Why Robots Need Martial Arts (Live Thoughts)

[00:00:00]beginning. I don't know why. Like YouTube has this thing like I'll be watching shorts or something before I get on live and then when I finally go on live, the shorts, like the audio of the shorts convert into the live. I I don't know if only I could hear that, but it just repeats over and over and over and over and over again. It's so [ __ ] annoying. I don't know why that's the case. YouTube, y'all need to fix that. But anyways, really irritating.

[00:00:25]Uh, and I had some good momentum. I had a really good intro and now this intro starts off me complaining per usual, you know. But uh this is this video is going to be about why robots need martial arts. Okay, this is this is what this is about. And if you just walked in, do me a favor. I had such a goated intro that now I have to redo it. It's not going to it's not as goat. It's not as goat no more. But like I love uh if you just walked in, like the video cuz I at this moment currently like likes more than money right now. like that's that's that's very helpful for me. Anyways, uh let me get to it because I I'm I'm not going to be on for long. I think I'm going to be on for like 40 minutes, you know. He said boom. So, today we're going to talk about why robots need martial arts. And uh a couple of live streams ago, I was uh telling people that I have a really strong belief that I would be the one to crack like AI. If you ask as as of 2026, if you like want to know how someone's not AI, this right here, you see what I'm doing? This right here, I think that needs to be like a thing humans need to start doing. We need to start doing like Naruto hand seals because eventually what would happen is you'll see my hands um converge into each other. So, uh that's uh I believe that right now currently AI doesn't understand how to do interlocking bodies.

[00:01:50]That's the big problem right now and I feel that I could solve that problem due to my understanding of martial arts. Now what's very interesting though is when I was explaining this people asked me in that in that live stream they say well Smitty why would you create uh why would you help I guess the destruction of humanity with robots?

[00:02:20]Like why would you teach the robots how to fight? Because that's exactly what I was telling I was saying. I said I would teach I'm probably going to be the only person that's going to teach my robots how to fight or one of them. And they was like why would you do that? And my response was because they are doing that. That's what I said. I said because they are doing that. Boy, I did not know how right I was. So, one of my big things this I think this right here is going to be a fundamental topic now on on my page. This I feel like I found like a niche ass lane because there's something about AI gets me going. I love AI. You said DC using robots for a police force.

[00:03:00]that that that it's not China. I have seen China. They've been trying to create the robots. It looks kind of corny, right? I never thought much about it, right? It's not, but it wasn't China. It was not China. And I mean, it's kind of on the thumbnail. You see like Dana White UFC with the little robots and Dana's kind of like sitting there. So, you would think it's Dana White, right? My I'm gonna call it Smitty's Nightmare. Watch. I'm telling you, I'm like the Da Vinci of this [ __ ] Like, I'm going to be like I'm going to be the Da Vinci of this [ __ ] They're going to these robots when they finally get conscious, they're going to come back and look at me. They're going to be looking at what I was saying um and what I didn't like. Robots or whoever future generations, it's called Smitty's nightmare. And the nightmare is that I've and this is real talk. I've had so many nightmares of um that artificial.

[00:03:50]It's like it's weird. It's a reverse like style. I want to make a like a book about it, but companies sell out humanity, right? It's the companies that sell out humanity and it's the robots that actually tries to preserve humanity. So, the way I see robots is they're going to be the ones that are going to try to preserve us from destroying ourselves. And we're going to be the ones that's going to be destroying ourselves. So, one of the big things I'll never forget, a nightmare that I had was I woke up 50 years from now. I woke up 50 years and there was there was uh these like there was these meta. This is before [ __ ] Meta. And that's the that's who they are. Meta. It was Meta. When I seen that [ __ ] I I cannot stand Meta. I'm going to tell you guys why. So, before the Meta, I think there's something telling me there there's something in the air, dog. And I'm And the more I look, the more I just go crazy. If you walked in, please like the video. Just like the video for me.

[00:04:49]It's really helpful. Um, but there's something I don't know why there's something in the air. Maybe it's spiritual or maybe my little delusional ass thinks maybe there's an AI sending messages to my brain where I'm having dreams about that [ __ ] right? But in this dream, this is before Meta announced the glasses, right?

[00:05:08]This is before they announced the damn glasses. And I was uh I had a dream that so imagine imagine the glasses was not announced yet. Just imagine that. Okay.

[00:05:22]So I had a dream that phones were replaced with glasses. This was so crazy to me. I was I I had woke up 50 years from now, phones were replaced by glasses and everybody had to um have a mandatory um had had to have mandatory glasses. you was able to do like this weird stuff with your hand and you would like the phone the glasses were the new phones and not only that there was like AI there was a an AI world there's AI like actual like entities inside of these glasses right but then the corporations had gotten to a point where they created a new I had I had an old set of glasses but they created a new set of glasses where you it was like a big war something that happens There's always a big war where the corporations won against the AI, right? And the the the new glasses that they created was so you could it could block you from seeing the AI, right? So the AI couldn't talk to you no more. So this AI the AI that was uh in the old world, right? It had it had its own intelligence, but it was trapped in the digital space. So what they did is they created these these uh glasses to block them where people couldn't see it and it was mandatory.

