Three Advancements That Will Profoundly Change Our Lives

➡ The University of Minnesota has created a new single-cell organism that can grow organs and skin, potentially for use on lifelike robots. A product called Sloop, which mimics the effects of exercise, is gaining popularity among athletes and bodybuilders for its ability to increase endurance and muscle mass. The article also discusses the current economic situation, highlighting the increase in diesel prices and the highest bond rates in 20 years, which are causing instability in the market. Lastly, it mentions the growing divide between extreme ideologies online and the majority of people who desire stability, predicting that lawsuits against big tech companies for promoting extreme views will increase.
➡ The text discusses the current societal and technological changes, highlighting the rise of extreme views and the decrease in respect for women. It also mentions the potential economic slowdown due to a decrease in AI investment and the possibility of war as a solution. The text also talks about advancements in biotechnology, such as the creation of a single cell organism that could lead to growing organs and extending human life. Lastly, it raises concerns about the environmental crisis, particularly the decline in plankton and freshwater migrant fish, which could lead to ecosystem collapse.
➡ The ocean’s ecosystem is in danger due to a significant decrease in plankton, which are vital for the survival of all marine life. Experienced fishermen have noticed smaller fish and weaker shellfish, while scientists have confirmed a worldwide decline in plankton numbers. This decline is linked to various factors including pollution, climate change, and overfishing. Efforts are being made to restore the plankton population by recreating the natural upwelling process that brings nutrients to the surface of the ocean.
➡ The speaker is seeking investors for a project that aims to create jobs in a time when AI is replacing many roles. They encourage people not to fear the changes in society, but to find stability through meditation and community support. They also suggest creating jobs and ensuring food security as ways to create a stable environment. Lastly, they promote a company, Miles Franklin, which helps investors protect their wealth with physical precious metals, reducing dependence on unstable financial systems.

There was a God cell, I call it a new single cell organism that was created by the University of Minnesota. That is a huge development. Meaning that you can grow organs, you can grow skin. They’re going to be able to grow skin that can be on the outside of robots. These robots look extremely lifelike. I have a friend who was in China last year, talked to a robot for 15 minutes and didn’t even know it was a robot until about 15 minutes in. I mean, this is how good they are. Now when you add on synthetic skin, it wouldn’t be synthetic, it’d be like real skin on top.

Kind of like data on Star Trek. Quick break from the program to share with you something amazing. This is called sloop. It’s actually SLU P P332 but it’ been shortened to Sloop. And this thing mimics exercise. It seems too good to be true. I first shared this on my substack and I had Dr. Diane Kaser and we went through all the benefits of this and the whole thing sold out. You can’t get it anywhere really across the industry and the people who are using it the most are athletes and bodybuilders and people who want to see extra performance in athletics.

Because this in preclinical studies with mice increased their endurance by 70% and their distance by 45%. I mean, it’s incredible. And it’s been shown to mimic exercise even when you’re at rest. In preclinical studies with obese mice, they lost upwards of 12% of their body weight in four weeks and it increased muscle. So this is really taking the industry by storm. It’s actually not that expensive either. With my 10% coupon, it’s about $80 for maybe a two month supply if you take one capsule a day. If you decide to up it to two capsules a day because your dosage depends on what you want, then it’s a one month supply.

But Dr. Diane recommends doing one capsule a day until your body gets used to it. You might not see the same level of results right away that the mice did, but your body can get used to it and see if it’s something that you really want to do. If you are interested in this, I will have a link below so you can try it yourself or go to sarah westall.com under shop. Remember to use the code Sarah to save 10%. Welcome to business Game Changers and the Financial Economic Review. Just going to be me tonight. And so what I’m going to do is I’m going to give you some of the headlines that are going on around the world with the financial situation, it’s pretty turbulent, right.

And then I’m going to take a different direction. I’m going to talk about where things are at in this country, where things are going and where are what industries are coming up next. Where are the biggest changes going to be coming from. And you know, from everything that I’ve been doing for years, I think it’s time that I just do more of like a recap on where things are going. I do a lot of research on the edge of change, talk to a lot of people and it’s time that I bring those dots together for you and for you to understand where things are going.

