(0:00)Are churches becoming pagan?
Do you realize that the way churches are built comes from pagan traditions? Aha. Right? Right? But but you know what? The church has always mingled with society. Yeah. And the church is many times a reflection of what is going on. The way The way we dress to church is a reflection of the society and the culture that we're in. The tools we use in church, when my grandparents went to church, they did not have synthesizers, right? They did not have, you know, strobe lights and smoke machines. No, seriously. They had their hands and their voices. That's all they had. So, why why do we go all up in arms? Oh, pastors are using air. Well, pastors are also using microphones. Unfiltered. What AI does is that it aggregates data. Yeah. Right? And leans into one set of the data or or or, you know, or of or decides this is the most accurate. Many times probably it's due to um the number of people who uh um um reviewing it. Right. Right. But then it then starts to blame you like you're the one who didn't mix the eggs properly. And then you go check and find out that that was way too much liquid in it, you know? So, you do have to know a little bit Mhm. about what you're doing when it comes to um um using AI for for for baking. If you don't have a clue, Then you're lost. Yeah, it could it could be very frustrating. Right. Yeah.
(1:32)Is AI actually creative?
I think recently what I've been using AI for, I've been kind of using it for like my social media, my business, um what else? I was trying to find I've been seeing people use AI to like make videos. Yeah. But they're using their face. I was like, "How you guys do this? This is This is This is This is This is So, that's the thing, right? There are There are all sorts of I'm lacking this. So, what they do is they use their face like an avatar. Yeah. Right? And they they they they the AI puts their face on some person. Mhm. Right? But it's an avatar. Right. Yeah. Right? So, it's I found it's a it's a it's a it's a it's a rabbit hole. It is. Right? Of of stuff. There's so much you can do with it. Yeah. Good and bad. Right? And and and well and bad. Very bad. Right? Because I realized now that a lot of what you see and you think are real people Right. are not necessarily real people. Yeah. Yeah. pictures are not real pictures. You know, I I I said to we we created recipes for some cookies and I was like, "Okay, give me a visual of what this cookie looks like." And I couldn't tell that it was fake. And these cookies don't exist. Yeah. Right. They weren't They've never been baked. For all I know, that recipe doesn't exist anywhere. Right? And it created this and I was like, "Man, I want to eat this." So, AI for me AI for me is is is is is research. Mhm. Right? Um it doesn't really create anything. Mhm. Right? It aggregates what already exists. There is only one creator. Yeah. God is the only being that creates out of nothing. Mhm. AI does is that it aggregates data. Mhm. Right? And spits out um the the the product of that aggregation based on whatever prompt you you you put into it. So, I'm not as um concerned about it because what we see it started with Google. Right. Right? That's how it started, right? Where they would all of this data, but they would it would be like a million links. Mhm. And nobody's clicking on a million links. Like nobody goes to page two of Google. Yeah. WHO GOES TO PAGE TWO OF GOOGLE? IF YOU'RE REALLY DETERMINED, you go to page two, you go to page three. By the time you go to page three, you're like, "Man, Nothing here. There's nothing here." Right. Right? So, what AI does, I think, in my is that it it it it it just packs all of that into one page. Mhm. Right? I tried
(3:57)AI: The new Google search
writing code um building an app Mhm. with it, right? Yeah. But again, all it was doing, right? Was aggregating data. Right. Bits of data all over the world all over the place. Mhm. Right? They had They created these systems that can pull this data right? From you know, um I I was trying to uh build an app to to to um to give me the accurate Hebrew calendar Yeah. from scripture. Mhm. Right? And the Hebrew calendar, correct me if I'm wrong, was um is has to do has a lot to do with when the moon rises and when the moon sets. I think so. Right? But that's not data that is not available. You just have to know where to look. Mhm. Right? And what AI did was it knew where to look, right? And was pulling the data from that resource. It didn't create the data. It didn't sit outside and look at the moon. Right. Right? There's a website that I didn't know about. Exactly. It's a website, right? It's on the internet, right? And it goes and it pulls the data from some other website. Mhm. Right? And that made me realize that, you know, this thing is not the genius they're making it sound. Yeah. Right? All it is doing is aggregating information that we have already put online. Mhm. Right? As opposed to it's not reading books if the books are not online. Exactly. That's very true. Everything it does, it pulls from what is available online. It doesn't go and read Encyclopedia Britannica, you know, first edition that has never been online. Mhm. So, if it's online, it will find it. find it. Yeah. So, it's almost like I I I'm not a science person, but that is how I perceive it. So, I don't look at it with this "Oh my god, AI." You know? It is If you're comfortable with Google, right? Then you can be comfortable with AI. You you be not being comfortable with AI is just like, come on. Come on. It's like I remember when we were we were riding bicycles. Now we're driving electric cars. It's the evolution of technology. Yeah. Right? I get worried if AI ever gets to the point where it is truly self- determining. Right? Where it is not functioning based off of prompts, right? But it is by itself able to create, you know, information or access You You know what I mean? Yeah, I know. When it becomes a sovereign being, a sovereign entity,
