
00:24:32.113 --> 00:24:33.354
The day I installed it,
00:24:33.413 --> 00:24:35.213
we'd been doing video the whole time.
00:24:35.693 --> 00:24:36.974
And they came out and they had their
00:24:37.015 --> 00:24:38.175
drones and everything.
00:24:38.655 --> 00:24:41.797
And it is so prolific right now.
00:24:42.196 --> 00:24:43.978
And all I can say is six months
00:24:44.038 --> 00:24:46.019
ago, Billy, after that freeze,
00:24:46.439 --> 00:24:49.720
before I installed my DPE AgX,
00:24:49.759 --> 00:24:51.461
which we can probably talk about,
00:24:52.161 --> 00:24:53.781
is it looked like
00:24:55.119 --> 00:24:58.762
Chernobyl you know after the blast and now
00:24:58.962 --> 00:25:02.046
it is just so abundant but but I
00:25:02.086 --> 00:25:04.928
just made the decision you know to say
00:25:04.988 --> 00:25:07.289
why not me right and so I live
00:25:07.309 --> 00:25:10.071
in an HOA and I will tell you
00:25:10.112 --> 00:25:12.773
that I got just thumbs down from them
00:25:12.814 --> 00:25:16.277
right away so instead of rolling over and
00:25:16.336 --> 00:25:18.459
playing you know good little neighbor I
00:25:19.058 --> 00:25:20.121
I said, screw that.
00:25:20.422 --> 00:25:22.144
And I contacted an attorney.
00:25:22.585 --> 00:25:24.788
And I just want to plug this because
00:25:25.369 --> 00:25:28.355
if you are interested in a food forest
00:25:28.895 --> 00:25:30.598
and you live in an HOA and you're
00:25:30.618 --> 00:25:32.422
like, my HOA won't let me.
00:25:33.803 --> 00:25:36.624
You can reach me on Telegram at Todd
00:25:36.723 --> 00:25:38.884
Pitner, T-O-D-D-P-I-T-N-E-R,
00:25:39.325 --> 00:25:42.405
and ask me to send you this letter,
00:25:42.746 --> 00:25:44.945
which you can send to your HOA,
00:25:45.405 --> 00:25:49.448
and you can just destroy them.
00:25:49.468 --> 00:25:53.588
They cannot lawfully make you not – they
00:25:53.628 --> 00:25:55.388
can't keep you from growing a food forest.
00:25:55.730 --> 00:25:58.790
So that took me three months to win
00:25:58.830 --> 00:26:00.490
the HOA battle that I did,
00:26:00.911 --> 00:26:02.271
and then it was three years ago that
00:26:02.731 --> 00:26:03.531
we installed it.
00:26:04.679 --> 00:26:04.778
Oh,
00:26:04.818 --> 00:26:06.880
can I say one other thing is I
00:26:06.900 --> 00:26:09.300
want to let people know who install a
00:26:09.320 --> 00:26:13.922
food forest is it may take a year
00:26:14.241 --> 00:26:16.423
or two or maybe three, I don't know,
00:26:16.982 --> 00:26:19.243
for it to truly kick in to be
00:26:19.304 --> 00:26:20.525
food for your body.
00:26:21.204 --> 00:26:23.145
But I will tell you from the second
00:26:23.165 --> 00:26:25.806
you make the decision to install it and
00:26:25.826 --> 00:26:27.386
you start the design process,
00:26:27.826 --> 00:26:29.928
it is absolutely food for your soul.
00:26:31.275 --> 00:26:31.875
Right on, man.
00:26:31.894 --> 00:26:33.536
There's nothing like that first harvest.
00:26:33.996 --> 00:26:35.155
And for all of you folks out there,
00:26:35.175 --> 00:26:37.057
because I hear from you a lot that
00:26:37.096 --> 00:26:39.176
are in these HOAs, which, you know,
00:26:39.217 --> 00:26:40.557
I'm the permaculture pimp daddy.
00:26:40.596 --> 00:26:42.577
So I'm calling them hoes on, you know,
00:26:42.738 --> 00:26:43.357
activism,
00:26:43.678 --> 00:26:44.959
because that's exactly what they are.
00:26:44.979 --> 00:26:46.878
They're out there looking for heard one
00:26:46.919 --> 00:26:48.479
person say, Oh, you know,
00:26:48.519 --> 00:26:49.920
I couldn't paint my door this color,
00:26:49.940 --> 00:26:50.279
whatever.
00:26:50.972 --> 00:26:51.993
They're telling me, well,
00:26:52.234 --> 00:26:53.435
I can't have chickens out here.
00:26:53.476 --> 00:26:54.156
I can't do this.
00:26:54.596 --> 00:26:54.837
Look,
00:26:55.298 --> 00:26:57.280
if a guy can identify as a woman
00:26:57.320 --> 00:26:58.102
and play sports,
00:26:58.642 --> 00:27:00.825
your chickens can identify as bald eagles.
00:27:01.365 --> 00:27:03.688
So tell them that and see how well
00:27:03.708 --> 00:27:05.609
that works up against your HOA because
00:27:05.650 --> 00:27:06.411
I'll bet money.
00:27:07.011 --> 00:27:07.792
I've been saying this.
00:27:07.853 --> 00:27:08.294
Well, actually,
00:27:08.314 --> 00:27:09.674
my son came up with that idea.
00:27:10.551 --> 00:27:11.452
If they can work there,
00:27:11.512 --> 00:27:13.673
tell them your goats identify as dogs.
00:27:14.074 --> 00:27:15.895
If everything can be something else,
00:27:16.455 --> 00:27:18.217
tell them that these animals identify as
00:27:18.257 --> 00:27:18.797
something else.
00:27:18.897 --> 00:27:22.079
And I'll have you on the show.
00:27:22.460 --> 00:27:25.862
I want to hear how that panned out.
00:27:25.902 --> 00:27:26.422
So, Mike,
00:27:26.442 --> 00:27:28.923
let me kick it on back to you.
00:27:28.963 --> 00:27:29.704
The AI.
00:27:30.733 --> 00:27:30.913
I mean,
00:27:30.973 --> 00:27:32.474
everybody's talking about it right now.
00:27:32.755 --> 00:27:35.537
And being a thirty year IBW journeyman
00:27:35.557 --> 00:27:37.618
electrician in my former life,
00:27:37.679 --> 00:27:39.119
I've worked at a number of these things.
00:27:39.160 --> 00:27:39.539
In fact,
00:27:39.700 --> 00:27:41.740
one of them not too far from you
00:27:41.800 --> 00:27:42.301
right there.
00:27:42.481 --> 00:27:44.002
And it was a Facebook data center that
00:27:44.042 --> 00:27:46.585
I worked on in Texas.
00:27:46.724 --> 00:27:49.185
And this thing was enormous.
00:27:49.226 --> 00:27:50.307
This was one building.
00:27:50.928 --> 00:27:53.048
And I remember them saying when I was
00:27:53.088 --> 00:27:54.430
working on it all these years ago,
00:27:55.029 --> 00:27:57.031
they said that had enough computing
00:27:57.251 --> 00:27:59.613
capacity to handle all the world's
00:27:59.653 --> 00:28:00.114
information.
00:28:01.074 --> 00:28:02.855
Up until that time for the next hundred
00:28:02.895 --> 00:28:03.115
years.
00:28:03.135 --> 00:28:05.798
And that was just one of five massive
00:28:05.837 --> 00:28:07.420
data centers that existed over there.
00:28:07.980 --> 00:28:08.721
Now, at the time,
00:28:09.201 --> 00:28:10.481
I was still working on my tools.
00:28:10.582 --> 00:28:11.942
I didn't know about all the dangers.
00:28:12.203 --> 00:28:14.125
I don't even know what the water usage
00:28:14.164 --> 00:28:14.486
was.
00:28:14.986 --> 00:28:16.366
And nobody was even talking about it.
00:28:16.386 --> 00:28:17.907
Like I said, that was many moons ago.
00:28:18.568 --> 00:28:19.289
But here we are.
00:28:20.301 --> 00:28:22.243
And we got these massive AI data centers
00:28:22.544 --> 00:28:23.104
going everywhere.
00:28:23.163 --> 00:28:26.105
So who better than a AI developer to
00:28:26.226 --> 00:28:27.146
ask these questions?
00:28:28.488 --> 00:28:29.209
At the end of the day,
00:28:29.269 --> 00:28:30.048
where do you see it going?
00:28:30.068 --> 00:28:31.829
Is it centralizing power or is it
00:28:32.010 --> 00:28:34.172
decentralizing power like so many people
00:28:34.192 --> 00:28:35.133
are being told right now?
00:28:35.652 --> 00:28:37.932
yeah um huge question thanks for bringing
00:28:37.952 --> 00:28:39.532
it up and and by the way back
00:28:39.553 --> 00:28:42.513
to your animals uh identifying uh i have
00:28:42.534 --> 00:28:45.275
i have goats and they i have two
00:28:45.315 --> 00:28:46.875
male goats that still have their horns and
00:28:46.895 --> 00:28:49.017
they self-identify as domestic terrorists
00:28:53.698 --> 00:28:56.720
there's nothing they won't eat or damage
00:28:57.299 --> 00:28:57.380
um
00:28:58.160 --> 00:28:59.820
But anyway, we have fun with them.
00:28:59.840 --> 00:29:02.521
They go walking with me and then they
00:29:02.561 --> 00:29:03.922
destroy plants along the walk.
00:29:05.103 --> 00:29:06.163
No, they're grazing.
00:29:06.182 --> 00:29:06.564
They're fun.
00:29:08.144 --> 00:29:09.805
So the big trend that's actually happening
00:29:09.825 --> 00:29:13.487
right now with AI is it's the
00:29:13.527 --> 00:29:15.606
decentralization trend that we advocate,
00:29:15.968 --> 00:29:17.147
Todd and I, on our show.
00:29:17.728 --> 00:29:18.989
And that is that more and more people
00:29:19.009 --> 00:29:20.490
are realizing they need to take AI
00:29:20.829 --> 00:29:21.609
locally.
00:29:22.528 --> 00:29:25.951
and ai is very useful in things like
00:29:26.270 --> 00:29:29.153
farming agriculture permaculture design
00:29:30.153 --> 00:29:32.134
home gardening food preservation off-grid
00:29:32.154 --> 00:29:34.195
survival turns out i've you know i've
00:29:34.215 --> 00:29:36.777
trained my a model ai model on all
00:29:36.817 --> 00:29:39.598
those things and here's here's some good
00:29:39.838 --> 00:29:42.421
news to share with you billy um before
00:29:42.461 --> 00:29:43.701
christmas of this year
00:29:44.821 --> 00:29:47.505
i plan to be putting out another free
00:29:47.605 --> 00:29:50.787
open source downloadable local ai model
00:29:51.387 --> 00:29:54.451
that is basically a quen engine that's
00:29:54.570 --> 00:29:57.653
retrained on all of my uh health and
00:29:58.134 --> 00:30:00.035
and food content so you'll be able to
00:30:00.055 --> 00:30:02.356
download that and run it locally on some
00:30:02.396 --> 00:30:04.459
pretty meager local hardware so it's kind
00:30:04.479 --> 00:30:06.260
of like having a you call it like
00:30:06.280 --> 00:30:08.082
the noah's ark of information
00:30:08.942 --> 00:30:10.545
on your desk and that way if the
00:30:10.565 --> 00:30:12.367
internet ever goes down or the power grid
00:30:12.407 --> 00:30:15.070
goes down or or some government bans
00:30:15.211 --> 00:30:17.634
access to these models you'll always have
00:30:17.674 --> 00:30:19.917
that model that you can run locally and
00:30:19.938 --> 00:30:21.920
you can ask it anything and nobody can
00:30:22.161 --> 00:30:25.105
surveil you and nobody can censor you so
00:30:25.125 --> 00:30:25.885
that's very valuable
00:30:26.997 --> 00:30:28.738
But it's even valuable not just among
00:30:28.778 --> 00:30:31.078
those of us who are sort of
00:30:32.078 --> 00:30:33.180
sovereignty-minded.
