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Jan. 8, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams

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NVIDIA just changed the future of the world with this shocking announcement

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	Do you remember in the Terminator 2 movie where they found the Skynet microchip from the arm of the Terminator?
	Remember the arm that was left over from the first movie after the Terminator got smashed in the hydraulic pressing machine?
	Well, this microchip, partially damaged, survived, and it was...
	Preserved by the company, I forgot the name of the company, that then used it to lead, what was the guy's name, Dyson, in all kinds of new directions to develop artificial intelligence or neural networking, which became Skynet.
	Well, I feel like that microchip from the future just got dropped on us right now by NVIDIA. And NVIDIA, its CEO, Jensen Huang, Just announced this at the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.
	Making history.
	I believe that Mr. Huang's announcement is truly historic.
	And I've said on the record that I believe it is more consequential for human civilization and the future of humanity than anything ever announced by Steve Jobs or Bill Gates or even Albert Einstein.
	It's that significant.
	This is a pivot moment in history.
	And there are some really positive aspects to this, but also some very real risks associated with the potential for the weaponization of AI against humanity, i.e.
	the Skynet scenario.
	But the thing that Mr. Huang is doing that I really admire is he is open sourcing almost everything in the software realm.
	And as a result, the hardware that his company is developing is being...
	Pushed to people's desktops, which results in the decentralization of AI compute capabilities.
	And as you may know, I believe that decentralization of everything is the key for freedom, for knowledge, and for human survival.
	Because centralized systems where government controls everything, or a few tech companies control everything, or medical boards control everything about medicine.
	Centralization always turns into basically an attempted kill zone against humanity.
	You know, centralized news ends up being fake news or even dangerously disinfo news.
	You know, centralized medicine gave us the whole COVID fiasco and clot shots and death jabs and hospital homicide, right?
	Centralized education has given us the dumbed-down, woke-idiot graduating class from today's universities.
	Centralized government gives us nothing but corruption and waste and fraud and money printing.
	So centralized systems are bad for society.
	Decentralization is where we find freedom and truth and empowerment to empower individuals with creativity and inspiration and the tools that they need to build a much better society moving forward, a society that is far more decentralized.
	And remember, you know, I've got a show called Decentralize.TV. It's all about interviewing guests who focus on decentralization technologies.
	Some of those include cryptocurrency, which is a very strongly decentralized technology, or at least theoretically, although Bitcoin has been placed under the control of a relatively small set of developers.
	But the original Satoshi vision for Bitcoin was mass decentralization, peer-to-peer transactions with Decentralized consensus mechanisms for approving the integrity of the transactions.
	So decentralization is the pathway to human freedom.
	Now, when there are just a few companies like OpenAI or Google or Facebook or Microsoft that control all the compute power and that offer all the cloud computing services or even Amazon AWS, for example, that is a bad sign for humanity.
	Because then everybody is beholden to those platforms for their compute needs.
	And given that AI today, all the applications of AI require so much compute, that is to render images, to render videos, to do transcriptions, to do language translation conversions and all these kinds of things, there's a very high demand for compute.
	But most of it is currently being done in the cloud, which means it's on some data center that's running probably NVIDIA servers, stacks of NVIDIA. hardware in servers.
	And that's what you are essentially tapping into when you create an account with a cloud computing platform or an AI platform.
	They're running banks of servers so that you don't have to.
	Well, that's the context for what I'm about to say here, that Jensen Huang just changed the world with this announcement.
	And I'm going to read from the newsroom on NVIDIA.com.
	And if you want to see this yourself, it's NVIDIAnews.NVIDIA.com.
	And this is a press release from January 6th, so very recent.
	And here's the headline.
	NVIDIA puts Grace Blackwell on every desk and at every AI developer's fingertips.
	NVIDIA project called Digits with new GB10 Superchip debuts as world's smallest AI supercomputer.
	Capable of running 200 billion parameter models on your desk.
	So this thing is smaller than a shoebox.
	It's like a fraction of the shoebox.
	What would be a good way to describe this thing?
	I don't know.
	It's a little bit bigger than an old VHS videotape, okay?
	A little bit bigger than that.
	This thing...
