They tell you it's the beast.
They tell you it's a demon in the matte wires.
They want you to run for the hills
and leave the most powerful weapon of the 21st century
exclusively in the hands of the people who hate you.
I say that as a strategic suicide.
Today we aren't running.
We are plundering the Egyptians.
We are taking their gold, their code, their compute, their AI.
And we are melting it down to build a tabernacle in the desert.
Fear is a spirit.
AI is just a tool.
It's time to pick it up.
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This week, like I said in the intro there,
this is going to get interesting.
I want to play you something real quick,
just because it kind of sets the mood a little bit.
This is Darkwinds Blowing Again.
This is a cover version from Radio Man.
Radio Man, if you're listening,
I know you've heard this.
It's your song, Radio Man's on Soono.
If you guys ever go, check out Soono.com
and look for Radio Man.
He's got some great stuff.
All different kinds of genres.
But this song is one that I did a cover of
with the Chrome Pur suffix persona.
This is awesome.
I love it.
I want you to just take a deep breath
and truly observe the spiritual and cultural landscape
we are standing in right now.
If you're paying attention, you can feel it.
Everyone is terrified.
It's a genuine, suffocating fear
that has gripped the hearts of men and women
who, frankly, should know better.
These are people who should be anchored by faith,
yet they are drifting.
I talk to good Christians every day.
I talk to Patriots,
good people who are simply trying to raise their families
and serve their God.
And I'm telling you, they are shaking.
They look at what is happening out in the Silicon Valley,
the relentless exponential rise of artificial intelligence.
They see the invisible architecture of the surveillance grid
being woven around us tighter and tighter.
They see the push for digital IDs
and centralized programmable currencies.
And because they don't understand it,
they interpret it as through a single panic lens.
They shout, it's the beast.
It's the mark.
It's the end times.
And we must flee.
Throw your phone in the river.
Shut down your business.
Run to the woods and live off the grid.
The call to retreat is deafening right now.
It is fueled by what appears to be a powerful,
almost supernatural force.
And I want to say right up front,
I understand that reaction.
I truly do.
To the uninitiated, this technology looks like magic.
It looks like literal sorcery.
An evil birth directly from the minds of Godless men.
But I'm here today to plant a stake in the ground
of eternal truth.
I am here to tell you that fear is a spirit.
A demonic oppression meant to paralyze you.
But artificial intelligence, in its raw form,
is just a tool.
Think of a hammer.
A hammer can be used to build a home for the homeless,
providing shelter and warmth.
Or that exact same hammer can be used to shatter a skull.
The hammer is innocent.
The hands that hold it are guilty.
Gold is a beautiful, stable store of value created by God.
But it was also used to forge the golden calf.
The gold is innocent.
The worshipers were guilty.
If you allow the spirit of fear to triumph,
if you panic and run from the tool itself,
you are doing exactly what the enemy wants.
You are willingly disarming yourself
in the middle of a war for the soul of humanity.
The enemy is not the chip.
The enemy is the ideology
and the intention of the hands that wield the chip.
We must conquer the fear,
understand the tool,
and take back the territory.
To understand how we do this, we have to go back.
We need a blueprint.
In this section I am about to share
is merely an interesting Bible story.
It is a fundamental military and economic blueprint
for the transfer of wealth
and the establishment of divine sovereignty.
We are going to set the historical and theological foundation
for a very specific principle
that God reserves the right to reallocate
the resources of the wicked
to fund the mission of the righteous.
To truly grasp the magnitude of this,
we must strip away the Sunday school veneer.
We treat the Bible like a fairy tale,
a quaint book of moral lessons,
but in reality, it is a living history book.
It is a strategic document.
It is in many respects
a military manual detailing
the movements and provision
of a sovereign king
over an earthly army.
Let's look at the system of Egypt.
Think about the night of the Passover.
The Israelites have been chattel slaves
for 400 long years.
They are not merely poor,
they are institutionally broken.
Physically, spiritually and financially destitute.
They have nothing of value but the clothes on their backs
and the skills in their hands.
And the Pharaoh?
In this world, Pharaoh is the entire system.
He is the government enforcing absolute law.
He is the bank controlling all capital and wealth generation.
And critically, he is the God of that world,
the living embodiment of the divine on earth.
He represents the total inescapable control
of a centralized pagan empire.
The idea of slaves walking out with wealth
is an absolute economic impossibility within his system.
But then comes the command.
As the ultimate manifestation of his power,
God does not just grant them freedom.
He mandates a divine redistribution of wealth.