00:30:33.740 --> 00:30:34.779
We want to grow our own food,
00:30:34.839 --> 00:30:35.800
make our own medicine,
00:30:35.820 --> 00:30:37.922
and we want to have our own off-grid
00:30:38.001 --> 00:30:39.761
money systems like gold and silver and
00:30:39.781 --> 00:30:40.242
things like that.
00:30:40.682 --> 00:30:41.502
But beyond that,
00:30:41.863 --> 00:30:43.703
what's happening now is that major
00:30:43.743 --> 00:30:45.164
corporations in America
00:30:45.984 --> 00:30:47.487
and around the world are realizing they
00:30:47.507 --> 00:30:49.969
need open source AI to run locally because
00:30:50.009 --> 00:30:53.531
they don't trust the data center or the
00:30:53.571 --> 00:30:55.034
companies that are running out of the data
00:30:55.074 --> 00:30:57.715
centers like Anthropic or OpenAI or Google
00:30:57.796 --> 00:30:58.215
or Meta.
00:30:59.130 --> 00:31:00.991
And so I think that what's going to
00:31:01.051 --> 00:31:03.894
happen here is there's a massive
00:31:03.993 --> 00:31:06.236
overinvestment in the infrastructure of
00:31:06.256 --> 00:31:07.676
these hyperscale data centers.
00:31:08.038 --> 00:31:09.898
And that bubble is going to crash.
00:31:10.680 --> 00:31:12.601
And when it does, I mean, and actually,
00:31:12.641 --> 00:31:14.643
I think that's a good thing because these
00:31:14.663 --> 00:31:16.203
hyperscale data centers are taking up too
00:31:16.223 --> 00:31:17.746
much farmland, too much water.
00:31:17.965 --> 00:31:19.067
They're making a lot of noise,
00:31:19.126 --> 00:31:20.647
disrupting the local ecosystems,
00:31:20.667 --> 00:31:21.169
for example.
00:31:22.329 --> 00:31:23.691
When that crash comes,
00:31:24.330 --> 00:31:26.053
there's going to be a lot of massive
00:31:26.093 --> 00:31:27.094
buildings that are
00:31:28.060 --> 00:31:29.663
are not like they're gonna be up for
00:31:29.782 --> 00:31:32.105
auction and a lot of AI hardware up
00:31:32.125 --> 00:31:33.185
for auction and so on.
00:31:34.166 --> 00:31:35.288
But that crash is coming.
00:31:35.307 --> 00:31:37.289
It doesn't mean that AI itself is going
00:31:37.309 --> 00:31:37.730
to crash.
00:31:38.330 --> 00:31:41.073
AI is just gonna move into a more
00:31:41.133 --> 00:31:42.755
local and more decentralized
00:31:42.875 --> 00:31:43.736
configuration,
00:31:43.776 --> 00:31:46.578
which I think is good for humanities.
00:31:46.679 --> 00:31:47.839
It's more pro-freedom that way.
00:31:48.380 --> 00:31:50.903
So does that answer your question?
00:31:51.371 --> 00:31:53.771
yeah it does um but what about the
00:31:53.811 --> 00:31:55.913
fear and the concerns over the
00:31:55.952 --> 00:31:58.273
environmental damage or if you uh listen
00:31:58.314 --> 00:32:00.474
to people like dr jack cruz which i
00:32:00.515 --> 00:32:02.596
know you've interviewed and you know i was
00:32:02.635 --> 00:32:04.497
down in el salvador on two occasions
00:32:04.537 --> 00:32:07.758
hanging out with him that the emfs coming
00:32:07.817 --> 00:32:10.819
off these things are absolutely positively
00:32:10.880 --> 00:32:12.099
dreadful i mean what about the
00:32:12.119 --> 00:32:13.881
environmental impacts of these things have
00:32:13.921 --> 00:32:15.922
you have you i know you've considered it
00:32:15.961 --> 00:32:17.403
but uh what could you tell folks about
00:32:17.442 --> 00:32:17.682
that
00:32:18.282 --> 00:32:18.423
Yeah,
00:32:18.462 --> 00:32:20.683
the environmental impacts are massive.
00:32:21.044 --> 00:32:23.403
And I also interviewed Kristen Megan on
00:32:23.423 --> 00:32:23.763
this,
00:32:24.525 --> 00:32:27.944
who speaks about the low-frequency
00:32:28.865 --> 00:32:32.366
propagation of subaudible waves.
00:32:33.207 --> 00:32:34.507
You can't quite hear them because the
00:32:34.527 --> 00:32:35.207
frequency is low,
00:32:35.527 --> 00:32:37.167
but because of the low frequency,
00:32:37.188 --> 00:32:39.567
they travel many, many miles out,
00:32:39.647 --> 00:32:42.528
and they really disrupt wildlife and
00:32:42.568 --> 00:32:44.809
plants and seeds and insects and
00:32:44.849 --> 00:32:45.930
pollinators and so on.
00:32:46.670 --> 00:32:48.876
So I really do think a lot of
00:32:48.896 --> 00:32:51.423
this is temporary because they've
00:32:51.483 --> 00:32:53.990
overbuilt, they've overinvested,
00:32:55.163 --> 00:32:57.483
sadly they've managed to shift a lot of
00:32:57.523 --> 00:32:59.604
those investments into people's pensions
00:32:59.644 --> 00:33:00.805
that they don't even know about or
00:33:00.964 --> 00:33:03.525
insurance policies insurance companies
00:33:04.066 --> 00:33:06.746
have invested in this with your like
00:33:06.846 --> 00:33:09.646
insurance money basically so there's going
00:33:09.666 --> 00:33:13.048
to be a massive uh reckoning financially
00:33:13.407 --> 00:33:15.489
when this crash comes but a lot of
00:33:15.528 --> 00:33:17.489
those data centers that are being built
00:33:18.150 --> 00:33:19.390
will be turned off
00:33:21.500 --> 00:33:23.082
Yeah, go ahead, Todd.
00:33:23.241 --> 00:33:24.262
I was just going to comment.
00:33:24.742 --> 00:33:27.445
It's been like a hyperscale data center
00:33:27.566 --> 00:33:29.147
gold rush that has happened.
00:33:29.567 --> 00:33:33.913
And we are now entering the maybe we
00:33:33.952 --> 00:33:34.413
didn't need
00:33:38.136 --> 00:33:39.176
Right, to power them.
00:33:39.637 --> 00:33:39.917
Yes.
00:33:40.137 --> 00:33:40.377
Yeah.
00:33:40.939 --> 00:33:41.058
Well,
00:33:41.138 --> 00:33:42.058
and the other thing that's happening,
00:33:42.098 --> 00:33:44.500
and Todd and I just had Zach Voorhees
00:33:44.580 --> 00:33:47.962
on before joining you here today,
00:33:48.383 --> 00:33:49.743
and we were talking with Zach about the
00:33:49.784 --> 00:33:52.846
fact that these great improvements in
00:33:52.926 --> 00:33:55.708
algorithms mean that so much more AI
00:33:55.748 --> 00:33:58.109
compute can be done with a lot less
00:33:58.150 --> 00:33:58.630
hardware.
00:33:59.111 --> 00:34:00.872
And so the original calculations that
00:34:00.932 --> 00:34:02.972
these tech companies made to build these
00:34:03.012 --> 00:34:04.034
massive data centers,
00:34:04.493 --> 00:34:06.635
those calculations are obsolete, really.
00:34:07.336 --> 00:34:09.117
yeah they're not going to need all that
00:34:09.157 --> 00:34:12.039
space and all that hardware so there's a
00:34:12.099 --> 00:34:14.280
reckoning coming which is again i think a
00:34:14.320 --> 00:34:16.621
good thing and if i could encourage people
00:34:16.641 --> 00:34:19.664
uh we do a weekly show with zach
00:34:19.684 --> 00:34:23.507
voorhees original google whistleblower and
00:34:23.806 --> 00:34:27.590
talk about just an ai savant right he's
00:34:27.710 --> 00:34:31.311
it and uh we do a weekly episode
00:34:31.351 --> 00:34:32.913
with him which is just like maybe a
00:34:32.992 --> 00:34:36.295
thirty thirty five minute update every
00:34:36.315 --> 00:34:36.536
week
00:34:37.476 --> 00:34:39.438
at decentralized.tv.
00:34:40.077 --> 00:34:41.199
It is must watch.
00:34:41.418 --> 00:34:42.179
I'm not kidding you.
00:34:42.320 --> 00:34:43.981
If you don't want to be left behind,
00:34:44.181 --> 00:34:46.623
you just at least need to know where
00:34:46.663 --> 00:34:48.284
the puck is heading, right?
00:34:48.603 --> 00:34:49.764
Not where the puck is.
00:34:50.164 --> 00:34:52.126
And that's why all of these companies that
00:34:52.166 --> 00:34:54.688
invested these billions of dollars in
00:34:54.728 --> 00:34:57.369
these hyperscale centers,
00:34:57.949 --> 00:35:00.871
they were skating to where the puck is.
00:35:00.952 --> 00:35:03.054
But where the puck is going, guess what?
00:35:03.094 --> 00:35:04.175
You don't need all of them.
00:35:05.070 --> 00:35:05.331
I mean,
00:35:06.371 --> 00:35:08.333
there's going to be just ghost towns of
00:35:08.373 --> 00:35:10.655
hyperscale data centers that are just
00:35:10.695 --> 00:35:11.757
going to be, you know,
00:35:11.956 --> 00:35:14.458
massive pickleball courts, I think.
00:35:14.539 --> 00:35:16.501
I'll tell you what, I'm still, I mean,
00:35:17.061 --> 00:35:18.382
I can't wait to listen to the Zach
00:35:18.702 --> 00:35:19.802
Adams effect again.
00:35:21.003 --> 00:35:22.485
Like I said, I'm an avid listener, folks,
00:35:22.525 --> 00:35:22.726
but...
00:35:23.735 --> 00:35:26.996
The thing that I'm still trying to unload
00:35:27.036 --> 00:35:28.217
right now as a scientist,
00:35:28.277 --> 00:35:29.516
I listened to the other day that you
00:35:29.536 --> 00:35:31.938
guys had on confirming what I've been
00:35:31.978 --> 00:35:32.239
saying.
00:35:32.579 --> 00:35:33.778
People call me a nut because I was
00:35:33.818 --> 00:35:35.380
talking about transmutation and how it
00:35:35.420 --> 00:35:36.641
happens at a soil level.
00:35:37.420 --> 00:35:39.501
And he was on with you guys the
00:35:39.521 --> 00:35:40.842
other day and he was talking about the
00:35:40.882 --> 00:35:41.882
work of Louis Cravant.