	Which is reportedly going to be shipping in May at a cost of only $3,000.
	And it will plug into a regular home outlet, you know, a 15-amp electrical outlet.
	And it's very energy efficient.
	This thing is a supercomputer of such magnitude, such capability, that just two years ago, this would have cost...
	$150,000.
	And I know this because I've spent money like that on Dell servers and NVIDIA GPUs, inside servers, in racks, in data centers.
	I've done that.
	I've spent a lot of money on hardware, just in our own data pipeline, our own in-house inference on language models, and also learning and experimenting with language models and so on.
	What's shocking to me...
	Is that, you know, I own a lot of this NVIDIA hardware.
	I own servers that are, you know, in racks at data centers.
	And by this summer, I'm going to be able to replace that compute.
	Actually, even better than what those servers can do.
	I'm going to be able to replace that with a $3,000 device that sits on my desk that I can run locally.
	The fact that this can hold a 200 billion parameter language model and then do real-time inference at very high speed, let me explain what a big deal that is.
	So the large language model that we released last year called NEO was a 7 billion parameter model.
	It was based off of Meastral.
	So it was a fine-tuned, uncensored version of the Meastral base model.
	7 billion parameters.
	And we had a lot of fun with that.
	A lot of people downloaded that.
	Experimented with it.
	It was pretty good, but not nearly as good as what we're about to release.
	We're about to release also a 7 billion or perhaps even an 8 billion parameter model called ENOC, which is a completely different architecture and is revolutionary in its architecture.
	That's coming out March 1st at brighttown.ai.
	But that's still a very small model compared to what this new hardware from NVIDIA can handle.
	This hardware can handle A 200 billion parameter model.
	Now, just to try to understand what that is.
	So there are models like the models from China, like DeepSeek, which is a very capable model.
	And it does a much better job than U.S. models from OpenAI or Anthropic or any of those companies.
	So DeepSeek is really leading the way on this.
	And the Quen models from China are doing amazing things.
	Well, those models, like there's a Quen model that's 32 billion parameters.
	I think there's a DeepSeq model that's $67 billion or maybe $70 billion, something in that range.
	I think there's also a $70 billion Quen.
	And those are considered really on the larger side of so-called small language models.
	But to be able to run and load a $200 billion parameter model into this NVIDIA device and then to be able to use it locally?
	Huh.
	And to have the compute power on your desktop, this is a game changer.
	Let me read some of the specs for you and try to explain this.
	It offers a petaflop of AI computing performance for fine-tuning and running large AI models.
	So a petaflop, that's essentially the number of floating-point calculations per second.
	So a giga is a billion.
	A tera is a trillion, and a peta is the next three orders of magnitude beyond a trillion.
	What would that be called?
	A quadrillion?
	I don't know.
	But anyway, it's three orders of magnitude beyond a trillion per second.
	What this means is that you're going to be able to, on your desk, generate realistic Movies in real time that will be generated as you're watching them.
	You won't have to pre-render them.
	Eventually, you'll be able to just enter into the software like, hey, make a movie for me about this, and it'll just render that movie in real time with all the characters, all the scenes, all the backgrounds, all the camera angles, all the voices, everything.
	With whatever subtitles you want in whatever language, you'll be able to ask it for the movie you want to watch, and it'll create it in real time on your desktop.
	It'll also generate any kind of imagery that you want.
	It'll do language translations.
	It'll do voice-to-text or speech-to-text recognition and translation.
	It will build charts for you.
	It will analyze data.
	It will find trends.
	It will write things for you.
	It will summarize documents.
	It will turn documents into podcasts.
	It will speak books for you.
	It will render 3D worlds.
	It will run robot simulations.
	It'll do anything that requires a vast amount of compute.
	It's a supercomputer on your desk for about $3,000.
	Unheard of, right?
	So to me, this is that Skynet microchip moment where we discovered this advanced neural network microchip from the future.
	You know, that's what this feels like to me because when I'm reading about this, Honestly, if I didn't already know that NVIDIA is a legit company, I would think this was an April Fool's joke or something.
	It's that amazing.
	So Jensen Huang says, placing an AI supercomputer on the desks of every data scientist, AI researcher, and student empowers them to engage and shape the age of AI. This is going to change everything.
