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- Apocalypse Ventures: Morning. The following audio transmission will forever change your album society. You will no longer believe the narrative. You are about to wake up and see things for what they really are. Facts and opinions. This is the Doom Daily Show. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms, the email Doom Daily Show at gmail.com. Excuse me, everywhere on social media at Jester Dooms, the website, www. Ladies and gentlemen, it's gonna be one those days where I can't fucking talk, okay? The website, www.gestersvoice.com. Go there, buy yourself an apocalyptic apparel t shirt. It helps out producer scooter and myself tremendously. Speaking of producer scooter, ⁓ start looking in your mailbox, buddy. I got something on the way for ya. Mm-mm. Okay, so today is Friday, May twenty ninth, twenty twenty six. Happy Friday, everybody. I hope you're doing well. As you're listening to this, I will be dropping off the crotch goblins in their Locations for the day and then making headway on some projects here on the homestead. It is going to be quite fucking fantastic. Yes, yes, yes. Mm-hmm. ⁓ outside of that, that's about it. That's just what today's got in store for myself. We might get a really large bonfire going tonight 'cause we kind of have to do that and get a bunch of things burnt. And ⁓ yeah. That's that's really about it. Get a big bonfire going. And and it's probably a good time to do it because I think we're in store for rain again on Saturday. The weather here has been just kind of a shit show. So hopefully ⁓ we start drying out. If you have seen the video I posted on social media about the crazy rain on the homestead, you'll see a video of some running water, like gushing water down through this like valley. Okay, that normally doesn't happen. That was all from a rain that lasted about an hour and a half. And I mean a torrential downpour for an hour and a half created what you see in that video. All right. So it's it was ⁓ it was pretty intense, to say the least. Pretty intense. So we're currently working on trying to mitigate some of that ⁓ I guess we'd call it runoff water, drainage water. Because when these things happen, it does a lot of crazy things here on the homestead. Okay. It's there's a lot of erosion that happens. Like I found that I'm losing property in certain areas because of it. So that's a thing. Then we're also dealing with the idea of sediment in our water supply because we get water from a shallow well. And if the sediment's that bad, it gets into the well. Like there's just there's a lot of little homesteady issues that come out of the the heavy rains here. So we're working on combating those those things. But yeah. So it was pretty pretty wild been pretty wild period Pretty wet, pretty rainy. And now it seems like we're finally starting to get a handle on some good weather coming. Seems like it. These ⁓ geniuses here cannot predict the weather for shit. But I'll tell you what, I started doing a little bit of research into Doppler radar and kind of how that works and what things affect it. And there is ⁓ no Doppler radar in my immediate area, because I live out in the middle of the the middle of nowhere. And I found out there's a lot of things that affect the Doppler radar. Things like mountains, hills, tall trees. Like there's there's a lot. So it's Doppler radar only has so big of a radius. And then when you start throwing mountains and things in the way, it it creates inaccuracies. And when I found out where the closest Doppler radar was to me, I'm like, this is why. This is why we're not getting good weather like good weather ⁓ services. Because they can't see if there's storm cells in my immediate area. They can't see if storm cells are on the way to Miami there. They can only see what's going on in surrounding areas. And I've had it happen before where it says it's clear skies and it's fucking pouring here. We got we got hit with a really wicked cell one day and we got trapped ⁓ in a shipping container here on the property because it was I mean, it was like lightning and high winds and this just came out of nowhere. Like we thought it was like a tornado or something. Nothing on the fucking radar. Nothing on the weather app says it was bright and sunny. And I'm like, what the hell is going on? I told my wife, she goes, it says it's clear there right now. I'm like, look at this, and I'm sending her videos. And she says, that's insane. So probably is explaining a lot. And this even got me into looking to get Doppler radar, like my own Doppler radar. And I found out it's just not fucking worth it. It's just not. You you're good, you know, you're good to get a weather station, maybe like a home weather station, but not a actual Doppler radar. That shit's better for people. For personal use that are on like yachts and stuff that are needing to know what the weather's gonna be like in the middle of the ocean where they are, right? And they're actually at the helm all the time to monitor what's going on. But not for me. So anyway. I hope everybody had a fantastic week. I hope this Friday was earned. I hope that you are making some really cool plans for the weekend. Hope those things are going on. Maybe you go do something new and exciting you haven't done. Over the weekend, right? Maybe that's what you do. I don't know. It's up to you. I don't know. My weekend is going to consist of doing work on the homestead, potentially starting fires and doing some more work. Yeah. If you haven't already, make sure that you like, share, and subscribe to the show because that's how the show grows. That's what helps. 