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Speaker 3: Let's get it to this conversation looking forward to the future,
Speaker 3: for future technologies that you're excited about. This is something
Speaker 3: that everybody needs to listen to, because everybody this is
Speaker 3: the famous question what's next?
Speaker 2: Which next?
Speaker 3: You always talk about Microsoft, You always talk about DA DA,
Speaker 3: DA DA, what's next, what's the next industries, what's the
Speaker 3: next technology, what's the next companies? So for groundbreaking technologies
Speaker 3: that will change the world in the next decade.
Speaker 4: So number one, biogenetic chips for gene editing to be
Speaker 4: able to cure cancer and other illnesses. So oppose to
Speaker 4: testing on animals and going through this long life cycle
Speaker 4: of testing on animals and getting skewed data, they will
Speaker 4: be able to make chips and do the testing with
Speaker 4: those biogenetic chips to understand in advance, and even if
Speaker 4: you can even skew down and go based on race
Speaker 4: of like sickle sale, to be able to eliminate that.
Speaker 2: That is going to be a huge player and going
Speaker 2: to be a huge technology.
Speaker 3: Wait wait, wait, let's let's get back to that for
Speaker 3: a minute, because you said that a little quick, and
Speaker 3: I want everybody to understand Ian's a very smart guy, Brandon.
Speaker 3: You just said that, right.
Speaker 2: He was like, Ian knows it, he knows He said,
Speaker 2: I as the ball, but I know a little bit.
Speaker 5: He was like, yo, you know you know everything, no
Speaker 5: sports and rap.
Speaker 3: So yeah, man, I want to make sure that everybody
Speaker 3: grasped that. So bio chips. Genetic testing is this are
Speaker 3: these micro chips that are being implanted in people's body,
Speaker 3: Like what does that mean?
Speaker 2: What is what does that mean?
Speaker 4: It's a testing mechanism for scientists and farmer companies to
Speaker 4: be able to like think of it as like test
Speaker 4: trading or paper trading technically, Like so before you actually
Speaker 4: run out and do run the Holy Trinity and do
Speaker 4: ten trades, I need you to practice before so they
Speaker 4: can take this data and run them a grow across
Speaker 4: a bunch of demographics and understand if you will if
Speaker 4: that uh therapy cycle or if that drug will be
Speaker 4: able to work before they go test it out, because
Speaker 4: like if you test it in rats, or let's say
Speaker 4: you scale up and test with chimpanzees. Although most companies
Speaker 4: that are supposed to it doesn't mean that the data
Speaker 4: that you have once is implemented into humans is going
Speaker 4: to be exact. And that's why the cycle for getting
Speaker 4: an FDA approved is so long. With biogenetic chips, they'll
Speaker 4: be able to test in advance and know within probably
Speaker 4: a three percent range of accuracy if that treatment will
Speaker 4: be able to work for humans. So that should be
Speaker 4: like twenty forty twenty forty three someone in the area
Speaker 4: when that's.
Speaker 2: Really popular biotech, and he's giving us a year. There
Speaker 2: you have it, Okay, all right.
Speaker 4: Number two yeah, Number two is brain computer interfaces. So
Speaker 4: anyview that are familiar with Stephen Hawking, he had a
Speaker 4: I wouldn't say primitive, but it's not advanced as it
Speaker 4: will be in the next twenty years. So you will
Speaker 4: be able to have implants to your brains to be
Speaker 4: able to control some things some technology, so if you
Speaker 4: are disabled or even at scale, you'll be.
Speaker 2: Able to control things with your mind.
Speaker 4: I know it sounds like sci fi, but if you
Speaker 4: guys go to Google, if you research Scientific American Harvard
Speaker 4: Business Review, you'll be able to see in the areas.
Speaker 4: And we're still working in that space, which I think
Speaker 4: is pretty damn fascinating. And I told stock Club today, like,
Speaker 4: once you go down the science rabbit hole to see
Speaker 4: what they're development. If you want to feel like you
Speaker 4: don't know anything, dig down this hole for a couple
Speaker 4: of hours and you like. The advancements that are there
Speaker 4: are incredible. We just have not hit the peak of technology.
Speaker 4: Now for context, before we get any new technological way,
Speaker 4: please write this down. Every new era of technology was
Speaker 4: ushered in by new power force, so we need we
Speaker 4: would need like new water.
Speaker 2: Reactors or.
Speaker 4: Lighter or like lighter storage capability for a new power source,
Speaker 4: and then we will see a new wave. So like
Speaker 4: once water became a big thing in technology was ushered in,
Speaker 4: then when oil and fossil fuels came in, we had
Speaker 4: another technological wave.
Speaker 2: So we're in between.
Speaker 4: Even with this, go look at the binner cycle and
Speaker 4: extend them out fifty to one hundred years. That would
Speaker 4: give you a pattern to know when the next power source.
Speaker 4: And then no, it is not solar, it is not
Speaker 4: weighing because politically they are fighting that like tooth and
Speaker 4: nail to be able to.
Speaker 2: Block that from happening.
Speaker 4: I want to keep this on YouTube and I get
Speaker 4: not upset the problem. Number three, if you ran money
Speaker 4: Master the game organ and bone creation with scalable three
Speaker 4: D printing, so at some point they will be able
Speaker 4: to recreate a pancreas recreate a kidney in the twenty
Speaker 4: forties and twenty fifties, hopefully, like skin grafting will be
Speaker 4: a lot smoother. There's been a lot of testing there
Speaker 4: and there's some politics behind that. So even like there's
Speaker 4: a company that if you took a pill once today.
Speaker 2: It would destroy all the bad bacteria in your mouth.
Speaker 4: And then a lot of Dennis wanted it, but because
Speaker 4: of red tape, it wasn't pushed through.
