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https://www.naturalnews.com/2026-09-11-high-antioxidant-foods-that-go-beyond-cranberries.html
Y'all are absolutely NOT ready for what I call the era of "token abundance" that is right around the corner.
Zach Vorhies and I discuss this in an interview (publishing Friday), where he referred to the capabilities of ultra-fast AI decoding as a "GOD BOX" with near-omniscience.
We are on the verge of high-quality thinking tokens being produced so quickly, so cheaply, in such stunning abundance, that human communication speeds and human intelligence will be absolutely dwarfed in comparison.
This phenomenon will change everything about human civilization and the future of our world.
Almost nobody is ready for this. Probably not even those of us who are realizing it is unfolding.
Open source AI is the path to human freedom, by the way. Decentralized machine cognition is our best defense against censorship, surveillance and authoritarian control.
In case I haven't been clear enough about my position on AI:
- AI is DANGEROUS when centralized in the hands of corporations, governments and transhumanists who want to become gods while controlling or even eliminating humans.
- AI is PROFOUNDLY AMAZING when decentralized via open source models so that governments, corporations and transhumanists cannot surveil, censor or control your use of it.
It's not about being "anti-AI" or "pro-AI." It's about whether you have AI sovereignty and local freedom to use it and benefit from it without tyrannical government oversight and control.
And the current psyop about "AI is going to kill us all" is nothing but a cover story to try to push the outlawing of decentralized, open source models so that corrupt, tyrannical governments can consolidate control over AI technology.