The reason I’m doing this is because people are scared. What I’m sensing is a lot of fear, a lot of unknown. People don’t know what to do. And I think we need to calm down. I think we need to just take a chill and realize we will get through this. Change is scary. People need stability that’s built into who we are as human animals, that we fight for stability. So we fight change so that we can create that and maintain that stability. And so we’re going to. The fear that you feel in yourself is something that is built into being a human animal.

I don’t mind change so much. I like change. I think it’s exciting. But maybe not like what we’re experiencing right now. Right. The fear of the unknown is kind of on steroids. And I can feel it from people. I can feel that fear. It’s. I think a lot of us can. I think it’s part of our human condition that we as a herd, we move as a herd and we can feel the fear of each other. And I think the anxiety is high for many reasons, that being one of the reasons, but a few things. Economic headlines.

Diesel is up to the highest it’s been. It’s up 68% since last year. It’s the highest it’s ever been on record. We’re seeing farmers really struggling. We’re seeing fishing, you know, boats they can’t afford to fill up their tanks. It’s weight. Thousands and thousands of dollars to fill up these huge boats that go fishing. They can’t afford it, farmers can’t afford it. There’s a crisis going on. It’s happening all over. China has stopped allowing the exports of refined fuel. And the war in Ukraine, the war in Iran, the fact that there’s multiple things here that’s affecting it, but what else is Affecting it here is that during COVID a lot of the factories that were older, that needed to modernize were shut down.

And it’s really expensive to create new factories. These are the ones that refine oil. And then also the push for electric cars during that period where the factories needed to be modernized or they get shut down. They people didn’t want to invest the money into it because they were doing that huge push towards electric vehicles. And so they thought that the investment in those factories was a waste of money. So we’re dealing with the ramifications of that period from about four years ago, where the investment into our refining facilities didn’t happen because of that political movement.

And now with the two wars on top of it, it’s kind of a perfect storm. So farmers can’t absorb 68% increase in diesel fuel. The other thing that we’re seeing that is fundamentally impacting the markets is the bonds are the highest they’ve been in 20 years. So a Treasury bond right now is at 5.3%, meaning that if you buy government bond, the government has to pay 5.3% interest for the year. And the reason why it’s so much higher is people aren’t trusting the government bonds right now. So they are being forced to pay a higher premium.

And so that is also pointing to instability in the market. Market, that’s a big deal. So those are the two major headlines for today. But I want to talk about a few things that are impacting everybody. And then I’m going to talk about the three and just the three big changes that we’re going to see in the markets and where they’re coming from. But one of the big things that we’re seeing is the maturing of people with the Internet age. And with that, we’re seeing extremes developing, extreme in everything. So the religious extremists are developing, the leftist extremists are developing.

Those are the ones that are the biggest voices. And we all are being forced to think that those, the crazies are the ones that are dominating the world. And in reality, they aren’t. What’s really growing is this big group of middle people who are more stable, that want to stable because remember I talked about fear and change. People really desire stability and. And more and more people are saying we need a more stable environment. This is ridiculous. They’re maturing in their ability to handle the Internet and all these messages. And it’s growing slowly, but it’s starting to happen.

But at the same time that we’re going to get this big middle group of people that are going to be more mature and stabilize, make sure our children are protected, make sure that we aren’t affected by the weirdos on all the extremes. The weirdos on the extremes are also gaining ground, and they’re. They’re digging their heels in. And the problem is, is that those groups are being used against us and they’re being propped up because they make more money also for the algorithms. They get more attention. And it’s. I mean, it’s. Frankly, it’s destroying society’s fabric.

You know, fabric of society is really fragile right now, and because of these extreme environments and the algorithms propping them up, I mean, they. These big tech companies are really screwing up society right now by propping up the worst of the worst that we have in society. And the middle group, the normal, mature adults, are getting tired of it and are about ready to really step up and say, knock it off. I think some of these early lawsuits against Facebook and big tech is going to grow and people are just, we’re done with it. You’re going to see in the schools, the communities, people are going to be pushing this stuff out and saying, we are not.