Speaker 2: So a lot of these technologies are available.
Speaker 4: They work in small scales, but it's the politics and
Speaker 4: a red tape behind it that stops it from happening.
Speaker 4: And the last one is D and D. I want
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Speaker 4: Technology batteries that could last for years at a time.
Speaker 4: It's incredibly fascinating. But like imagine if you had, say
Speaker 4: a pacemaker, and instead of going back to getting your checkups,
Speaker 4: like the pacemaker in it because of the battery and
Speaker 4: it will last twenty five or thirty years.
Speaker 2: But like I said, we need a new.
Speaker 4: Power source that is powerful enough to usher in a
Speaker 4: new technological wave before any of these will come into effect.
Speaker 2: These are not sci fi. I did not get these
Speaker 2: off of the dark web.
Speaker 4: These are things and real companies that are actually trying
Speaker 4: to bring these technologies forward. But that you know, people
Speaker 4: have to be ready for them, and then also they
Speaker 4: have to lobby enough for these to become a reality.
Speaker 4: But when I was doing my reading for the past
Speaker 4: couple of weeks, I thought this was incredibly fascinating, And
Speaker 4: this is why I think I don't notice to be true,
Speaker 4: but I think Apple's and that two wave will be
Speaker 4: in healthcare because when you have a trusted brand and
Speaker 4: they already have all of our biometric data in their system. Anyway,
Speaker 4: I don't think the car thing, the Apple car is
Speaker 4: about the consumer side. I think it's about the commercial
Speaker 4: side because think of the hospital experience.
Speaker 2: Who loves to go to the doctor or hospital.
Speaker 4: I think if they build that car and they cater
Speaker 4: it to EMTs and there's a better infrastructure there in
Speaker 4: the healthcare space, they could usher in all these other technologies.
Speaker 4: So what if like you had a gunshot victim on
Speaker 4: the South side of Chicago and the Apple ambulance comes
Speaker 4: to pick you up and they already have the kidney
Speaker 4: reprinted inside of there and with doctors on staff to
Speaker 4: do the surgery on the way to the hospital. I
Speaker 4: don't think human is going to do that. I don't
Speaker 4: think Fizer would do that. I think Apple would. That's
Speaker 4: why having a war chest is so important. And you
Speaker 4: guys like I want something new. The company with the
Speaker 4: biggest the biggest war chest is going to destroy all
Speaker 4: the smaller companies. So and Apple and Microsoft gives a
Speaker 4: small dividend, but if they get into the health healthcare space,
Speaker 4: I think it'll be.
Speaker 2: Bigger real quick.
Speaker 5: When you said, when you're talking about the nano battery technology,
Speaker 5: you said a new power source, we're talking something outside
Speaker 5: of like lithium and alkaline.
Speaker 2: What what do you mean by a new Okay, I
Speaker 2: knew of power source.
Speaker 4: It'd be different, it'll be new, and it may be
Speaker 4: a combination of things in factor. But the storage facilities
Speaker 4: that we would need to be able to store the technology,
Speaker 4: it's not there yet. We're getting close, just like the
Speaker 4: same way, like a terrible the data back in ninety
Speaker 4: nine when I was on napster illegally downloading cannabis album.
Speaker 4: What it costs nine thousand dollars probably right. Let's went
Speaker 4: bunkerhand Palace like five days ago. But now a terabyte
Speaker 4: it's like two hundred bucks. So imagine in ten years
Speaker 4: with the like, we may be able to get fifty terabytes. Brandon,
Speaker 4: this will make you because you've been able to shoot
Speaker 4: two movies and edit easily. Right, we maybe get twenty
Speaker 4: to fifty terriabyes to day to in a external hard
Speaker 4: drive for like three hundred bucks in fifteen years because
Speaker 4: the costs keep going down so as we are able
Speaker 4: to store better, that's when the new technological agent start
Speaker 4: to come in and be at shuit in.
Speaker 2: So I know, but here in you want me to
Speaker 2: go down my conspiracy rabbit hole. You want to stay clean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, just don't talk about vaccinations.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say anything.
Speaker 4: And I said, I said this with Star Club and
Speaker 4: I'll I'll keep it really short. You guys keep asking
Speaker 4: about genetic editing and sequencing, So I just play a
Speaker 4: doctor on YouTube. Mcat destroyed my life, But my first
Speaker 4: love after rapping basketball was being a science, like my
Speaker 4: dad caused me doctor because I would want.
Speaker 2: To be a doctor.
Speaker 4: Right when you guys are saying that you want genetic editing,
Speaker 4: there's a good side in the bad side to it,
Speaker 4: as there is to any industry in any business. The
Speaker 4: part that is great is that, let's say if you
Speaker 4: have a thegeneritive disease that could affect your family, great,
Speaker 4: that can be eradicated. Also, you have to consider what
Speaker 4: gene editing and when it comes to us, you could
Speaker 4: technically edit a gene sequence for a family to make
Speaker 4: them intellectually inferior, to then build a underclass that fulfill
Speaker 4: certain tasks so that the one percent now becomes the
Speaker 4: top half of one percent in entire history.
Speaker 2: So you have to be.
Speaker 4: Very mindful when you're walting these technologies because like you
Speaker 4: can use nuclear power for a good source, and then
Speaker 4: there's a bad source that you can use it for.
Speaker 4: So be mindful when you guys are like, hey, I
Speaker 4: want all this genetic editing. That's great, but what if
Speaker 4: it doesn't go in our favor? And historically any editing
Speaker 4: of history or gene cycles have not worked in our favor,
Speaker 4: So please be mindful of that that there are two
Speaker 4: sides to that coin. When we get the plane, God
Speaker 4: and editing some of these things in our.
Speaker 2: Sequences, so very clean.
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