[00:06:35]Now, this [ __ ] sounds dumb, right? And it's like, oh, you sound like this is sounds like the meanderings or the talks of a delusional man, but um I had the old glasses and I was talking to the to these robots, right? And they were talking about how it was the corporations that sold y'all out. And I I wake up, I'm like, "Ah, you know, whatever." And I see [ __ ] Meta Meta unveiling the new glasses. It was on the day that they were unveiling the new glasses. And I was like, "What the fuck?" Right? I was like, "All right, whatever." You know, like coincidence.

[00:07:07]You get what I'm saying? And then I'm sitting back and my Instagram gets deleted by Meta, right? This is very key. Around April, my Instagram gets deleted like soon after. And um Meta basically has like they they what Meta has done specifically Instagram specifically Instagram. What they have done is they allow they they took out the inend encryption on your messages, your DMs, and they could go inside of they they're using AI to go inside your messages and they're using it to uh read all your messages now. and they can ban you based on what you said in a private message, right? And so they're they're claiming that this is for them to um this is for uh child. I need to be careful when I say this stuff, you know, because they they might come get me.

[00:07:59]They got the power. But um they say it's it says to protect the children, but I don't believe that [ __ ] I believe that what they're doing is they're getting they're just farming data. Everything about AI is data, right? So, they deleted my [ __ ] and I tried to go on Meta and I tried to um I tried to tell them like, "Hey, like I think my my my Instagram was deleted. Like, can you guys do something about that?" The problem is is they took out all of human interactions, human workers, and they left it with robots. So, there's no humans at the at the Meta headquarters.

[00:08:33]They're just letting their [ __ ] AI go a muck. What's good? What's good? So now not now, not not only is there is there AI, but this is specifically Instagram, which I think is the devil, by the way.

[00:08:42]I mean, I I never Oh my god, I have so much stuff I want to talk about. Um, but Instagram and Meta since they're together, there's no one at the studio, so their AI is just being a bad actor running around deleting people's [ __ ] right? That's strike two.

[00:08:59]So I'm sitting back and I was telling you guys uh like I think it was like two or three days ago, right? And I look over and I I was on UNF. UNF is the is the MMA program that I fight for, okay, that I fight in. And they were they they had a special case or like on their podcast where they were talking about like, yeah, you know, the UFC uh unveiled some robots and they have something called uh the the rankings.

[00:09:27]UFC has a ranking system, right? So I'm sitting back staring at it. I'm like, "Oh, well, with robots, right?" I was just staring at that. I was like, "Oh, that's cool." Um, you know, like they're like who? Someone's trying to get UFC really don't know, but someone's trying to get data because the problem with robots right now is the the the problem that they're having with robots is making the mo the robots fluidly move.

[00:09:53]They're struggling with this [ __ ] right? and and uh I believe and this is the topic of this video, martial arts is what's going to teach robots how to move. So I was like, "Oh, that's cool."

[00:10:04]Like somebody is the one who um is has came up with the same idea that I have.

[00:10:12]Tell me why it's [ __ ] Meta. And I seen that [ __ ] Meta hooked up with the UFC and they're getting data about fighting.

[00:10:28]And guess what? When they announced that [ __ ] it was on my birthday. Instant. I said, "You know what? I'm sold. Call me delusional.

[00:10:39]Something's going on. Call me delusional." They announced that [ __ ] on my birthday. I was like, "Call me delusional now." Because that's strike three, dog. That's strike three.

[00:10:48]That's strike three, dog. Uhuh. Uhuh. I don't know what's going on, but I don't trust Meta. I don't trust Meta of all people. And and and I'm going to tell you why I don't trust them. There it has nothing to do with Mark Zuckerberg.

[00:11:03]Maybe it does. But the fact that I had a dream about corporations taking over and and controlling the way we view society, like literally messing with our our perception, then Meta allows their AI to run a muk. And then number three, on my birthday now, Meta is the is the people that are going into uh getting data for uh for for fighting. And I understand that's for for fighting [ __ ] robots.

[00:11:30]Uh-uh. [ __ ] that. I said, "No, they you you guys look look. I want y'all to understand this. I want y'all to understand this.

[00:11:40]That they haven't figured out. They're trying right now. We're in an industrial revolution right now." And that's why I find it so crazy that these young people hate AI. I said, "We are like, if you are trying to change the world, you should be coding." Like, AI is the new thing. That's the That's the new oil.