	This is going to change publishing, music, Hollywood, videos.
	Finance, stock market, investing.
	This is going to change robotics.
	It's going to change weather simulations.
	It's going to change architecture, engineering, medicine, you know, protein folding simulations, you know, looking for cures, whatever.
	It's going to change everything.
	This is historic.
	So the press release says the GB10 super chip is a system on a chip.
	Based on the NVIDIA Grace Blackwell architecture, that's their brand new architecture, which is almost space alien exotic stuff, and delivers up to one petaflop of AI performance at FP4 precision.
	That's floating point.
	Four decimal places of floating point precision.
	I believe that's what that refers to.
	This device has 128 gigabytes of onboard Super high-speed RAM accessible by the AI engine, obviously, and that's how you can load a 200 billion parameter language model into it, or a very large environment for video rendering.
	128 gigs of video RAM. I mean, I'm calling it video RAM. Four terabytes of NVMe storage, that's a solid-state drive storage, on board.
	And then it says you can connect up to two of these systems together.
	To run language models up to 405 billion parameters.
	Whoa!
	Whoa!
	We're talking about language models that will vastly outperform OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, anything out there.
	By far.
	Especially if you load China's open source models into NVIDIA's hardware here.
	You're going to have supercomputer capabilities at your fingertips that...
	Honestly, most human beings will never even scratch the surface of what they're capable of.
	I'm even having a hard time explaining it, but my mind is spinning with the applications of this because I'm one of those early adopters of technology.
	As you know, I'm always up to speed on tech.
	I used to own a software company, and even my head is spinning about how can we adapt?
	Our operations, you know, we're an educational organization.
	We're also a food science organization.
	We are an advocacy group for clean foods and for human freedom, etc.
	So how can we deploy this technology in-house?
	I mean, we're doing a lot already with the current technology, but this is a game changer.
	And then what is this going to render obsolete?
	So when this starts coming out, by the way, all those High-end servers that I bought over a year ago, they're obsolete.
	What I spent $150,000 on per server can now be replaced by a $3,000 box from NVIDIA. You see the massive implications of this?
	And this little box can be put into a vehicle.
	It can be put into an aircraft.
	It can be put on the desk of, like, if you have a graphic designer in your company, Like, hey, how would you like to have a supercomputer that can do all kinds of amazing things with graphics?
	And your graphic designer, if they're smart, they're going to say, heck yeah, give it to me.
	Like, what can it do?
	Well, pretty much anything you can describe in an image.
	Like, here, you take this image, and here's the company product, and...
	You don't like the background, or you don't like the colors, or you don't like the lighting.
	You just tell the engine, change the background, change the lighting, change the color, and it just does it in an instant, and it gives you 20 variations to choose from, and you didn't even have to use Photoshop.
	So one of the things that's going to happen moving forward, and I think the Microsoft CEO was even speaking about this in a recent interview, the age of software to accomplish tasks with things like Images or videos or sound or whatever.
	The age of software is really going to narrow or dwindle because the things that you do with Photoshop or let's say Adobe After Effects, right?
	With After Effects, you want to have like, give me a giant swirling logo, you know, in space that's on fire and there's flames coming off of it, whatever.
	So you're going to use After Effects for that kind of thing.
	Well, With AI, you don't need After Effects.
	You just tell the system what you want, and it renders it.
	You don't need software to do that.
	You essentially just wish for it.
	You type in your wish, and the magic box, which is NVIDIA, gives you the result in maybe a few seconds, depending on the complexity of your query.
	And whether it's video or what have you, it's almost like a magic box.
	Like, I will grant your wish in the digital realm.
	You just tell me what you wish for.
	I wish you could create a movie that I want to watch.
	Done.
	I wish you could create a song I want to hear.
	Okay, what kind of song do you want to hear?
	Describe it.
	You describe it.
	Boom.
	Gives you the song you want to hear.
	Anything you can think of, the magic box will create it for you.
	Even if you're a coder.
	Like, hey, I'd like you to write a program that does the following, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	And you spec it all out.
	I want you to do that.
	Go.
	The system just spits out the code.
	Boom.