It used to be these things used to be always at the fringe of society. We didn’t accept it now that people are going to step up and start pushing these to the fringes again. But it’s going to take some time, and we’re still going to have to deal with some of this extreme stuff. I mean, you have people. I always bring up the Tate brothers because they’re so obnoxious and so obvious, but you got like, Nick Fuentes and the Tate brothers on one side, you know, and then you get these weirdo LGBTQ extreme. I don’t think all LGBTQ is wrong.

You know, having. We’ve lived with it for decades, and there was no issue people being who they are and what. It’s this extreme push on us that is driving people frosty. It’s really driving people crazy. And so we have these two extremes, and I like to point out the. How obvious the Nick Fuentes and the Nate, you know, the Tate, they’re doing it to try to clamp down. They claim to clamp down on the other extreme, but all that’s doing is creating more extremes. And the average, wise, mature person is looking at these idiots and going, these.

This is in no way a role model that we want our kids to follow, that we want to prop up for society. More and more thinking adults are like, this is just not this is not okay. We, we need to push this to the fringes and we’re kind of getting out of the peak of that nightmare that’s going to last a little bit longer. And we’re seeing the signs growing, signs of it changing, and people are having the conversations. So there was a poll that asked the question, a Gallup poll that asked the question if women, it said, do Americans believe women are treated with respect and dignity? And that the question was asked of whether you believed they were being treated with respect and dignity.

And in 2012, it was actually not so bad. 75% of women believed that they were being treated with respect and dignity. And men’s 80% of men were. So the gap between men and women were only like 5%. It wasn’t that bad. We really felt like there was. Okay, there’s always going to be a percentage of people that, that believe something, but since then, that was the best. Now it’s down to 46% of women believe that women are treated with respect and dig dignity in the United States and 67% of men do. So men drop by 12% and women drop by, gosh, 35%.

That’s a huge gap. And the gap between men and women is 21 points, meaning 21 percentage points. And I think a lot of that is because we’re being fed different algorithms and that what I see and how I’m treated isn’t what others see. You know, I’m really on the forefront, like really bad. And so I think that be in these algorithm silos, people are seeing things that are really disturbing. And that’s going to change. This is, this is going to be clawed back and it’s going to change and we’re going to see a better environment. It’s going to come, but there’s going to be so many changes happening.

The, the, the change is accelerating with new inventions. Now the in. The investment in AI is going to plummet. Right? AI is holding up the entire economy. And it was almost like a war mobilization going on where they have invested 70% of all capital investments approximately went into to AI and data center investment. Now that’s going to change. It’s going to drop down to probably about 37% and jobs aren’t being created. So we are going to see a slowdown in the economy unless, unless there is a refocus on something else. And that means there needs to be an exerted effort to build jobs and to refocus on other endeavors.

I don’t see that refocus happening unless it gets. Unless war. Unless it’s war. So there, this is where the risk is, is that we don’t have another growing industry immediately. And they’re going to want to spur that economic activity. And I think they’re going to use war to do that. And you’re seeing governments prepping for all of that. So I think that’s where some of the. When we were already in war. But we’re going to see that build up because of the fact that we don’t have the economic investment going on like we need it to, to do.

Right. But looking past that, looking past these really hard disruptions, it’s going to be difficult. But getting past that, we’re going to see new industries forming. And there was a God cell, I call it a new single cell organism that was created by the University of Minnesota. That is a huge development. Meaning that you can grow organs, you can grow skin. They’re going to be able to grow skin that can be on the outside of robots. These robots look extremely lifelike. I have a friend who was in China last year, talked to a robot for 15 minutes and didn’t even know it was a robot until about 15 minutes in.

I mean, this is how good they are. Now add on synthetic skin wouldn’t be synthetic. It’d be like real skin on top. Kind of like data in Star Trek. You’re going to be start seeing robots that are extremely realistic and we, you know, you might not be able to tell. That’s not the biggest development, though. The biggest development is growing organs, growing, growing all sorts of things. Growing biological life with plants, with doing things with animals. It could get really weird. So there’s going to be weirdness in that area. So, you know, that’s huge. I had someone tell me that they think it’s going to be bigger than big tech.