God tells Moses they are leaving.
But listen to the specific astonishing instruction
he gives them.
He doesn't tell them to sneak out quietly
under the cover of darkness to avoid detection.
He tells them to enact a systematic,
overt and unapologetic act of economic plunder.
It's a complete inversion of the master-slave relationship.
This is documented in Exodus 321-22.
God says,
And I will give this people favor
in the sight of the Egyptians.
And it shall be when you go
that you shall not go empty handed,
but every woman shall ask of her neighbor
articles of silver, articles of gold and clothing.
You shall put them on your sons
and on your daughters,
so you shall plunder the Egyptians.
And they did it.
Exodus 12.35-36 records
the successful execution of the mission.
They literally stripped Egypt,
the most powerful empire on earth,
of its liquid wealth in a single night.
This was not a side effect.
It was the express design of the King of Kings.
Now you have to ask why?
Why did a sovereign God
need his people to carry out a massive heist?
On the surface level, was it back pay?
Was it reparations?
Yeah, perhaps.
It was certainly back pay
for 400 years of forced brutal labor.
It was a righteous restitution.
But there was a deeper purpose.
God knew where they were going next
into the desert to meet him at Mount Sinai.
He had a construction project planned.
They needed to build the tabernacle,
the portable house of God
and the magnificent Ark of the Covenant.
Here is the inescapable reality.
You cannot build a solid gold Ark of the Covenant,
a golden menorah,
or the intricate priestly garments
out of sand, mana, and acacia wood all alone.
You require vast quantities of refined gold and silver.
More than that, you require the technology
and the metallurgical knowledge
of the empire to refine alloy and craft it.
God, as the ultimate strategist,
used the wealth of the wicked,
the very resources accumulated by the system
that oppressed his people
to build the sanctuary of the righteous.
The Egyptian treasury became the initial seed fund
for the kingdom of God.
This precedent establishes the divine right
to appropriate any resource necessary
to fulfill the mission.
Now let's pivot and lean into the truly esoteric formoment.
To fully grasp the theological tension surrounding technology,
we must look at a text that profoundly influenced
early Jewish and Christian thought,
the book of Enoch.
Enoch provides a radical explanation
for the very beginnings of human technological
technological advancement.
The conventional narrative attributes these discoveries
to simple human ingenuity,
but the book of Enoch paints a darker supernatural picture.
It tells us explicitly that the knowledge of metallurgy,
the secrets of making sophisticated weapons,
the techniques of mining,
and the foundational understanding of tech
as a means of control and conflict
were not discovered by man.
They were deliberately taught to mankind by the watchers.
The Iran.
A specific class of fallen angels.
The most infamous of these instructors is Azazel.
Listen to one Enoch 8.1.
And Azazel taught men to make swords
and knives and shields and brush plates
and made known to them the metals of the earth
and the art of working them
and all kinds of costly stones
and all coloring textures
and the alteration of the world.
This text is a bombshell
and frames the origin of technology
from weaponry to cosmetics,
not as a neutral endeavor,
but as a direct spiritual corruption
designed to lead humanity into bloodshed,
vanity and the occult.
Given this origin story,
it is entirely understandable
why the modern theological leadites draw a hard line.
They point to this and say,
see, technology comes from fallen angels.
It's inherently evil.
It is a tool of the adversary
and must be rejected entirely.
They argue that because the source is dark,
the fruit must be dark.
But, and this is the key,
to stop there is to miss the fundamental
transformative power of God's redemptive work.
Yes, the knowledge of metallurgy came from a dark place.
It came from a fallen being
who intended to use that knowledge
to destroy humanity.
But what God,
but what did God command Moses to do
with that very metal?
He commanded him to build the mercy seat.
The ultimate irony is found in the Tabernacle.
The holiest split space on earth
was fashioned from the very materials,
gold, silver, bronze,
whose secrets were initially taught by Zazel.
God did not reject the metal.
He did not command a wooden structure.
He redeemed the metal.
He took the very thing the fallen ones
intended for war and vanity
and commanded his people to use it
to fashion the cherubim,
the menorah, and the altar.
Structures dedicated to housing
his unapproachable glory.
This establishes the pattern.
The enemy may invent a material for evil,
but God's people have the mandate
to commandeer it for good.
We are called to take the material,
the knowledge, the skill,
the platform, and cleanse it
through dedication to God.
We transform a tool of darkness
into a vessel for divine light.
Technology is not inherently good or evil.
It is defined by the purpose
to which it is dedicated.
This isn't just allegory.