	Python code, C++ code, batch file language, whatever you want.
	You just ask it for what you want.
	It writes code.
	You can even tell it.
	Oh, I want you to write the code for a computer game.
	You know, like create the game Space Aliens or Pac-Man or whatever.
	It'll just write.
	It'll just...
	Spits out the code for Pac-Man.
	You run that on your computer.
	Now you got Pac-Man on your screen.
	You're playing Pac-Man.
	The AI engine wrote the code just like that.
	Actually, that's possible right now.
	I've seen many examples of that.
	So that's not even just theoretical.
	That's real world.
	Write this instant.
	You want it to write a poem.
	You want it to write a science paper.
	You want it to write...
	A proposal for new legislation.
	Anything.
	Anything you want it to write, it will create it for you.
	You want images to go with it?
	Oh, it'll do the images.
	You want flowcharts?
	Oh, how about this?
	You have a bunch of data, just sloppy data, not even well-formatted, and you want to build charts out of it?
	You just take the data, copy, paste it into the prompt for the AI engine on the supercomputer on your desk.
	You just say, hey, Clean this up, turn it into meaningful charts with colors and labels and stuff, and go, you know, and it'll just do that.
	I've seen that, too.
	The days of manually building charts is over.
	Even flowcharts, you can describe something in text, like how this works, step one, step two, step three, and you're like, you talk to the AI engine, like, build a flowchart diagram, and shazam, a few seconds later, boom, you have your flowchart.
	Like, whoa.
	That's wild.
	It just did that?
	Yes.
	It's like a magic box.
	That's what I'm saying.
	And the best part of this is that when you have this magic box, I mean, I'm using that term in a kind of comedy way.
	I mean, it's not magic.
	It's physics.
	Obviously, it's microchips.
	But when you have this on your desk, guess what?
	No government can censor you.
	They can't censor your box.
	They can't control it.
	They can't limit it.
	They can't take it away.
	They can't de-platform you from your local supercomputer.
	You bought it.
	It's yours.
	You have the hardware.
	You plug it in.
	It works.
	That's what NVIDIA is doing.
	This is going to change the world.
	This is going to bring computational capabilities to developing nations and people all over the world.
	Think about the AI engine that we're releasing publicly, called ENOC, is a Noah's Ark of critical human knowledge.
	For natural medicine, food, permaculture, sustainability, prepping, survival, but especially herbal medicine, nutrition, all these kinds of topics.
	But you have to have a way to sort of run that engine, right?
	Well, NVIDIA creates the hardware that runs the engine, or it's called inference.
	And with this box, you'll be able to run engines much larger than what we're going to be releasing.
	And NVIDIA's putting out graphics cards for your computers now that will cost only $549 that will do what last year's card could do for about $1,600.
	So they're going to be called the 5070, 5070 GeForce RTX cards.
	I think they're retailing at $549.
	They're as good as the cards that I've been...
	Buying for $1,600.
	When those ship, you should get one because you'll be able to run our language model on it.
	No problem.
	In fact, it'll run like crazy fast on it.
	Very fast.
	You'll be able to chat with it, ask it anything you want.
	Ask it about ingredients and foods and medicines and how do I do this and how do I do that and can you write this?
	Can you summarize that?
	Can you expand these bullet points?
	Can you, you know, whatever.
	It'll do all those things for you.
	And we're training our language model on all this amazing data, this human knowledge, like the whole history of natural news articles.
	Every interview I've ever done is part of the training data set.
	You know, we've had people volunteer content like Sayer G from GreenMedInfo and Ty and Charlene Bollinger from The Truth About Cancer, etc.
	Dr. Mercola was kind enough to offer up his entire website of data for the model.
	So we're including those data sets in the training for the public model that we're releasing open source with credit to these pioneers of content and health and medicine.
	And you're going to be able to tap into that for free, for free, because we're releasing it open source, non-commercial.
	No advertisements.
	It doesn't run in the cloud.
	It runs on your system locally.
	No one can censor it.
	No one can monitor it.
	No one can surveil it.
	No one can stop it.
	You can unplug the internet and still use it locally.
	And if you have NVIDIA hardware, like the 5070 cards I just mentioned, you know, it'll run really quickly locally.
