Stop Ai Brainwashing Reclaim Your Life With Tech Discipline

The perspective that I really like to get across to people is, yes, if you see these negative changes happening in your community, what are you doing in your community? Focus on your community. Like I spoke about this, which was a pretty easy thing that we talked about for the Vegas event. You know, what's one thing people can do right now that is a 30 meter target? One, if you understand that AI driven psychological programming is real and it is real, why are you giving your four year old an iPad? Okay, why are you conditioning them that way? See, so this is a 30 meter target that we have control over immediately in our lives, immediately. The other thing is, how would the world look differently? If we know AI driven psychological programming is happening, and it happens through your feeds and happens through media, then why wouldn't we do activate some sort of tech, tech discipline, tech hygiene in order to avoid that. So we don't self radicalize. We don't take those chances. We get away from the polarization. So what would the world, here's another 30 meter target. What would the world look like if people, when they, people have per eons have gotten up in the morning and read the morning newspaper. Right. Okay. But then they don't read the morning newspaper again, while they're sitting at a traffic light. And then again, while they're sitting in the parking lot of their work. And then again, as they're walking down the hallway of where they work to get to where they go. And then again, while they're sitting on the toilet at work and then again, while they do that on their phone, but they do that on their phone. So we, and it's constantly new. It's constantly, it's constantly, you're all, everybody's sucked into one big soap opera based on their own vulnerabilities and susceptibilities. This is the problem because this is where the conditioning comes from. So what would the world look like if you got up in the morning and you're sitting there eating your Cheerios and you check the news on your phone while you're eating your Cheerios, just like we used to do with the morning paper. And then when you're done with you, check your messages, return all your messages, take your phone, turn it off, put it in a Faraday bag, throw it in your backpack, go to work, have your day. Now it's lunchtime. You take out your bologna sandwich, you sit there, you catch up on the news, you see if you got any messages, tell your wife you love her, turn the fucking phone off again after lunchtime, put it in your Faraday bag, Throw it in your backpack. Go home. Have dinner with the family. Don't touch the phone. Just have dinner with the family. There's no tech allowed at the table. Everybody has dinner with the family. Find out what's going on in your kid lives. Find out what's going on in your wife's lives. Find out what you're going to do for a vacation. Make sure the kids pick up a dog shit in the backyard. Make sure the other kid fucking washes, you know, cleans out the garage. You know, whatever. Be a fucking family. And then before bedtime, check the news again. Hey, what's happening? Oh, that's really interesting. Give yourself 30 minutes. Okay. You don't need more than that. You find out what's going on in the world in 30 minutes. What are you really going to do other than no? And then you take that phone, turn it off. You put it away again. How would the entire world be different if we just did that?