(6:18)When AI becomes sentient
independent of what anybody is doing. Mhm. Oh, that's what we saw in the what we saw in Terminator. So, we are slowly getting there on that. Well, then then that's that's a that's a problem. I think it's called like some sort of my sentient AI. Yes, sentient. Yes, that's self-determining. Self-learning AI. Well, it's it's self-learning already, Right. right? Everything is is is the algorithms, again, based off of the data that we give it. But when it starts to make decisions Mhm. on its own as opposed to gathering data Yeah. for you to access. When it starts to take the data and actually act on it by itself without being prompted, Mhm. right? That is a problem. There have been cases. Well, then we've got a problem. There have been cases. Then we've got a problem that if AI has gotten to the point where it's sentient, where it's it it's a sentient thing, right? It actually becomes some kind of humanoid, right? Some kind of creature. Right. Right? Um created by us, but independent of us. Mhm. Right? That's problematic. And then And then we find ourselves in the Terminator trilogy. So, then what So, then what about like when we want to use this tool in church then and having this data we're just using it as like a big huge Google. Yeah. What was it What was it that you heard that people are kind of using AI for in the church? to a to a certain extent I've heard that some pastors might or have been using AI to Right. write sermons. Absolutely. I I So, so it
(7:50)The iPad hypocrisy
Christians, we're just a bunch of comedians, right? And and sometimes we're like we behave like Neanderthals. Like we're just dumb. Seriously, speak for you. We Let me explain Let me explain why I'm so irritated, right? Okay. I remember a time Mhm. before iPads, right? Where I heard this story Mhm. about some people went for some big conference, Mhm. right? And the the the leader the female the She was a woman, right? Mhm. people whipped out their iPads and they were taking notes and taking pictures. And she she went on. Yeah. They didn't have physical Bibles. They had their Bibles on their iPads. And she trashed all of them that, you know, now you're doing iPad, you don't read your Bible anymore. One thing one thing one thing. The next year she came with her own iPad and was taking pictures. You know, and and and that's the thing, right? hypocritical. It It's It's We just have this knee-jerk reaction to technology sometimes, right? That you would think that Christianity was a religion or a faith that belonged in in in the dark ages or something. I don't even know what how to describe it. Right. We use Google, right? When I got saved, there was no Google Yeah. right? That I had access to. So, for example, if you wanted to know the Hebrew meaning of a word, you had to use a concordance. Mhm. Right? And the concordance is literally this thick, right? You're going to sit down and search through the words because you don't know you don't know what this word is. Yeah. Right? Search through it, right? To find the word You have to find the Strong's The book was called Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible. You have to find the word, right? And then you have to know how to go to different books to get the meaning of the word, right? Yeah? Now, you've got Google, right? And then you can Google what is the Hebrew meaning of um of of this word. What is the Hebrew translation of it? Mhm. Right? And that is what you do. I remember um in 2002 or 3, some softwares came out that helped you study the Bible. One of it was Logos, right? Very expensive. My God. These things were ridiculously expensive, right? And what they did was they aggregated information and put it at your fingertips, right? It made Bible study more efficient. Right? Now, I don't use Logos anymore. I paid $400, $500, and I'm talking when $400, $500 was a lot of money to get access to that software. Right? Now, I don't use Logos anymore. All I do is go online, go to Google, and Google whatever this verse of scripture is, you know, and it pulls up all the information on it, right? Um I remember one time I was doing a study on on communion. No, on the anointing oil. Right? And I went and I researched how was the oil formed, made in in in in the time of the time of Jesus Christ. And there were pictures, and there was information. It was like literally I had an encyclopedia for the anointing oil. Right? And I came and I spoke on the anointing oil. I didn't pull that information