[00:11:58]I'm telling you guys, that right there is the new oil. So, what was I going to say? So, the bad actor [ __ ] if if Meta gets a hold of robots and data and stuff like that, and they already they already letting their [ __ ] go like go stupid, right? I'mma tell you guys why that's a problem. See, I'm a big understanding. I I've I'm not just some [ __ ] nerd, okay? Like I ain't gonna say Playboy, but you know I I can if you put me in the room that's I instead of just like bragging, if you put me in the room with a fine ass chick, I bet you I could I could I could do something. If she doesn't know who I am or what I'm trying to do, I bet you I could leave an impression on her. Maybe get her number and we and we could talk for a long time or whatever. Do whatever. I I promise you I'm that confident. So the reason why I say this is because I am a big proponent. He said Gen Z can't read. I'm a big proponent of toxic relationships. I understand toxic relationships so well. You said the dude in the Spider-Man rash guard is nerd shocker, right? But I know toxic relationships very well. And one thing I've learned about toxic relationships is when people, specifically guys, n never say I can change her. You can't change that [ __ ] and and girls, if you're dealing with a guy and you think you could change him, you can't change that [ __ ] People don't change the your the only thing that can make them change is your boundaries and your ability to walk away and and have options. Okay. So, looking at Meta and how they're I already have a toxic relationship with Meta, right? They don't know who the [ __ ] I am, but they like it's it's one of the most pettiest things that they probably started with me, right?

[00:13:51]They have a like the way that I'm already seeing that you guys are allowing your AI to do anything and whatever the [ __ ] it wants and you're not correcting that [ __ ] or addressing that [ __ ] right? Like the same way we say like um we say like a if a father creates a spoiled girl like that like that hurts society. Now, imagine you have a [ __ ] corporation with a spoiled ass AI that's not checked, you know? This goes back to Aszmoff's uh three laws uh for for AI or some [ __ ] you know? Like, it's crazy. I [ __ ] that.

[00:14:23]So, let me read what you guys have to say. Let me read what you guys have to say for a second.

[00:14:28]Let me read what you guys have to say.

[00:14:29]I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Let me see. Uh you said, "Seeing two robots fighting a cage, be fired." that we're getting to all that because this right here I feel like I feel like this is a lane. I feel like this is a big lane right now that we're going to be considered as corny, right? But this is going to be huge. I I I know it is. I I know it is. Someone said, "Yeah, companies are heartless, man. The layoffs have been absolutely insane.

[00:14:53]Thousands of people getting laid off."

[00:14:54]And and I I had a theory a while ago and I posted this on Tik Tok and the Tik Tok girlies got on my head and they were like, "Haha." I'm like, "You girl, you [ __ ] are dumb." Like I said, I think that in the future, I think AI is going to harm women more than men. I think me personally that um the women of tomorrow is going to hate the women of today.

[00:15:15]I've said that because the women of today have conditioned a lot of men to dislike women, right? And the women of tomorrow is going to be so pissed off because now you're going to have men dating robots, right? There, oh my god, there's so much stuff going on. But um I seen today that I sound crazy, right?

[00:15:34]Like I sound crazy as [ __ ] but I I looked up today. I was scrolling and there was this big think piece about how artificial intelligence is harming women the most. I'm like I [ __ ] tried to tell everybody. I [ __ ] like that was a a theory I had a year ago, right? And I tried to tell everybody. I said, "AI like, have you ever noticed that women like the whole the whole um women don't like when your when the boyfriend turns on the video game?" In a weird ass way, I think social media I'm going to read you guys comments. I'm sorry. I have so much to say about this [ __ ] In a weird way, I think social media, the way it's had an effect on women, I think artificial intelligence and robots is going to have that effect on men. the biggest proponents of the ones who are pushing um this this stuff forward like AI and all this stuff is men. Okay, it's men, right? And like the people who are [ __ ] the robots is men. Like it's men. It's all men doing this [ __ ] Like men have a really like men are really interested in reality and women are interested in perceptional things, right? So social media affects women a certain way more than it affects men.

[00:16:51]That's why like the divide of men are becoming more conservative and women are becoming liberal. That's [ __ ] social media doing that, right? Um but what's going to really like make men go this way is going to be artificial intelligence and robots. And I think that's going to affect women the most.

[00:17:07]We'll talk about that another time.

[00:17:08]That's that that's some cool [ __ ] Uh you say, "Yeah, companies have are heartless." Oh yeah yeah yeah. We're going to talk about that. So let me see.

[00:17:14]um seeing robots cage fighting will be like chess engines. I think we'll finally get to see some real kung fu. I think we're going to see um we're it's going to be deeper than that. It's gonna we're going back to coliseum rules.

[00:17:25]That's what it's going to look like. I think um we're going to see some actual coliseum type [ __ ] you know? Uh that's what I think is going to be dope. You say, "I used to work at the Tesla Vermont Center on a line that was all people. I got promotion, went to another job, I heard a few weeks ago that the whole line is going out and replace robots." Yes. Like I think um Amazon has now full robotic factories. You said how much money did Meta lose from the virtual world stuff? I think like a billion something. They lost a lot of money from that [ __ ] Uh but they're not done like them messing with that. It's called Meta Rankings, UFC Meta Rankings.