	And with this, what's this thing called?
	The digits box, this $3,000 box, you'll be able to run our language model and render movies at the same time and render, you know, images.
	And you'll be able to Push so many tasks through this box at the same time.
	It'll be waiting on you most of the time to give it instructions.
	You won't be waiting on it.
	It'll be waiting on you.
	Like, what do you want me to do now?
	I'm done.
	I just did that.
	I rendered the video.
	Got it.
	Done.
	I did the photos.
	I did the music.
	I did all the text, everything.
	What do you want me to do?
	And you'll be sitting there like, it's done already?
	Like, this used to take me a whole day to do all this work, and it's done in like six minutes.
	I guess I'll just take the day off or something.
	Or you can get more done.
	It's up to you.
	But that's what's going to change in the world.
	And let me add this.
	People who don't understand this, people who reject all AI out of hand for philosophical reasons, they will be obsolete.
	Inside of 18 months, they will be obsolete.
	Guarantee it.
	Every publisher that does not use AI will be out of business.
	Every large corporation that does not use AI will be done.
	Every healthcare company that does not use AI for customer service, if not other things, will be out of business.
	Every engineering firm, every design firm, every graphic design firm, every movie studio.
	You name it.
	Every business that does not use AI will be obsolete.
	And even nonprofits and churches will need to use AI in order to achieve that level of productivity to maintain relevance in this rapidly moving world where you need to share your vision and educate people about what you're doing.
	You're going to need to understand these tools And to know how to use these tools in order to stay relevant in this world.
	And in summary, what I love about what NVIDIA is doing is they're not saying like what Google says or what Amazon says or Microsoft.
	They're not saying that, oh, we control the compute and you have to come to us and use our cloud, use our data centers, use our services, because we want to have the right to shut you off if we don't like what you're doing with it.
	That's the way.
	Big tech has operated all these years, but NVIDIA takes a completely different approach.
	NVIDIA says, let's push supercomputers to your desktop, and you can use them for anything you want.
	We don't control your use of this technology.
	We're providing tools for students, for creative expression, for engineers, for data scientists.
	We're providing tools.
	Yeah, can some people use these tools for nefarious purposes?
	Well, of course.
	I mean, the whole military industry is going to use these to build better bombs, obviously, or to design hypersonic missiles that are probably going to end up killing people.
	I mean, yeah, obviously, the whole aerospace industry is going to use this technology, and that's not my preferred use, but I'm not using it for that.
	You're not going to use it for that.
	You and I can use it for our pro-human mission here to get a message out to people.
	About empowerment, about faith with God, about operating with ethics and morality, and empowering human beings through decentralized knowledge, teaching people self-reliance, teaching people natural health, nutrition, growing your own foods, being healthy, helping to end human suffering, and helping to enhance human liberty and freedom.
	We can use these tools for that purpose.
	That's our choice.
	And companies like NVIDIA are simply making that hardware available to us.
	At our local level, for us to use in alignment with our goals and our vision for what kind of future we want to co-create together.
	And if you're listening to this podcast, you're probably with me.
	We want a pro-human future.
	We believe in humanity.
	We believe in consciousness and creativity and inspiration.
	We don't want to merge with the machines.
	We're not all about transhumanism and that nonsense.
	But we understand how to use technology to amplify our actions, our mission, our messages, you know, our content.
	So like I said, anybody who's not using AI in the years ahead is going to be obsolete.
	That would include churches, nonprofits, corporations, students, researchers, podcasters, influencers, and of course, you know, corporations, governments, what have you.
	I've seen some people just reject AI and say, I'm never going to use it.
	You know, it's evil.
	It's demonic.
	I'm never going to use it.
	Well, I know that some people believe that, but you might as well just go full Amish then right now.
	Nothing against the Amish.
	I respect the Amish, by the way.
	I mean, they've made a choice to completely reject all technology.
	As a result, they live very resilient lives in the real world.
	I respect that.
	But if that's your choice, Then give up your mobile phone.
	Give up the internet.
	Give up, you know, Netflix.
	Give up computers.
	Give up electronic calculators.
	Go full Amish, man.