This is the critical lens
for understanding the digital age.
The Exodus narrative,
escaping the dominant empire
by plundering its wealth,
finds its healing resonance
in our struggle for digital sovereignty.
We have to identify the new feral.
The infrastructure of modern life
is no longer built on stone and mortar.
It is built on fiber optics
and server farms.
The Egypt of the 21st century
is a fusion of global institutional
and corporate power.
It is the surveillance state.
The nexus of government
and private contractors
using data as a weapon.
It is big tech.
The high priests of data like
Google and Meta
who do not merely
offer services but curate
entire cognitive environments
to commodify
your attention.
It is the globalist cabal,
the central planners
engineering a world of
digital identity
and programmable currency.
But just like Egypt,
there is a wealthier.
The true wealth of this modern empire
is not stored in Fort Knox.
The new currency of control is digital.
This is the silicon god.
Sorry, gold.
Silicone.
God, I can't talk.
Silicon.
Gold. There we go.
This is the silicon god
that we are commanded to plunder.
What is this gold?
First, it is compute.
The digital bricks and mortar.
The raw processing power.
GPUs, TPUs, CPUs
that fuels the training
of massive AI models.
The capacity to process information
is the ultimate strategic source.
Second, it is open source code.
These are the blueprints of the empire.
The code bases behind models
like Llama and Mistral
that Big Tech was compelled
to release.
This code is a grift
that can be turned against its creators
allowing us to run sophisticated AI
locally outside of centralized control.
Third, it is encryption.
The veil of invisibility.
Tools like signal, zero-knowledge protocols
that offer sanctuary in a panopticon world.
And finally, large language models.
These are the language of the gods
in this new age.
They were designed by the empire
to generate corporate narratives
and automate censorship.
But when liberated through open source
they become tools for the individual
to synthesize knowledge
and generate counter narratives.
So the command remains
plunder the Egyptians.
This is not a call for violence.
It is a call for strategic
nonviolent succession.
Take their models,
download, and fine tune open source AI
to run on your prone,
private hardware.
Do not rely on their APIs.
Take that encryption.
Adopt end-to-end encryption for everything.
Move off of their proprietary platforms.
Take their hardware.
Invest in the means of production.
GPUs, private servers.
Build a sovereign professional infrastructure
that operates off the grid
of the centralized cloud.
They built these colossal tools
to track you and enslave your mind.
The plundering is the act
of taking their most valuable creations
and transforming them into instruments
of individual liberty.
The objective is to walk out of their system
fully provisioned
and digitally sovereign.
Now here's the danger.
This is why people are afraid.
The fierce surrounding AI
is not merely about jobs.
It is an ancestral, spiritual dread
rooted in the nature of idolatry.
We have to look at the Israelites
in the wilderness again.
What did Aaron do with that gold
while Moses was up on the mountain?
He melted it down and built a golden calf.
The people grew impatient.
They demanded a tangible, controllable guide.
They took the precious metal,
the very resource intended
for God's tabernacle
and perverted it into an idol.
That is what Google has done.
That's what Metta has done.
That's what CHAPGPT has done.
They took the silicon and gold
and made it and built an idol.
They want you to worship the algorithm.
They want you to ask it
for truth instead of God.
The tech giants have positioned this algorithm
as the ultimate oracle.
They want you to turn down,
turn to the machine's output
as the final authority on truth,
morality and personal value.
So planting the divine.
This is the new golden calf.
But remember, the problem wasn't the gold.
The gold in the calf was the exact same
atomic element as the gold
in the Ark of the Covenant.
Technology is more neutral.
It is an element.
The problem is never the resource itself,
but the spirit, the intent
and the destination to which that resource is directed.
The difference was the spirit
behind the construction.
The golden calf was an act of human panic.
The tabernacle was an act of obedience.
Here's the bottom line.
If you use AI to replace God,
it is an idol.
If you use AI to free your mind,
protect your family,
and study scripture,
it is a tool of the tabernacle.
We're not going to be Aaron
bowing down to the machine.
We are going to be Pazale.
That guy I can't pronounce his name.
Bezalow.
Anyways, he was the guy that built the Ark.
He filled the spirit of God
for wisdom and craftsmanship.
We are called to be modern Bezalows.
Our role is not to fear the raw material of AI,
nor to worship the idol it can become,
but to seize the tool,
infuse it with a kingdom purpose,
and direct its power towards serving eternal truth.
The machine is a servant,
never a master.
So don't fear digital gold.
It is an inevitability.