00:35:42.583 --> 00:35:44.802
this French guy years ago that basically
00:35:44.862 --> 00:35:46.983
proved that it's absolutely happening at a
00:35:47.023 --> 00:35:47.963
biological level.
00:35:48.523 --> 00:35:50.804
And you guys made me feel so vindicated
00:35:50.824 --> 00:35:52.144
when you had him on there the other
00:35:52.164 --> 00:35:54.485
day, verifying the same things.
00:35:54.744 --> 00:35:56.206
I was like, it's all out there, y'all.
00:35:56.686 --> 00:35:57.485
It is out there.
00:35:57.525 --> 00:35:59.206
So thank you so much for having the
00:35:59.246 --> 00:36:01.726
people you have on there because they're
00:36:01.766 --> 00:36:02.146
confronting.
00:36:02.186 --> 00:36:04.666
And then he opened up a whole laundry
00:36:04.706 --> 00:36:05.047
list.
00:36:05.628 --> 00:36:06.887
Folks, this is what I'm talking about.
00:36:07.168 --> 00:36:08.168
A party with a purpose.
00:36:08.208 --> 00:36:09.407
This is what these guys do.
00:36:09.909 --> 00:36:11.708
They have a party with a purpose and
00:36:11.748 --> 00:36:11.969
you're,
00:36:12.509 --> 00:36:15.552
Blown away by not only the guests,
00:36:16.192 --> 00:36:17.713
but also the homework assignments.
00:36:17.793 --> 00:36:18.974
If you're an autodidact,
00:36:18.994 --> 00:36:20.835
you're going to walk away saying, okay,
00:36:20.916 --> 00:36:22.496
now I got about ten more people I
00:36:22.516 --> 00:36:24.719
got to research to kind of bolster the
00:36:24.778 --> 00:36:25.960
argument that I've been talking about
00:36:25.980 --> 00:36:26.940
forever and a day.
00:36:27.001 --> 00:36:29.762
So I can't thank you enough for people
00:36:29.782 --> 00:36:30.324
like Zach.
00:36:30.384 --> 00:36:31.905
And I wish I could remember the English
00:36:31.945 --> 00:36:32.905
guy you had on there.
00:36:34.766 --> 00:36:35.847
I'm just learning so much.
00:36:35.867 --> 00:36:36.588
Greenyer?
00:36:36.748 --> 00:36:37.708
Was his name Greenyer?
00:36:38.070 --> 00:36:38.289
Yes.
00:36:39.429 --> 00:36:42.150
okay yeah i guess about the transmutation
00:36:43.192 --> 00:36:44.733
yeah when he talked about that i mean
00:36:44.773 --> 00:36:46.753
he knocked my junk into my watch pocket
00:36:46.875 --> 00:36:48.576
i had to back it up and listen
00:36:48.635 --> 00:36:50.137
all over again i'm like did he just
00:36:50.177 --> 00:36:52.878
say that i'm like okay man let me
00:36:52.918 --> 00:36:54.900
pack it up again so i got quite
00:36:54.940 --> 00:36:56.300
the homework assignment to keep up with
00:36:56.342 --> 00:36:58.083
his work but um man you guys have
00:36:58.103 --> 00:37:00.664
some fantastic guests on there and it's
00:37:00.704 --> 00:37:02.005
blowing my mind so um
00:37:02.545 --> 00:37:05.190
Well, Billy, can I respond to that?
00:37:06.090 --> 00:37:07.634
I just want to be clear with your
00:37:07.693 --> 00:37:10.336
audience that Todd and I don't do this
00:37:10.538 --> 00:37:12.721
and you don't do what you do for
00:37:12.800 --> 00:37:13.702
entertainment purposes.
00:37:14.864 --> 00:37:15.804
This is very practical.
00:37:16.266 --> 00:37:16.927
We believe that
00:37:17.708 --> 00:37:21.351
humanity is now seriously threatened and
00:37:21.371 --> 00:37:23.753
that there are elements at a global level
00:37:23.873 --> 00:37:26.735
that want to dramatically reduce the
00:37:26.815 --> 00:37:29.398
number of people that exist on this planet
00:37:30.318 --> 00:37:31.960
and some of the ways that that is
00:37:32.059 --> 00:37:35.001
achieved is engineered energy scarcity
00:37:35.501 --> 00:37:38.063
food scarcity engineered malnutrition
00:37:38.083 --> 00:37:39.865
through processed foods you know
00:37:40.045 --> 00:37:42.487
engineered various bio weapons and so on
00:37:42.708 --> 00:37:44.929
and pollution and exposure to endocrine
00:37:44.949 --> 00:37:46.610
disrupting chemicals and i mean it's a
00:37:46.650 --> 00:37:47.112
long list
00:37:48.112 --> 00:37:50.255
So the reason Todd and I do this
00:37:50.275 --> 00:37:52.619
show is because we want to give people
00:37:53.360 --> 00:37:54.481
that is intelligent,
00:37:54.541 --> 00:37:57.527
informed people who want to live through
00:37:58.088 --> 00:37:59.469
whatever happens,
00:37:59.871 --> 00:38:01.353
we want to give them practical solutions.
00:38:02.309 --> 00:38:04.251
And it turns out those practical solutions
00:38:04.431 --> 00:38:07.554
are all orbiting around the concept of
00:38:07.614 --> 00:38:08.494
decentralization.
00:38:08.934 --> 00:38:10.655
You have to get, just like you know,
00:38:10.695 --> 00:38:10.916
Billy,
00:38:11.335 --> 00:38:13.036
when you get your food out of the
00:38:13.056 --> 00:38:14.418
grocery store as much as possible,
00:38:14.717 --> 00:38:17.000
you get your food that you farm or
00:38:17.019 --> 00:38:18.701
that you're trading with other farmers and
00:38:18.721 --> 00:38:19.021
so on.
00:38:19.661 --> 00:38:22.003
Now your nutrition level skyrockets,
00:38:22.063 --> 00:38:22.262
right?
00:38:22.282 --> 00:38:26.065
You get much more nourishing food that's
00:38:26.085 --> 00:38:28.266
going to power your brain and power your
00:38:28.327 --> 00:38:30.349
body to a much brighter future,
00:38:30.449 --> 00:38:31.829
much healthier future.
00:38:32.769 --> 00:38:35.692
same thing happens with with ai we talked
00:38:35.711 --> 00:38:37.733
about or or getting out of the medical
00:38:37.793 --> 00:38:40.014
system growing a lot of your own medicine
00:38:41.096 --> 00:38:42.597
and you know we've talked about things
00:38:42.617 --> 00:38:45.599
like using a simple ultrasonic cleaner to
00:38:45.699 --> 00:38:48.740
extract the medicine out of common herbs
00:38:48.760 --> 00:38:51.083
that you grow right i mean for for
00:38:51.202 --> 00:38:53.043
less than fifty bucks you can have an
00:38:53.123 --> 00:38:55.204
herbal extraction system that's highly
00:38:55.266 --> 00:38:56.686
highly effective and they're called
00:38:56.726 --> 00:38:58.847
they're sold as like jewelry cleaners on
00:38:58.927 --> 00:39:00.168
amazon you know but
00:39:00.568 --> 00:39:02.731
you can put rosemary in there and you
00:39:02.771 --> 00:39:05.072
can extract rosmarinic acid which is a
00:39:05.253 --> 00:39:07.335
very potent anti-cancer and
00:39:07.394 --> 00:39:09.697
neuroprotective medicine and all you have
00:39:09.717 --> 00:39:11.938
to use is water or you could mix
00:39:11.978 --> 00:39:14.860
water and alcohol which is a little bit
00:39:14.920 --> 00:39:16.961
of a better solvent and you can get
00:39:17.103 --> 00:39:19.664
really potent medicine well why isn't that
00:39:20.768 --> 00:39:24.150
broadcast on every TV show or channel.
00:39:24.530 --> 00:39:26.351
Why isn't that taught by every doctor?
00:39:26.592 --> 00:39:28.793
Because they don't want you to know that.
00:39:29.273 --> 00:39:31.094
They want you to be beholden to the
00:39:31.135 --> 00:39:33.715
centralized system where you are a victim
00:39:33.835 --> 00:39:35.376
or you're a slave to the system.
00:39:35.697 --> 00:39:38.458
The medical system wants obedient human
00:39:38.699 --> 00:39:40.581
slaves to just do what we say,
00:39:40.800 --> 00:39:42.161
you know, take these pills,
00:39:42.181 --> 00:39:43.422
take these injections, whatever.
00:39:43.983 --> 00:39:45.302
And it turns out that's not in your
00:39:45.364 --> 00:39:45.784
interest.
00:39:46.184 --> 00:39:47.244
That is not in your interest.
00:39:47.804 --> 00:39:51.126
So what we teach at decentralized.tv is
00:39:51.567 --> 00:39:54.347
pro-human, it is pro-freedom,
00:39:55.068 --> 00:39:56.789
and it's for people who actually want to
00:39:56.849 --> 00:39:58.449
be the surviving remnant,
00:39:58.969 --> 00:40:02.632
no matter what happens with the plans for
00:40:02.831 --> 00:40:03.672
our planet.
00:40:04.172 --> 00:40:04.753
So there you go.
00:40:05.452 --> 00:40:07.034
Well, to that point, you know,
00:40:07.114 --> 00:40:07.693
it was Robert O.
00:40:07.733 --> 00:40:10.456
Becker that had basically exposed all the
00:40:10.476 --> 00:40:11.335
way back in the fifties.
00:40:11.356 --> 00:40:12.956
You can read his book, The Body Electric.
00:40:13.780 --> 00:40:15.021
we knew there was in fact there was
00:40:15.061 --> 00:40:16.561
a lady that back in the eighties got
00:40:16.581 --> 00:40:19.342
her phd exposing that the extremely low
00:40:19.382 --> 00:40:21.083
frequency radiation that's coming off of
00:40:21.224 --> 00:40:24.827
power lines power lines all the way back
00:40:24.867 --> 00:40:26.847
then was giving people cancer it was
00:40:26.867 --> 00:40:28.768
having all these negative effects and
00:40:28.789 --> 00:40:30.329
folks take it from me a thirty year
00:40:30.349 --> 00:40:33.032
journeyman electrician don't do this but
00:40:33.072 --> 00:40:35.572
you can if there are no effects then
00:40:35.612 --> 00:40:37.014
how is it i can go under any
00:40:37.054 --> 00:40:39.775
high voltage power line and if i put
00:40:39.815 --> 00:40:41.317
enough copper coils
00:40:42.335 --> 00:40:42.755
around,
00:40:43.115 --> 00:40:44.396
I won't say exactly how to do it.
00:40:44.536 --> 00:40:46.659
I can induce that voltage off that line
00:40:46.780 --> 00:40:48.201
and produce a hundred and twenty volts to
00:40:48.240 --> 00:40:48.942
run my house.
00:40:49.442 --> 00:40:50.483
If you ask me, I know,
00:40:51.083 --> 00:40:53.126
I know some old boys back in Oklahoma.
00:40:53.166 --> 00:40:53.827
There's farmers.
00:40:53.867 --> 00:40:56.510
If you see an old farm truck parked
00:40:56.590 --> 00:40:58.231
under, shouldn't even say this,
00:40:58.291 --> 00:40:59.713
but if you see it parked under some
00:40:59.733 --> 00:41:01.213
power lines in the middle of a farm
00:41:01.235 --> 00:41:01.474
field,
00:41:02.181 --> 00:41:03.103
There's a reason for it.