	If you're not going to go full Amish, you're going to have to keep up with tech.
	And that's AI. And that's NVIDIA. I mean, nobody else is even close to NVIDIA. Not even AMD, not Intel, nobody.
	NVIDIA is where it's at.
	So get up to speed on this, is my advice, if you want to stay relevant in this world of technology.
	You know, just retire and go full Amish or full Mennonite, whatever, and there's no judgment for me.
	That's an honorable lifestyle.
	And I support the Amish milk farmers like Amos Miller, you know, food freedom, all of that.
	But I'm going to use technology.
	I'm going to leverage today's technology to send a pro-human, pro-liberty, pro-freedom message to humanity and try to help this civilization survive.
	Because I can use technology to spread knowledge.
	I can use technology to bypass censorship.
	And isn't it interesting Mark Zuckerberg announcing that he's ending the so-called fact checkers on Facebook now after years of censoring people like me because he didn't like what we were saying.
	Well, all of a sudden now he admits that all that censorship was wrong.
	Yeah, of course it was.
	But we're already long past Facebook.
	I'm not going back to Facebook.
	We've got AI language models now that bypass the censorship of these centralized tech platforms.
	I can put a language model into the hands of a million people and let those million people have free, open-source, unlimited access to an archive of human knowledge trained on hundreds of terabytes of data.
	And I can do that thanks to your support.
	You know, you've given us enough support and blessings and financial resources in order to be able to do this.
	So thank you for that.
	And if you do want to support us, shop at healthrangerstore.com.
	And whatever profits we earn, we reinvest into these big moonshot projects for humanity.
	That's what this is, this Enoch language model system that we're releasing at brighteon.ai.
	This is a project for human knowledge.
	This is a game changer for humanity.
	And we intend to get it into the hands of millions of people, and it's going to drive Google bonkers because they won't be able to control or spy on people's usage of this tool.
	They won't be able to stop you.
	No censorship is possible.
	You own the hardware.
	You downloaded the language model.
	You can use it offline.
	It's yours to use.
	Facebook can't control you.
	They can't monitor you.
	The government can't stop you.
	They can't seize a server somewhere and cut you off because there is no server somewhere.
	It's just you, your desktop computer, your language model, and all the human knowledge that we've put into that model is at your fingertips ready for you to ask.
	Ask it anything you want.
	Hey, I just bought this food at the grocery store.
	Here are the ingredients.
	Are any of them bad?
	Oh, it'll tell you.
	Or, hey, I have problems with, you know, blood sugar swings.
	What should I be eating or avoiding in my diet in order to have a more steady blood sugar?
	It'll tell you.
	It can be your health coach.
	It can be your nutrition advisor.
	It can be your preparedness mentor.
	It can help you build things.
	You ask it, like, hey, I need to build a device that sifts through.
	Like, soil or something.
	Like, how would I put that together?
	It'll tell you.
	So the world is changing, and this technology from NVIDIA, combined with language models and some innovative software, is changing our relationship with technology to the point of near magic.
	And I don't mean that in like a, you know, like an occult kind of way.
	I just mean like instantaneous results.
	In essence, the only limitation to what you can produce is what you can imagine.
	If you can imagine it and you can describe it to an AI supercomputer, it can create it for you.
	3D rendering, even modeling physical reality, 3D objects, video footage, simulations, everything you can imagine.
	Music, logos.
	Photography, just anything.
	Charts, like I said earlier.
	Anything you can imagine.
	The only limitation is what you can imagine.
	So, in essence, this is going to exercise your brain like never before.
	That's why I've said those people who say that AI will make us stupid, they don't understand AI at all.
	AI is not going to make you stupid.
	It's going to force you to be brilliant because you now have to imagine it first and then you tell the system what to build.
	It will work your brain like never before.
	It will give you access to abilities in your own brain that may have been dormant for many years because you never had the tools to bring that to life.
	Maybe you're not a movie producer, but with AI, you can produce movies.
	All you have to do is think of them and describe them.
	See, this is going to work your brain like never before, and you're going to be more productive than ever before.
	And I don't know about you, but...
	I am setting aside a very significant budget for calendar 2025 just to spend on NVIDIA. And I don't think I've ever said that about any other company.