out of my head, you know. The Holy Spirit may have used Google, right? To give me access to information that I normally would not have, right? But I'm not going to come on the pulpit and say, "Oh, this little bit of this information I got off Google." It Fast forward, now it's AI. The process is much faster. Right? The process is much more efficient, but it's still the same thing, right? So, if a pastor is using AI to write a sermon, right? What I would do with What I do with it is is the research. What are the Do you know how many books have been written on any given topic in scripture? I can't read all of them, right? Why do I want to read all of them, right? If AI can aggregate all of that information and put it out there for me, right? To help me understand the topic, to help me understand the scripture, absolutely I use AI, right? Now, do I copy what AI says and then repeat it as if they are my own words? That's a problem. That is a lack of um I don't even know the word to use to describe. That's laziness, right? But I I use it to help me facilitate the acquisition of information. Why do I want to spend 5 hours looking for one book that only one copy exists in the in somewhere in Malaysia when I can ask ChatGPT to break down the Dead Sea Scrolls versus these scrolls, you know, go to
(12:35)The pagan holiday debate
ChatGPT and ask, "Is there This thing that people say about Christmas Easter is not a godly holiday, Christmas is not a godly holiday, Easter is the worship of the sun god." People say a lot of nonsense, right? Go to ChatGPT and ask, "Where is the evidence that these holidays, right, were actually pagan holidays?" And there's nothing. There's no evidence of it. Somebody wakes up one day and says, "Easter Easter Easter sun god." And next thing it it's it's it's it proliferates, and there are Christians going out saying, "Oh, I don't celebrate Easter because it's a pagan holiday." Do you realize that the way churches are built, right? Comes from pagan traditions. Aha. Right? Right? But But you know what? The church has always mingled with society. And the church is many times a reflection of what is going on. The way the way we dress to church, right, is a reflection of the society and the culture that we're in. The tools we use in church, when my grandparents went to church, they did not have synthesizers, right? They did not have, you know, strobe lights and smoke machines. No, seriously. That's all they had. So, why I Why do we go all up in arms? Oh, pastors are using AI. Well, pastors are also using microphones. You know what I'm trying to say? As we evolve, right? Yeah? I told you, in 2000 and in 1995, when I wrote my first sermon, I did not have a computer, right? All I had was my Bible and the amount of information that I had just from my Bible was not a lot. So, there were books, but how many books could I, you know, But once I got into computers, the the sermons got deeper, got more knowledgeable, right? You You You know what I'm saying? The scope of my knowledge increased with technology. So, when people are like, "Oh, pastors are using AI as if they're using one witch doctor in their backyard to help them write sermons." It's just It's just ridiculous. Like, where do you draw the line though? Like, you know, there's you know, the assistance of research, but then what if they're really just dependent on like What What does that mean though? Like, you know, say I I open scriptures right now, right? And I'm like, I'm about to do a Bible study. I start reading, and then I get stuck on like a part. And I'm like, I've I remember I'm always told to pray to the Holy Ghost, he's going to give me understanding and and help me write and And part of that I think is like just dwelling in that moment and like just staying reading it, reading the context and all of that. So, the question then becomes
(15:33)Virtue signaling vs. tech
like, at what point do I then just go, "You know what? I'm just going to ChatGPT and ask this question." What you're saying What you're saying is that you would rather walk than ride in a car. There's There's something noble about walking, right? The Bible says, huh? In John chapter 1 verse 1, "In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God." "And the word was God." Right? Without him was nothing made that was made. There's nothing that exists that God did not know. Why aren't you Why are you buying Why are you taking capsules? Why don't you go to the bush and get agbo? Why don't you go to the bush and pluck the leaves and chew it? Why do you go to the pharmacies and get a synthesized product? Yes. That your commentary you said highly hypocritical, right? And in fact, let me rephrase that. Not hypocritical, virtue virtue signaling, like, you know, I'm so holy, you know, I have to pray to the Holy Spirit, you know. Do you pray to the Holy Spirit when you're trying to find the news? Do you say, "I don't know what Donald Trump is doing in the White House today. Holy Spirit, reveal it to me." You pick up You pick up You go and you Google it, right? You can. Absolutely you can, right? I This is what I think. This is what I think, right? I feel like people can give you knowledge, but only the Holy Spirit can give you revelation.
