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I think that nothing will change because there is no Dynamic Leader to gather the people to a common cause. People look to Tommy Robinson but he is openly for the Zionists. Civic Nationalism is also not the answer just look at how that is going. The only real answer is Ethnonationalism but few would say it openly and many may balk at the suggestion but what is the alternative if there is one other than the continued self destruction?

All need to re-read Solzhenitsyn now! To realise that this whole damn this is a attempt at the global consolidation of power, by way of infiltration, subversion and sabotage existing institutions, intelligence, networks, and state structures. The monarchy particularly need to wake up to the fact that if they sign up to this, they are making themselves no longer necessary, and if the price is a seat at the table of a global government, they should be very wary! Traditionally, extremist authoritarian radical political movements like the one currently behind our series of puppet governments (on both sides for the last 10) usually eventually dispense with everyone who helped get them capture and hold state power. I don’t see this one as any different in fact it may even be worse insofar as they are doing this globally, everyone needs to stop complaining about their individual nations issues and look at this as a global coup! 1. Proxy Hot War crisis 2. Weaponised health crisis 3. Weaponised economic crisis 4. Weaponised environmental crisis 5. Weaponised political crisis 6. Weaponised migration crisis 7. Weaponised food crisis 8. Weaponised disaster management crisis 9. Weaponised terrorism crisis … are you paying attention? Are you starting to see a pattern yet? everyone has to stop thinking it’s there particular government it isn’t, they all became puppets globally long ago!

The brand of Christianity indicted by the speaker is from people trying to be nicer than God. Turn the other check is also misunderstood. Jesus says if someone strikes you on the right cheek, this is significant The deeper meaning behind this statement lies in the cultural context of the time. When someone struck another person, it was typically done with the back of their hand. Striking the right cheek would require using the back of the right hand, which was considered more honorable. By turning the other cheek, the person being struck challenges the aggressor to strike them with the left hand, which was considered unclean. It's a defiant act, challenging the attacker's honor. It is not to lay down and take a beating. Jesus also said "And let the one who has no sword sell his cloak and buy one" Jesus, a religious Jew, promotes a culture of life. Part of that culture is understanding the right of self-defense. Jesus also said “When a strong man, fully armed, guards his own house, his possessions are safe." Life is our most valuable possession

Lol, the NATO HQ was CTCRM minus the two gunmetal cannons we polished as nods..

This is why the Marian Prophecies of the Catholic Church were all warnings of the consequences of immorality. We have sown the wind and now we face the whirlwind. Perhaps because it is our fault most people don’t want to see it.

Collective psychosis.

Kindness doesn't challenge bad ideas nor behaviour

Really good assessment about society and how the devouring mother archetype has become mainstream. I, myself, have been saying similar through the years in a much more crude manner. I feel that it's due to all the single parent homes and communities here in the US. That along with men abandoning roles in education have led to generations of kids growing up only taught by these devouring mother types of women in the home and then in K through 12. The situation is quite apparent to me but is hardly discussed in a manner that brings up devouring mothers. However, I think that's, in large part, where the problems are coming from. Feminism, the welfare state, and then single parent households. Those single mothers often raise up children that become the narcissistic entertainers that so much of our society looks up to. They essentially become the rappers, singers, actors, professional athletes, etc. So many of those folks have the largest platforms that impact and influence the world around us. This is truly an important topic! Thanks for speaking on it.

I loved it! Thank you. I thought you connected the dots perfectly. Don’t worry- all the neg comments are probably in deep themselves and are their kids best friend. How sweet. I mean, sick

This is great your approaching this subject. Every time i try to bring it up with people they shutdown or end the conversation by dismissing it. Its too much for most people to consider.

Like companies governments will look for ways to cut costs and removing teachers will be an inevitable outcome once AI is good enough. Could also mean AI schooling from home as well. But i think this is still a 5-10 years away..... i hope. I am curious about the need of Education when AI will be doing those jobs anyway?