00:41:03.503 --> 00:41:04.505
And I'll bet you ten to one,
00:41:04.525 --> 00:41:06.128
they're probably inducing a voltage off
00:41:06.148 --> 00:41:08.431
that line and it's hidden inside that old
00:41:08.471 --> 00:41:10.514
truck or tractor that's broken down there
00:41:10.914 --> 00:41:11.856
and they're running their house.
00:41:11.956 --> 00:41:12.356
Anyway,
00:41:12.797 --> 00:41:15.762
they've known the deleterious effects
00:41:16.715 --> 00:41:17.916
on health all the way back to the
00:41:17.956 --> 00:41:19.478
fifties when Robert O Becker tried to make
00:41:19.518 --> 00:41:20.418
everybody aware of it.
00:41:20.938 --> 00:41:22.478
This is this guy that was growing back
00:41:22.579 --> 00:41:24.300
limbs on salad, not salamanders,
00:41:24.340 --> 00:41:26.601
but on people using some of the
00:41:26.621 --> 00:41:28.523
information twice nominated for a Nobel
00:41:28.543 --> 00:41:29.023
prize.
00:41:29.623 --> 00:41:31.764
And they stuffed his work in the garbage
00:41:31.804 --> 00:41:34.246
bin because it was basically proving that
00:41:34.425 --> 00:41:35.786
all of this stuff out there in the
00:41:35.806 --> 00:41:37.306
environment that we think is so wonderful
00:41:37.367 --> 00:41:37.748
for us.
00:41:38.347 --> 00:41:39.108
It actually isn't.
00:41:39.168 --> 00:41:40.688
And that's what the beauty is of
00:41:40.748 --> 00:41:42.550
decentralized TV is you're going to find
00:41:43.251 --> 00:41:45.371
antidotes to every single thing.
00:41:45.891 --> 00:41:48.293
Folks, I know you guys, and Todd,
00:41:48.333 --> 00:41:48.994
let me go over to you.
00:41:49.054 --> 00:41:50.514
I know you probably get some criticism
00:41:50.574 --> 00:41:54.536
because if it's like me, people say, well,
00:41:55.336 --> 00:41:56.898
you talk too much about dark things.
00:41:57.657 --> 00:41:59.059
You don't talk about the positive things.
00:41:59.099 --> 00:41:59.259
Well,
00:41:59.338 --> 00:42:01.780
I do because for every one bad thing
00:42:01.820 --> 00:42:02.681
going on in the world,
00:42:03.081 --> 00:42:04.802
I give you at least two solutions for
00:42:05.001 --> 00:42:07.244
everything if I have it.
00:42:08.501 --> 00:42:10.101
How do you deal with the detractors out
00:42:10.121 --> 00:42:10.461
there?
00:42:11.021 --> 00:42:12.563
Because almost certainly they exist that
00:42:12.623 --> 00:42:13.244
say, oh,
00:42:13.284 --> 00:42:15.445
you guys are too doom and gloom.
00:42:15.744 --> 00:42:17.244
I say you guys are in the reality
00:42:17.306 --> 00:42:17.445
realm.
00:42:17.465 --> 00:42:18.286
That's why I love you.
00:42:19.507 --> 00:42:21.327
How do you deal with those people that
00:42:21.367 --> 00:42:22.327
are out there saying, oh,
00:42:22.407 --> 00:42:23.327
I don't want to hear all the bad
00:42:23.367 --> 00:42:23.528
news.
00:42:23.588 --> 00:42:25.289
I just want to hear the wonderful things
00:42:25.369 --> 00:42:25.650
out there.
00:42:25.869 --> 00:42:26.369
What do you say?
00:42:27.449 --> 00:42:28.088
I don't know.
00:42:28.449 --> 00:42:30.471
I don't think we actually get that kind
00:42:30.510 --> 00:42:31.670
of feedback with our show.
00:42:31.931 --> 00:42:32.512
I really don't.
00:42:32.632 --> 00:42:34.592
I don't know what you think, Mike.
00:42:34.753 --> 00:42:35.954
I agree with you.
00:42:35.994 --> 00:42:38.554
Yeah, I don't hear that feedback at all.
00:42:39.155 --> 00:42:39.996
At all, right.
00:42:40.936 --> 00:42:43.538
Because we don't lead with feedback.
00:42:44.217 --> 00:42:47.280
fear right we'll educate people and we
00:42:47.320 --> 00:42:50.782
will uh shine the spotlight on certain
00:42:51.242 --> 00:42:54.224
centralized systems and we can talk about
00:42:54.324 --> 00:42:56.086
how let me just flip this on you
00:42:56.106 --> 00:42:59.548
a little bit billy um tell me this
00:42:59.809 --> 00:43:02.311
if you don't mind um you live near
00:43:02.471 --> 00:43:05.012
ashville correct don't hold it against me
00:43:05.896 --> 00:43:06.215
OK,
00:43:06.577 --> 00:43:08.438
so think about all of the people in
00:43:08.577 --> 00:43:09.079
Asheville.
00:43:09.639 --> 00:43:12.221
If this trucker strike happens on October
00:43:12.260 --> 00:43:15.923
first and let's fast forward two to three
00:43:15.963 --> 00:43:19.505
weeks, the grocery stores in Asheville,
00:43:20.047 --> 00:43:20.327
you know,
00:43:20.666 --> 00:43:23.489
people who are dependent upon that
00:43:23.630 --> 00:43:26.150
centralized food delivery system.
00:43:26.972 --> 00:43:29.333
What's going to happen to them and their
00:43:29.353 --> 00:43:31.896
families in comparison to Billy?
00:43:32.498 --> 00:43:34.699
How are you going to be two to
00:43:34.739 --> 00:43:38.023
three weeks after the truck stopped
00:43:38.083 --> 00:43:39.224
shipping food in there?
00:43:39.644 --> 00:43:41.806
Why don't you share with people how your
00:43:41.847 --> 00:43:43.047
family will handle that?
00:43:43.561 --> 00:43:43.740
Well,
00:43:43.800 --> 00:43:45.802
right here atop Billy's Jungle Palace of
00:43:45.862 --> 00:43:46.163
Love,
00:43:46.222 --> 00:43:47.885
I guarantee you things are going to go
00:43:48.065 --> 00:43:49.505
exactly like they did right after
00:43:49.525 --> 00:43:50.407
Hurricane Helene.
00:43:50.887 --> 00:43:52.489
When everybody was out there scurrying
00:43:52.608 --> 00:43:53.710
after this and that,
00:43:54.231 --> 00:43:56.231
waiting in long lines to go get cash
00:43:56.271 --> 00:43:58.434
from ATMs, waiting in long,
00:43:58.474 --> 00:44:00.896
long lines to get gas from gas stations
00:44:00.916 --> 00:44:01.777
that didn't even have it.
00:44:02.719 --> 00:44:04.199
I was back here and I was doing
00:44:04.239 --> 00:44:05.360
everything I could to help out my
00:44:05.400 --> 00:44:07.101
neighbors going out with chainsaws.
00:44:07.240 --> 00:44:08.661
I was able to be a blessing to
00:44:08.701 --> 00:44:11.061
people out there because I wasn't relying
00:44:11.101 --> 00:44:12.023
on any of that stuff.
00:44:12.742 --> 00:44:15.224
And because I've long lived this, I mean,
00:44:15.264 --> 00:44:17.385
I've been doing this for well over twenty
00:44:17.405 --> 00:44:18.065
five years.
00:44:18.704 --> 00:44:19.626
So when it happened,
00:44:19.746 --> 00:44:21.166
it was just a glitch in the radar.
00:44:21.706 --> 00:44:21.965
You know,
00:44:22.025 --> 00:44:24.206
we we have off grid means to power
00:44:24.286 --> 00:44:25.527
everything that we have over here.
00:44:25.588 --> 00:44:26.788
So it wasn't a big deal for us.
00:44:26.807 --> 00:44:27.728
But let me tell you what's going to
00:44:27.748 --> 00:44:28.068
happen.
00:44:28.829 --> 00:44:30.670
To all those hoopoe-headed marchies out
00:44:30.710 --> 00:44:33.010
there in Asheville right now, you know,
00:44:34.112 --> 00:44:35.572
they'll stand on the side of a road
00:44:36.413 --> 00:44:37.434
holding up signs.
00:44:37.893 --> 00:44:39.153
Nothing will change at first.
00:44:39.695 --> 00:44:41.596
But just like the book, one second after,
00:44:42.356 --> 00:44:44.036
thirty-six hours they'll be beating each
00:44:44.077 --> 00:44:46.097
other over the heads for the bought water
00:44:46.117 --> 00:44:47.179
bottles in their hands.
00:44:47.898 --> 00:44:49.119
Sadly, I mean, yeah,
00:44:49.179 --> 00:44:50.061
call it gloom and doom.
00:44:50.081 --> 00:44:51.221
I'm just talking reality.
00:44:51.902 --> 00:44:54.204
Everybody in that town, for the most part,
00:44:55.184 --> 00:44:57.445
is completely oblivious to what's about to
00:44:57.485 --> 00:44:59.347
befall the United States of amnesia.
00:44:59.867 --> 00:45:00.847
And they don't care to know.
00:45:01.349 --> 00:45:03.070
So those are definitely not the people in
00:45:03.110 --> 00:45:03.909
my demographic.
00:45:03.949 --> 00:45:05.291
Those are not the people I'm reaching out
00:45:05.311 --> 00:45:05.550
to.
00:45:06.032 --> 00:45:07.193
I think we share a lot of the
00:45:07.213 --> 00:45:07.813
same audience.
00:45:07.833 --> 00:45:09.875
And I would bet a dollar to donuts,
00:45:10.355 --> 00:45:11.675
after you guys are on here today,
00:45:11.896 --> 00:45:13.536
all of my audience is going to gravitate
00:45:13.577 --> 00:45:14.277
over to you guys.
00:45:14.998 --> 00:45:16.438
That's what I love about this thing is
00:45:16.458 --> 00:45:18.599
that we have this great exchange of ideas.
00:45:18.898 --> 00:45:19.838
Amazing synergy.
00:45:20.259 --> 00:45:22.199
The reason why I ask that question is
00:45:22.239 --> 00:45:24.340
you embody decentralization.
00:45:24.900 --> 00:45:25.260
Yes.
00:45:25.481 --> 00:45:27.721
So you are just a case study.
00:45:27.760 --> 00:45:30.222
And my question was about what happens
00:45:30.762 --> 00:45:33.302
when people are dependent on centralized
00:45:33.342 --> 00:45:36.764
food delivery versus decentralized food
00:45:36.824 --> 00:45:37.443
production.
00:45:38.083 --> 00:45:40.625
And if people can grasp that,
00:45:41.164 --> 00:45:42.364
then you'll get our show.
00:45:43.413 --> 00:45:43.972
Well, I'll tell you,
00:45:43.992 --> 00:45:45.213
I want to go right back to you
00:45:45.492 --> 00:45:46.534
regarding some of that, Todd,
00:45:46.574 --> 00:45:48.034
because both of you guys,
00:45:49.074 --> 00:45:49.793
I'll be honest with you.
00:45:49.813 --> 00:45:50.713
I'm not saying this to brag.
00:45:50.733 --> 00:45:53.375
I'm just saying it was a proud thing
00:45:53.394 --> 00:45:55.255
for me to feel as if I were
00:45:55.295 --> 00:45:57.494
the most decentralized farmer in all of
00:45:57.536 --> 00:45:58.036
this country.