(17:01)Knowledge vs. Revelation
So, I can get knowledge from ChatGPT. I can get knowledge from Claude, but I'm not getting revelation from anywhere except the Holy Spirit, right? The entrance of the word is what gives light. And when it says the word, not the letter, but the spirit. So, what these tools do is give me access to the letter, right? Ultimately, the life that I will get from the letter has to involve the Holy Spirit, right? So, I'm not afraid to use tools. I've never been afraid to use tools. I'm not afraid of medication, right? I don't have to do agbo. I don't have to go to the village and eat leaves, right? I don't have to walk, right? I I I don't have to do things I don't have to ride on a donkey when I can get a 250 horsepower, you know, 500 horsepower vehicle. You You know what I'm saying? I I There's no I I'm not a purist in that sense, right? Because I believe that the Holy Spirit can take anything, right? And whatever it is you bring to the Holy Spirit, the Holy Spirit will take, right? There are many people who read their Bibles and get no revelation from it. So, if you don't have the Holy Spirit, you don't have revelation. You have knowledge, right? But the Bible says knowledge puffs up, right? So, for me, knowledge puffs up, but the Holy Spirit is what gives life. Can I ask you a question? Absolutely. Ask me Ask on. You're older than us. You've done this a Oh, wow. You need to bring this longer than we have, right? No, no, no. I'm going somewhere, right? So, in this in for example, studying the word, right? Would you Do you think or would you say you starting your study or your process when you didn't have tools like AI and having to actually maybe follow a more maybe slower process to maybe get those information that ultimately assisted in the revelation, would you say that played a significant role in like the level of depth Absolutely not. Absolutely not. No. I'm I'm the product of my time, right? There's no advantage to my times, right? The times before me did not have the tools that I had, right? There was a time when books were not as accessible as they are now, when libraries were not as available as they were in my time. But humanity evolves, and God is not taken aback by our evolution. He's not surprised by technological advancement, right? In fact, the Bible says all of it comes from him. The knowledge and the wisdom with which we build these things come from God. I can't understand imagine how Okay, well, kids who grew up not never having read a paper Bible. I don't feel like they are um They have less to the Holy Spirit. There's a discipline that comes with technology that the people who do technology have. And we who read books, paper books, assume that there's no discipline. It's a different kind of discipline. Right? And you guys, young people, can testify to that. Right? Staring at the screen right? Requires some kind of commitment. Just as staring at a piece of paper requires some kind of commitment. The fact that it's on a screen in fact, I put it to you that being able to sort through all that data quickly right? Requires a higher level of intelligence than being able to sort through one paragraph, close it, and then come back 6 weeks later. I don't I don't think that we're served by the process. I think we're served by the result. Right? Seek the Lord. He didn't say how to seek him. He said, "Seek me and you'll find me." Right? How are you going to seek him? When was the last time you went out and looked at the stars? Like literally, Kenneth, Roselyne, when was the last time you sat down and said, "I want to seek the Lord. Let me go outside and and check, you know, where Orion is next to the Big Dipper, you know?" But the heavens declare the glory of God. When was the last time you went to the heavens to find the glory of God? But there was a generation that looked up at the stars. Abraham found out about God from the stars. Right? So why do we want to go back to looking at the stars? When we have the Bible. What's the virtue in not looking at the stars? I mean, what's the virtue? What What has looking at the stars taught you or done for you? Do you Do you Do you see my my my frustration? Right? And that's what makes the kids so frustrated with us. We make being backward virtuous. Right? Is it there's something inherently virtuous about our technological technological illiteracy. There's no virtue in it. Illiteracy is illiteracy. You don't know you don't know. There's no virtue in being dumb. Seriously. There's no There's no
(22:00)There is no virtue in being dumb