	I don't have such a budget for any company.
	But I know whatever I can get from NVIDIA, I'm going to buy it until it's out of stock.
	You know what I mean?
	I'm not the only one with this attitude.
	That's why the supply chain of this is going to be tricky for a while because everybody's going to want everything they can get.
	If you know what I'm talking about here, if you know, if you understand the applications here, you would buy these like you're buying...
	I mean, you would trade gold for this stuff.
	Seriously.
	Because this is worth way more than gold.
	Because this is compute.
	This can produce things from your mind.
	It's a game changer for human civilization.
	So...
	Here's my promise to you, okay?
	I'm going to do my best to keep you well-informed about this technology and its applications and what it means, and most importantly, how we can navigate this, but also maintain our core values, which are pro-human values, our belief in our Creator.
	Our belief in God is critical to our anchoring in this space so we don't get lost in the world of AI. You don't want to lose your souls.
	We need to remember who we are, where we came from, how we got here, the gift of life, the gift of consciousness, and the fact that we must operate with morals and ethics in whatever we do in this world in order to fulfill our life purpose here.
	Fortunately, AI technology can help us achieve that if we align that technology with our values and our mission.
	So that's part of my message here this year for everybody is, yeah, use all the great tech that you can get your hands on, but use it in a way that is aligned with your values, which hopefully are pro-human values, with your morals, with ethics.
	Use it for expression to help uplift humanity, empower people, inspire people, perhaps entertain people, inform people, provide new solutions to people.
	Be of value in our society, and you will be compensated as a result.
	And AI can help you express your value and your imagination in ways that you never thought possible.
	So thank you for your support in all that we are doing here.
	And as you are well aware, I'm in this mode in life where my entire focus is working on ways to help empower.
	To give back to society in meaningful ways that can qualitatively alter the future to create a more positive future for humanity with less suffering, less disease, obviously, more resilience, more sustainability, more self-reliance, more liberty, more freedom of speech, all of these things that really should matter in a free society.
	That's the mode I'm in.
	So any support that you offer us by shopping at healthrangerstore.com.
	It's going to get paid forward into these kinds of projects that are just, you know, gifts back to humanity.
	That's what we're all about here.
	We do have a New Year's sale happening, by the way.
	HealthRangerStore.com slash New Year if you want to see all the specials that we have going on right now.
	And thank you for your support.
	Take care.
	Mike Adams here, and I want to share a little nutritional secret with you.
	So you know I drink these smoothies every day.
	I make these out of avocados and bananas and whey protein.
	I put some other powders in them as well.
	I put a little black cumin seed oil in there and some vitamin D drops and things like that.
	But what I've added today into my smoothie, because we now have it available in our store, is called Golden Milk.
	I know it's kind of a funny name, but it's orange.
	It's golden orange colored because it's got a lot of turmeric in it.
	But let me show you this.
	I've got it on my desk here.
	There it is in the canisters there on the right and left-hand side.
	Golden milk powder canisters.
	Of course, it's certified organic and laboratory tested, but if you show my screen, I want to walk you through some of the ingredients.
	This is incredibly delicious.
	It's great for the fall season here, too.
	But it's made with organic coconut milk powder and then organic date sugar, which is a low-glycemic natural sweetener.
	And then the functional herbs are, you've got curcumin, which is an extract from turmeric.
	You've got organic turmeric root powder, organic ginger root powder for that spice, that fall spice.
	Ashwagandha powder, which is an adaptogen that's really potent, and then cinnamon powder gives it that just delicious flavor.
	Cinnamon, by the way, is used a lot in traditional Chinese medicine, and it has its own health properties.
	All this together is called organic golden milk superfood.
	You can take the powder and you can blend it into water, or you can blend it like I did with avocados and bananas.
	You can blend it with cashews.
	To make like a cashew milk, like a superfood fall eggnog nutrition drink.
	You know, there's no eggs in it, and it's not all sugared up like typical eggnog.
	It's way better than eggnog.
	But it's great for the fall season.
	Or you can use almond milk or any other kind of milk, or raw cow's milk, whatever you have, fresh milk off the farm.
	Mix this with it, and you will have a superfood extravaganza.