00:45:58.775 --> 00:46:00.335
And then I was thinking, okay, well,
00:46:01.056 --> 00:46:01.295
you know,
00:46:01.335 --> 00:46:03.115
after I started listening and asking
00:46:03.155 --> 00:46:04.436
critical questions about myself,
00:46:04.456 --> 00:46:05.617
it brought me back to some of the
00:46:05.777 --> 00:46:06.996
topics you guys talked about.
00:46:07.577 --> 00:46:09.097
One of the areas where I was not
00:46:09.137 --> 00:46:11.197
decentralized was certainly my money.
00:46:12.259 --> 00:46:14.280
In so many different ways because of it,
00:46:14.722 --> 00:46:15.161
guys.
00:46:15.822 --> 00:46:17.244
You know, I'm like, okay, animals,
00:46:17.425 --> 00:46:18.286
decentralized.
00:46:18.746 --> 00:46:21.489
Health became decentralized.
00:46:21.509 --> 00:46:22.309
It wasn't initially,
00:46:22.349 --> 00:46:23.291
but I became that way.
00:46:23.831 --> 00:46:25.393
But where it came to my money,
00:46:25.954 --> 00:46:27.195
if we're looking at these things as a
00:46:27.255 --> 00:46:28.056
three-legged stool,
00:46:28.135 --> 00:46:29.518
it actually ought to be about more like
00:46:29.538 --> 00:46:30.458
a twenty-legged stool.
00:46:31.300 --> 00:46:32.280
Most people are going to say, well,
00:46:32.320 --> 00:46:33.081
what about my money?
00:46:33.762 --> 00:46:35.105
And that's where, because of you guys,
00:46:35.144 --> 00:46:35.786
because of Mike,
00:46:36.347 --> 00:46:38.110
and I went through your broker,
00:46:38.170 --> 00:46:39.791
I think it was Treasure Island at the
00:46:39.811 --> 00:46:39.952
time.
00:46:39.992 --> 00:46:41.014
I think it may be somebody else.
00:46:41.614 --> 00:46:41.914
Okay.
00:46:42.315 --> 00:46:43.777
Took a lot of those worthless dollars
00:46:43.818 --> 00:46:44.659
sitting in a bank.
00:46:45.420 --> 00:46:46.983
And I bought silver back when it was
00:46:47.023 --> 00:46:49.065
twenty three bucks an ounce.
00:46:49.806 --> 00:46:52.469
So I'm crapping in tall cotton on that
00:46:52.570 --> 00:46:52.731
end.
00:46:53.150 --> 00:46:54.992
But then also, Todd, on your end,
00:46:55.934 --> 00:46:57.536
you brought me you brought up another
00:46:57.556 --> 00:46:57.757
thing,
00:46:57.797 --> 00:46:59.659
but I was already on board with another
00:46:59.798 --> 00:47:00.780
person doing this thing.
00:47:00.800 --> 00:47:02.181
And that's your I'm not sure how
00:47:02.242 --> 00:47:03.704
comfortable you are talking about it.
00:47:04.425 --> 00:47:05.766
But OK, well,
00:47:05.867 --> 00:47:07.248
there's a whole lot of people out there
00:47:07.288 --> 00:47:09.391
that are doing jobs they hate.
00:47:09.954 --> 00:47:11.396
They're out there like I used to be
00:47:11.416 --> 00:47:12.577
when I was making a lot of money
00:47:12.617 --> 00:47:14.077
as an industrial electrician.
00:47:14.878 --> 00:47:15.518
Essentially,
00:47:15.778 --> 00:47:17.239
most of the people I worked with,
00:47:17.739 --> 00:47:19.021
when you get down to brass tacks,
00:47:19.041 --> 00:47:20.742
they're playing hide and seek for three
00:47:20.782 --> 00:47:21.463
grand a week.
00:47:21.983 --> 00:47:23.384
They're doing enough to keep from getting
00:47:23.423 --> 00:47:23.864
fired.
00:47:24.565 --> 00:47:25.704
And, you know,
00:47:25.945 --> 00:47:27.505
it works that way on both ends.
00:47:28.146 --> 00:47:29.907
But you have a way for a person
00:47:29.947 --> 00:47:31.588
to keep a whole lot more of that
00:47:31.628 --> 00:47:32.769
money into their pocket and
00:47:33.608 --> 00:47:34.670
Why don't we talk about that?
00:47:34.710 --> 00:47:35.871
I know we're coming to the shady end
00:47:35.891 --> 00:47:36.313
of this show,
00:47:36.353 --> 00:47:37.996
but there was no way I was not
00:47:38.016 --> 00:47:40.480
going to talk about money and how
00:47:40.500 --> 00:47:43.003
important you guys have been for me and
00:47:43.204 --> 00:47:44.726
almost certainly to the members in this
00:47:44.827 --> 00:47:45.086
audience.
00:47:45.228 --> 00:47:46.329
Why don't you talk to us about your
00:47:46.369 --> 00:47:47.711
five, seven, five echo?
00:47:48.715 --> 00:47:48.835
Well,
00:47:48.914 --> 00:47:52.199
let me let me rewind to what we
00:47:52.239 --> 00:47:54.661
discussed earlier when I made the decision
00:47:54.701 --> 00:47:56.163
to install a food forest.
00:47:57.264 --> 00:47:58.945
And, you know,
00:47:59.266 --> 00:48:02.409
it hit me then decentralization is not
00:48:02.509 --> 00:48:02.929
free.
00:48:03.731 --> 00:48:07.554
Many times there is a investment that you
00:48:07.594 --> 00:48:10.538
have to make to decentralize your lives.
00:48:11.097 --> 00:48:12.739
And so I'll never forget.
00:48:12.958 --> 00:48:13.239
And Mike,
00:48:13.278 --> 00:48:14.920
this was before I even ever talked to
00:48:14.940 --> 00:48:17.802
you about the unincorporated nonprofit
00:48:17.842 --> 00:48:18.563
associations.
00:48:18.603 --> 00:48:20.103
But it was at that point in time
00:48:20.443 --> 00:48:23.565
to when Jim and his team installed the
00:48:23.606 --> 00:48:24.226
food forest.
00:48:24.646 --> 00:48:26.188
And man, I had a fence built.
00:48:26.208 --> 00:48:27.449
They had to take out all of this
00:48:27.509 --> 00:48:28.088
grass.
00:48:28.108 --> 00:48:29.389
They had to dig a trench.
00:48:29.469 --> 00:48:31.530
I had four water catchment containers.
00:48:31.590 --> 00:48:32.492
So I did a lot.
00:48:32.952 --> 00:48:34.333
But at the end of the day,
00:48:34.373 --> 00:48:37.375
it was like thirty three,
00:48:37.474 --> 00:48:38.896
thirty four thousand dollars.
00:48:40.103 --> 00:48:41.043
And guess what?
00:48:42.403 --> 00:48:44.644
Since eight and a half years ago,
00:48:45.005 --> 00:48:48.126
I had a friend of mine tell me
00:48:48.166 --> 00:48:50.668
about an unincorporated nonprofit
00:48:50.708 --> 00:48:51.528
association.
00:48:52.318 --> 00:48:54.880
and a California established one.
00:48:55.380 --> 00:48:58.023
And what this does, it allows people,
00:48:58.182 --> 00:49:00.184
if you are a W-II earner,
00:49:00.284 --> 00:49:01.746
a ten-ninety-nine earner,
00:49:01.847 --> 00:49:03.568
if you operate an LLC,
00:49:03.907 --> 00:49:04.929
if you own property,
00:49:04.989 --> 00:49:06.231
if you trade in crypto,
00:49:06.590 --> 00:49:08.192
if you stack precious metals,
00:49:08.291 --> 00:49:09.333
if you have children,
00:49:10.213 --> 00:49:12.775
You got to go to my five seventy
00:49:12.795 --> 00:49:16.378
five e dot com and begin your journey.
00:49:16.639 --> 00:49:20.163
And that wasn't that wasn't available
00:49:20.302 --> 00:49:21.364
three years ago.
00:49:21.943 --> 00:49:24.967
But I just wanted to bookmark that so
00:49:25.007 --> 00:49:26.007
people can go to it.
00:49:26.068 --> 00:49:27.909
So they'll understand after the fact.
00:49:28.349 --> 00:49:31.472
But when I installed that food for us,
00:49:31.612 --> 00:49:32.132
it hit me.
00:49:32.552 --> 00:49:34.034
You know, I had had my.
00:49:35.275 --> 00:49:38.557
My unincorporated nonprofit association,
00:49:38.597 --> 00:49:40.759
which allows me to keep so much more
00:49:40.798 --> 00:49:43.061
of what I earn, protect what I have,
00:49:43.101 --> 00:49:45.041
and decrease my personal liability.
00:49:45.402 --> 00:49:47.362
When Nelson Rockefeller coined the phrase,
00:49:47.563 --> 00:49:49.085
own nothing, control everything,
00:49:49.425 --> 00:49:51.045
what do you think he's talking about?
00:49:51.226 --> 00:49:52.527
It's entities like this.
00:49:52.806 --> 00:49:55.248
But just like they don't teach nutrition
00:49:55.429 --> 00:49:56.650
in med school,
00:49:56.909 --> 00:49:59.791
they do not teach UNAs in accounting or
00:49:59.831 --> 00:50:00.391
law school.
00:50:00.512 --> 00:50:02.193
Nobody's going to bring this to you as
00:50:02.213 --> 00:50:03.094
a solution today.
00:50:03.273 --> 00:50:05.557
because it is off-grid finance.
00:50:05.617 --> 00:50:06.820
Just trust me on this.
00:50:07.179 --> 00:50:10.103
I've changed lots of people's lives over
00:50:10.123 --> 00:50:11.025
the last three years.
00:50:11.365 --> 00:50:12.367
But what I did,
00:50:12.527 --> 00:50:13.730
and I have a video of it,
00:50:14.210 --> 00:50:17.094
is because I had saved so much money
00:50:17.135 --> 00:50:18.516
the previous five years,
00:50:19.157 --> 00:50:21.018
through the tax advantages,
00:50:21.559 --> 00:50:22.701
every time I got a,
00:50:22.920 --> 00:50:24.442
I call it my bonus check from the
00:50:24.601 --> 00:50:26.844
IRS, I'd take five,
00:50:26.884 --> 00:50:28.485
ten thousand dollars and I'd put it in
00:50:28.525 --> 00:50:29.786
my home safe, right?
00:50:29.846 --> 00:50:30.947
The green crappy stuff.
00:50:31.507 --> 00:50:33.568
So I have a video to where when
00:50:33.628 --> 00:50:35.590
they told me the final bill of that
00:50:35.650 --> 00:50:36.451
installation,
00:50:38.612 --> 00:50:39.873
I went to my safe and I had
00:50:39.974 --> 00:50:42.094
thirty four thousand dollars in my hand
00:50:42.715 --> 00:50:44.876
and I have a video of me shaking
00:50:44.916 --> 00:50:45.898
his hand and I said,
00:50:46.097 --> 00:50:46.958
I gladly
00:50:47.690 --> 00:50:51.092
give you this green shitty cash for this
00:50:51.193 --> 00:50:54.375
wonderful food producing future of mine.