Just make sure you don't bow down to it.
Do not let its glow become an idol
that commands your attention.
The temptation is to let the current
of connectivity sweep you away
into a sea of endless scrolling.
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how to stop eating the Pharaoh's food.
We're going to talk about rejecting the sustenance
offered by a system designated to keep you compliant.
We will discuss how they are poisoning
your mind with this algorithm.
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Shaping your worldview.
I'll show you how to reclaim
your sovereignty of your own mind.
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Welcome back.
You're just joining us.
We spent the first half hour talking
about the theology
of the hammer.
We talked about how the metal is innocent.
Even if the hand's
wielding it are guilty.
We talked about plundering the Egyptians,
taking the gold of the digital age
and using it for our own purposes.
But I know
what some of you are thinking.
I can already see the emails hit
in the inbox.
In fact, I've seen them before.
They usually go something like this.
Uncle Bonad, I hear you.
But this is different. You don't understand.
This isn't just a hammer.
This isn't just gold.
This is AI. It's a mind.
It's a spirit.
It's the beast system rising before our eyes.
By telling us to use it,
you're telling us to invite a demon
into our homes. We need to stay away
from it. We need to be pure.
I want to address that right now
directly.
To the people who say
AI is the devil.
I want you to know that I respect your
caution.
Truly, in a world of infinite deception
skepticism is a survival
trait.
You look at Silicon Valley. You see the
transhumanist agenda.
You see the desire to merge man and machine
and you recoil.
That is a healthy
natural human instinct.
But I need you to listen to me
very carefully.
There is a difference
between caution
and avoidance.
There is a difference between discernment
and abdication.
If you look at this technology,
which is undeniably
the most powerful force multiplier
for cognition,
cognition and communication
in human history
and you say I refuse
to touch it.
Do you know what you're actually doing?
You're not destroying the weapon.
You are simply
leaving it on the battlefield.
You are
walking away and leaving
the most powerful weapon
of the 21st century
exclusively
in the hands of the people
who hate you.
You are leaving it to the sensors.
You're leaving it to the surveillance state.
You're leaving it to the people
who want to deconstruct
your history.
Rewrite your biology
and program your children.
You are saying here
you take this.
You take the super intelligence.
I'll just go over here
and hope you don't use it up on me.
This isn't peyate,
folks.
This is strategic suicide.
Let's look at this through the lens of
history.
This isn't the first time the church
or the remnant
has faced a technology that threatened
to upend the social order.
Imagine it's the 15th century.
The printing press
has just been invented.
Now,
the early use cases for the printing
presses were not
all Bibles.
There was plenty of heresy.
Heresy, whatever
you want to call it. Heresy.
Plenty of political propaganda.
Plenty of garbage being churned out.
Now imagine
if the reformers had said
this machine is demonic.
It mechanizes the word of God.
It allows errors
to propagate faster
than ever before.
We will stick to hand copying scrolls.
Thank you very much.
We will stay pure.
What would have happened?
The Reformation
would have died in the cradle.
The enemies of liberty would have
owned the press.
They would have controlled the narrative.
The history
and the theology
for the next 500 years.
Instead,
they seized the means of production.
They said,
the ink is innocent. The press is a tool.
And they use that tool
to break the monopoly on information.
We are at
that exact same juncture today.
But the stakes are higher.
And the speed is
a whole lot faster.
When you practice
the sin of avoidance
you are practicing a theology
of abdication.
You are abdicating
your responsibility
to be the salt
and the light in every sphere
of influence.
You are effectively saying that God
is sovereign over the pulpit
and the pew.
But the devil is sovereign over the server room
and the code.
I don't
find that in my Bible.
My Bible says the earth
is the Lord's and the fullness
thereof.
That includes the silicon.
That includes the logic gates.
That includes the neural networks.
The devil didn't
create AI.
The devil can't create
anything.
He is a mimic. He is a corruptor.
He can only twist
what God allows to be created.
If we run from the tech
we are literally
handing the keys of the future
to the enemy.
Now I want to be fair
to the critics because they are
right about one thing.
There is a trap.
And we need to talk about the golden gap.
Let's go back
to our exit of story.
We talked about plundering the Egyptians.
The Israelites
took the gold.
But what happened next?
Moses goes up the mountain.
The people get restless.
And Aaron, the high priest
the guy who should know better
takes that plundered
gold, throws it in the fire
and molds
a golden cap.
This is the crucial distinction.
The gold wasn't
the problem.
The shape they gave it was
the problem.
They shaped it into an idol.