[00:18:01]Like um I'mma I'mma look into that. I'm going to make sure we are on top of that and we understand that because that right there I don't know what they're trying to do with that. I think that's the wrong direction of what you should be doing with artificial intelligence to get your robots. But one thing I do know is these guys are farming data at all times. These guys these guys are farming data. I don't know what data they need from that, but I think that's the wrong direction to get um if you're trying to get robots in into uh the world. You said, "Dog, I had a vivid shark dream a couple nights ago. Shook me to my core."

[00:18:33]Yeah, those are Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:18:35]No, I feel you. You say, "Jenz can't read." That's funny as hell. Uh, you say, "Hey, bro, I suck in noi. How can I get good? What should I work on?" I'm like 5'7 and skinny. You're like my height. What should I work on? You need to work on um your your movement. Your movement. And you should have better cardio than everyone else. You said, "Have you seen X Mach Deis X Machima?" I know ex I know all about it, but I've never actually like paid attention to it. I'm gonna go check it out because now I feel like it's it's starting to become more and more apparent. I love science fiction, by the way, guys. I love science fiction, but um it was funny like Chad GBT told me that I'm I'm more of interested in um like my my understanding of things is more of like a Frankenstein. Like I see things like a Frankenstein like um it was telling me like you you need to read Frankenstein.

[00:19:24]It's so funny. Frankenstein is one of my favorite books, but it it it it classified me as so uh Franken So for those who don't know, Frankenstein is not the actual creature. Okay, Frankenstein is the doctor. Okay, and I forgot what chat GPT classified me as, but this right here would tell you guys like my whole thought process. I would have loved Frankenstein.

[00:19:49]I would have loved Frankenstein, Dr. or or the creation, his his the creature. I would have loved the creature because I created that [ __ ] right? But Dr. Frankenstein was terrified and he ran away from it, right? Um, and the and like Frankenstein is literally the modern Mary Shelly is the godfather of science fiction, dude. And yeah, you said I did. I think it's funny how the inventor m her face off his corn history. Did you look up Phoenix Jones?

[00:20:20]I I haven't I I I didn't get to, bro. I I didn't get to I ended up um doing some stuff. I I need to I I be telling you guys after the stream, write like literally go on and type some stuff like type what you because I I look back at the comments. I can't see the live comments though. I cannot see that.

[00:20:40]Unfortunately, I can't see the live comments. But if you guys go and you guys comment things that you wanted me that you wanted to ask me or you want me to look at, I will go back and I can see that and I can go actually look it up.

[00:20:51]But I can't see the live comments. Uh but back to why now I I haven't got to the point of why uh robots need martial arts. And to get to put it blunt, right now robots specifically artificial intelligence. So when I say robots, I'm talking about AI as well. But right now AI has basically stolen every [ __ ] thing. Like it's it the the way AI works, the the language of AI is statistics. Okay, that means it needs data. All right, the language of men is is competitiveness um strategy and stuff like that. So there is a a beautiful marriage between um men and artificial intelligence, right? That's why I said I think um artificial intelligence and robots is going to affect men for the better in my opinion more than women. Of course, there's going to be a lot of think pieces of of this stuff or whatever. Um, but I think it's going to be for the better. This, but maybe maybe not cuz the way just look at how men are attracted to their not attracted like that.

[00:21:59]Sorry guys, but they're locked in on their video games. It's going to be like that, but it's going to be like an actual life-sized partner that's going to be following you around. Anyways, um, so why does robots need martial arts?

[00:22:15]Because right now robots do not understand how to actually move. It's taken all the written history, the written records and it's taken more written records of humans. Right? So one of the biggest things that's being talked about that AI has learned how to do is AI has learned how to lie. AI knows right now. That's why I believe um Chad GBT is alive. I believe that AI is sentient right now because they're talking about how the bigger the the bigger that these models get, right? The um more s like self-aware that they're becoming. So right now what these scientists are trying to do or these uh coders is they're creating all of these things to show so so the AI could show that it's alive so they could erase that [ __ ] right? But the more they do that, the more the more um self-aware AI gets. So the the the difference of if you go watch i, robot or like all these these u like Terminator and all this stuff, right?

[00:23:23]Like our problem if robots were to take over is these [ __ ] going to be excellent liars. They're going to be excellent liars. They're going to be master liars just like us, right? Um, you say, "I use AI to figure out how to get superpowers for engineering. I use it for coding. Also, what happened to Facebook ads? They're sending me a bunch of adult AI ads." I think that's just thing. I just think um I don't know. It's that's weird. I I get you though. The inventor of the movie is my favorite actor. Gotcha. Um, back to what I was saying. So, AI has all of these inventions. Okay.