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I am your host, Jester Dooms, the email, Doom Daily Show at gmail dot com. Everyone on social media at Jester Dooms website, www.gestersvoice.com. Okay, so last episode that I did, we had to do some repeats this week, but the last one that was at a new episode, the last new episode, I told you guys to go do your homework on this. on the AI thing. And what I told you was go and look at firefighter and police uniforms dating back a hundred years. Look at the upgrades. Look at what has changed. This is all documented. It's all very real. And the thing is, this is all done with human thought, with human skill set increasing, with situational awareness of situations increasing, problem solving abilities increasing, all of these things increasing. None of this happened with AI. Okay. Now I say all that to think, or I say all that so you understand you just looked at human evolution over the course of one hundred years without any help from AI. Now that's all drastically going to change. It's it's we're on the precipice of a gigantic technological increase. Okay. Now it's par for the course because in order for tech companies to keep making money. They have to keep churning out new things, right? And, you know, bigger, better, badass, faster, more memory, more capability, more it can do, more things you didn't know you needed. And that's what happens. Right. So there was a movie that came out on the Disney Channel back in like the late nineties, early two thousands, something like that. It was called like Smart House, something like that. And it was about how this house Like was all automated. It knew all these different things. Like you'd walk in, it would tell you exactly how much you weighed, how many percent body fat you had, all these things, you know, if you were healthy or not. And then like everything in the house was automated. And we're like, wow, this is the way of the future. Okay. And then you look at movies like ⁓ Demolition Man, where you see all these crazy things going on, these these crazy futuristic cars and these these automatic citation machines and and just like a city without crime, without filth, like all these things. Then you have like the people living in the underground. Okay. So you see things like that. And then we've watched like these time travel movies, like the Back to the Future movies with with you know Marty and Doc Brown. ⁓ which if you look at these movies, they all had these like little technological advancements that we were like, wow, that'd be crazy if that ever came to fruition. And the wild part is a lot of these things have all these futuristic shows and and movies and everything, they they all show you talking to people on screens before it was a thing. Right? I grew up in an era where the cordless phone was great technology. Not the cell phone, the fucking cordless phone. When everybody started getting a cordless, it was like, holy shit, what like man, we are living in the fucking future. I can walk away from where the phone lives in the house. Like I can go places and and still talk. What? No way. Okay. Then You start to if you would have told me in that era, pretty soon we're gonna have phones that you could like talk to somebody and see their face, no fucking way that's coming. And then like things like Skype came out with computers where you could video call people and it's like, ⁓ my god. Now we have that at our fingertips anytime we want it and barely anybody fucking uses it. Right? It's wild. We have it, but we don't use it, but we thought it was gonna be this great thing. It's a gigantic pain in the fucking ass is what it is. You can't talk to your friend when you're taking a shit. You just got out of the shower and there's an important phone call. It's your boss. You're running around naked. You can't video chat your boss naked. So some of these fut these futuristic things that we thought were going to be so great, we haven't touched. But there's been a lot of other things too. Okay. The idea of rehydrated food. Like we've seen that in these things in some of these movies and TV shows and whatnot. And it's like, man, we're getting crazy with freeze-ried food technology. So I wonder if. That could be something that's on the horizon. You could buy freeze-dry food at fucking Walmart. You could buy freeze-dry food at survival stores and like sporting goods stores and people have their own home freeze-dryers now, like the whole nine yards. Like you can get all the freeze-dried dehydrated food you want. Is it in pill form yet? No. But you know what? We're working in that dry r direction with things like nutritional supplements and whatnot. Will we have meals in pill form in our life? I d I don't know, maybe. But we are definitely working in that direction. The idea of self-driving cars that we would see in these things, we got ⁓ Okay. So you take all these things and you think, well, well, dooms, what are you getting at with all this? Well, this is what I'm getting at. We got to the point we're at with human minds, with our own ability to figure things out on our own without the help of AI. But we have had envisionments of what we think the future should be for years. Years. Through these movies, through comic books, through TV shows, through commercials, like you've been pre-programmed, whether you like it or not, to think about these things that could be coming in the future. Okay? Flying cars, hoverboards, whatever. So the ideas of future technology have already been planted within us. And now we have the capability to feed these into AI. So I've said for years, since I was fuck a teenager, that Eventually we will have anti-gravity technology, like anti-mass technology. And as soon as we get that, it's going to change everything in the world as we know it. And depending on how simplistic it is, depending on on how long the power source for for that would last, there's a lot of dependent factors here, but it might change everything. I mean, prime example, imagine cars that don't use tires anymore. What does that do to the tire industry? Imagine. Heavy machinery that could traverse across uneven terrain. Imagine the idea of first responder rescue vehicles not being affected by terrain. Imagine not getting stuck on icy roads. Like imagine what could transpire once that happens. But then