Government Incompetence: Rolling Blackouts & The AI Control Grid
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Witness the real-world fallout of a government detached from its people, as rolling voltage drops plague New York, threatening critical services like power, fuel, and food. This stark reality, driven by decades of "climate cultism," exposes the fragility of our essential infrastructure.
The conversation unpacks the dangerous interplay between energy grid fragility and the concerning trajectory of AI development. Uncover why a centralized government, perceived as incompetent and driven by "delusions of grandeur," is steering us towards a future where digital control and surveillance supersede genuine public welfare.
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Transcript
I want to pivot from that to talk about the real-world ramifications of what happens when your your government is incompetent and it abandons the the real needs of the people. Now, over the July 4th weekend and I've I've got an infographic on this, entitled Rolling Blackouts Are Here. And what happened is ConEd, uh that perhaps you're familiar with there, uh they they had rolling voltage drops across parts of New York. Uh hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers saw the the voltage of their electricity fall from the typical 115 volts to in some cases as low as 86 volts, which is basically a blackout for electronics and computers. And there are a number of reasons for this. Uh, you know, PJM, the grid controller for the Eastern grid, serving 67 million Americans. And and this this does not fall squarely on Trump's lap. This is from, you know, decades of climate cultism and climate alarmism and shutting down power infrastructure. But my point, and I'd love your reaction, is that this begins to have real-world ramifications if you can't deliver kilowatt hours to the American people. If you can't deliver motor oil, or gasoline, or diesel, ...