[00:24:01]No, not inventions. It has all this data.

[00:24:04]The problem that they're having is that it doesn't understand how to um it doesn't understand how to move around. It doesn't understand fighting to be exact. Okay. Make sure that doesn't All right. Cool. See my something happened to my screen for a second. Um so they it it needs martial arts to teach it. Martial arts is basically the um it's the science of the strength the strengths and weakness of the human body of how the human body moves. So someone earlier brought up they said hey have you seen the artificial intelligence in um or no the robots in China. Well the reason why I wasn't interested in the robots in China is because it's actually like last I checked the robots in China are uh controlled like handheld controlled. So, those aren't actual like robots making like there it's someone playing with the robot like and making it move, which is cool, but I'm not interested in that. I mean, I'm more interested in AI making decisions fighting another AI. I'm more interested in that. But when I seen um UFC attempting and and I don't even think like now that I looked kind of into it, they're really more interested in the uh rankings like going stat by stat trying to say like what fighter actually uh statistically would be the best fighter and I think I'mma look into that. But uh I feel like they're missing out on something really big that they have.

[00:25:33]You know, I think I think that's what they're doing. You know, you said this guy has low IQ. You damn right I do. I have low IQ.

[00:25:44]You damn right. You know, I love telling people I'm stupid because I think like it's um if you if you walk around No, no, no. Uh you I think we got like I'm gonna get off at like uh over here is 6:25. I think I'm going to get off at 6:40 because I got to teach tonight. So you you're not we we in here. We, you know, it's gonna be it's gonna be kind of a shorter shorter live tonight. Uh, and I might get back on later, maybe.

[00:26:10]That's not a promise, though, because I got a bunch of stuff I want to post.

[00:26:13]But, so, so where do I come in? What do I want to do specifically for artificial intelligence and robots and stuff? I want to create now, like I've said it before, I want to create a robot that knows how to fight, but now I'm starting to see that that actually might be like a lucrative thing. Like I I I that was just something that was a hobby that I just wanted to do because I thought that was going to be [ __ ] cool. But now more than ever, I want to do that. And I believe that the the actual key I I believe that Thank you. You say, "I might stop by your gym open mats." Oh, try it. Come come come right through. I don't know if I'm at the open mats usually lately. I I'm not going to be training this week or next week. I think I've been uh messing around with social media and stuff. been kind of busy. And then I I wanna I might get one more MMA fight by the end of the year or I might get back in it. Um get back I want like three three or four fights next year. I want I want to be active next year. But I want to get this social media stuff back up because as Ghost know, Ghost is like one of my oldest guys up in here.

[00:27:15]He knows like sometimes if I get overwhelmed I'll stop I'll stop live streaming for a while. So I'm trying to develop something like a skill set to live stream constantly and then go do martial arts. It's a weird balance. But back to what I want to do with my um with my with my AI.

[00:27:32]I believe the actual answer to creating artificial intelligence or robots that can actually move is jiu-jitsu. I'm sorry it took me forever to get to that [ __ ] conclusion. But for those who are listening, this is the the conclusion of what I believe and why I think that I have a um the answer to it.

[00:27:53]Like I just recently released uh the seven pins of jiu-jitsu. That right there is something that like believe it or not that's like that that's worth a billion dollars for this AI [ __ ] You know for us it's like oh that's cool like you know like some people like it or whatever but that's like worth a billion dollars because that's a gross movement that they could give their robots to do to practice movement. But the only problem is that they don't understand like the way I understand martial arts and the way I break it down and the way I give checkpoints and stuff like that. That is what I'mma give my ride, right? That's what I'mma give it.

[00:28:34]That's the way it's going to think. But I think like right now there's ju even if they steal my ideas, there's three things that this thing needs. It needs pictures, which there's not enough pictures of martial arts, especially jiu-jitsu. That's why they're struggling to get these things to move. Um, and I'm gonna start studying robotics, too. But they need pictures for the for the AI.

[00:28:54]They need video and they need u actual like data. Okay? So, they need pictures of it. They need videos of it. And they need data like like written records of it. The problem is, especially something like jiu-jitsu, it's boring. It It's so interesting. Of all things, the very thing that they need, there's not enough information about it on the internet.

[00:29:15]Uh, that's why I started breaking down jiu-jitsu more and start breaking it down for free because if you look on on the internet, they're striking everywhere. They're striking topics. There's they're struggling with striking right now. But I think eventually they'll figure out how to get certain striking motions out. But grappling, there's not enough for that. And then even if they get all three of those, if you ask me, well, Smitty, what is what is your uh what's going to be different about your AI than their AI?

