Right, like right now, technically we can't really have all the knowledge in the world. But if we don't have a real vision of what the future is going to be, then maybe that's not even useful, right? All the knowledge in the world...

I feel like sometimes, in a world like this, you can see so many things going on, you may kind of lose grip with what the ideal future is like—what we talked about today. Like, how do you find the ideal future, or paradise? And what does that look like? There's something that I...

just want to tell everybody to get ready to expect, soon—maybe faster than you think—and that is that AI is actually going to replace the internet. Huh? What you mean? Yeah, listen, listen to what I'm saying. Technically right now, if you can...

see how we're really being controlled—we already talked about that. There's control right now through money, and also the internet is playing a big role in that right now, too. Because the internet became the place that's like the open marketplace, right? So just very briefly, a few months ago...

there was a huge lightning storm. It blew out the router on the fiber optic side, so we had to wait two days for them to get the internet back going. It happened to be over a weekend, and in those two days, I had...

the most powerful vision about the future of how... when I didn't—I kind of had to get over the phantom internet thing, which was basically like you would just go to get on the internet real quick, and you realize that there is no internet, so...

It's kind of like you reaching for your phone, but if your phone battery died and you're somewhere else, you're like, "Oh, my battery died!" Right? So there was like this phantom urge to get on the internet to do something, and my inner voice was speaking and was like, "What do...

What do you keep needing to do with the internet? Why do you keep needing access to the internet? I want you to isolate that real quick in your mind. And what it was was to get information. And I can remember because I've been on the internet since Prodigy.

I'm like 46 years—46 years old now—so I saw them roll the internet out. I'm old enough for that, right? And I can remember that our main goal of getting on the internet was to get information. All of a sudden, it opened up all this ability to

get into all these libraries and to get all this knowledge. And what came right after that, though, like what was second in place, was communicating with people from other countries and basically meeting new friends, right? But it wasn't primary, because I had friends before I got on the internet, just like you can

make friends without the internet. And many of your friends, you would pretty much know them whether you had internet or not. So I was able to isolate this—listen to where I'm coming from—I was able to isolate that the internet really became—it took over

a lot of things because we had to keep accessing it every time we want to know something or stay in tune. And then now it's entrenched—now it's also intertwined with our—with our, uh—how we get paid and stuff. So here's the vision of the

Future. Right now, we're running local AI. This means that I don't need internet to have AI. And when I say AI, you know, because that's, you know, everybody thinks they've got their own ideas about what AI is, but we're just saying large language models. We're saying that everything that

was learned on Earth: science, math, everything is in one drive with it, like that. And if you can spin up that drive, you can ask questions about anything, especially stuff that you don't know about and keep moving through your day. So if I need to, like, know about this

specific plant because this plant is not growing properly and I need to build a structure for this plant, I can walk my way all the way through that process without ever even accessing the internet. It's the same thing for pretty much everything across the board. I just walk

myself through nanomedicine by just using my own local LLM, right, and never accessing the internet. And it got me thinking: see, in the past, the reason why communities have failed is for multiple, a multitude of reasons, but the real underpinnings were: one, lack of resources,

where generally maybe one or a few people were bringing all the money, so they actually decided to have all the power, and then the community kind of went left that way. Also, when the people are allowed to interact too much with the world and they start bringing in the residue from

the world—that's why a lot of communities try to stay, you know, away from the world and keep their members and things away from the world—that gets, you know, real cult-like for sure. But then also in that community, if there is only indoctrination, even if you