also imagine the cool side of it. Imagine going to concert venues with floating fucking stages. Imagine your favorite singer floating around the audience during a show. Imagine an Airplane that had a commercial airliner that seats 600 passengers that has a 100% vertical takeoff. Imagine that shit. Vertical takeoff, vertical landing. Could you imagine? And then if you're adding that kind of technology into planes, why not make them way faster? Imagine getting from New York to Europe in an hour, not in 10 hours, right? And then imagine what Is going to happen with things like the weather service that I mentioned earlier, not being able to figure out the weather service. Imagine having it down to a timer like we saw in Back to the Future. Rain ends in 15 minutes. Rain ends at 5 03. Whatever. Boom, done. I know I'm stuck on the AI thing this week, ladies and gentlemen. And I and I I'm sure it's annoying to some people, but I really want you to think about the possibilities of this and and the eventual overall consequence of this, right? If somebody would plug something in to AI that says we need something to replace fossil fuels that we can utilize in current automobiles that are on the road. Okay. And we need a viable, long sustainable source that is going to be cheaper for everybody to afford to buy, that doesn't require us to get it out of the ground, you know, whatever. And AI comes up with something that no one has ever thought of. That no one thought to try and it works? Like, what happens when we plug all all this data into there, everything we know about combustion engines and fossil fuels, and they start developing the best engines we've ever seen, the most economical, the most fuel efficient, the most or ones that don't even need the r run on fuel, but also you don't have to recharge them. Like, what happens if AI comes up with some kind of like crazy ass electric over hydrogen engine? system where you basically fill your fucking car up with tap water, make sure your main battery's charged when you start the car, and this thing just generates its own fuel and keeps going down the damn road. The only thing you have to do is refuel that tank because AI develops an alternator battery system that's that recharges off motion. So the only thing you ever have to do is put water in the car. Could you imagine? Now this is the thing that we have to understand as well If something like that happens again, it ch not only does it change the world as we know it, but there's one other gigantic thing that will happen. And we'll be back right after these messages. Jester from It's Doomsday Podcast and the Doom Daily Show here. Do you ever find yourself overloaded with way too much information? Too many logins, too many passwords, too many websites for stuff you like? Yeah, I'm the same way. You don't have to worry about that with the Doom Daily Show and its Doomsday Podcast. Let's make it simple. Just visit linktree.com forward slash Jester Dooms. Add it to your bookmarks. That way when you need to find the right information, it's right there, under a tap of your finger or a click of your mouse. Go to linktree.com forward slash jester dooms. Get it, got it, done. Remember, no one has all the answers, but this will provide you with a place to start. Linktree.com forward slash jester dooms. And now on with the conversation. And here's Jester. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. You know everything. Make sure to like, share, and subscribe. So what will be the other big thing? So we have talked about things kind of on a conspiracy level of if somebody solves a problem, they kind of get dealt with. So if somebody comes up with a situation that gets us away from fossil fuels, they're gonna get dealt with. So if AI starts taking money out of big players' hands, it's gonna go away. It's going to disaffecting appear. All right. It's going to. The problem is. And I think this is the big issue here. It's out there now. It's in it's out in the open. You can't you can't turn it off now. It's growing. It's getting bigger. It's gaining more information. And it's happening at a rapid fucking rate. We sometimes hear stories and talk to people about theories about ancient technologies and what they must have had and how A lot of people believe we were visited by extraterrestrials of the past and gained some technology. And, you know, there's all these stories ⁓ that talk about how this technology was lost. And there's all these stories that come out and get buried and come out and get buried and then get debunked and then get brought up again and then get debunked again about like different random things hidden in coal mines that should not have been there. Drawings in hieroglyphs that look like modern day things. I mean, you have to ask yourself a couple things. All right. Who was involved? What technology was involved? Things like this. Like you talk about things like the London hammer. The London hammer was basically a hammer that was found underground and the wood in it was starting the process of turning to coal, which means it's been down there for millions of years. And it's a fucking man-made tool, right? It's like that doesn't make any fucking sense. But what if there was some great technology that was once on this planet? And they were making tools and they were doing things and and all these things were happening and they were gifted something similar to say AI or some type of artificial intelligence and they destroyed their world with it. See, sometimes we get away from s we get a lot of the time we get away from simple technology that's been proven to work over greed, over money, over abundance. Right? 