It's like you've got a group of I'm not trying to bash anybody, the Amish, for example, right? Of of Eastern from the East Coast, right? They don't use technology. Like that. Right. They don't They're not the way we use it. They don't They don't They even the what they wear. You can see them. There's no inherent virtue in whether you reject cell phones or not. There was a church in Nigeria, where I come from, where for a season, and you know this, they didn't have any televisions. They wouldn't watch televisions. It was a sin to have televisions in your home. You grew up in that church. What difference did it make to your life? No. It didn't make any difference. Look at you. YOU GOT TWO EARRINGS. CLEARLY DIDN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE. SOMEHOW, without television huh? Brother Kenneth So what if you had television? What would you have? You would not have dreadlocks. You would plate your hair. There's no virtue in some of these things. The virtue is is is in that we know God. Right? The virtue is in that we encounter God. Right? The virtue is not in the technology or the absence of technology. Technology is a tool. You can use it or not use it. You can eat with your hands or you can eat with a fork. It's not inherently virtuous to eat with your hands. It's not. I just feel like when sometimes cuz sometimes when I'm using AI, I think it also comes to a point where I have to like slow down cuz next thing you know, I'm having a conversation and I'm like, wait, this thing is fake, but it be talking back. It's actually very interesting. I don't know like Yeah, something about that too is so I've heard about this based on the way you speak like you speak to it, it picks up on your tone and then also your like what you desire to hear from it. And I think that's like the one of the dangers I would say maybe, for example, when you're using it for some sort of study and let's say of the word. Based on the way you frame that question, it will I forgot what they call it like hallucinations. It will create fake data and give it back. Well, and that is why it's a tool, right? But it's not the only tool. That is why you're part of the body of Christ. The Bible says God gave to the church prophets, apostles, evangelists, teachers, apostles, pastors for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry. It is not AI's responsibility. Right? It is not There's nowhere in scripture that says um um AI or Google or anything. Right? Everything, even when a man speaks the word to you you're supposed to go back and verify. The Bible is accessible to every human being. Right? In 90 In most parts of the world. Let me not put a percentage to it. So if you see something on AI right? And you can't go and verify it either through the leadership of the church you should belong to right? Or through the word of God directly then the problem is not AI. You've got a problem that's bigger than AI. Right? You have You've positioned yourself to be deceived. You just reminded me something. It says like trust every spirit or test every spirit. Test every spirit, yeah. Yeah, test every spirit. I I I honestly, right? If if I believe that there's certain things AI is is easier to use to deceive people. Right? That I think is problematic when the number one worship song is AI, right? But But But let me ask you guys a question. Let me ask this question. Half of the musicians that we listen to in church and outside of church what we hear are not their voices. Their voices have been auto-tuned and synthesized. The music is not as it comes out of the musical instruments. They've been finessed. They've been massaged. They've been smoothed out. Why were we okay with that? And now we're not okay with that same technology It is like It is like you're okay with, you know, with riding in a car but now you're not okay with the car going faster. Yes. Guy this is what happens. This is what happens. From the day we said it's okay to use a microphone huh? To amplify your voice we said it was okay to use AI. I guess it's the inspiration part. Yeah, I guess it's like The The The AI did But that's the thing. The AI did not wake up and say, "Let me write a song." Somebody put prompts into it. Somebody put prompts in that said, "Oh, give me a little bit of that guitar here. Give me a little bit more of that of the drums. Give me a little bit more of this." Right? Somebody used AI to create the music. We've been doing this thing for a minute. When you think about it, they created the AI without having to use studio time and all these things too. When you think Hey. I don't know. They didn't use studio time. They didn't have to go create a rent a whole room. Honestly, I I I feel like I feel like um there's need for concern. But some of the concern being expressed is so
(27:50)Why the hate for AI?
