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The speaker expresses concern about technological advancements, particularly mentioning an AI called Sora that is still in beta testing. They emphasize the importance of staying ahead of these advancements and mention having a team of technologically advanced individuals. The speaker believes that those who do not learn to implement AI will be replaced and discusses the arrogance and narcissism of the average person. They warn that once replaced, people will become useless and may face starvation rather than government support. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the need to stay ahead of technological advancements. Every time I see technological advancements now, I get scared. You've seen that, what's it called, Sora. You've seen that. That's crazy. And it's still in beta testing. Imagine we're going to be 10 years from now. And I think, personally, what I try and do is get ahead of these things. So I'm not a geek. I'm not technologically super advanced. I have a lot of people who work for me who are. So even inside the war room or inside the real world, I have people inside of my platforms whose specific job, who I pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to a month. So they're on top of these things. So we can teach it to other people. And I see something like Sora and think, okay, that can make me a lot of money if I'm ahead of the curve. So I need to get my team involved in it. We need to make a whole bunch of money. But if you're the average person at home and you're watching AI continually take over the world and you're not at least learning how to implement it so you can benefit, you're toast. You're toast. Most people are going to be replaced so quickly. I don't think the average person at home realizes how replaceable they are. I'd argue now that 80% of the normies I talk to, chat GPT would be far more interesting than them. They're that boring. If the average person at home, if they were trying to get a girl, would be better off putting chat GPT in the combo than themselves. That's how bad they are. And they're arrogant and they're narcissistic. And they think, no, I'm special. Most of you are not special. You're not. And because you're not special, you're going to be replaced by machines. And once you're replaced by machines, you're going to become useless and you're still going to have expectations. You're still going to want to eat and you're still going to want a wage. And you're still going to want a good house and a nice car. What are the elites going to do with the populace once they become completely useless and remain to be entitled? You're useless eaters. Useless eaters always end up decimated. In any period of human history, any civilization, if you had a large subset of the populace that had no purpose, they got decimated. So if you're at home sitting there thinking, well, I can become useless and the government will just feed me. I'd argue they'll starve you to death instead because they don't need you around. And most people are going to be replaced very quickly by these machines. Sora, I said to my camera guys when I saw Sora, I was like, you're out of a job. You're fired, you're fired. We started laughing about it. But it's true. And think of how fast technology advances. Where are we going to be in 20 years from now? Yeah, it's going to be crazy. It's insane. You need to get ahead of these things.