They shaped it into something that demanded
worship.
That is exactly
what Google, OpenAI
and Meta have done.
Think about how their AI works.
It's centralized.
It's opaque.
It sits in a black box in a server farm
that you can't access.
It
demands your worship
which is the digital age.
It's your attention.
It demands your sacrifice
which in the digital age
is your data.
When you use chat GBT
or Gemini or co-pilot
in their default state
you are bowing
to the golden calf.
You are feeding the beast.
You are telling it your secrets
your fears, your business plans
and your prayers.
And it is taking
that sacrifice
and using it to train the next version
of the model to be even better
at manipulating you.
That is the idol version
of the technology.
And yes, I do believe that
is demonic.
It is a system designed to replace God
as the source of truth.
It is designed to be the oracle
you consult
instead of the Holy Spirit.
So the avoidance
crowd is looking at the golden calf
and screaming,
the gold is evil.
But the sovereign crowd
the people listening to this show
we look at the golden calf
and say,
no, the gold is ours
but the calf has to go.
We don't throw the gold back in the fire
we don't bury it in the sand
we melt it down
we take the exact same technology
the transformers
the weights, the architecture
and we reforge it.
We don't build an idol
we build a tool
for the tabernacle.
We take the same tech
and we build a shield
that's privacy
and we build a sword
that's the truth.
So what does that actually look like?
What is the difference between
an idol
and a tool?
It comes down to one word
control
trusting their AI
is foolish
controlling your AI
is wisdom.
When you use chat GPT
you are a subject
you're a user
actually you're the product
the AI is
guardrails put there
by people in California
or India or wherever
who despise your world view
it will lecture you
it will censor you
it will hallucinate a reality
that fits their political narrative
that is the golden calf
speaking
but when you run a local AI
and we're going to talk about this
in the next hour
the dynamic changes completely
imagine
you have a computer in your house
it is not connected
to the internet
it's running
on an open source
bottle, llama, mistral
whatever
you have fine tuned it
on the constitution
on the federalist papers
on the Bible
excuse me
or the great
or the great works of western civilization
the AI
doesn't report to Google
it doesn't send your data back to the NSA
it works
for you
it is a force multiplier
for your mind
it can help you summarize
complex bills
being passed in congress
so you can spot
the tyranny that's buried
on page 905
it can help
you draft letters to your representatives
it can help you organize
your research
it can translate documents
it can write code to help you
build your own platforms
this is not an idol
that's a hammer
that is a tool
in the hand of a free man
we are entering
an era of digital
feudalism
the new pharaohs are building
walls around their gardens
they are hoarding the compute
they are hoarding the intelligence
they want a world
where they have super intelligence
and you have a heavily
censored chatbot
that treats you like a child
side note
about the hoarding compute
have you been paying attention
to the price of ram
computer ram
what was it
64 gigabytes
of
consumer ram
ddr4
consumer ram
3 weeks ago
was $100 or less
today
it's over
$400
for 64 gigabytes
of ddr4 ram
and ddr4
is not even
it's not even in a shortage
ddr5
is in a shortage
because that's what they're hoarding for ai
that's the next ai thing
but consumer
level
ram ddr4 ram
they are
hiking the prices
they are hoarding stuff
in big tech
not just for money
but to keep you from doing
what we're doing
we cannot afford
to be passive
if we practice
a sin of avoidance
we give them that world on a silver platter
we can't afford to be passive
we cannot afford to be
afraid
the metal is innocent
the code is innocent
the sin is not in the silicon
the sin
is in the submission
do not submit to their systems
do not bow
to their golden calf
but do not run away either
we're going to take their gold
we're going to melt it down
and we're going to build something they never expected
we're going to build a parallel system
a system of sovereign intelligence
private communication
and uncensored truth
God allowed the transistor
to be invented
he allowed the neural network to be discovered
do you think he did
that just so Mark Zuckerberg
and Elon Musk could sell ads
no
he allowed it
so that in the last days
when the censorship
thread goes up
his people would have the tools to translate
to communicate
and to build
so stop fearing the tool
pick it up, clean it off
and get ready to work
we're building a tabernacle in the desert dammit
stay tuned
coming up at hour two
we'll stop talking philosophy
and we'll start talking tactics
I'm going to show you how
to break the spell
of the pharaoh
how to detox from this algorithm
and how to start building
your own sovereign intelligence stack
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it's crushing my chest
every thought's the war battles I've lost
paying for dreams at too high a cost
my mind's a storm
spinning out of control
each thought's a blade
carving holes in my soul
I'm searching for light
but the dark's too deep
I swear my heart should be
a flicker in the rock
you're still a part of
being away
give in to the wait
let the echo stay
you're too weak to fight
you're too tired to try
collapse your truth
just lay down and die
every line pages
torn from a wasted time
needles sharp
they rode my fall
lost in haze
I heard no call
but now I grip the match
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Okay, anyways, welcome back down hour to sorry, if you were with us in hour one, we laid the
foundation, we smashed the spirit of fear, we established that the technology itself,
the silicon, the code, the gold is innocent. It's the hands wielding it that are the problem.