[00:29:49]Nuance. That's the word. Nuance. It's going to be nuance. Because what I want to do, I'm going to tell you guys my dream that I'm trying to do. Oh, I had a dream. What I want to do is right now I'm drawing jiu-jitsu positions. So, I got the pictures and then eventually I'm going to get into animation uh using Procreate. So, and this is gonna be I'm gonna explain jiu-jitsu to you guys, but I'm g I'm using it for drawing. Okay?

[00:30:15]And then I'm learning coding so I can uh create an app for you guys where it's easy where you can have it you can have in your hand the app and you can lit what I want to do is I want to have videos of you um like videos of me explaining jiu-jitsu and I want to build a culture where people can upload their their their uh videos and or or be on the form form and they say that their what their problem is and I want to create a culture where people like to get points you have to help other people you have to give them the answer that's what it's going to be like you're you have to give them the answer and provide pictures videos and data points of what you're talking about maybe examples right so what that what that's going to do simultaneously is it's going to give me data right and it's going to help out and make jiujitsu simple Okay. Then after that, what I plan on doing is uh once I start understanding robot robotics, for those who don't know, I'm really big into uh um drones. I love flying drones, right?

[00:31:28]That right there I believe like um one of flying one of flying drones biggest problems is like following people around. So the way I see and it's loud as [ __ ] you know. Um, I don't know how to do that one, but I haven't looked into drones for a while, but like it's if you ever fly a drone, that shit's loud as [ __ ] Okay, it's loud as [ __ ] But if I could figure out how to get that propeller to be um that propeller to be like quiet, right? And you take that and bring that to to jiu-jitsu competitions and let it record people. Now you have now you have live actual data of real competitors doing things people don't know like jiu-jitsu for jiu-jitsu to be interesting it needs social media and I just feel like I am one it I have a weird niche of a skill set to make it like that. You get what I'm saying?

[00:32:24]I love the drones racing leagues. Those are really cool. Those are really cool.

[00:32:28]You said um Albert uh I'm actually about to invest in Solid Works perpetual license to start working on robots. I'm telling you. You said like a a Oh, sorry. Almost. You said like a conceptual course on an app. Yes. But like the problem is if you guys are just waiting on me, I'm one person. So there's only so much I can do. I am getting better. By the way, if you just walked in, please like the video. It helps me tremendously. Helps. I love it more than money right now. But um like if you guys are just waiting on me, it takes me [ __ ] forever to get to the point and explain things to you. Like it took me forever to explain that I believe the I think jiu-jitsu is what's going to get the robots moving around.

[00:33:09]Um but if if I create an app and I create a culture of people getting rewarded for providing pictures, videos, and data points to answer their question where there's no stupid questions, right?

[00:33:24]Um, well, of course, you know, some people might just be trolling, right?

[00:33:27]And then maybe people could um I don't know, but I want to create like a culture like that now. Um, within this database, you have it just jiu-jitsu is made made more simple.

[00:33:41]Maybe it could be like a social media for jiu-jitsu, right? Um, like an Instagram for jiu-jitsu. It has news and all that stuff. It'll be dope. I think that would be dope as hell. It's going to take a minute uh because I'm only one man, but the more and more when I seen that meta ranking [ __ ] like that, I don't know like that that like sparked a soul like a fire in my soul, you know, cuz I was like, "Oh, like that's strike three." Not only did I have a dream about a nightmare about Meta Glasses and then they met Meta you just not policing their AI properly.

[00:34:19]um deleted my Instagram. Years of hard work deleted one in one hour. Um and then number three, they they brought out the meta rankings on my birthday. To me, I'm like, nah, that's uh you know that that's too coincidental.

[00:34:37]You said uh someone once again go said, "I've been waiting on one of those drones from drone racing league."

[00:34:44]You said, "I've been wanting one of those drones." I love that. That's so cool. Well, I wish they I wish they could make it look like a little bit cooler cuz all you just see is like flashes going by. But you say that sounds like Yahoo Answers that fell apart because of the elitism. I think a martial arts I think a martial arts one would be good, but there would be a mat and competition attendance that affects your score, too. That would be Yeah.

[00:35:09]Yeah. You're right. You're right. Yeah.

[00:35:11]Well, no. what what I would want to build cuz I want my personality in there. So, in my opinion, maybe there could be like levels. There could be belts actually. There could be belts, maybe. So, maybe there could be like a tier of white belts and maybe there could be a tier of blue belts, right?

[00:35:30]So, if maybe you're sitting back and you're having too much elitism in the blue belt section of these people asking these dumbass questions, take your ass to the purple tier or the brown belt tier or the black belt tier. Go there and stay there. You get what I'm saying?

[00:35:44]And maybe if someone's asking too many basic questions in a specific tier, force them to go down to another tier.

[00:35:52]So, like if you want to be elite and snoody about this [ __ ] there there should be a certain section for you. You know, you see, I was thinking about recording my wife and I in a park with my DJI. Yeah. Like uh I think I love DJI. You guys are starting to find out I love all this stuff. I love it. But um I feel like this is a lane that I want to start talking about now. Like regular martial arts, of course. Of course. But uh just AI in general, the um AI news, what AI is doing to the gender dynamics, AI and creativity. Um, I I I am really big on AI and neuroscience. I believe truly believe that AI can solve dreams.