	That it has so many functional benefits, it's too many to even name.
	Now, in addition to that, here's what else we have available at the Health Ranger store.
	I just mentioned ashwagandha.
	We have an ashwagandha liquid extract available right now, too.
	Here it is.
	It's organic liquid extract, two fluid ounces.
	This is a super high-end extract that's extracted with a combination of alcohol, water, and glycerin.
	And as a result, because of those three different, quote, solvents or, you know, carriers, you actually extract more of the nutrients from the ashwagandha root than just using one of those.
	So this is available now, and it's really fantastic.
	And if you show my desk, I want to mention a couple other things.
	We have astaxanthin, Hawaiian astaxanthin, now back in stock for the first time in a long time.
	That is a fat-soluble carotenoid that has extraordinary properties.
	If you haven't yet tried astaxanthin and just observe what it can help with in terms of your mobility and joints and cognitive protective support, things like that, try astaxanthin.
	I think you'll be really amazed at what it can do for you.
	In addition, we have the Boku Superfood formulation now in stock for the first time.
	This organic superfood is the...
	Well, it's based on the original Boku formulation, but it's been upgraded, enhanced with our sourcing, our laboratory testing, and the result is now the combination Boku Superfood, Health Ranger Store, combo formulation and lab testing product, available for the first time, plant-based, high-density nutrition, ready to blend into water or milk or anything like that.
	It's available for the first time at our store.
	And then finally, if you go back to my desk, yeah, we've got ginger latte powder, which is more of a sort of coffee-themed drink there that's also quite delicious.
	And then we also have there, in the brown label, the organic freeze-dried crunchy munchies, banana, apple, cinnamon.
	And these are fruit and herb purees that are freeze-dried into little snack chunks.
	And they're called crunchy munchies.
	They're fun to eat.
	Kids love them too.
	And the ingredients are just incredibly clean and nutritious.
	We also have banana strawberry flavor available in the crunchy munchies as well.
	So a great snack, a great travel food.
	All of this and much more is available now at healthrangerstore.com.
	And also don't want to forget iodine because everybody's freaking out about the risk of nuclear war right now.
	And sure enough, we've got nascent iodine available at the store.
	This is the cap version because the caps last much longer than the droppers, but you can also buy this with a dropper in it, or you can get bulk deals with this.
	You can buy, like, six bottles with caps right here, a six-pack.
	And this stuff is going to just disappear off the shelves the minute, you know, let's pray it doesn't happen, but the minute war escalates.
	Even more between Russia and Ukraine, especially if somebody starts launching nukes, or even if Israel starts launching nukes, which could happen on any given day, it seems, but you won't be able to find nascent iodine on the shelves.
	So get it now while you can, and when it's relatively affordable and available, we've got it right now.
	We're shipping right now out of our warehouse in central Texas.
	So thank you for all your support.
	Shop at healthrangerstore.com.
	For all your nutrition needs, and you can find many different products that we have available, hundreds to choose from that are health and nutrition.
	We've got hundreds of different products to choose from, themed on health and nutrition and superfoods, even personal care products.
	We've got freeze-dried crunchy munchies and also storable food, certified organic storable food, various nutritional supplements.
	Yes, we test everything for glyphosate.
	We test it for heavy metals.
	We test for microbiology contamination, E. coli, salmonella, yeast and mold, total plate count, other testing as well.
	So we do more testing than anybody that I know of in this business.
	And so you can rest assured that whatever you purchase from our store is ultra clean, ultra tested, and has very high density nutrition without all the crazy high toxic heavy metals.
	That are very commonly found in products like turmeric and ginger and moringa and many others.
	So, hey, as I say about the other nutritional product providers out there, if they're not testing for heavy metals, they're selling heavy metals.
	You've got to test for it because heavy metals contamination is crazy common in certain types of foods and supplements like turmeric.
	So we have laboratory tested, certified organic.
	Thank you for supporting HealthRangerStore.com and know that every purchase helps support our platforms like Brighttown.com, Natural News, Brighttown.io, our decentralized free speech platform, Brighttown.social, and much more, including our AI project, Brighttown.ai.
	So thank you for all your support.
	God bless you all.

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