'Cause everybody on this planet, they want more, they feel like they don't have enough. They want more of what they have, whether it's money, whether it's power, whether it's food, whether it's drugs, whether it's women, whether it's men, doesn't fucking matter. Whether it's cars, bigger, faster, more expensive. You guys understand what I'm saying. The greed factor, right? But I always go back and I think about like one thing that just like is a little bit mind blowing when you think about it, right? And something that not lot of people talk about. And that's water. Okay. It's water. For watering your home and and disposing of your waste, I mean, we've been pumping water into homes for, you know, a hundred years, longer in certain areas, longer than that in other areas, right? So indoor plumbing, hell of a technological advance, right? And everybody keeps trying to do like different things and change stuff and make things more efficient and whatever, but they've taken out one of the most simplistic fucking pieces of water, yet they still use it. You ready for this? Water can be Gravity fed into a home, right? This is what we do. But instead of gravity feeding it into a lot of homes, there's a lot of areas out there that have pumping stations. And you could you could argue points and say, well, dooms, you know, some people live on hills, ⁓ some areas are all flat. ⁓ you know, you gotta have a pump because you have so many people and in distribution and yada yada yada yada blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Right? But it's really not all that hard to find the highest point of elevation in an area. Okay. Put your water towers there and gravity feed an entire infrastructure, gravity feed an entire town. Yeah, well, dooms, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Well, let me let me throw something at you. Your wastewater runs downhill. Your septic runs downhill. So half of that technology is still being used in your fucking home. Shit, I didn't think about that. Yeah, I know you didn't. But that's what I'm saying. We've we've taken simple technologies, we've we've tried to make them more efficient, got greedy, went You want to flush five toilets in your house. You want to run three showers in your house. You want to run the washing machine, pressure wash a car, fill your pool, fill your hot tub, wash the boat, you know, ⁓ shit, the kid got his shoes dirty, yeah. Let me pop those in a quick cycle. Like that so it's because of greed and abundance that things like this are ⁓ are necessary, right? If you let a simplistic lifestyle, one bathroom, one shower, one washing machine, weren't washing the boat, weren't washing the cars, weren't watering the lawn, probably wouldn't need pumps. Probably would be less dependent on the electricity, right? But you're still shitting the same way and that shit still rolls downhill. So 50% of that old water moving technology is still being employed in your home. Now you do have some people out there whose septics are above their basement and they like sludge pumps in the basement and they wouldn't put a bathroom in their basement, things like that. Right. You do have some towns that have low laying areas and they might have a pumping station in town to redistribute that, right? But for the most part, it's not. Now there's a lot that translates into other things. Okay. Things like electricity coming into homes is always kind of slowly advancing with, you know, smart switches and and different electrical items you could add into your home and safety outlets and USB outlets and all these different things. And, you know, they're they've been on the increase of technology, but not like at a crazy rapid, like, ⁓ my God, there's this new thing, right? You know, because the elect the electrical companies don't want you to save money. They want to fuck it. They want to build your ass. Right. But we're still not seeing these big Crazy infrastructure changes. Like everything's kind of been going the same way for the last 20 years. You know, the way we build roads, the way we build houses. You know, you're getting cooler things now, like 3D printed houses. You're getting like kind of the fold-out houses, like you're getting some of these things. So like things are happening, just not quick, you know, and and not on a very large scale, but they're on their way and they're coming. And AI is going to increase this at a rapid rate. And the thing that scares me. And this is what I was on the other day is, you know, I I don't believe human beings will become obsolete, but cause the AI's purpose would be to ⁓ ultimately serve humanity because without humanity it really has no purpose other than to keep itself alive. Right. Who's gonna be there to give it a task to do? Itself, you know, that's kind of the whole thing. So for me the the general idea is, you know, we need to be very aware of what's going on and we need to be very cautious and we need to be watching for red flags of things that we don't need to be fucking with, right? Like if Google launches a new in-home AI that is like beyond the smart home capability, that might be something you want to avoid. If there's a car for sale with built-in AI, you might not want that car. Like I I see what really worries me and boils down is we are all going to be at bay to a system we never fucking wanted and the government's going to be in control of it. And you're going to have the government in your home, out of your home, everywhere you go. There's no longer going to be privacy and sanctity within your home, within your car, while you're on vacation, while you're at the beach, while you're on a camping trip in the middle of the woods. These things are going to go the fuck away. When they say, Hey, you need to you need to have a code in you so the AI knows who it's talking to at McDonald's so you can get a cheeseburger, so we gotta put this chip in you. Yeah, fuck no. You're not chipping my ass. I just won't go to McDonald's. I don't go there anyway, but you understand what I'm saying. Anyway. That's all the time I have for today. Everybody, I hope you have a fantastic weekend. Producer Scooter, thank you for everything that it is that you do. And everybody make sure to like, share, and subscribe. Producer Scooter, sir, if you would, hit that button. Facts and opinions. This is the Doom Dale.