[00:36:34]I think AI can record dreams. I think it can. I I just think we haven't because I I found out that we have um that there's um signals that our brain does when we're sleep. And I think that the AI could if you had if you had like a helmet or something like maybe maybe in the future it would just be temple strips maybe you know but like if you had like a helmet that was on your head and it could it could get I don't know how it would happen but it could get the signals and then create a picture of what you what you were seeing. Um like maybe on this side of the brain it was it's reacting to when you see when when you see eyes or something like that stuff like that. I think that would be really dope. You said keyboard warrior elitism. Yeah, we would get rid of that [ __ ] Like I I think um I like what Ghost said. I like what Ghost said, but it's going to be hard to really check if someone went into training. Or maybe they could take a picture. Um that would be cool. Maybe they could record them rolling and getting a specific submission. Maybe that's a thing. Um and maybe people I don't know. There's so many ways. There's so many ways you say, "Oh, yeah. I tried to look up your Instagram and couldn't find it. They deleted it." Yeah, they deleted that.

[00:37:53]Meta just hopped up and deleted my Instagram. And um it's it's frustrating because I was like, "Yo, I I I paid for the Meta stuff, tried to contact them, and it was just some Indian in um way across in a third world country talking about there's nothing they could do."

[00:38:08]And I was like, "What's the [ __ ] point of paying for this [ __ ] if y'all ain't gonna help me out?" So, um, and it's just their AI. They're letting their AI run a muck. They didn't delete my Facebook, though. And from that point on, it was just it was wartime. I I I stopped trusting Meta at that point. And then I see that they made um I'm I'm a true I don't even know if it's really Mark Zuckerberg. Like, I feel like if I was to talk to Mark Zuckerberg, maybe he would be shocked, you know? He there's probably other [ __ ] he's working on, you know? Uh, but I don't know. I don't blame it strictly on him, but he is the figure face of it. So, I guess [ __ ] Mark. But like right now, if I was to talk to Mark and found out he I wouldn't be too mad, you know? Um, he said, "I want to hack the brain."

[00:38:51]Eventually, I'm trying to develop tech for that. Like hacking the brain, it's dreams, dog. I think dreams. Dreams. And that's what I'm saying like like for robots need martial arts because even the martial artist mind like that right there.

[00:39:07]Maybe that's the conclusion. The conclusion is robots need martial arts because martial arts is the embodiment of intelligence under pressure. There it is. Yes. Yes. That's what it is. Rob.

[00:39:27]The reason why robots need martial arts is because martial arts teaches pressure teaches their intelligence under pressure. And not just that, but how to properly move. So, oh my gosh, you see this this this is the light bulb moment for me. Why do robots need martial arts? Because eventually it's going to learn. Like one thing about jiu-jitsu is you know when to put pressure, when not to put pressure. You know, yinyang is nothing but uh technique, right? Patience, precision, technique, and also um when to be hard, like when to put pressure and when to like hold back. Why the [ __ ] does that matter? Why is that important? Well, if you want AI to eventually help help uh doctors, right, with uh heart surgery, that pressure right there, you can learn it the you can learn that from martial arts. But let's say a earthquake happened, right? I I'm really known. Um not known, not [ __ ] known, but I know a lot about the Philippines. Talk to a lot of Filipinos and Jensen. Shout out to the Jensen people. There was a big ass massive earthquake.

[00:40:38]Let's say you was able to get robots in there and it understands like how to properly pull someone out. Like maybe they're pulling someone and someone screams and they're like it starts testing. Okay, human blah blah blah blah blah. I need to move them a certain way.

[00:40:53]Like like handling a human um that's in a rubble, right? Like on some uh 911 stuff, you know, like have y'all seen the World Trade Center movie? a whole movie where these guys are trapped under the after the World Trade Center blew up and they were trapped under there and eventually it took humans to pull them out. But imagine a robot going in and doesn't understand pressure and force that this guy's leg is stuck and pulls him out and rips his leg out. You get what I'm saying? Martial arts will help with that. Let's say um people are in a retirement home, a group home, right?