I don’t. I think it could possibly be. But big tech is going to be integrated and is integrated into everything. So I don’t know if you can even separate out big tech from that anymore. Big tech will be that. So I don’t know if it’s going to be bigger or not because it’s going to be so integrated. And the big tech, these big tech companies are the ones funding all these biotech companies. Longevity is also. People are working on living longer. And you’re seeing it already in Hollywood where these stars are in their 50s and they look like they’re in their 30s.

It’s because you’re. And I kind of been doing some of that too, but not, I Haven’t gotten a facelift or anything. I’ve been doing stuff more like building up my collagen using peptides. And it’s really showing in, in what, you know, what we look like. And you’re seeing that same anti age reversal in organs, in everything. And so people are working towards longevity in a more profound way. Not just cosmetic, but in actual your organs and your whole body. And so you can live longer. I always say, I don’t know if I really want to live that much longer.

As much as I want to live like a young person until I die. I, I want to feel great until I die. But there’s a growing class of people that are going to be looking at longevity so that they can live forever. And it’s not just going to be to put their mind on a computer and, and that stuff that people used to talk about, they, they seriously want their bodies to last forever and they’re going to do it through transhumanism. They’re going to do it through, you know, growing organs. I mean, that’s another thing about this single cell organism.

If they can grow organs, let’s say my liver is no great, they’re going to regrow my liver and it’ll be like a young person’s liver. They’re going to regrow all the different parts of my body. So it’s more like a young person, if that makes sense. That’s how profound this development is. The other thing is we’re seeing a collapse of the ecosystems, right? We’re seeing a collapse of insects, but we’re also seeing collapse of plankton. Plankton is the ocean’s insects. Everybody kind of inherently knows, you know, if insects go away, they disappear, the, the entire ecosystem, land ecosystem would collapse, right? Because the little, the little animals feed on the insects, the bigger animals feed on the little animals.

Until you get all the way up to us who feed on the biggest animals, right? We might feed, we feed on a lot of the animals, but in general, that’s how it works, right? It’s the little ones, the insects, all the way up to the biggest animals. If we disappeared, who cares, right? The whole ecosystem, maybe it even do better, but it would still go on. Insects disappear and the entire ecosystem is done well in the oceans. The plankton are disappearing in the Gulf of Maine and the Gulf of Mexico or America, you’re seeing a 65% decrease in plankton.

You’re seeing a 1% decrease a year according to studies. NASA did a study showing 1% decrease a year. Some people say it’s going a little quicker. It sometimes they come back a little bit and then decrease by, you know, but it goes back and forth. But a net, they’re seeing average of 1% decrease. The ocean overall is seeing a 50% plus decrease in plankton and we’re seeing a 82% now. This is happening in the freshwater too. I mean, I’m throwing all these stats out there with you. We’re seeing an 82% decrease in freshwater migrant fish. Holy crap.

And we’re seeing over 50% biomass decrease in our ocean. I mean, we are in a serious collapse in the oceans. And it’s not. I get upset when people talk about climate change. I think it’s like in your own, like when we. I think it’s pollution. So like when our body is toxic and, and you have too much sugar or you have something toxic in your body and you can’t get the nutrients to your cells, it’s very much like what’s happening in the oceans. There’s this upwelling process, meaning that the lower water gets to the upper water and the nutrients that are in the lower water goes all the way to the up and then feeds the plankton.

That’s not happening. I’m working with an ocean group to restore the plankton. I’m going to be sharing this soon of what we’re actually doing. I think next week I’ll be sharing more details of it. I’m waiting for the website to come up so that you guys can see more, but I have a couple docu reels that I’m going to share. One is talks about the problem, which I already went through some of them. And one is with. The first one is going to be with fishermen, people who spent over 120 years combined on the water. And then the next one is going to be with scientists.