00:50:54.755 --> 00:50:57.797
So because I kept more of what I
00:50:57.938 --> 00:51:00.398
earn with this entity, right,
00:51:01.159 --> 00:51:03.460
I had the means to be able to
00:51:03.521 --> 00:51:05.282
invest in the food for us.
00:51:05.963 --> 00:51:08.364
And I have the means to be able
00:51:08.384 --> 00:51:10.626
to invest in precious metals.
00:51:11.306 --> 00:51:14.447
in private crypto etc so i just encourage
00:51:14.487 --> 00:51:16.827
people go to my five seventy five e
00:51:16.847 --> 00:51:19.268
dot com click on let's go and there's
00:51:19.427 --> 00:51:21.869
ninety minute free education video in
00:51:21.909 --> 00:51:24.268
there uh there's a downloadable pdf and
00:51:24.309 --> 00:51:26.849
then if people want to talk about their
00:51:26.929 --> 00:51:30.431
own operating realities i do make myself
00:51:30.471 --> 00:51:32.931
available for private one-on-one uh
00:51:32.951 --> 00:51:34.851
consultations it is a hundred and fifty
00:51:34.891 --> 00:51:35.711
dollars but
00:51:36.231 --> 00:51:38.833
Mike is the one that shared this with,
00:51:38.952 --> 00:51:41.273
is I used to offer the consults for
00:51:41.313 --> 00:51:41.612
free.
00:51:41.652 --> 00:51:43.074
Then people didn't show up.
00:51:43.594 --> 00:51:45.313
And Mike said, there's a remedy for that,
00:51:45.614 --> 00:51:45.954
Todd.
00:51:47.875 --> 00:51:50.195
And then deduct it off if people move
00:51:50.215 --> 00:51:50.956
forward with it.
00:51:51.376 --> 00:51:52.675
And that's what I do.
00:51:52.695 --> 00:51:53.916
And most people who have a private
00:51:53.936 --> 00:51:54.577
consultation,
00:51:54.597 --> 00:51:55.896
they do move forward with it.
00:51:56.356 --> 00:51:57.898
But yeah,
00:51:58.059 --> 00:52:00.300
decentralized finance is important.
00:52:00.840 --> 00:52:04.003
And that is a very, very powerful tool.
00:52:04.043 --> 00:52:06.266
But just one last thing with it.
00:52:06.365 --> 00:52:07.947
I've helped over seven hundred and fifty
00:52:07.967 --> 00:52:11.050
people over the last three years because
00:52:11.311 --> 00:52:14.753
after I paid for it with the that
00:52:14.793 --> 00:52:15.735
green shitty cash,
00:52:16.094 --> 00:52:17.476
that's when I went to Mike and I
00:52:17.496 --> 00:52:17.876
said, Mike,
00:52:17.976 --> 00:52:19.257
I want to I want to start talking
00:52:19.277 --> 00:52:19.778
about this.
00:52:20.668 --> 00:52:22.088
And Mike did what Mike does,
00:52:22.389 --> 00:52:24.030
and he did his own six weeks of
00:52:24.090 --> 00:52:27.231
due diligence before giving a blessing to
00:52:27.251 --> 00:52:28.110
be able to talk about it.
00:52:28.130 --> 00:52:28.831
But since then,
00:52:29.291 --> 00:52:30.452
seven hundred and fifty people.
00:52:30.472 --> 00:52:32.253
We have a private telegram group of six
00:52:32.273 --> 00:52:33.092
hundred and fifty people,
00:52:33.253 --> 00:52:34.634
amazing people in there.
00:52:34.974 --> 00:52:36.793
So I just encourage people to start your
00:52:36.833 --> 00:52:38.635
journey to see if we can help you
00:52:38.695 --> 00:52:40.094
keep more of what you want.
00:52:40.135 --> 00:52:41.536
But Billy, you know, I mean,
00:52:41.596 --> 00:52:43.516
we talk about solutions like Todd just
00:52:43.637 --> 00:52:44.177
laid out there,
00:52:44.217 --> 00:52:44.356
but
00:52:45.056 --> 00:52:47.038
I don't want your audience to think that
00:52:47.057 --> 00:52:48.679
we don't have fun too.
00:52:48.760 --> 00:52:49.980
And I love the way that you speak,
00:52:50.019 --> 00:52:50.280
Bill.
00:52:50.940 --> 00:52:52.121
You're like a poet.
00:52:52.181 --> 00:52:53.963
I mean, you're a spontaneous poet.
00:52:54.023 --> 00:52:54.923
I love the way you speak.
00:52:54.943 --> 00:52:56.445
And I've never heard that phrase crapping
00:52:56.485 --> 00:52:57.485
and tall cotton before,
00:52:57.525 --> 00:53:00.166
but that's a whole new fun one.
00:53:01.148 --> 00:53:01.788
In fact, we were,
00:53:02.748 --> 00:53:03.630
you might appreciate this.
00:53:04.110 --> 00:53:05.530
Todd and I were having fun before the
00:53:05.570 --> 00:53:05.811
show.
00:53:06.251 --> 00:53:07.572
And have you heard about that,
00:53:07.952 --> 00:53:09.353
the Middle Eastern port city called
00:53:09.373 --> 00:53:09.773
Djibouti?
00:53:11.331 --> 00:53:11.592
No,
00:53:11.612 --> 00:53:12.853
but it sounds like a country I want
00:53:12.873 --> 00:53:13.414
to go to.
00:53:13.793 --> 00:53:14.835
Yeah, it's called Djibouti.
00:53:14.994 --> 00:53:15.396
So, Todd,
00:53:16.516 --> 00:53:17.597
you want to hit me with that question?
00:53:17.998 --> 00:53:18.539
Yeah, Mike,
00:53:19.739 --> 00:53:22.581
I want you to use the Middle Eastern
00:53:22.722 --> 00:53:25.704
city Djibouti in a sentence.
00:53:25.724 --> 00:53:27.206
Okay, you ready, Billy?
00:53:28.126 --> 00:53:29.588
Okay, I'll do it after you.
00:53:29.648 --> 00:53:30.068
Go ahead.
00:53:30.289 --> 00:53:31.230
Okay.
00:53:31.250 --> 00:53:32.351
What you going to do with Djibouti?
00:53:37.021 --> 00:53:38.364
So that's my take.
00:53:38.384 --> 00:53:39.925
See, that's my...
00:53:39.985 --> 00:53:41.708
I don't mean any offense to people who
00:53:41.748 --> 00:53:42.230
live there,
00:53:42.610 --> 00:53:45.054
but when you have a city that ends
00:53:45.074 --> 00:53:45.596
with booty...
00:53:47.748 --> 00:53:48.809
You got to have fun with that.
00:53:48.949 --> 00:53:50.210
You know what I'm saying?
00:53:50.231 --> 00:53:50.530
You know,
00:53:50.610 --> 00:53:52.012
it's funny that you bring that up and
00:53:52.032 --> 00:53:54.134
my wife's going to be pissed because I
00:53:54.173 --> 00:53:54.693
said this.
00:53:55.255 --> 00:53:56.594
I mean, have you ever seen her?
00:53:57.235 --> 00:53:59.016
She's got more curves than a goat pass.
00:53:59.077 --> 00:53:59.297
I mean,
00:53:59.356 --> 00:54:01.978
she is built and she is in all
00:54:02.018 --> 00:54:03.019
kinds of good shape.
00:54:03.579 --> 00:54:04.481
And I said, honey, you know,
00:54:04.521 --> 00:54:05.402
my favorite country.
00:54:06.646 --> 00:54:09.447
And of course,
00:54:09.507 --> 00:54:11.349
she looks at me and I guarantee she's
00:54:11.389 --> 00:54:13.230
turning blue down there right now because
00:54:13.269 --> 00:54:14.389
I just told you guys this.
00:54:15.530 --> 00:54:17.831
But anyway, yeah,
00:54:18.092 --> 00:54:19.793
I kind of have my version of it.
00:54:19.873 --> 00:54:20.552
Man, I swear,
00:54:20.592 --> 00:54:22.193
I think we were all separated at birth,
00:54:22.253 --> 00:54:22.474
man.
00:54:22.494 --> 00:54:23.614
I think so.
00:54:24.295 --> 00:54:26.195
Yeah, I think your producer who said,
00:54:26.235 --> 00:54:26.356
yeah,
00:54:26.376 --> 00:54:28.036
I found somebody as crazy as you guys.
00:54:28.958 --> 00:54:30.759
That's why, folks, I'm telling you,
00:54:30.798 --> 00:54:34.862
you have got to listen to their podcast.
00:54:34.902 --> 00:54:35.121
I mean,
00:54:35.161 --> 00:54:36.643
you're going to learn so much in terms
00:54:36.663 --> 00:54:37.563
of money and everything else.
00:54:37.583 --> 00:54:39.164
But as we come to a close here,
00:54:39.184 --> 00:54:39.385
Mike,
00:54:39.405 --> 00:54:40.846
I got a couple more questions if we
00:54:40.865 --> 00:54:41.465
can swing in here.
00:54:41.505 --> 00:54:47.068
But every single Bitcoin maxi that's out
00:54:47.108 --> 00:54:47.289
there.
00:54:48.246 --> 00:54:50.728
It's like everybody in the preparedness
00:54:50.748 --> 00:54:50.969
field,
00:54:50.989 --> 00:54:52.190
when I used to run in those circles,
00:54:52.630 --> 00:54:53.731
they had half of everything.
00:54:54.472 --> 00:54:54.853
Essentially,
00:54:54.873 --> 00:54:56.094
it was like they got peanut butter,
00:54:56.153 --> 00:54:56.715
no jelly.
00:54:57.074 --> 00:54:58.315
Ham, no burger.
00:54:58.617 --> 00:55:00.498
They got money, no guns.
00:55:00.599 --> 00:55:02.179
They got guns, no food.
00:55:02.460 --> 00:55:03.782
They got half of everything out there.
00:55:03.902 --> 00:55:05.563
I have yet to find anybody in any
00:55:05.583 --> 00:55:07.646
kind of crypto out there who...
00:55:09.382 --> 00:55:10.983
does anything but that i'm like okay you
00:55:11.023 --> 00:55:13.025
got crypto and if i were a real
00:55:13.065 --> 00:55:14.905
sleazy kind of person when something jumps
00:55:15.045 --> 00:55:16.485
off or let's say like todd was talking
00:55:16.505 --> 00:55:19.148
about this trucker strikes turns into who
00:55:19.168 --> 00:55:21.728
knows what maybe mad max here you're going
00:55:21.748 --> 00:55:23.949
to wind out there in a very very
00:55:23.989 --> 00:55:26.030
bad way because all the crypto people
00:55:26.130 --> 00:55:29.152
don't have food you guys see this thing
00:55:29.193 --> 00:55:31.454
differently you got you got all of it
00:55:31.474 --> 00:55:33.695
together from what i can tell um
00:55:34.985 --> 00:55:36.246
I want to go back to the money
00:55:36.266 --> 00:55:37.347
thing to a certain extent.
00:55:37.387 --> 00:55:38.327
I don't even know where I was going
00:55:38.367 --> 00:55:38.608
with that,
00:55:38.628 --> 00:55:39.487
but I want to ask you about the
00:55:39.547 --> 00:55:41.048
silver.
00:55:41.289 --> 00:55:42.630
Because of both of you guys,
00:55:43.411 --> 00:55:45.152
I feel like I got the best of
00:55:45.231 --> 00:55:46.273
both worlds when it comes to
00:55:46.333 --> 00:55:47.853
decentralization of my money.