What's the word? It's so um childish and pedestrian right? That I'm like you discredit the whole concern. Right? When we're talking about oh, the number one worship song is AI. Like AI actually woke up and released the worship song. I said I said, "You know what? I want to worship Jehovah today." That's not what happens. Somebody sat with it. Have you Have you heard that there's this thing now that I see a lot of on social media where somebody will take a song and put it in a different genre. Right? So they they did some rap music in like do like do it in with Afrobeat or do it in soul. I was like, "Yay!" Somebody is actually using to do it. That person is the creator of it. That person is the creative genius behind what you are hearing. It's not AI. It's not AI. It's literally like saying, "Did you see the microwave I started cooking?" It's just doing what it's told. Exactly. It's just doing what it's told. And the way you're behaving the way you are sounding you sound like my great-grandmother sounded when she first saw a microwave. Huh? Huh? You That thing is cooking food for you? How can you cook rice just like that? Okay, but okay. No firewood. Okay, I have a question then. Mhm. So let's say you want to use AI to learn, right? Okay, so let's say for me, for example, I don't know how to do tongues. I'm sorry, do what? Speaking tongues. Okay. That's That's I thought I thought I thought that was a better I don't know how to speak in tongues. I said better phrasing. Sorry. I don't know how to speak in tongues. And so what if like I tried everything and I just I want my dessert. Maybe tongues is not my gift and maybe I'm supposed to be doing something else. But then I'm like oh AI like maybe I can use AI to learn to speak in tongues like do you feel like that's something that's possible because Absolutely not. Tongues are from the Holy Spirit. Because it creates like I see people like they try to use it and it creates I think utterance. It creates the sounds. Yeah, I can create the sound. People people have been People have been creating sounds People have been People have been saying oh they're speaking in tongues bushka bushka bushka. People have been doing this They've been making fun of Christians for donkey years. Acting like you know they're speaking in tongues abba abba abba abba. People have been doing this since right? So why are we now up in arms because somebody put in AI you know? You know what I'm trying to say for interpretation. Interpretation. If you take AI If you take Wait wait If you take the interpretation that an AI that that AI gives you and you run with it and build your life on it. The consequences are on you now. Test every spirit. Thank you. Thank you. if you if you get it then you make sure you get two more sources. Yes. Out of the mouth of two or three witnesses. I don't go and do chat GPT and Claude and say I've got two witnesses. That one you are look That one you yourself are looking to be You're looking You're actually like you know how am I going to be deceived today? Let me see. Hmm. Okay I think this is what I'm going to do. I think that's what most people are worried about. They don't want people to be deceived and that's why they're just like be careful using AI. be sincere. You can't be sincere and use AI AI in spiritual spaces beyond a certain level. Right? I think people do want to be deceived. Right? Yeah people people and and people are not everybody is sincere right? If I as a as a minister want to preach the word of God. Even if I created something using AI I created it. You know what I'm trying to say? I put in the prompts. I looked at the data and said this is good right? Let me give you an example. There's a website called Sermon Central.
(32:03)Can you use AI for sermons?