So I’ll play those. Right now the ocean ecosystem is showing signs of collapse. Here’s what commercial fishermen with more than 120 years of combined experience have witnessed. I remember seeing the problem initially over 25 years ago. We started to see, even in areas that were not fish, pretty much virgin grounds that you should be catching these large fish. But we started to see lots of small fish appearing in the ocean. Areas like the Gulf of America where there was these particular species of fish that were called yellow croakers. And we saw over in a short period of time, say a short period between 10 years, we saw these fish that used to be 3 and 4 and 5 pounds weight.

And all of a sudden these fish were less than an ounce and we wouldn’t get any bigger fish. We could catch large amounts of them. The numbers of fish that didn’t change, but the size of the fish changed. The fish didn’t disappear, they stopped growing. I see ground fish being smaller, maybe more ground fish, but smaller ground fish and less shellfish. And the quality of shellfish has gone down because the shells are soft and, and that’s over a long period of time and over the huge massive area, those that observation. So there is definitely something happening.

Then we started looking at other fish and the same thing was happening. You see baskin sharks and you see the baskin sharks, they were again, you could tell these bastion sharks, they looked like they were starving. And it was other species of fish and mammals as well. We saw mammals on the Pacific coast washing up on the beaches and these mammals were starving to death. It was all the filter feeders that were affected by this. And of course that started to make sense because you see the barnacles and you see the other things, they were also starting to be affected by this.

Different oceans, different species, the same warning signs. According to NASA, according to NOAA and according to National Marine Fisheries Service, plankton numbers in the Gulf of America is down about 65%. I mean, that is staggering. The observations don’t stand alone. The data tells the same story. The levels have decreased. That is the building block of the ocean. Without that, our planktons will not feed the shrimp. The shrimp do not feed the man aid of the mackerel. The mackerel do not feed the ground fish and the ground fish do not feed the tuna. When the foundation weakens, everything built on top is at risk.

The marine ecosystem is actually collapsing as we speak. These observations deserve serious attention. If the foundation of the ocean food web is weakening, everything built on top of it is at point one risk. Our fisheries, our food supply, our oxygen, our economy, and ultimately our future. Learn more@oceanintegrity.org. Scientists are confirming what seasoned fishermen are witnessing. A collapsing ecosystem, smaller fish, weaker shellfish, starving marine animals. Plankton numbers are collapsing worldwide. In Gulf waters, we are seeing plankton populations declining by 65%. But why does the loss of something so small matter? Plankton is not just the foundation, it’s a keystone species for the whole of the oceans.

Every single living organism within the oceans relies basically on plant. If the plankton is not there, then the whole ecosystem’s collapse. So obviously the small fish obviously feed on the plankton, then the medium sized fish on the plankton. It goes all the way through to coral reefs surviving on plankton as well. This extends far beyond the Gulf regions. Researchers are reporting major changes in plankton across the world’s oceans. Studies show plankton have been in decline for years. The real problem we’ve got is plankton has declined probably around 50% in the last 15 to 20 years. We started doing a lot broader look at things that were out there and that’s when we came across that research about plankton and its impact on the ocean and all the other things.

And it really was the aha moment for us when we looked at the research again that connected plastic, plastic pollution to plankton reduction, the poisoning of the oceans. You’re seeing the reduction in the plankton there and then all the impacts that come with it. Science shows multiple factors are driving plankton decline. Fish decline, fish size declines, starvation. Those kind of things are happening. But there are compounding factors. We have ocean acidification, we have climate change, we have overfishing, we have large amounts of plastics and pollutions going into our oceans. When you combine all these things and the increasing and acceleration of these things throughout time, we’re kind of in a point where we have to start clawing these things back.

Mounting pressures are disrupting a critical process. Plankton need to survive their access to nutrients. Nutrients are still in the ocean, but they’re not reaching the surface. It’s a natural phenomenon of the upwelling of water that comes up and brings that nutrients to the surface, brings the animals and the nutrients and the minerals to the surface that the phytoplankton, plankton, zooplankton, etc. Can then feed on. And it is a natural process that’s been going on for millions of years. But that process is being disrupted. The stratification is becoming stronger, thicker. Those layers are not breaking through colder water that would push and is the upwelling that we want for our phytoplankton is not going to be able to break through that cap.