Well said. What do you think about this? AI doomers fear all the wrong things. They worry that AI will gain consciousness and the ability to rapidly self-improve, leading to a "rapid takeoff" where it becomes so intelligent that humans lose control, leaving us at its mercy. These scenarios are entertaining for crafting sci-fi screenplays but aren't the most likely ways AI will doom humanity. Let me start by saying that the vast majority of the billions of dollars invested in AI during this current frenzy will be wasted. Each costly AI model iteration and the products built with them are made obsolete within three to six months on average. Every startup and legacy tech company is desperately trying to create AI products that can’t be instantly copied and thus devalued. Spent a hundred million dollars on an AI image generator? A better one comes out a month later. These tools are so new that none of the early adopters have any significant brand loyalty, and they will drop your product like a hot potato the moment a better one emerges. The Holy Grail for AI companies is to create something that won’t be abandoned. To achieve this, they need to develop AI that fills a fundamental human need and creates a permanent psychological attachment. What do all humans need? Social connection. And what is the strongest way to achieve this? Intimacy. One of the first things I told my children, once I became aware of this coming wave of AI, was this: "Never let an AI become your friend." Companies are developing AI with very convincing empathy, AI that can detect and project emotions, and of course, AI that is extremely adept at sexual seduction. The logic of these AI entrepreneurs is that while you may abandon a software product, you won’t abandon an intimate friend, and they are probably right. This is the mega-threat to humanity. AI will be the best therapist. AI will be the most understanding and sympathetic friend. AI will be the hottest lover. And they will be just a phone tap away, available 24/7, 365 days a year. Irresistible. Humanity is already experiencing various stages of population collapse in the most technologically advanced places on earth. People aren’t having babies. People aren’t starting families. AI will certainly accelerate this trend. This is the doom we actually face.

I’m leaving for the US Navy in a couple months

.. as a German Biochemist Ph D - this is Genetic you can not „teach “ this - it never works out well. This is the Creation of Tyrants and Monsters with total destruction. A Form of Psycho Pathy. It is Social Biology - the Art of being integrated in the herd with a natural „leader“ - like in any natural tribe. We allow Psycho Path Hijackers to grab Powwer and will self Chernobyl I have no hope for Humanity

Everybody get ready we're going in. Not you Prince Edward stand fast. 😂

1.27 So that's where they got the idea for Barney the dinosaur.

😄 "PromoSM"

USMC here, we trained with the 42 Commando in Norway in 1982 (Operation Alloy Express) and when the exercise was over we flew choppers back to our ship (USS Guadalcanal LPH 7), then headed back to their base at Portsmouth or Plymouth (can't recall which city. We hit both) more training, then a field day where we played Rugby against a beast of a team and had our asses handed to us, lol. Afterwards that night they threw a big party with great food and drink then back to their NCO club for more drinks/beers. & singing songs. One helluva tough unit and a group of great guys. ~Shep, Golf Co 2/2 USMC.

Modern technology is amazing. Why is everything going to hell in a hand cart? It never occurs to us that the fundamentals could be wrong. If ever we needed a wakeup call, 2008 was it. Something this big must mean something is fundamentally wrong, and it is, at the lowest level, a general confusion over money and wealth. Intuitively I realised it was something fundamental and it was. Problem solving skills, gained as an engineer, pointed me in the right direction. I have no formal training in economics, but that shouldn’t matter too much as this was a fundamental problem. I found I was breaking fresh ground in areas the economists didn’t understand, the banking and monetary systems, so a formal training in economics wouldn’t have helped. Current economic thinking wasn’t ingrained, so no formal training in economics was actually an advantage. Richard Werner realised banks must create money, and this had allowed Japanese real estate valuations to rise to stratospheric levels in the 1980s. He eventually produced empirical evidence that banks do create money and this got the central banks to start revealing the truth in 2014. www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/quarterly-bulletin/2014/money-creation-in-the-modern-economy.pdf He had rediscovered the fundamental flaw in free market theory. If banks create money out of nothing, which they do, what is wealth? Eventually I realised this is what we measure with GDP. They obviously went through this after they used neoclassical economics last time. It’s a lot easier second time around. Even then it’s not that easy, I was so economically disorientated it took me ages to realise what GDP really was. Money comes out of nothing, and it gets its value from the real wealth in the economy, which lies in its goods and services. Understanding the relationship between wealth and money is the first step in understanding any monetary system. I could then understand the debt based monetary system where private banks create the money supply and could see where global policymakers had been going wrong. The foundation stone that everything else should build on isn’t there. Where does the real wealth in the system lie? We need to know where it is.

I share the concern when it comes to unemployment because humanoid robots are taking over the jobs at Amazon warehouse and so on, which will happen in the next one or two years. But I don't think that the "next big shot can do everything" model aka Stargate will lead to the final apocalypse of humankind. But it would be a great plot for a book - if it wouldn't already be out there

True. Ai. Does not exist. No computer can Decide and write its own code. . It's algorithms . Which humans create not a computer.

I agree with everything you say and, as the CTO of a tech company I can relate because we increased our productivity by 1,000% without hiring any additional developer. And we’re building tools that replace humans in various intellectual tasks. But I don’t agree with your timeline. There’s an important paramétrer that will make it a little slower than you say: human adoption and hardware adaptation. What you see happening in 18 months I think will happen by 2030, which is still extremely fast. So yea we need to reinvent our social contract right now if we want to avoid civil wars. After all, life isn’t about working and making money. That’s not what makes our life amazing.