00:55:48.534 --> 00:55:51.675
Why would anybody consider silver or gold
00:55:51.976 --> 00:55:54.717
or platinum or whatever they might be into
00:55:54.777 --> 00:55:57.280
out there when all the Bitcoin maxis are
00:55:57.300 --> 00:55:58.440
saying all you need is Bitcoin?
00:55:59.942 --> 00:56:00.961
Well, yeah.
00:56:01.001 --> 00:56:03.063
So gold and silver...
00:56:03.592 --> 00:56:04.693
Did we build Bitcoin?
00:56:04.713 --> 00:56:07.193
I can't remember.
00:56:07.233 --> 00:56:09.074
Gold and silver, I mean,
00:56:09.094 --> 00:56:10.856
gold is mentioned hundreds of times in the
00:56:10.916 --> 00:56:11.996
Old Testament.
00:56:12.016 --> 00:56:14.677
It's been around longer than any current
00:56:14.737 --> 00:56:17.018
human civilization or nation.
00:56:17.639 --> 00:56:18.480
And it's immutable.
00:56:18.519 --> 00:56:19.900
It's on the table of elements, right?
00:56:21.360 --> 00:56:22.101
And you can touch it.
00:56:22.282 --> 00:56:23.943
And you don't need a password to touch
00:56:23.983 --> 00:56:24.402
your gold.
00:56:24.463 --> 00:56:25.643
You don't need to log in.
00:56:26.023 --> 00:56:28.065
And it doesn't require an internet to
00:56:28.144 --> 00:56:30.806
function with a consensus distributed
00:56:30.885 --> 00:56:31.806
ledger blockchain.
00:56:32.407 --> 00:56:34.527
So Bitcoin has its place,
00:56:34.688 --> 00:56:36.829
although I'm an advocate of privacy coins
00:56:37.548 --> 00:56:40.090
much more than the open ledger of Bitcoin.
00:56:40.610 --> 00:56:42.050
I'm a fan of Monero, for example.
00:56:42.391 --> 00:56:45.351
But gold and silver will always be here.
00:56:45.371 --> 00:56:47.092
They will always have value because of the
00:56:47.132 --> 00:56:47.793
physics of it.
00:56:48.492 --> 00:56:49.494
Silver, in particular,
00:56:49.534 --> 00:56:51.153
has all these industrial value.
00:56:51.213 --> 00:56:52.815
It's more of an industrial metal than a
00:56:52.875 --> 00:56:53.635
monetary metal,
00:56:54.335 --> 00:56:56.835
but it's been used historically for trade
00:56:56.856 --> 00:56:57.456
and barter as well.
00:56:58.416 --> 00:57:00.518
i say if people ask me today like
00:57:00.557 --> 00:57:01.659
what would you buy to get out of
00:57:01.679 --> 00:57:05.481
dollars i would say crypto gold and silver
00:57:06.400 --> 00:57:08.561
like that that's i think that's the the
00:57:08.601 --> 00:57:10.202
trifecta right there crypto gold and
00:57:10.222 --> 00:57:14.045
silver and and what crypto you know todd
00:57:14.065 --> 00:57:15.746
could give you five hours on that answer
00:57:15.865 --> 00:57:18.067
you know right there's a lot of things
00:57:18.086 --> 00:57:21.288
to consider but the simple version is you
00:57:21.307 --> 00:57:22.929
know private crypto if you don't want
00:57:24.150 --> 00:57:26.210
government spying on you that's that's the
00:57:26.231 --> 00:57:26.771
simple answer
00:57:27.371 --> 00:57:27.711
Right on.
00:57:28.371 --> 00:57:30.092
Before I get into the last question here,
00:57:30.353 --> 00:57:31.873
I got a little joke of my own.
00:57:32.434 --> 00:57:33.574
Okay, Mike, Todd,
00:57:34.335 --> 00:57:36.135
what do you think President Donald Trump's
00:57:36.175 --> 00:57:37.356
favorite state is?
00:57:38.235 --> 00:57:39.677
Can you guess what his favorite state
00:57:39.717 --> 00:57:41.157
might be?
00:57:41.237 --> 00:57:42.217
State of confusion?
00:57:43.206 --> 00:57:46.668
There's that.
00:57:46.688 --> 00:57:50.190
I'm going to say Idaho for Israel.
00:57:50.931 --> 00:57:51.371
Idaho.
00:57:51.731 --> 00:57:53.311
Because Idaho for Israel.
00:57:53.452 --> 00:57:56.713
Anyway, I had to do it.
00:57:56.773 --> 00:57:58.715
Apologies to the Idahoans.
00:57:59.195 --> 00:57:59.536
Yes.
00:57:59.896 --> 00:58:00.695
That's the correct term.
00:58:00.735 --> 00:58:04.358
Not Idaho's, by the way.
00:58:04.478 --> 00:58:05.318
Idahoans.
00:58:06.139 --> 00:58:07.360
I want to get it all in there.
00:58:07.860 --> 00:58:09.360
I want to share something with you guys.
00:58:09.501 --> 00:58:10.202
You see that there.
00:58:11.492 --> 00:58:12.313
A hundred dollar bill.
00:58:12.552 --> 00:58:12.853
Okay.
00:58:13.673 --> 00:58:15.655
So I just want to share with you
00:58:17.275 --> 00:58:19.076
what I think I help teach people.
00:58:19.255 --> 00:58:19.675
Okay.
00:58:20.476 --> 00:58:22.536
Is when you keep more of you,
00:58:22.577 --> 00:58:23.356
what you earn,
00:58:23.476 --> 00:58:25.858
you're stretching your money, right?
00:58:25.938 --> 00:58:26.458
Absolutely.
00:58:26.978 --> 00:58:28.338
And, and I just want to.
00:58:34.121 --> 00:58:34.902
Whoa.
00:58:35.461 --> 00:58:37.762
Tell you guys, this is,
00:58:37.882 --> 00:58:39.443
this is what's possible when you
00:58:39.483 --> 00:58:40.923
decentralize your life.
00:58:43.070 --> 00:58:44.070
I haven't seen paper that big since I
00:58:44.110 --> 00:58:45.532
used to use a roadmap.
00:58:45.911 --> 00:58:46.132
Mike,
00:58:46.231 --> 00:58:47.693
I was going to use that in our
00:58:47.733 --> 00:58:48.614
next after party.
00:58:50.135 --> 00:58:52.117
I want to share one quick story because
00:58:52.157 --> 00:58:54.318
when people watch decentralized TV,
00:58:55.119 --> 00:58:58.121
we interview our guests and then we take
00:58:58.141 --> 00:58:58.621
a break.
00:58:59.083 --> 00:59:00.664
We say goodbye to the guests and then
00:59:00.724 --> 00:59:02.344
Mike come back for what we call the
00:59:02.425 --> 00:59:02.965
after party.
00:59:03.530 --> 00:59:04.851
where we talk about the guest,
00:59:04.891 --> 00:59:06.132
we talk about the interview,
00:59:06.552 --> 00:59:07.853
and we just kind of go off the
00:59:07.893 --> 00:59:08.313
rails.
00:59:08.793 --> 00:59:11.536
And I know this gentleman won't mind me
00:59:11.597 --> 00:59:13.038
saying this, but I don't know,
00:59:13.358 --> 00:59:15.500
have you heard of Billy Gibbons?
00:59:16.019 --> 00:59:16.501
Oh, yeah.
00:59:16.701 --> 00:59:17.280
Yeah.
00:59:17.300 --> 00:59:19.782
Guitarist for ZZ Top.
00:59:19.844 --> 00:59:20.423
ZZ Top.
00:59:20.724 --> 00:59:21.364
ZZ Top.
00:59:21.385 --> 00:59:22.885
Well, can you imagine one day,
00:59:22.905 --> 00:59:23.967
it's a Saturday morning,
00:59:24.586 --> 00:59:27.929
and I see that I have a consultation,
00:59:27.969 --> 00:59:30.072
a private consultation with Billy Gibbons,
00:59:30.231 --> 00:59:31.233
nine thirty a.m.
00:59:31.313 --> 00:59:32.034
Saturday morning.
00:59:32.773 --> 00:59:36.094
And could you imagine launching a Zoom
00:59:36.114 --> 00:59:38.655
call and seeing ZZ Top right there?
00:59:39.275 --> 00:59:40.996
And that's exactly what happened.
00:59:41.416 --> 00:59:43.717
He loves him some Mike Adams.
00:59:44.177 --> 00:59:47.358
And he told me, whenever when I'm touring,
00:59:47.398 --> 00:59:48.757
he said, I never miss a show.
00:59:48.797 --> 00:59:50.119
And then he got introduced to
00:59:50.159 --> 00:59:51.099
decentralized TV.
00:59:51.686 --> 00:59:54.150
And this was so funny because he said
00:59:54.510 --> 00:59:57.052
right at the beginning, he goes, Todd,
00:59:57.873 --> 00:59:59.496
I need to share something with you.
01:00:00.416 --> 01:00:04.240
And you may think way less of me,
01:00:04.300 --> 01:00:07.744
but when I watch decentralized TV,
01:00:07.764 --> 01:00:09.827
I just go right to the after party.
01:00:13.510 --> 01:00:14.809
And he said, of course,
01:00:14.889 --> 01:00:18.971
I go and watch the guest afterwards.
01:00:19.010 --> 01:00:20.090
But I just thought it was funny.
01:00:20.130 --> 01:00:23.092
So if ZZ Top digs our after parties,
01:00:23.172 --> 01:00:24.711
man, I invite you all.
01:00:24.871 --> 01:00:25.911
Come join us, please.
01:00:27.652 --> 01:00:28.512
Well, I mean,
01:00:28.572 --> 01:00:29.713
this has been a joy to have you
01:00:29.753 --> 01:00:30.552
guys on here.
01:00:31.472 --> 01:00:31.873
Yeah, big,
01:00:31.913 --> 01:00:34.094
big ZZ Top fan back in the day.
01:00:34.434 --> 01:00:36.634
Man, I'd sure love to meet Billy Gibbons.
01:00:37.074 --> 01:00:39.434
And the song La Grange was written about
01:00:39.474 --> 01:00:41.114
the town right down the road from where
01:00:41.235 --> 01:00:42.295
I am right now.
01:00:42.556 --> 01:00:43.438
What a great song.
01:00:43.617 --> 01:00:45.760
Oh, yeah.
01:00:46.663 --> 01:00:48.063
That's about LaGrange, Texas.
01:00:48.905 --> 01:00:50.327
That was a jam back in the day.
01:00:52.389 --> 01:00:53.711
I've had you guys for, I'm sorry,
01:00:53.731 --> 01:00:54.293
go ahead, Todd.
01:00:54.853 --> 01:00:55.594
It still is.
01:00:55.634 --> 01:00:57.777
He's seventy five years old and he still
01:00:57.817 --> 01:00:58.958
tours like crazy.
01:00:59.898 --> 01:01:00.097
Yep.
01:01:00.338 --> 01:01:01.159
Yeah, those guys.
01:01:01.480 --> 01:01:03.202
But he hasn't been to Djibouti yet.
01:01:03.382 --> 01:01:05.184
No.
01:01:05.344 --> 01:01:06.005
Oh, thanks, Mike.
01:01:06.025 --> 01:01:07.065
Still on the list.