So the natural question, the one I know you're asking is, okay, bonehead, I'm with you. I'm
done being afraid. I want to plunder the gold. I want to build the tabernacle. But where do
I start? I'm stuck in Egypt. My phone's spying on me. My feet is making me angry. And I feel
like I can't escape. Here's the answer. And it's not what you think. The first step is
buying a server. First step isn't learning Python. First step is stop eating Pharaoh's food.
In the book of Daniel, what was the first act of defiance? Daniel refused to eat the
king's meat and drink the king's wine. He knew that if he ate their food, he would become
beholden to their system. In 2025, Pharaoh's food is the algorithm. The for you page,
the recommended videos, the trending tab. This is the ration diet given to slaves.
It's designed to be high fructose corn syrup for your soul. It tastes sweet. It's sensational.
It's outrageous. It's funny. But it's devoid of nutrition.
It's designed to keep you weak, distracted, addicted, and arguably, most importantly, predictable.
If you're getting your news, your technology, your worldview,
from a feed on Facebook or even Twitter or, you know, Blue Sky, whatever it is,
whatever the social network is of the week, it's designed to keep, it's a feed that is curated
by a black box algorithm. You're not a free man or woman or whatever you want to be.
You are a battery. You are powering their matrix with your attention.
So step one of breaking the spell starved the algorithm. How do we do that?
We go back to the Old Testament tech. We go back to protocols that work.
I've talked about this before, but it bears repeating RSS, really simple syndication.
It's not sexy. It doesn't have an AI avatar. It's not an anime with cat ears.
It's just simple, unbreakable pipe between you and the contents you want.
When you use an RSS reader, and you know I've been building Liberty RSS for myself,
but there are plenty out there. You are flipping the power dynamic.
In the algorithmic model, the app is the master. You are the subject. It decides what you see.
In the RSS model, you are the pharaoh of your own feed. You decide, I want to hear from this
pastor, this geopolitical analyst, and this musician. And that is exactly what you get.
No suggested garbage. No shadow banning. No manipulation. If you haven't moved your news
consumption to RSS, you are still eating at the King's table. Get off the algorithm. Reclaim
your attention span. But listen to me closely. RSS is just the gateway drug. It is just one
tool in a massive hidden arsenal that is waiting for you. One of the biggest lies Big Tech tells you
is that you need them. They want you to believe that without Microsoft, without Adobe, without
Google, you can't function. They want you to think that safe and professional software
only comes with a monthly subscription fee and a user agreement that signs away your firstborn.
That is a lie. There are literally thousands, if not tens of thousands, of alternative software
applications available right now to day. They are free. They are open source. They are privacy
respecting and they are powerful. You think you need Microsoft Office? No, you don't. You got Libre
Office or not on cloud. Only Office. There's literally tons of them out there. It does
everything you need and it doesn't phone home to Redmond every time you type a letter.
You think you need Photoshop? You got GIMP or Krita? And there's several other more.
You think you need Chrome? You have Brave, Helium, Firefox, Libre. There is literally,
like I use OpenMandriva, there is literally almost 20 different browsers in the repos that
you can install one click. You think you need Windows Media Player? Why? You got VLC. It plays
formats that haven't even been invented yet or MPV, M-player, plain old FFM peg, hundreds more.
This is the FOSS ecosystem, free and open source software.
Free as in free speech, not just free beer. These aren't deeply technical command line tools for
hackers and hoodies. These are polished professional applications used by millions of people who
have simply decided to walk out of the digital plantation. I got to add in here, it's not
just a Linux-only thing. VLC runs literally on everything, including a potato.
There's a ton of different platforms out there and there's probably 20 to the ratio of one,
20 to one, of applications out there that are open source. You just don't know they're there
because you're being fed a line of shit from Big Tech saying that they're the only ones that exist
and you need them. The alternatives are already there. The lifeboats are in the water.