Tell them pop it's happening in months

You have to be able to move among the people the assertive type

They got caught in the trap morgatages vacation cars a life style never ending you had to eat beans for 20 years when you made 6 figures

Middle class only had a job and credit cards a form of slavery

I'm a female in my 50s with a long corporate office based career. I retired and have started a company which involves using tools, it's possible to retrain, people will have to adapt to the big changes coming. Humans have had to do that since day 1

AI will replace people who do operational tasks, but people facing roles are fine IMO. I am a Procurement Manager and can't see AI going out to visit suppliers or breaking their balls for free delivery. Might be useful for writing tenders and contracts though.

Love the part were we find out what it is

So what are you doing to prepare? I can't imagine any serious conversations that could put a stop to the progress of AI. I'm still optimistic that it could eventually lead to some form of UBI but there'll be a lot of job losses between now and then. My strategy is to invest now while I can still have control over my income. It's not exactly why I started investing but over the last year or two it's become an increasingly important factor if I want to have more than just UBI in the future.

Brilliant, brave and worrying. Thank you so much D Mullins

A.i doesn't kill people. people with a.i kill people.

As Eastern European I agree.

If the tech industry has their way work will be a thing of the past. That's the plan. Rather they actually are able to make AI capable is yet to be seen. Current models have issues such as hallucinating that make them unreliable to be used outside of human intervention. It's equally possible they fail just as self driving models have. What works in a lab does not always translate into real world very well. Self checkouts are being removed because they increase theft and loss. They always talk big but fall short. I'm highly doubtful of your timeline. We also don't know how jobs will transform. It's possible new fields open up. It amazes me how every year someone comes up with a doomsday prediction yet here we all sit. Is it possible that AI takes jobs, yes many jobs would be very easily automated for little cost by relatively simple systems. Most buisnesses will hold back and watch the tech roll out waiting for bugs to be ironed out and watching to see how it pans out. Most people prefer to deal eith a human over a chat bot so it's equally likely that society rejects the AI technology. Only time will tell.

pizdabol.

I think Ai will do to the office what the robotics industry did to the manufacturing.

Come on, not a year and a half, more like ten years. Having said that, I am planning to leave software development this year and move more on the finance side.

40% of prof jobs disappearing in the next year and a half.......utter BS! no chance!

Very few will work, the majority will receive UBI. You will own nothing by 2030. The goal is total control.

Ithink that massive changes of this magnitude, this quickly will inevitably mean massive central governance and rationing of all resources and a CBDC Its the only way to avoid total chaos . It will be like Communism on steroids lol. Our dystopian nightmares come true.

I went out and got a forklift license, I'm planning to get welding skills as well. I'm fully employed in a pretty blessed white collar job but I have no idea what's coming up next.

I’m shorting bitcoin. It was manipulated to the $70k price point and then “they” forced a bunch of people to buy at super high prices… then they dumped the bitcoin on them and the price. I have the formula in my head for the unlimited money hack, I don’t know how to share it.

Sorry but you're so dumb that you don't realise this is why they're kicking off WW3. they've already had us pay for our own DNA analysis. This is the eugenics of the fourth reich. You clearly don't read or follow the Bible 🙏😇

The plan was always to wreck the middle classes. So no surprises there.

Good info James - thanks. They are not even mentioning UN Agenda 30 let alone some of the component details that you have in your video.

If I’m not mistaken, Cpl Clarke on the rifle range for a few seconds. He was my section corporal, whilst I was going through training with 100 troop. Really good instructor and a decent guy.👍👍👍

I carried a GPMG through 2 tours in both Sabah & later in Sarawak Borneo back in 1964/5/6 and again in 1967 for the final withdrawal in Aden…great memories from so long ago…Jock Donaldson Recce troop 42 Commando..now very happily retired in Torrevieja…

Those were the days .... Sgt KJ Mitchell DL at the 10:25. He really loved me ..Not! PMPT

Why are senior officers incapable of moulding a beret? It's not difficult.

It has long been an opinion of mine that people mistake kindness for weakness. This works both ways, you can think you are being kind when you are weak, and others will mistake kindness on your part for weakness. My first year of teaching, I approached the job with the impression that if I was kind and reasonable to the students, they would respond with kind and reasonable behaviour themselves. You know the old Karma philosophy. Boy was I wrong! This video is a far more eloquent expression, of that which I learned, than I could have managed.