You know, sometimes the doctrine could be sound, but just giving a person only that and excluding everything else from them then creates a mind that doesn't really know how to explore for itself, doesn't really know how to embark on new things; it just believes the doctrine or

the dogma. So, in the event they have to function without that, it doesn't work out too well, and you see that happen with people who've been a part of communities for a long time. So I start realizing the real vision for the future

is to begin to create communities where there are groups of people who are extremely motivated to see results and make results happen. And these communities start working with what we just call advanced intelligence, meaning that there is advanced intelligence on the facilities, so anything we need to know

how to do, we don't ever have to go to the Internet or even too far outside the community to learn how to do it. In addition to that, we also get to a stage where, as a people, we stop plugging into something that still it's hard to

avoid getting the bad story. When you hit the internet, you're almost guaranteed to get flooded with all the stuff that would give an average person, or somebody who's responsible for other people, a lot of anxiety because you would be unsure about the future. And so again, I'm not just telling

you what we're doing; what I'm doing is giving you a vision of how things actually begin to merge here in the future for a more ideal reality without plunging us back into the Stone Age, because a lot of people's ideas about what things should be is not even

sustainable, like they're like, hey, let's go back on this land, live like Indigenous people. The indigenous people are living... I'm in Costa Rica; there are people that live on their own land, and on their own land they drink like crazy, they argue, they fight, they don't have any money.

Their lights go off at a certain time, so it's not necessarily a solution to move back to the jungle. So I'm also saying no internet, no power, right? Because we could pull power from the sun, but again, if you visualize now an

institution where people who are motivated to grow, build, and create resources, because you've got vast intelligence. So it's all about just collaborating with people in the community about what we feel like is the most advantageous, the most wholesome thing that we should go into creating

next. But then we're not limited to, like, okay, but now we've got to go and get funding from this Fortune 500, and then we also need to bring this person in and somebody that knows about this and somebody knows about that. You wouldn't

be limited to that. So what I'm saying is that this, to me, it brought some joy into my heart because I kept thinking about like, how am I going to... like, how can... how can I ground into this? And I'm just saying, listen to what I'm saying; you

can't also... you can't turn on any of these powers either with being one foot in the dimension and one foot out. Meaning that there's a lot of people who they can't still figure out if they are going to like ground in here and do

Something about this, or create a family here, or create a projection here, especially like our women. For you know, in certain ways it's like you're asking a woman to make a kid here, and you know, so we're depending on the bank and the inflation. You see what I mean? So even

the subconscious mind would be a little troubled about, hey, what is, what is really the future going to consist of? Because this looks like we're headed into nothing but problems. And I'm saying, no, that's not what's happening. What's happening is the wheat and the chaff

are being separated. You're finding the people who you really rock with, that you really are vibrating with. We call it tribe. And then if you realize that advanced intelligence is here, rather than throwing stones at it—because that's what's happening right now. You tell somebody AI and they feel like you're

trading on everybody, right? They don't even know you can run AI locally, and that OpenAI is not the only AI company; that there's open-source models, and these things are just intelligent packets, right? And when you have one, you don't need to rely on other people's

intelligences and all that kind of stuff to get to the conclusion that you're looking to reach. And as we're seeing, we're quite creative when left to our own devices—meaning that when we're not being distracted or told what we should be, you should be an influencer, or you

should do this, you should go to OnlyFans—we have brilliant ideas that will easily make the top of the charts of these industries of what we're seeing today that people are actually buying, okay? But you need a collective when you're moving, because you need to move

Into other countries, you need to be able to work with other languages.  Cibil has 98 languages, right? So it speaks Greek, French, and different dialects and African languages, and all that, with the same knowledge. So it removes all of those

barriers that we would have in a community or as a people, and getting coordinated to actually make big things happen and then really see the results. All you would need is people who are really actually about that life, versus just saying that they are, or people who

are really creative that can do things versus those who are not willing even to teach themselves how to do it, or those who rely on others for it. So when you see that vision, you can see we're not that far from something like that. We're

not that far from you moving off somewhere with your community, with your land, and developing that out to the most beautiful model that anybody has seen. This is a new innovation; this is exactly how communities of the future should be. And as I said before, not getting thrown

into the Stone Ages and being like, going back in time, getting back your moccasins on and everything, and separating from society and being alienated like you have no contribution here, right? So yeah, that I just wanted to end with that, and you know, watch how fast it rolls. But

in understanding, a third party—in conclusion—is already doing this. And 'third party' is my term for people who already have a lot of wealth and they've moved on from trying to be at the mall and trying to be, you know, just... they're they're not you.