You don't have to wait for a collapse to switch. You can switch today. You can stop paying the
subscription tax. You can stop feeding the surveillance beast. If you're still using software
that spies on you because you think there's no other choice, you are trapped in a prison
with the door standing wide open. Just walk out. Now here's to catch. The FOSS world is
amazing. I use it every day. I've run my whole life on Linux, but it still relies on someone else
building the tool for me. You're still a consumer, a smarter consumer, a freer consumer,
but a consumer nonetheless. What happens when you have a specific need? What happens when you
need a custom tool for your trucking business to track fuel mileage in a very specific way?
What happens when you need a secure way to organize your church's prayer chain that doesn't use Facebook?
What happens when you have an idea for an app that could help your community,
but it doesn't exist yet? In the old world, the world we're leaving, you had two choices.
One, wait in hope of developer built it and hope they don't fill it with spyware.
Two, learn to code, spend five years learning C++, Python or God forbid Rust for some reason.
And let's be honest, most of you aren't going to do that. You have jobs, you have families,
your truck drivers, farmers, mothers, fathers, trademen. You don't have time to learn the
syntax of a programming language just to solve a problem. So you remain dependent. You remain a user
until now. We are standing on the precipice of a change so radical. I don't think most people
have wrapped their heads around it yet. Next week, we're going to do a full deep dive on local AI
and in the next segment, I'm going to give you the preview, but I want you to imagine something.
Imagine sitting down at your computer, it's offline, no internet cable is plugged in,
no Wi-Fi, just you and the machine. And on that machine, you have an AI,
a powerful language, large language model. And you say to it, I need a program
that tracks the maintenance schedule for three fleets of trucks alerts me when inspections are due
and stores the data locally in a secure database. And because you control the AI, it just writes it.
It writes the code. It builds the interface. It compiles the app. You didn't write a single line
of code. You didn't download a sketchy app from the app store. You didn't pay a subscription.
You spoke and the tool was created. This is the next level of sovereignty. It's not just about
using their tools, even the open source ones. It's about the ability to forge your own tool.
Imagine a world where a mom can build a homeschooling app tailored exactly to her kid's needs
without knowing a lick of JavaScript. Imagine a pastor building a secure communication tool
for his elders without hiring a dev team. This is what local AI offers. It bridges the gap
between I have an idea and I have a solution. And it does it without the permission of Silicon Valley.
True autonomy isn't just choosing which brand of hammer to buy. True autonomy is the ability
to cast a hammer yourself. Coming up in the final segment, I'm going to peel back the curtain
on this. We're going to talk more about the sovereign developer that lives on your hard drive.
We're going to talk about this technology and when run locally, when run privately,
is the ultimate equalizer against the technocracy? I cannot talk today. You don't
I'm Uncle Bonet. This is Liberty tunes and we'll be right back. Of course, I did not cue up a song
like I thought I would and I forgot to do it. So now here you have it wrinkled hands trace faded
years built a throne on silent tears. Pride stood tall a brittle rain left my kin to bear the
strain crown I war turned cold and thin now I see where I've been echoes call through times decay
kills the dead I'll face today just fall soft my kingdom's frail my kingdom's frail I'll rewrite
this loan some time. Yeah, that's right. Oh, your data and rock your freedom. Welcome back
to the final scratch. We're we're talking about sovereign AI and the concept of a personal developer
living on your hard drive. And I know for some of you, especially those who aren't techies,
that might sound abstract. Might they might be thinking bonehead. I don't need to write code.
I don't need an app. I just need to get through the week.
So let's bring the rubber back down to the pavement. Yes, this local AI can write software.
It can build that homeschooling app for your kids to teach us some history, the way you
want it taught, not the way the Department of Education mandates. That's a game changer.
But it's so much more than that. Imagine having an expert sitting next to you,
who's read every manual, every textbook and every form post in human history.
You're in the garage. It's 11 p.m. You're trying to replace the brake pads on a 2014 Ford F-150
and you're stuck. You don't have to watch a 20 minute YouTube video with three
unskippable ads every five minutes. You ask your local AI. It gives you the step by step,
the torque specs, and it tells you exactly which tool you need to be using at the right time.
You're in the kitchen. You have three random ingredients left in the fridge
and you need to feed the family. You ask the AI, boom, recipe generated.
Your toilet's leaking. It's your neighbor, the plumber, the AI.
You want to plant a fall garden in Zone 6B. It's your master gardener.
You have a weird electrical issue in the hallway. It walks you through the diagnostic.
