Just dropped a video about how you can literally get arrested for posting on Facebook in the UK. Americans find it shocking that Britain has zero freedom of speech. I've been saying this for 10 years. Back then people called me crazy. Now it's obvious to everyone. The whole system is designed to keep people paranoid and controlled.

Honestly, it's getting pretty tiresome with everyone talking about how AI is going to take over the world. And all I ever hear these statements from are people who not only have no background in computer science but people who are not technical at all. AI is a predictive text engine. That is all. It isn’t conscious. It doesn’t want anything. It’s simply predicts the next word in a sentence based on probability. It doesn't remember all the stuff it is "trained" on or know the whole internet. That's why it's answers are mostly retarded and it "hallucinates" 24/7. It doesn't hallucinate by the way it isn't a human being. It's a fucking predictive text algorithm, you wouldn't talk about any other technology like it's human. Why? Because you'd look like a fucking retard. Not only that but we've always had this technology. The only reason we're seeing it now is because the cost of hardware has come down and people have thrown enormous sums of money at it (more on that in a minute) But hardware has it's limitations and so does software. Therefore, unless we fill every square inch of the ocean with water cooled data centres and power them with nuclear power plants were not gonna get much more than what we have right now. There was once a time where if you wanted your website to load faster you would have to optimise the codebase. That kind of went out the window partly because hosting became so cheap. You could just throw your website on a faster server and it would load faster. This is THE EXACT SAME SHIT. The AI companies can optimise the software or build a bigger server. One or the other. Data centres can't scale infinitely. Memory bottlenecks. And the way neural nets optimise themselves is the same way it's been working since the 80's. We’re already seeing diminishing returns. Each new generation costs exponentially more to train but the improvements are shrinking. You see what happens when you load more and more bloat on your phone right?

Since you've done both, Brett, I'd be interested in your thoughts. And anyone else of course. https://www.techradar.com/pro/devs-believe-that-ai-is-going-to-kill-most-or-all-of-their-companys-marketing-department

We've got 25+ courses and workshops in the classroom covering make money online stuff. Teaching English, freelancing, all that. But not much lifestyle content. I'm thinking about bringing on guests who live in different nomad hotspots. People actually living in Vietnam, Colombia, Portugal, etc. Who can share what it's REALLY like. Vote and let me know what direction to go.

I've been watching Digital Nomads try to succeed online for over a decade. They are the only people I have been friends with… They are the only people I have been around. Some of them are super successful. Others never accomplish anything. What separates the successful people from the non-successful people is this: It's not talent… It's not connections… It's not even luck… It’s their signal to noise ratio. The three to five things they absolutely HAVE to get done today, if they wish to accomplish their goal. Not their grand vision for next year… Not what the latest AI can do… Not what the guy who invited them for coffee wants to spend 2 hours talking about. That's noise. 90% of people have their signal to noise ratio completely fucking backwards. They spend 90% of their time paying attention to the noise. And 10% of their time on the things that actually matter. Which means that the goals they have ultimately never get accomplished. They cannot for the life of them tell the difference between what is SIGNAL and what is NOISE. Do me a favour… Go ahead and take a look at your to-do list right now. Got 20 things on it? 90% of that shit does NOT need to get done today. 50% does NOT need to get done ever. You add tasks to your todo list because it makes you feel productive. You check off the easy ones and push the three things that would actually move your business forward to tomorrow. Draw a fat line through all that noise. And do the three things that actually fucking matter. Rinse and repeat. That is literally all there is to it.