You heard of it? That has a a It's like a bank of sermons from thousands of preachers. You can literally go to Sermon Central and pick up a sermon from some preacher you don't know and preach it. But you don't even have to go as far as Sermon Central. You can just listen to the message that the other pastor preached last week and preach it. A large percentage of what we share with other Christians we heard from some Christian. So So I don't understand if AI is creating sermons out of nowhere. What AI is doing is that AI probably There's a sermon I preached that's online right? Somebody goes and says hey um give me information about spiritual wickedness in heavenly places. AI is going to grab my sermon grab that other guy's sermon grab this other guy's sermon Take different lines and put it together. And put it together. That's all it does. That's all it does. There's no mystery in this thing now. Right? When AI becomes sentient we've got a problem. Is it going there? I don't know enough about technology. But what I use it for what the vast majority of people use it for is research. Yeah. Of some form. Right? And if you know what you're doing if you know what you're talking about when AI is BSing you you know. This thing is error prone. Chat GPT Oh my God. If I follow Chat GPT's recipe I'd have baked a monster not a red velvet cake. Would have been an abomination. But you you you know you know now that okay there's no There is no way you need to add 195 extra grams upon the other 200 you added. Mhm. You you get the point I'm making guys? Yeah so don't be afraid don't be scared. Yeah chill out relax. Yeah. So then don't also replace it's time with God as well. Because Oh my God. No No No but think
(34:00)The danger of AI therapy
about it. Oh God. Wait So so when when you're in your quiet time I want to know when you're when you are spending time with God what do you do? So I would So this is what I mean like let's say like you're feeling emotional or something you want to talk to someone. And so Example You could use Chat GPT and talk to it be like I'm feeling this way and then Chat GPT can talk to you back instead of you to use the time to just problem that's bigger than Chat GPT. Seriously your problem is bigger than Chat GPT. If Chat GPT Seriously if Chat GPT can can can respond to a prompt you put in right? And you can actually feel like you're talking to a real person I promise you your problem is not Chat GPT. Your problem is deeper. Only need help from from expertly trained psychiatrist. I'm telling you the truth. No I'm I'm serious. Why why do we want to make this fringe and these outliers right? The basis from which we the basis or or You know it's almost like we're walking to address the outliers. You you know what I'm trying to say? We make policy for the two or three people It's like It's like one law that they're trying to pass to stop um people who don't have um authorization right? To access a particular benefit. When historically right? Only five people out of 25 billion people have ever accessed the benefit. Then you have to start to know that it's not about those five people. It's It's the other people that they're going to catch inside the dragnet that they are looking for. Right? So the way I look at it is this. If I want to spend time with God right? Sometimes it's just me by myself with no tools. Sometimes I'll bring a book and I'll read a book right? And ask God to speak to me through the book. Sometimes I'll bring my phone right? I'll ask God to speak to me through the whatever it is I'm doing on my phone. And you know they are all tools. God can use anything. Anything. We don't have to eat with our hands. We learned how to use fork and knife. I I I get irritated when people are like hmm you're using fork and knife. Don't you don't understand those are the devil's sticks. No I didn't. Do you realize that there was a time Do you realize that there was a time when a fork and a knife was considered the devil's sticks? That's crazy. Yeah when everybody had to eat with their hands. Well I mean they do say that eating with your hand is is sweeter or something I don't know. There's nothing sweeter about it. If you're eating amala use your hand to It's also potentially germy. It's also potentially germy. Huh? It's also germy. It is like especially if you have nails. Yeah stuff gets underneath it. The point I'm trying to make is that there's no there's no See there's no virtue in using your hands or using a fork and a knife. There isn't it? Yeah. What is virtuous is the food. That's it. Yeah? Yeah. So please stop bashing AI. AI is not good or bad. It's the people like the auntie that put her face on somebody's body. I saw that today and I was like wow. That was actually crazy. a whole 'nother level of desperate. Right? So she took the picture of a real woman Yeah. right? And put her own face on it. But she's a real person too. So it's just like Do you see why I say some people need They need qualified expertly trained psychiatrist. How do you want to show up in the world as anything other than yourself? So if people are paying compliments for that picture do you feel good? Ooh. Do you feel like oh they think I'm beautiful. No that's not you it's someone else. How do you get any kind of satisfaction from somebody praising you because they think you're someone else. If they were okay with the real you if they saw the real you they wouldn't praise you. Anyway let's not talk about it because I was about to go somewhere with that. I know that's not good there. We'll go there another day. Bon appétit. You know people who wear makeup and you can't tell it's them anymore. You know that's a problem. Guys like comment subscribe. We'll talk about it another episode another episode. Like comment subscribe. Um let us know what you use AI for. What are some things that you struggle with? We read your comments so drop them down below. And yeah we'll talk to you next time. Goodbye. Peace adios. Unfiltered.