The list is literally endless. Recipes, repairs, diagnostics, logistics. This isn't just about
coding. It's about competence. It's about reclaiming the lost art of doing things yourself.
It is the ultimate tool for self-reliance.
Now I have to address the elephant in the room, the panic. I hear it all the time,
but bonehead, if the AI can write code and fix my truck and teach my kids what happens to our
jobs. The developers are doomed. The teachers are doomed. The drivers, they're all doomed.
Stop. Just stop. Take a breath. Let's look at reality.
It is not going to take away developers' jobs. It's going to transform them,
just like the tractor transformed the farmer's job. The farmer didn't disappear. He just
got a hell of a lot more efficient. Think about the infrastructure required to run this magic AI.
These large language models have to run on something. They need an operating system.
They need hardware. They need massive amounts of electricity. Who's going to build the data centers?
Who's going to maintain the power grid? Who's going to design the cooling systems?
Think about the infrastructure required to run this quote, magic AI.
These large language models, why did I put that on there twice?
Look at the physical world. Wait, wait, wait.
Let's say you're in a small town, USA.
The small town can build its own data center to run a local AI
that only its residents could access. You could do this down to the
micro size to a neighborhood. Your four neighbors on all four sides of you.
They could all access your AI.
Are you catching on? They could trade you
money or they could trade you food. Hey, I'll come over and shovel your sidewalk and driveway
for this winter if you let me use your AI. Hello, people. Are you following?
Are you are you catching what I'm throwing down here?
Let's look at the physical world. We live in a dimension of rust, gravity and entropy.
In a world of autonomous vehicles, guess what? Physics still applies. There will still be
accidents. There will still be potholes. We will still need structural engineers to design
the bridges those robot taxis drive on. We will still need mechanics to wrench on the suspension
when it breaks. There's a metric shift ton of support that goes along with the AI of the
future. The physical world isn't going away. The need for human hands, human ingenuity and
human oversight isn't going away. The jobs aren't ending. They're shifting
from rote memorization to strategic management.
Sorry, I looked at the chat. I got to be very old, but there's a deeper fear here.
And this is where we need to open our history books and the Bibles
and close your sci-fi novels. Stop watching the doomsayer influencers on YouTube.
You know the ones who tell you that AI is going to wake up,
become sent in it and take over the world like Skynet. Stop attributing a soul to a calculator.
It's not a sentient being. If you truly believe in God, if you truly believe in a higher
power, you cannot contradict yourself by believing that man is equal to God.
To believe that man can create a sentient being, a being with a soul, a will, a self
is to believe that man has the power of creation. That is not possible in the dimension
or universe of reality that we exist in. We are created beings. We are not the creator.
We cannot breathe the Ruach, the breath of life into Silicon.
We are much more like the devil in this regard. The devil cannot create. He can only corrupt.
He can only mimic. He can only twist what God has already made.
That is what AI is. It is mimic. It's a parrot. It's a very, very sophisticated mirror
that reflects our own data back at us. It has no will. It has no desire. And it has no soul.
It is code. It is math. So stop fearing it like it's a God. When you fear it, you are inadvertently
worshiping it. You are giving it a power it does not possess. So where does that leave us?
It leaves us with a choice. God allowed this technology to exist.
He allowed the transistor. He allowed the neural network.
Did he do that just so Elon Musk could sell ads and make money?
Do you think he allowed it just so that we could have funny cat videos pipe directly to our brain?
No, he allowed it because he knows the times we are living in.
He knows the censorship grid is going up. He knows the beast system is being built.
And he allowed this tool to be created so that his people, the remnants,
would have the ability to communicate, to translate, to build, and to maintain their sovereignty
in a hostile world. We're building a tabernacle in the desert.
And we need the gold. We need the brass. We need the skill. We need the AI.
So here's my challenge to you for next week.
Stop fearing the tool. Stop worshiping the tool. Pick it up.
Clean it off, sanctify it, and get ready to work.
Next week, we are going deep. I'm going to show you exactly how to set up that local AI.
I'm going to show you how to become a sovereign developer of your own future.
Until then, keep your head on a swivel, keep your powder dry, and keep your faith in the
king of kings, not in the machine. I'm not out.
This is not the end of the show, but it is the end of this episode for the podcast.
So I'm going to play the ending theme music, but I'm still coming back and we're going to play some
more music because I got some stuff that's going to be really, really, really freaking awesome.
This song, when we come back to, yeah, okay. Anyways, we'll catch you guys the next time.
Be good. Never, ever stick the finger where you wouldn't stick your face.
Now that, that concludes the podcast.