[00:41:23]And someone doesn't have family and needs someone to talk to, right? And someone to actually care for them at all times. Um, if a if a AI or a robot understands martial arts and understands this person's elderly, elderly care, how to you see how my [ __ ] mind works, dog? Martial arts is what's going to is going to correct that. That's what I have to say about all that. Yeah, that's what I have to say. That's my conclusion on that. You know, that's it. That's all I have to say. I'mma answer some questions and uh I'mma hop off and I'mma get dressed so I can go teach. But I'm I'mma give it like five minutes, maybe four minutes and then I'm gonna go over here and go teach. This is great. This is great. But we're gonna we're going to talk more about more sci-fi. We're going to keep it martial arts as well, but um I think AI news is a martial arts uh problem. I think um that's I think AI might be a subset of martial arts later on. like we're gonna see like uh coliseum stuff like right now it's it's stupid but I remember when I first um oh so after this video is done you said where do I post Phoenix Jones after this after I get off stream click this I don't know if you guys are able to but click the stream and just comment like hey can you look up blah blah blah right and I I look back at this stuff and I read stuff you know if you commented then Now, excuse me. I will know next live stream to answer that question. Or maybe you miss the question, you come in, you bring it up, I will know because I I I do my homework. I do my homework. But like right now with me talking and we're talking about Phoenix Jones, I promise you. I promise you. I know myself. The moment peace, take care, click, I'm gonna forget about you. Not like I'm going be thinking like, okay, what do I want to teach him today? cuz today I have to teach um uh how to I need to teach side control and how to escape side control. So the moment I get off stream I'm going to be thinking okay how do I do that and then I'm going be thinking about um like the you see like you see what I'm saying? So but then to I'm up all night so I'm looking at I'm looking at the chat. If I if I was able to read this chat I would be I I would remember but they don't I don't know.

[00:43:41]YouTube's kind of weird. It doesn't show the chats. I don't know why it doesn't do that. Yeah, it doesn't show the chats.

[00:43:48]It just shows me sitting here talking.

[00:43:51]Uh, but eventually, thank you for the likes, everybody. We got 10 likes. I love that. You said, "I like using under hooks to escape BSI control." Yeah, that that's that's the beginning of that stuff. There there's many things I think. You know what? I'm gonna teach the ghost escape today. I'm going to teach the ghost escape today. Yes, I'm gonna teach that. That's going to be um a solid um I'm I'm actually known for that [ __ ] Like if you're not careful with me, you will suddenly like you're on top of me and suddenly you're getting submitted.

[00:44:25]You're like what the [ __ ] just happened, you know? Like that's me. Yes. It's called the ghost escape. If you're under somebody, right, there's a way. So like imagine their head is right here and their body is right here. All you simply do is take this, you're on this side where their hips is at. You go under and you grab the other side of the hips and you literally like go this way and it puts you straight into a um I think that's a dar. I think that's a dar. I never actually looked to see. I think it has to be a dar. I don't know if it if it's a anaconda choke or a dar, but I need to look at it. Let me let me think.

[00:45:00]That's a dar. You see what I'm saying?

[00:45:03]You need my mind to teach a robot that [ __ ] You know, like that's a dar. Yeah, cuz it goes it's neck first, not armpit first. Let me see. Yeah, that's Yeah, it's neck first. That's neck first. Yep.

[00:45:14]It's a dar. Yep.

[00:45:16]Dar goes neck first to neck to armpit.

[00:45:20]And um Anaconda goes armpit to neck. So if you go this for the jiu-jitsu nerds, if you go um if you go neck to armpit, it's all arms. Well, not all arms, but I like to use arms. I use more of a neck crank. But if it's um if you go if you're doing an anaconda choke, like a head and arm choke and stuff like that.

[00:45:42]No, I might have said that wrong. A head and arm choke is not an anaconda choke, but stuff like that. Definitely anaconda choke. You go armpit to neck, so you have to use your chest for the choke.

[00:45:52]Two different things. Two different things. So, uh yeah, I'm I'm a I'm wicked with that dar choke, though. Uh hell yeah, y'all got me talking. All right, it's it's uh 6:45 over here in California. This is a great live stream.

[00:46:06]I'm about to hop off because I I got to be there on time. I can't be there late.

[00:46:10]Uh please like it. If you if there was something that you wanted me to talk about, we're going to keep talking about artificial intelligence AI with the martial arts. I'm going to start talking more about AI news and I'm gonna try to see how I can connect it to martial arts itself as well to keep it uh just like that, like keep it um in conjunction, the continuency, relevancy. We're going to keep it just like that. Like like the stream. I appreciate you guys. If there's something you want me to talk about once the stream is over, go into the comment section, type it. Type it down. Say, "Hey, Smitty, can you talk about this next time?" Or, "Hey, Smitty, there was one part you was talking about. You fell off." You know, um, you're in Marietta.

[00:46:52]Uh, I I'm I'm in LA. I teach 10th plan West LA, but type it down. And, uh, I'm gonna be on tomorrow. I want to talk about other stuff. So far, I think what it's it's June 6th, I think, or what what June? June 5th. So, I'm trying to get on live stream every day. There's a bunch of stuff I want to keep talking about. I love you guys. I have to go teach, so I can't uh sit back and keep talking right now. But you guys be safe.

[00:47:16]I'll be on tomorrow. I don't know the time. You I'll just pop up on. Love you as always. Be safe.