01:01:07.106 --> 01:01:08.307
You know, thanks a whole lot, Mike,
01:01:08.327 --> 01:01:10.650
because now I'm about to eat large
01:01:10.690 --> 01:01:13.393
quantities of caca right now because I
01:01:13.414 --> 01:01:15.115
told everybody, and now she's like,
01:01:15.195 --> 01:01:16.476
everybody's going to be looking at my
01:01:16.496 --> 01:01:16.978
Djibouti.
01:01:17.478 --> 01:01:20.280
i can hear it right now um she
01:01:20.300 --> 01:01:25.525
doesn't have dia booties about diabetes we
01:01:25.545 --> 01:01:28.228
did a song called dia booties yeah so
01:01:28.807 --> 01:01:31.271
but that yeah that won't affect you
01:01:31.291 --> 01:01:32.711
because you're eating all homegrown
01:01:32.811 --> 01:01:35.614
healthy food no processed garbage out
01:01:35.655 --> 01:01:35.835
there
01:01:36.317 --> 01:01:38.438
No, I mean, that's really – honestly,
01:01:38.777 --> 01:01:40.398
there's so much I got to be thankful
01:01:40.458 --> 01:01:41.079
for, I mean,
01:01:41.119 --> 01:01:42.239
especially from coming across.
01:01:42.260 --> 01:01:42.380
I mean,
01:01:42.400 --> 01:01:43.780
there's a lot of – you know,
01:01:43.820 --> 01:01:45.501
there's entertainment podcasts out there,
01:01:45.521 --> 01:01:46.621
but I love how you guys are a
01:01:46.681 --> 01:01:47.601
party with a purpose.
01:01:47.661 --> 01:01:49.282
I mean, you make it fun.
01:01:49.762 --> 01:01:51.943
Even when you deliver some awful news,
01:01:52.525 --> 01:01:54.105
you still find a way to be able
01:01:54.144 --> 01:01:55.807
to –
01:01:55.626 --> 01:01:56.947
package it in such a way, I think,
01:01:56.987 --> 01:01:58.489
that makes it a little more digestible.
01:01:59.108 --> 01:02:01.652
Maybe that's the reason why I try to
01:02:01.692 --> 01:02:02.411
do the same thing,
01:02:02.452 --> 01:02:04.014
but maybe to a lesser extent than you
01:02:04.054 --> 01:02:04.393
guys.
01:02:05.074 --> 01:02:07.556
It's just so many people are just not
01:02:07.617 --> 01:02:09.117
wanting to hear a lot of this information.
01:02:09.237 --> 01:02:10.119
But, folks,
01:02:10.579 --> 01:02:11.840
I don't care whether you're homeschoolers
01:02:11.900 --> 01:02:12.240
out there.
01:02:12.360 --> 01:02:13.802
I don't care if you are...
01:02:15.072 --> 01:02:16.534
If you're living in a one-room apartment,
01:02:16.554 --> 01:02:17.454
we've talked about it before,
01:02:17.474 --> 01:02:18.815
you can grow food everywhere.
01:02:18.835 --> 01:02:20.934
You can get decentralized everywhere to
01:02:20.974 --> 01:02:22.076
the extent that you're able.
01:02:22.815 --> 01:02:24.976
And these guys are an absolute must.
01:02:25.016 --> 01:02:28.257
And your podcast listening in what you're
01:02:28.297 --> 01:02:30.458
buying, I mean, it is so,
01:02:30.739 --> 01:02:31.898
so valuable out there.
01:02:31.938 --> 01:02:33.300
And I put my money where my mouth
01:02:33.380 --> 01:02:35.179
is, whether it's buying the silver,
01:02:35.239 --> 01:02:38.041
whether it's what we do with our tax
01:02:38.061 --> 01:02:38.501
structures,
01:02:38.541 --> 01:02:40.581
or whether it's the products I buy.
01:02:41.242 --> 01:02:41.922
We just had this
01:02:42.663 --> 01:02:45.164
scandal the other day where we found out
01:02:45.184 --> 01:02:47.106
that all these companies that i was buying
01:02:47.146 --> 01:02:49.807
from where they weren't actually using
01:02:49.847 --> 01:02:53.190
olive oil i mean avocado oil oh yeah
01:02:53.210 --> 01:02:55.130
they're using a bunch of garbage out there
01:02:55.251 --> 01:02:57.012
and the only one to even address that
01:02:57.032 --> 01:02:59.233
was the guy from azure standard who wasn't
01:02:59.253 --> 01:03:01.514
even mixed up in the scandal not one
01:03:01.554 --> 01:03:03.416
of those companies provided a statement
01:03:03.456 --> 01:03:06.217
except for mark sisson and basically his
01:03:06.237 --> 01:03:09.000
statement was we didn't do it um that
01:03:09.019 --> 01:03:10.880
was the avocado oil scandal right
01:03:11.494 --> 01:03:12.175
Absolutely.
01:03:12.195 --> 01:03:13.596
And that's what I love about the stuff
01:03:13.615 --> 01:03:15.896
you sell is that if it ain't legit,
01:03:15.936 --> 01:03:16.998
you're going to send it on the first
01:03:17.038 --> 01:03:18.860
thing smoking back to where it came from.
01:03:19.260 --> 01:03:20.161
Yeah, we've done that.
01:03:20.201 --> 01:03:23.003
Provide that kind of assurance to me for
01:03:23.063 --> 01:03:24.623
somebody who is trying to escape.
01:03:24.664 --> 01:03:26.644
I mean, like Steve Quayle always says,
01:03:26.684 --> 01:03:28.126
shot in the arm, shot in the head.
01:03:28.166 --> 01:03:29.547
Either way, you're going to wind up dead.
01:03:30.547 --> 01:03:31.648
When they're dropping this stuff from the
01:03:31.688 --> 01:03:32.768
sky, it's in your water,
01:03:32.809 --> 01:03:33.989
it's in the air you breathe.
01:03:34.429 --> 01:03:36.811
I need to do everything possible to
01:03:37.112 --> 01:03:38.532
eliminate the things I can do,
01:03:38.552 --> 01:03:39.914
and that's a lot of where your products
01:03:39.954 --> 01:03:40.293
come in.
01:03:40.733 --> 01:03:41.835
So, Mike, if you would,
01:03:41.894 --> 01:03:43.976
tell everybody anything you want,
01:03:44.016 --> 01:03:45.637
but tell them where they can find you,
01:03:45.657 --> 01:03:46.836
where they can find your products,
01:03:46.876 --> 01:03:48.838
where they can find your AI,
01:03:48.938 --> 01:03:49.699
all that stuff,
01:03:49.739 --> 01:03:50.840
and then we'll kick it on over to
01:03:50.880 --> 01:03:51.139
Todd.
01:03:51.679 --> 01:03:52.061
Okay.
01:03:52.121 --> 01:03:52.860
Well, real simple.
01:03:53.340 --> 01:03:56.123
The free AI engines are brightanswers.ai
01:03:56.483 --> 01:03:57.664
and brightlearn.ai.
01:03:57.965 --> 01:03:59.806
And if you want to follow my articles,
01:04:00.266 --> 01:04:01.867
I'm at naturalnews.com.
01:04:01.887 --> 01:04:03.148
A couple articles every day.
01:04:03.668 --> 01:04:04.690
And then my videos,
01:04:05.210 --> 01:04:07.132
in addition to decentralized.tv,
01:04:07.452 --> 01:04:09.673
I'm at brightvideos.com.
01:04:10.233 --> 01:04:11.594
So that's how you can find me.
01:04:11.695 --> 01:04:12.135
And of course,
01:04:12.856 --> 01:04:14.418
But I strongly encourage you to watch our
01:04:14.438 --> 01:04:16.699
show, Decentralize.TV.
01:04:17.440 --> 01:04:18.561
Every episode, like Todd said,
01:04:18.601 --> 01:04:19.202
is evergreen.
01:04:19.603 --> 01:04:22.385
And they're always informative and they
01:04:22.405 --> 01:04:23.447
will continue to be that way.
01:04:23.907 --> 01:04:25.048
So thank you, Billy.
01:04:25.750 --> 01:04:26.150
Right on.
01:04:26.210 --> 01:04:27.490
Todd, where can they find you?
01:04:27.590 --> 01:04:28.411
And, you know,
01:04:28.452 --> 01:04:29.653
you got to put a capper on that
01:04:29.873 --> 01:04:30.894
five, seven, five.
01:04:31.501 --> 01:04:32.684
Yeah, well, first of all,
01:04:32.764 --> 01:04:35.186
I want to tell people that if I'm
01:04:35.226 --> 01:04:37.690
you and I want to, you know,
01:04:37.809 --> 01:04:40.132
Mike is so prolific with his content
01:04:40.954 --> 01:04:41.614
creation.
01:04:42.255 --> 01:04:44.659
I really highly encourage people to go to
01:04:44.719 --> 01:04:46.681
Telegram and follow Mike.
01:04:47.403 --> 01:04:49.284
Real Health Ranger.
01:04:50.045 --> 01:04:52.425
That is where that is this repository of
01:04:52.485 --> 01:04:53.947
everything that he creates.
01:04:53.987 --> 01:04:55.887
It's kind of a one go-to place.
01:04:56.286 --> 01:04:58.047
And then you can click links that'll take
01:04:58.068 --> 01:04:58.688
it to everything.
01:04:59.889 --> 01:05:02.650
That's my cheat sheet anyway, guys.
01:05:02.670 --> 01:05:05.331
The other, of course, decentralized.tv.
01:05:05.771 --> 01:05:08.452
And then my five seventy five e dot
01:05:08.492 --> 01:05:10.652
com is where you can begin just becoming
01:05:10.833 --> 01:05:13.173
educated about this relatively
01:05:13.434 --> 01:05:14.813
undiscovered, very,
01:05:14.853 --> 01:05:16.335
very powerful technology.
01:05:17.094 --> 01:05:20.416
decentralized finance structure.
01:05:20.496 --> 01:05:21.655
Man, that's what I'm talking about.
01:05:21.695 --> 01:05:22.976
I want to thank these guys for coming
01:05:23.056 --> 01:05:23.436
on today,
01:05:23.456 --> 01:05:24.797
and I want to thank everybody for checking
01:05:24.876 --> 01:05:25.257
us out.
01:05:25.436 --> 01:05:26.418
You know, we live,
01:05:26.697 --> 01:05:28.358
and I've been saying this as of late,
01:05:29.057 --> 01:05:30.639
you know, at the beginning of Richard III,
01:05:31.119 --> 01:05:31.998
Shakespeare writes,
01:05:32.438 --> 01:05:34.119
now is the winter of our discontent.
01:05:34.996 --> 01:05:37.159
Well, look at where we're going, folks.
01:05:37.179 --> 01:05:38.041
I think we're heading there.
01:05:38.420 --> 01:05:39.762
These guys got solutions.
01:05:40.143 --> 01:05:41.164
So go check them out.
01:05:41.244 --> 01:05:44.447
Until next time, stay alert, stay live.
01:05:59.996 --> 01:06:02.820
Listen to the earth, they've got us.
01:06:02.840 --> 01:06:05.505
The last seeds of the shame.
01:06:05.985 --> 01:06:07.527
Watch the world spin.
01:06:07.969 --> 01:06:09.490
From the smallest sprout,
01:06:09.751 --> 01:06:11.434
the harmony begins.
01:06:11.773 --> 01:06:13.155
In the cycle of life.