There’s multiple reports out there to show that in that deeper water column, the changes there regarding the minerals and nutrients as needed is still there. So if the minerals and the food isn’t getting to the surface for the phytoplankton and zyplankton, then they’re basically the animals that rely on those are starving to death. We see it with the whales, they’re an obvious sign. They’re huge, they’re large and they’re an obvious sign. They’re a wake up call. But it’s the millions Billions of other fish species, etc. That are dying that we don’t see. We saw the decline in fish species.

The frightening part about it is how that has accelerated in the last 10 years. It’s like a domino effect at this stage. Plankton is direct measure of the health of the ocean and the oceans. Direct. The health of the ocean is a direct measure of the health of the planet. The nutrients and the minerals that we need for phytoplankton and our oceans to survive are within the ocean. They’re in those lower layers of the cake, essentially in that stratification. If we can get technologies that can help us bring that to the surface, we’re really just pushing through those natural processes.

We’re accelerating those natural processes, we’re encouraging those natural processes to continue. All we need is technology that helps us push those natural processes back into cycle. What happens if we restore that natural process? We can. And there is a solution. Learn more@oceanintegrity.org so you see what I mean? I mean this is what we’re dealing with. And if you are interested in learning more about it, the website Ocean Integrity Group will be up soon. If you are an investor and want to learn more, there is. We are working with congressmen, we’re working with people all over the country and there’s a great investment opportunity.

Our solution is to recreate the upwelling process to bring these nutrients to the surface. This and it also cools down the surface of the water. It’s not going to be disruptive to the environment. And it works. We just showed a prototype of it a couple weeks ago with Congressman Mike Kelly’s group. We are looking at creating thousands and thousands of jobs when AI resistant, high paying jobs in a market where AI is taking over these jobs. So I’m really looking forward to what this is all about and I will be sharing more of this, this in the days to come.

And you know, it’s something that I feel good about because been covering this crap for so long. You know, things that are going on in society for so long, it’s so nice to be doing things that actually are going to benefit this world. Right? Especially creating jobs, a lot of jobs and jobs that are in an area that really need it. When we’re looking at AI taking over so many jobs, so people are interested and they have some money to help invest best. We’re looking for big investors right now to help this go. But we are probably going to do a crowd funding situation as well.

But if you are interested in Something that’s very helpful for the world, helps to create jobs when we desperately need it and like this idea and you have some serious money to invest, then please contact us, please contact me and I will get you in contact with, with the, you know, the chairman of the company and with our investment group and we can get this going. Okay, so this has been a pretty overview show of what the heck is going on. I need to dive into each one of these areas because I kind of briefly went over this, but this is really where things are going and I hope the number one thing I hope you take into account is not to be fearful.

One thing a friend of mine said is some of the old history shows that the last time that we went through the claim that we’re going through this big cycle, right, this 12,000 year cycle and that there’s chaos in certain times of the cycle and to get through that chaos, the wisest people just meditate through it. Because there isn’t a lot you can do. I would argue a little bit with that. I think you do need to meditate through it, but I do think there’s a little bit things that you can do to create the stability in your life and in your community’s life.

And if you look and get forge for that, we’re going to be better off on the other side. So meditation plus figuring out how to create the still stability in the environment around you. Look to look at how to create jobs, look at how to make sure you have food, look at how you can create a more stable environment. So because there’s a lot of anxiety and mental health issues, because we’re going through a lot, a lot of change, people don’t know how to deal with it. So creating community groups and helping people deal with this anxiety is something that you can do.

Everybody can do this. And it takes getting past your fear though. You gotta get past your fear. Okay, if you like this show, if you liked what I did this time, do a little comment on the bottom. Tell me whether you want more of this or not. I’m contemplating on whether I am going to be doing maybe a review, you know what’s happening, where the future is going, dive into maybe some of this edge of change in each area and help explain to people what’s really happening. I glossed over a lot today. I probably should. I could probably do a whole show on each topic.

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