Don't see them really anywhere; you see them in their domiciles, their communities, developing with their families. They're even using local AI to fix—to fix their health problems, get their diets together, you know what I mean? So this is what I really visualize

as an optimal part of a potential future that we can begin to inhabit because we're merging really the best of all of these worlds, right? Yeah, I'll just leave it at that. It doesn't mean the community won't have internet at all; it just means

that it won't be in that kind of way where, you know, you're just there with social media and all that and you're trying to make money. You'll actually be building things and developing those things and then shipping those things to different parts of the world, like we

manufacture here, right? So yeah, I just wanted to put that into some minds and hearts about what this can really turn into for them. I'm 60, so you know they got a certain amount of time that they say I'm going to be here, right?

But let's say these cats that are still 16, 18—they're almost guaranteed to be here for another 30 years, right? What is that gonna really look like? You see what I mean? So if you move in this direction, it ends up, as you like somebody said,

like the Black Tony Stark, Black Iron Man somewhere, you know what I mean? Creating inventions that regenerate and actually restore the ancient mysteries, and you know, you got curriculum. So you see, I mean, all that is more of the direction that we're progressing towards.

If things go well versus all our ignorance, you know, we're fighting and that kind of stuff. Listen, look at how, in their societies, in the secret societies, they're together. Yes, you see what I mean? That's the main thing they

teach in the secret societies is that, 'Hey, we're all together, we're all bound by these tenets.' You see what I mean? And then, on our side, though, they push to us, 'Oh, you need to divide, you need to be separate.' You need that. Then see, so it's

separation for us that's taught to us, but it's getting together that's what they, that's what they teach to each other. You see what I mean? So we, for sure, need to...we see which one benefits over time. It's like, no matter what the

difference is, that's just like what 19 Keys said: We can argue about the differences in our Gods when we get out of slavery. See what I mean? Right now, it's time to talk to the leaders and tell them to talk to their communities and let them know we're

organizing something so that we can get together because we, we can't weather this much longer. Not that we wouldn't survive; I mean, we're like the cockroaches of reality. Like, we'll be about the condition. Like I said, I'm

not trying to go back to the Stone Age. Like we got plans. Like this dude talking about, uh, uh, canceling gravity and levitation, right? That's what Terence is...you know, he's talking about less friction within generators, and you know, we're talking about damn near perpetual power.

So when you have perpetual power, you then need facilities—you need basically to manufacture something. You've got to turn that power; see, that's what Tesla did. He built a big solar farm and all that kind of stuff to power the factories that make the cars, right? Other than that, you

just got a bunch of power. So look at the world that we're in: like we've got this huge sun out here, right, with all this power, but then the converter is us and our narrative, and how we feel, and how many other beings that are with us that

we can low-balance, right? That's why the seven wheels is so strong, is because every single person is in those archetypes. You ain't gonna miss nobody in eaching; you ain't going to miss no situation that happened here in the physical reality.

With 64 codons, there's nothing—no scenario—that you can't create, you see? I mean, so we have it all here, and it's just like, this is the glorious time to unpack it. And just like this thing says, this is the last thought; you

went through all of this to get to the ideal state in paradise. The labors come first. So if you figure that you're in this life, and this life has been super shitty to you, right? Like I've been there, right? Like I visit that sometimes, right? And you are destined

destined for greatness because this is the formula: you go through the labors and the challenges, and that's right now. So it's like eating the things that taste bad on your plate first and then working on the stuff that you know that tastes good, right? And that's that's the

process that we're in right now. So, honestly, everybody, thank you so much. Yeah, I love the way you ended that.

How We Can Use AI To Empower Our Communities

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